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Lake Mohawk Country Club
MISSION STATEMENT
Lake Mohawk Country Club exists to preserve and protect
the vitality of the Lake Mohawk Reservation, affording members
a lake community lifestyle enhanced by recreational and social
activities, lakes, community beaches and docks, well-maintained
common areas, Clubhouse and private roads, and member programs
that strengthen this community and maintain the added value
of home ownership in the Reservation.
November 2014
Vol. 79 No. 11
A Publication of the Lake Mohawk Country Club Since May 1929
The Papoose is the official magazine for the Lake Mohawk Country Club. Our policy is that only
members in good standing may submit articles for publication. Deadline for copy and photos is
the twelfth (12th) of each month preceding publication. We appreciate your sending in material as
early as possible. All copy submitted should be typewritten (upper & lower case - not ALL CAP).
Please mail or hand-deliver finished photos directly to the Country Club. Items can also be
e-mailed to LMCC at [email protected]. Submit all articles in Microsoft
Word format. Photos can be submitted in jpeg or eps files. In the subject line please include the
subject of the article and the issue month you want the article to run. In the body of the
email include your name and phone number in case we have questions. Please enclose a self
addressed stamped envelope for photos or pick them up at the office within 30 days after
publication. Thank you. www.lakemohawkcountryclub.com
Publisher
Editor
Layout & Design
Mark Musilli
Joyce Ciaburri
The Printing Center
OFFICE SCHEDULE • 973-729-6156
MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. • SATURDAYS 9:00 A.M. TO NOON
Boat Ramp Keys will not be given out after 12:00 noon on Saturdays
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Lake Mohawk – 2
Neighbor Helping Neighbor – 8
Beaches – 12
Weddings – 15
Newcomers - 15
Center Section – 16
Notice To All Clubmembers
Boat Storage
Away for
the
Winter?
Give us your address and we
will forward your Papoose
to you - The Post Office
will not forward The Papoose
with the rest of your mail.
Not only will you receive
your Papoose, but we won’t have
to pay the postage twice!
Please Don’t
Rake Leaves
Into The Street
Or Drainage
Basins
A reminder to all boat owners:
It is that time of year when we
will be thinking of removing and
storing our boats. All boats and
trailers should be stored to the
side or rear only. No boat or
trailer shall be parked or stored
in the front yard.
See Ya
…
Next Season
Septic System
Pump-out
Septic systems must be pumped
every three years. You can now
email your proof of pump-out to
[email protected]
Bells Toll – 18
People At The Lake – 19
Intraclubs – 22
Community Affairs – 24
Information Directory – 30
Classifieds – 31
Cover Note
We would like to thank Clubmember
Eileen Stemley for this month’s
beautiful cover taken at Upper Lake.
Lake Mohawk
Country Club Trustees
- PRESIDENT Greg Yuskaitis
- MEMBERS Chris Aldrich • Chris Cronin
Jay Dunn • Robert Atkinson
Debbie Hookway • Dean Reinauer
Jim Wardell • Gregory Leo
- GENERAL MANAGER Mark Musilli
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Lake Mohawk
Friday, December 5th
Wristbands Required
Available For
Household
Members Only
Please present your club card when picking up wristbands . Wristbands are
available at the Clubhouse Office at no charge. The wristbands will be
distributed on a first come, first serve basis.
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Lake Mohawk
The Countdown Begins....33 days to Go!
13 Annual
th
(Weihnachtsmarkt)
at the
Lake Mohawk Country Club Boardwalk
Sparta, New Jersey
Saturday & Sunday, December 6th & 7th, 2014
Preview night for Clubmembers onlyFriday, December 5th
In conjunction with the tree lighting
Come enjoy the sights, sounds and
smells of an authentic
German Christmas Market
featuring Gifts, Entertainment,
Food and Festivity!
Located in the charming village of Lake Mohawk
just minutes off Route 15 in Sparta, NJ.
All are welcome!
For further information or directions please visit:
Lakemohawkgermanchristmasmarket.com
Christmas Discount Shopping Cards Only $10
at Shelter Vintage in the Lake Mohawk White Deer Plaza…
and Realty Executives, 54 Woodport Road, Sparta
Save Money and Support our local charities
…All proceeds will be donated to charitable organizations…
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Lake Mohawk
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Bºuºbºbºlºeºrºs
Bubbling Machines are allowed along seawalls and around individual boat dock
pilings at a distance not to exceed 12”. Any such machine must be electrically
driven to avoid noise. No water pumps or devices are permitted.
There are several good reasons for this regulation:
1
Safety- Ice that is weakened or open is a serious
potential safety hazard to families, neighbors, and all
members of the community that may wish to use the ice in
the wintertime. I am sure that no member of LMCC would
want to be even remotely connected with a winter accident
on Lake Mohawk.
2
3
Liability-
In addition to safety risks to persons
there is the potential for liability both for property own-
ers and the Country Club. An incident occurring after knowledge and warning could be difficult and costly to defend.
Lake Quality-
Our consultant from Princeton
Hydro advises us that we need a significant winter
period of ice with snow cover on it to help control weed pro-
duction in the following growing season. Areas of open ice
allow sunlight to reach the bottom of the lake through the
winter and promote weed growth.
4
Winter Recreation-
Many residents enjoy
cross-country skiing, ice boating, ice-skating, and
other winter activities on the lake. Areas of open ice interfere with the enjoyment and privileges of all LMCC residents.
The regulation mentions two methods that can be used to
protect the seawalls and structures in water lots. The permissible method is a bubbler system that introduces compressed air through small holes or slits in a submerged tube.
The release of the compressed air prevents ice formation in
the immediate vicinity of the perforations in the tubing. This
method is highly effective over the range of weather conditions experienced in this area as well as in far colder
regions. If used properly this method fully complies with all
requirements of the regulation.
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Lake Mohawk
The Boardwalk Club Restaurant
PRESENTS
Special Events
Event Name
Date
Wine and Cheese Tasting*
MOHA
Mardi Gras at LMCC
October 17KE
Smoked Meats and Wine
November 1
Fondue Night*
November 14
Craft Beer and Wings*
— NEW DATE—
January 17
U
Wild Game Night*
February 7
The Papoose
February 20
Marinades and Rubs
March 13
A Visit to Italy
April 10
UB
LA
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Date
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November 3rd - Monday
Trustees Meeting
Papoose Room - 7:30 p.m.
November 17th - Monday
Trustees Meeting
Papoose Room - 7:30 p.m.
The Office Will Be Closed
for Thanksgiving:
November 26th Office Closes 12:00 pm
November
27th - 28th - 29th
Office Will be Closed
Holiday Schedule:
December 24th Office Closes 12:00 pm
December
25th - 26th - 27th
Office Will be Closed
December 31st Office Closes 12:00 pm
January 1st
Office Will be Closed
Event Name
April 24
Travel to Asia
L
Farm
to Table*
May 8
RY C
*Events included in the B&G Tasting Series
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Neighbor Helping Neighbor
Do You Know Them???
They live down the street...
have for a long time, so I have heard.
They are older, not outside much,
but always seem friendly, wave as
they walk by.
Do not want to intrude.
Wonder if they are ok on this
95 degree day? They must be,
or we would have heard,
wouldn’t we? Right?
Rarely see other cars in their
driveway or family, grandkids.
If they needed help, wouldn’t
they call someone?
Hire someone?
Notice that the grass is getting a
little long... leaves on the ground
until winter, snow on the driveway
for days
Maybe I should knock on their
door and say hello. Maybe?
I guess it is not really any of
my business, is it?
Wonder if they are home?
I gues I should ask around...
Neighbors Helping Neighbors …
Every effort will be made to keep inquiries confidential if requested
Volunteer assistance
Can help with
Need help with
❍ ................Transportation................ ❍
❍ ......Yard Work/Snow Shoveling .... ❍
❍ ..................Legal Advice.................. ❍
❍ ..............Real Estate Issues.............. ❍
❍ ..............Estate Planning................ ❍
❍ ..........Investment Guidance .......... ❍
❍ ........Filling Out Taxes/Forms........ ❍
❍ ............Minor house repairs............ ❍
❍ ................Companionship................ ❍
❍ ................Daily Check-in................ ❍
❍ ............“Meals on Wheels“............ ❍
❍ ................Grant Writing................ ❍
❍ ..................Fundraising.................. ❍
❍ ..................House Watch.................. ❍
Other__________________________________________
Email__________________________________________
Name__________________________________________
Address ________________________________________
City/St/Zip ____________________________________
Phone __________________________________________
Mail to: The Neighbors Project Committee L.M.C.C.
21 The Boardwalk • Sparta, NJ 07871
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Sparta Township Local
Ordinance
21-52
Deposing of
Snow or Ice in
Street Prohibited
‫ﱨﱧ‬
The ordinance reads:
No
owner, tenant or occupant
of premises abutting on
any streets shall plow, shovel,
throw, place or deposit any snow
or ice into or upon or across any
street in the Township. The intent
and purpose of this provision is to
prohibit all persons from plowing,
throwing, casting, placing, or
depositing snow and ice which
accumulates within the private
property upon the sidewalks or
streets of the Township.
‫ﱨﱧ‬
21-5.3
Penalties and Violations:
Any person, firm or corporation
violating any of the provision of
this section shall, upon conviction
thereof, be liable to the penalty
stated in chapter I, Section 1-5
and each and every day on which
said violation exists shall constitute a separate violation.
The penalties include
but are not limited to:
First offence a fine not to exceed $100. For a second offense
the fine can range between $100
to $1,250.
BOAT
STORAGE
A reminder to all boat owners: It is that
time of year when we will be thinking of
removing and storing our boats. All boats
and trailers should be stored to the side or
rear yard only. No boat or trailer shall be
parked or stored in the front yard.
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Lake Mohawk
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Interiors
For
Comfort
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Residential • Commercial
Hospitality • Healthcare
Mortgage Loan Originator
P.O. Box Box 117
Sparta • NJ 07871
973-729-8424
973-729-1071
Cell 973-670-7079
Tel
Fax
email: [email protected]
New Merchandise Now Available At Lake Mohawk Country Club
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• ADULT WIND SHIRT - $30 • WINDBREAKER - $30 • KNIT CAPS - $14
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Beaches
Beach 6
We hope everyone enjoyed themselves
at this year’s Wine Tasting party. Jules
and Lena would like to thank all
those who helped make it the
beautiful night that it was: Krista,
Brad, Louise, Marty, Jennifer, Anne,
Kathy, Steve, Vanessa, Rosemary,
Eileen, Lisa, Ted, Tami, Tommy Fab,
Colleen and Chris.
This year’s winners were: Homemade
Red by Tami and Jim Cosmano;
White a Clos du Bois Chardonnay,
entered by David and Patti; Red
Chateau St. Michele, entered by Nina
Johnson. White Deer Liquors has the
winners in stock with the exception
of the Cosmano’s Homemade wine;
maybe Jim can hook you up.
Thanks also go to the band, Timbreline
Pass, Lake Mohawk Country Club, St.
Moritz, White Deer Liquors, Dr.
Michael Ward and the talented and
lovely Laura Chase for her beautiful
flowers. Lastly, thanks to all who
made generous donations.
Our annual Twelve Days of Christmas
Party will be held December 13th.
Please contact Nicole Flynn at 919 7593070 or Lori Williams lorimeakin@
embarqmail.com. If you have any
questions or would be so kind as to
volunteer to be a host house. We
need 3 to 4 houses to make it a
successful ‘crawl’. All you need are a
few decorations; food is brought by
the guests! Thanks in advance.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Run, Turkeys Run!
Thanks for Reading,
Carol Naylor
Byram
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Beach 3
Everybody out of the water! Beach
season 2014 is over and the boats will
soon be out of the water. Beach
closing will have happened by the
time we read this article.
Towels and boogie boards will all
have been put away, along with the
bathing suits.
Alas, I will not be able to recognize
some of you with your clothes on!
See you in 2015!
‘Till then~ Rose Gong Monier
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Beaches
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Sleepy Lagoon
Hello Sleepy Lagooners! Autumn is
in full swing. Please consider lending
a hand at Fall Beach Clean Up. See
the sandwich board for date and time,
usually 9 a.m. until the punch list is
complete. Other housekeeping items:
• Any items found in the shed or
fridge/freezer and not claimed at
Beach Clean Up will be donated or
trashed.
• If you have a kayak or two laying
on the lawn by the launching dock
or the lawn by the new tower rack,
please come down and retrieve to
stow it away for the winter.
• Dock Day is this month. Who still
thinks its summer and has their
boat in the water? Do not make the
men removing the docks work
around it.
December is around the corner.
Any holiday-related events will be
communicated via email and posted
on the sandwich board as long as an
early snowfall does not deter the
Tyburs from getting to it. Thank you
Tom and Tanya for doing this
tedious, yet important job, keeping
everyone informed all year long!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
~ Stacy
Upper Beach
Update
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Paint Your Vinyl or Aluminum Siding
Staining & Roof Cleaning
Power Washing Houses & Decks
Mold Remediation
Carpentry & Flooring
973-729-6659
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Restoration of the beach is underway;
we now have new fencing and
electricity. The beach will be re-graded
and the lamp post heads will be
installed this month. The landscaping
will begin October 13 and be
completed October 17.
Stop by and take a look. Also, watch
for a schedule of events and fund
raisers in the January Papoose.
For LMCC road information or
problems call our Road Supervisor,
Mr. Curt Ross, at 973-729-1148.
The hours of the LMCC Road
Dept. are 7 a.m.-3 p.m. For after hour
emergencies call the Sparta Police
Department at 973-729-6121.
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Beaches
Beach 4
It is hard to believe that it is November
already! From all of us at Beach 4, we
wish you all a wonderful and happy
Thanksgiving. We all have so much
to be thankful for, including our
community of friends and family in
Lake Mohawk. Once again we have
been blessed with another addition
to our beach family, the fourth of our
seven babies. Welcome Tyler James
Curd, and congratulations to proud
mom and dad, Allene and Tyler. We
are all looking forward to the arrival
of the rest of our sweet little babies. I
cannot wait to see them all playing
on the beach in 2015.
We would like to give a big “thank
you” to all of those who attended and
helped with dock day. We were sad to
see the boats come out and the toys
packed up, but you all worked so
hard and we appreciated the effort.
Remember to check your email or
join our Facebook group for info on
events and important dates. If
anyone is interested in participating
in one of our events, has an idea for a
summer event they would like to see
at the beach, or to be added to our
email list, please contact Kathy or
Christina at [email protected]
Call 729-6156 To Place an Ad or Article
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The Aesthetics Committee
The effectiveness of our committee
will depend on each Clubmembers’
cooperation in helping to maintain
the beauty of our community.
Others do care. We encourage you to
notify our committee of any
concerns you have involving the
aesthetics of Lake Mohawk, which
we will present to the Club Manager
to resolve.
FOR EXAMPLE: Have you been
concerned about:
• Illegal dumping of trash and
debris on lake properties.
The Deadline is the 13th of each month
• Illegal parking of boats
and trailers.
Complimentary
In-Home Consultation
• Disabled and abandoned cars
and trucks.
• Custom
Furnishings
• Accessories
• Window
Treatments
• Color
Coordination
If you care about these or any related issues, the Aesthetics Committee has provided this form for you
to notify us of your concerns.
Thank you for your interest and
support. We look forward to your
help in maintaining our Club as an
outstanding lake community.
Location of your concern:
• Staging
Date:
Description of your concern:
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Return to:
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21 The Boardwalk, Sparta, NJ 07871
Attn: The Aesthetics Committee
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Wedding Anniversary Engagements
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Greenberg/Penn
Melanie Lynn Greenberg and Adam
David Penn were wed on June 22, 2014.
The ceremony and reception took
place at Adath Shalom, Morris Plains,
with Rabbi Moshe Rudin officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Lake
Mohawk Clubmembers Randi and
Robert Greenberg. The new Mrs. Penn
graduated from SUNY New Paltz
with a BFA in metals. She currently
works in New York City as a CAD
artist for an upscale jewelry designer.
The groom is the son of Marion
Wilson of Staten Island and Joseph
Penn of Israel. Mr. Penn is completing
a degree in history. He is currently
employed in internet radio artist
promotions and technical support.
The couple resides in Staten Island.
Graham/
Caronia
Former Clubmembers Richard and
Kathryn Graham, who now reside at
The Villages, Florida, happily announce
the marriage of their daughter, Hope.
Hope Graham and Michael Caronia,
both of Mt. Arlington were married
on July 26, 2014 at The Emlen Physick
Estate in Cape May, NJ at 4:00 p.m.,
with a reception following at the Hotel
Alcott. The couple went on a cruise
to Alaska following their wedding.
Hope is a 2007 graduate of Sparta
High School and a 2012 graduate of
Montclair State University. Michael
is a 2005 graduate of Loyola Academy
and a 2009 graduate of the University
of Miami. She is employed, as a
kindergarten teacher at the Roth
Elementary School in the Klein School
District in Texas.
Michael is employed as a Pilot for
SkyWest Airlines. He is the son of
Leonard and Lynn Caronia of Park
Ridge, Illinois.
The couple is now residing in The
Woodlands, Texas.
Newcomers
Samuel Richard
Rascher
Clubmembers Andrea and
Larry Rascher of Shawnee
Trail are delighted to
announce the birth of
their grandson, Samuel
Richard Rascher.
Sammy was born on October 10,
2014 at Englewood Medical Center in
Englewood. He weighed 7 lbs. 10 oz.
and measured 20.5 inches.
He is the son of Robert and Nadine
Rascher of West New York, NJ.
Also welcoming Sammy is his
big brother, Martin, as well as
Grandmother Nancy Porterfield of
Flushing, NY.
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Ice Retardant Systems on
As our summer season ends and we begin autumn,
there will be some of our members and neighbors
getting ready to prepare for the winter ice on the
lake. Ice plays an important part of our lake quality.
It also plays an important part of safety as well.
Over the past few years, we have had some
problems with members using unapproved ice
retardant systems such as ice bubblers, “ice eaters”
and ice fans. In order to clarify the use of these
devices, we revisit some of our long standing Club
regulations and articles over the past 25 years.
of the lake through the winter and promote weed
growth. Last winter, we had about 18 inch thickness
of ice on the lake and this greatly reduced our weed
growth this past summer. This also greatly reduced
the algae bloom we experienced last year on the
lake during the hot summer.
The regulation regarding this issue is published in
the Marine Rules and Regulations under Winter
Activities.
Bubbling machines
“Bubbling machines are allowed along the sea
walls and around individual boat dock pilings
at a distance not to exceed 12 inches. Any
such machine must be electronically driven to
avoid noise.
No water pumps or devices are permitted.”
There are several important reasons
for this regulation.
4. Wildlife Management:
Large amounts of open water provide another
place for the Canada geese to winter. These birds
pose a serious threat to the lake’s water quality.
1. Safety:
5. Winter Recreation:
Ice that is weakened or open is a serious potential
safety hazard to families, neighbors and all
members of the community that may wish to use the
ice on the lake in the winter time. We are sure that
no member of LMCC would
want to be even remotely
connected with a winter
accident on Lake Mohawk.
Many of our members and children enjoy cross
country skiing, ice skating, hockey, ice boating and
other winter activities on the lake. Areas of open ice
interfere with the enjoyment and privileges of all
LMCC members and residents.
2. Liability:
In addition to safety risks to
persons there is the potential for liability both for the
property owners and the Country Club. An incident
occurring after knowledge and warning could be
difficult and costly to defend.
3. Lake Quality:
Our lake management consultant (Princeton
Hydro) advises us that we need a significant winter
period of ice with snow cover on it to help control
weed production in the following growing season.
Areas of open ice allow sunlight to reach the bottom
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The regulation mentions two methods that can be
used to protect the seawalls and structures in
lakefront water lots. The permissible method is a
bubbler system that introduces compressed air
through small holes or slits in a submerged tube.
The release of the compressed air prevents ice
formation in the immediate vicinity of the perforations in the tubing.
This method is highly
effective over the range
of weather conditions
experienced in this
area as well as in far
colder regions. If used
properly, this method
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fully complies with all
the requirements of the
LMCC regulation.
The non-permissible
method consists of a
submerged pump or
propeller that lifts “warm”
water from the bottom of
the lake and directs it to
the surface. Not only do these devices create
uncontrollable areas of open ice, but the ice is
weakened for several hundred feet extending
beyond the open area. Sometimes these devices
become dislodged and tip over on the bottom of the
lake and then cause open channels of either
weakened ice or open water across the lake. These
devices are not permissible and are dangerous.
Timing is everything in
running any ice retardant
system. Limit the time that the
ice bubbler runs by using a
timer and thermostat. The
bubbler does not need to run
all day. Usually 4 hours per
day is sufficient, even on the
coldest days of the season.
There is also no need to have it run when
temperatures are above freezing and ice cannot
form. This saves you money and energy.
Before the ice starts to melt, turn off your ice
bubbler. Usually around the first week of March is
good. This allows a thin sheet of ice to connect to
your dock or seawall with the rest of the ice on the
lake. The ice is too thin to cause any damage and
the connection helps keep your dock and sea wall
safe. Open water acts as a runway for thick ice
sheets to be blown across and crash into your dock.
Having your dock connected to the ice matrix
protects it from moving ice sheets in open water
areas. Keeping the ice bubbler going as the ice
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melts and breaks up on the lake may make your
dock a target for these ice flows.
Due to the serious nature of ice safety for our lake,
especially with non permissible devices, the
Trustees of LMCC have implemented an inspection
program. All ice retardant equipment must be
inspected and approved by Marine Services before
installation in the lake. Marine Services will monitor
the performance of the bubblers during the winter
season to ensure that they do not create open ice
more than 12 inches from any dock. Installation of
non-approved devices or persistent operation of a
device in a non-compliant manner will result in the
loss of all lake privileges for offending members.
Since this regulation has been in effect for more
than 25 years, there will be no exceptions for
existing non-permissible devices.
The Marine Services Committee would be pleased
to provide assistance to property owners with
questions regarding their present systems or with
criteria and suggestions for future systems. Please
do not hesitate to contact the LMCC office for
additional information on permissible and nonpermissible equipment, for assistance with
selection of permissible equipment and/or for
inspection of existing facilities.
— We thank you for your cooperation.
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Bells Toll
Virginia
Callahan
Virginia “Ginna” Callahan, 65, of
Sparta, passed away on October 16,
2014, surrounded by her loving family
and friends. Ginna was born in
Hoboken and lived in Cliffside Park
before moving to Sussex County in
1975. Ginna received her B.A. from
Farleigh Dickinson University and her
masters as a reading specialist from
Jersey City State College. Ginna
taught in the Fredon School system
but spent most of her teaching
career at the Sparta Junior High
School. Ginna was a consummate
student of the importance of people
and faith in life. Ginna wanted to
share her message of hope and belief
through her book, “What if ... I Truly
Believed,” which is an expression of
faith through her journey on this
earth. Ginna is survived by her
beloved husband, Terry; her three
angels, Tara, Meghan, and Kristin
and their significant others, Marcus,
Rusty and Pete. She was Grammy to
five beautiful grandbabies: Abigail,
Grace, Hunter, Olivia and Summer.
She is also survived by her four
siblings, Marilyn, Tricia, Bob and
Paul. She was predeceased by her
brother, Joseph.
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International Tengo League
Lake Mohawk is the birthplace of
a new sport. It is called TENGO.
This exciting and fun to play game
is the brain child of Clubmember
Hugh Hauck.
TENGO tournaments are two day
events consisting of combined golf
and tennis competitions.
A TENGO tournament was held in
September at Hidden Acres Golf Club
and the Lake Mohawk Tennis Club.
The participants were Clubmembers
Tony Sigler, Rick Scotti, Tom Sudol
and the organizer Hugh Hauck.
The winner of the event was Rick
Scotti and the runner-up was Hugh
Hauck.
The first of this two day event is golf
(L to R) Tony Sigler, Tom Sudol, Hugh Hauck, Rick Scotti
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and the rules and scoring system are
fairly simple. Four players take part
and are made-up of two pair teams,
the names are drawn out of a hat. Each
player plays six holes after which the
partners switch for the next six holes
and switch again for the last six of the
eighteen holes. This way all the
players have a different partner for
six holes and all players get to play
with each other evening out any
different levels of competence. For
each hole won each partner is
awarded two points. For a hole won
at par three points accrue to each
partner and if the hole is won with a
birdie, four points are awarded each
partner of the winning pair. At the
end of the day all the points that
each player has won are added up
and recorded.
The following day is the tennis
event and the same pairings play
three regular sets with a tie breaker at
six all. As with the golf event the
players switch partners after each
set. The games won by each pair
accrue as points for each individual
player and are added up at the end of
the third set, this is then added to the
previous day’s golf score and the
player with the highest total
combined score is the winner.
We plan to hold further competitions and it is our hope that other golf
and tennis enthusiasts will sign up
for future events at hhauck@century
link .net.
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People at the Lake
Dylan Panicucci Earns the Rank of Eagle Scout
Clubmember Dylan Panicucci was
awarded the rank of Eagle Scout on
April 27th at a special Eagle Scout
Court of Honor held by Sparta NJ
Troop 150. The son of Jeffrey and
Denise Panicucci, Dylan is a 2014
graduate of Sparta High School and
is now in his first year of study at The
United States Military Academy at
West Point.
Eagle Scout is the highest rank in Boy
Scouting and it takes many years of
hard work. To earn the rank of Eagle,
a scout must show leadership, service,
outdoor skills, citizenship, character
and personal fitness by earning at
least twenty-one merit badges and
he must complete a special
community service Eagle project.
Dylan’s Eagle Project was to build a
concrete block lacrosse rebound wall
at Station Park. The project took a
total of 245 man-hours and benefits
the residents of Sparta Township and
local lacrosse players. Dylan wanted
to specifically thank Sparta RediMix, RS Phillips Steel, Route 23 Patio
and Masonry, Drs. Panicucci and
Ouimette, Kuiken Brothers and
Alish’s Alpine Paint for their generous
contributions of time and materials
to the project.
Congratulations to Dylan on
achieving the rank of Eagle Scout
and best of luck at West Point!
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Lake Mohawk Ski Hawks
Our Boatlift fundraiser is complete.
Thank you very much to all who
helped make this event successful.
Current team members please keep
an eye on your email. We will be
sending out a list of various
committees we need people to join.
Even in the off season there are a few
things that need to be done to get
us ready for the 2015 season. If
everyone helps just a little, a lot can
be accomplished!
Another reason to watch your
email; we are working on a new
vendor for our team wear. We plan to
have something out to the team this
month. The hats, sweatshirts, etc.
make great Christmas gifts!
Happy November!
Power Boat Club
Ahoy Mates, November has joined
our calendar and wow! What a
change to the lake’s ambiance. The
boats are hibernating under white
shrouds as if to mingle with the
coming snow.
The fun of the Boat Rally is
remembered with sunny thoughts
as we rake those ever present leaves.
Scoop has put in an early reservation
for a veranda seat right under the
now “bragging flag” displayed by the
Malecki/Elliot powerboat. This year
Robbie and Marilyn Salfelder and Jill
and Randy Moore helped crew the
winning team. Check the photo which
also features the Boat Rally organizer
Carol Nuttle. Kudos to all involved.
I mention the successful Boat Rally
again because not only was it a
wonderful success, but it also
demonstrated the accomplishments
of what volunteerism can do for an
organization or a Club. What would
we be without our volunteers? They
are the backbone of the MPC and our
entire LMCC community. They are
remarkable for what they accomplish.
There is more to do; more fun and
frolic in our calendar.
Get out your calendars, our
Business Meeting is November 13th
in the East Lounge at 7:00 pm. It is
important to attend. We need your
input and elections will be held.
Hold everything, the Christmas event,
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Red Snowflakes under the Stars
holiday party is December 12th.
Linda Zampino and Bob Voeglie are
chairing this festive dinner dance.
Plan to attend the party of the
season. For info: [email protected].
You too can become members of
the MPC and join us. Volunteer, get
involved, have fun, meet new
comrades, learn boat safety, enjoy
boating events and it is easy, just sent
$25.00 per household to the MPC
Membership Secretary, Susan KnaussMacFarlane, 316 West Shore Trail,
Sparta, NJ 07871 or knauss1@
gmail.com. As Susan says, “Take the
time to write your membership
check today, please include your
email address to ensure you do not
miss out on any announcements.”
Thanksgiving gives us a wonderful
opportunity not only to give thanks
at a table applauding the harvest, but
also to embrace those we love and to
see the beauty in our surroundings.
Take a moment. Happy Thanksgiving
from the MPC. May your path be free
of leaves and full of gold!
– Patty DePrez “Scoop”
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Lake Mohawk Yacht Club
Last month’s Papoose article
incorrectly reported the results for
the Lightning spring series. The
correct results are Rich Miner in first
place, Perry Anderson second and
Chuck Chute third. Apologies to
Perry and Chuck for the error.
On September 7, three Lightning’s
did one race with Rich Miner coming
in first followed by Chuck Chute
second and Perry Anderson third. On
September 14 the Lightning’s did not
race but the Snipes held two races
with John Marx taking two firsts and
Constance Gill taking two seconds.
On September 21, the Lightning’s
were back on the course with Rich
Miner first and Hank Jelinek second
in both races. Fall racing is not over
as this article is being written so the
final results for the Lightning fall
series and the overall results for the
Snipes will be reported next month.
We have one more special event
scheduled before we recess for the
winter, our annual Awards Brunch
on November 16, 2014.
You can visit us on the web at
www.lakemohawksailing.org. For more
information about membership in
the LMYC or if you want to learn to
sail call our Vice Commodore, Perry
Anderson at (973)729-3904, email us
at [email protected]
or write to us at PO Box 29, Sparta,
NJ 07871.
Until next month, smooth sailing
and God bless America, Don Okner
Lake Mohawk Tennis Club
“A Great 2014 Season Concludes at
the Lake Mohawk Tennis Club”
The 2014 LMTC tennis season may
be over, but the unofficial start of the
2015 season kicks off with the
Christmas Party on Friday, December
5th. This is your opportunity to
see your tennis chums in elegant
evening wear. Expect plenty of great
food, drink and some “interesting”
dancing. By around 11:00 p.m. it
starts to look a little like the bar
scene from Star Wars.
Congratulations to Chris McAtee
and Tiffany Heineman for prevailing
as the men’s and woman’s champions
in the Keg and Brat singles event in
September. The runners up were
James Easter and Lois Ferguson.
Both finals were hard fought three
set affairs. Several brats, hotdogs and
“soda pops” met their demise!
E-mail [email protected] if
you are interested in joining the Club
for the 2015 season.
Visit the Lake Mohawk Tennis Club
website at www.lakemohawktennis
club.com for information pertaining
to the Club.
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Some of the participants in the
Keg and Brat Singles
Tournament
(Tiffany, Lois, Chris, James,
Ryan, and Dave)
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Community Affairs
Veterans Speak Sparta Historical Society
We celebrate Veteran’s Day on
November 11 to honor the service
that all Veterans have provided to our
country.
On Thursday, November 13th,
a panel of veterans has agreed to share
their service experiences with us.
Rev. Ernie Kosa, Marty Schweighard,
Donald Devore and Frank Armario,
and Mike Rahill veterans of the
Korean and Vietnam War comprise
our panel. The panel is sponsored by
the Sparta Historical Society and the
meeting will take place at the Sparta
Ambulance Building located 14
Sparta Ave. at 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Koza’s Korean experience
included front line experience
included living in a cave at the front
line and having his life saved by a
guide who pushed him to the ground
and fell on him when a shell fell next
to them. Rev. Koza also saw service
during the Vietnam War where he
followed the troops to the front lines.
Marty Swheighard, a navy veteran,
served three years on a Navel Cruiser
during the Korean War will share what
it is like to serve on a military vessel.
Mike Rahill’s photo of a helicopter
taken in Vietnam.
Frank Armanio served in Vietnam
from 1966-1967. Frank is the Second
Vice President of the State Council of
Vietnam Veterans of America. Frank
will relate his experiences in service
and as an advocate for all veterans.
He will discuss the post service
needs of our veterans.
Mike Rahill spent one year stateside
for training and two years with the
Army’s 9th Infantry in the Vietnam’s
Mekong Delta. Rahill notes they were
called the “Brown Water Navy”.
Donald Devore served with the
infantry in Vietnam. He is an active
veteran serving as the Chaplin for
the 21st of the VFW. If you have
questions about the article please
call me at 973-534-4044 or Ed Fritsch
at 973-729 0644.
Sparta Women’s
Club November
Meeting
The Sparta Women’s Club will have
a general meeting including lunch
on Wednesday, November 5, 2014 to
be held in Papoose Room of Lake
Mohawk Country Club at 12 noon.
This month there will be a Craft
Auction of various items created by
members including delicious treats
to eat decorative home items and
hand crafted blankets, scarves etc.
SWC welcomes women from many
townships in Sussex and Morris
counties, for further information
about membership or being a guest,
please call our Membership Chair,
Kathy Shepard at 973-512-3428.
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Community Affairs
For Seniors Only
Senior Day Trip Thursday, December
18: Hunterdon Hills Playhouse
Holiday Show. Bus will leave Sparta
at 9:30 a.m. for our dinner show,
menu choice required. An ensemble
cast of multi-talented performers
celebrate Christmas in a holiday
song and dance fest featuring
traditional carols, classic and
contemporary Yuletide compositions
and humorous skits, all backed by
live onstage orchestra. Bus departs
for Sparta at 3:30 p.m., cost $63.50.
Mail-in registration begins November
7, Walk-in begins November 11.
Senior Art Exhibit, November 3-14:
Featuring the works of Sparta
Seniors who have painted in our
classes as well as others who have
framed pieces of art work they
have done as a senior. Reception
will be held on Monday November
3 at 6:00 p.m.
AARP Driver Safety Course,Thursday
November 6 (One day only) 9:00
a.m.-3:00 p.m.: This six hour mature
driving class qualifies you for a
reduced insurance premium with
many companies. Cost is $15 for
AARP members or $20 for nonmembers, forms will be available
at the Sparta Recreation Office.
Please make checks out to AARP.
Senior New Year’s Eve Party,Wednesday
December 31: Join us for our “ever
popular” New Year’s Eve Party at
the Senior Center from 1:00 to
4:00pm. Price includes dinner, DJ,
dancing and watching the ball
drop, at 3:00 p.m. Cost is $10.00
per person; tickets go on sale
November 3.
S.H.I.P (State Health Insurance
Program): Provides free assistance
in filing bills with Medicare/Medicaid,
secondary insurance companies
and helps determine your “Part D”
needs. Medicare open enrollment
period: October 15 to December 7.
Please call at 973-579-0555 x 1223
to make an appointment.
For more information please call
Sparta Recreation Center at 973-7292383 or view all of our programs on
our website spartanj.org and click on
Senior Services.
Antique Alley
On Saturday, November 8 from
11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Antique Alley
will be entertaining and enlightening
everyone who brings a favorite
heirloom for appraisal, at the Sparta
Ambulance Building, 14 Sparta
Avenue, Sparta.
Jon Felz of RZM Fine Arts and
Antiques will appraise your prize
possessions at $5 per item. You will
enjoy his explanation of the background
of these items, and his assessment of
other people’s possessions.
This is jointly sponsored by Literacy
New Jersey Sussex County Programs
and the Sparta Historical Society.
All proceeds will go to these two
organizations. To learn more about
the Sussex County Programs for
literacy visit our website literacynj.org.
Please call 973-729-1180 with
questions.
Byram Township
residents of Lake Mohawk
Country Club –
roads are now being
plowed by Byram Township.
If there are any snow
plowing problems please call
973-347-2500 ext. 137.
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Community Affairs
Calling All Men to MOW IT OFF!
“Movember” is a global project
which is sweeping the nation. It has
to do with mustaches and falls
during the month of November,
hence “Movember.”
Started in Australia a number of
years ago as a way to call attention
and awareness to men’s health
issues, men would shave off their
mustaches and collect sponsors to
benefit charities of their choice.
With a little twist to this idea, the
local Xi Beta Rho Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi International, known as
the Friendship Sorority worldwide,
will ask men to MOW IT OFF for a
special cause, in this case the
charity of choice will be NAMI
Sussex County, National Alliance
on Mental Illness and its programs,
to aid those with Post-traumatic
Stress Disorder (PTSD), such as
Veterans and first responders.
The local sorority chapter, Xi Beta
Rho, in response to this Movember
project is holding a fundraiser for
NAMI Sussex County, “Beer, Brats
and Cheddar”, to be held at St. Moritz
Grill and Bar, White Deer Plaza in
Sparta, on Sunday,November 2nd from
5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The admission
charge would entitle attendees to
three tickets, allowing them to select
two beers and a brat, two brats and
a beer or any combination. Trays of
cheeses and potato salad will
complement the offerings.
Guitar music for your listening
pleasure will be provided by a friend
of the organization.
Men and women attending will
learn about a new documentary
movie now being filmed called “Code
9, Officer Needs Assistance.” The film
deals with dangerous situations
police officers and first responders
are often placed in on a daily basis,
which can bring on PTSD, especially
after years of keeping emotions in
check under perilous conditions.
Bob Cubby of Sparta, a retired Jersey
City Police Captain who is featured
in this movie, will be on hand at St.
Moritz on November 2nd. Cubby has
agreed to have his beard shaved and
his long hair cut for this project.
NAMI Sussex County, the recipient
of funds to be raised, is part of NAMI
NJ and NAMI National. It is an all-
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Sparta Xi Beta Rho members, Sally Tauber and Wendy Stamer, clown around for the camera after
helping with plans for their chapter’s Mow it Off “Movember” Project, when men mow off their
mustaches, beards or heads of hair to support a cause. The project creates awareness of Veterans
and First Responders who experience post-traumatic stress in their line of duty, and benefits NAMI
Sussex County (National Alliance on Mental Illness).
volunteer family support, education
and advocacy organization devoted
to improving the health and quality
of life for those with mental illness,
and serving the needs of the family
members and friends who love and
care for them.
They offer free programs for
families with loved ones suffering
from mental illness, entitled “Familyto-Family” and have offered the
“Family-to-Family for Veterans” as
well. There is a six week BASICS
program for parents or guardians
with a child who has behavioral
problems or mental illness.
The NAMI Sussex County Affiliate’s
Veterans Support group was founded
to assist those suffering from posttraumatic stress. It was NAMI NJ’s
first Veterans’ support group to
be started in the state by one of
their affiliates.
Those who would like to Mow It
Off for NAMI Sussex County are
asked to register by calling (973)
729-5153. To attend the “Beer, Brats
and Cheddar,” tickets are $30/per
person and must be purchased in
advance by calling (973) 729-5812,
as space is limited.
Designers Tim Karl and Tom Clark, CKD are the team
you can trust to transform the kitchen or bathroom of
your dreams into a reality you can afford. With over 40
years of experience and complete project management
services, choosing Happ's means making a wise decision
about your remodeling or new construction project.
HKITCHEN
& BATH
APP’S
SHOWROOM
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Community Affairs
Registration Now Open for Krogh’s Turkey Trot
The Sparta Education Foundation’s
main fundraiser will take place once
again this Thanksgiving morning in
Lake Mohawk’s White Deer Plaza.
Krogh’s 8th Annual Turkey Trot is
one of Sparta’s best-loved events and
has become a tradition before the
tradition. What better way to spend a
beautiful Thanksgiving morning
than with other members of the
community who share the common
goal of supporting public schools.
The Turkey Trot has become New
Jersey’s 5th largest 5k race and proceeds
benefit the Sparta public schools.
This year’s event takes place on
Thanksgiving morning, Thursday,
November 27th. Registration is now
open online at kroghsturkeytrot.com.
You can also register via mail by
downloading the registration form
and sending it to Sparta Education
Foundation, PMB126, 270 Sparta
Avenue 104, Sparta, NJ 07871. All mailin registrations must be postmarked
by Saturday, November 22nd.
The packet pick-up and pasta party
for registered participants will take
place on Wednesday, November 26
from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Lake Mohawk
Country Club on the Boardwalk.
Packets can also be picked up the
morning of the race beginning at 7
a.m. in the Lake Mohawk Country
Club’s Main Ballroom. The pasta
party is catered by Silver Sponsor Villa
Capri. Additional Turkey Trot sponsors
include Krogh’s Restaurant and Brew
Pub, Gold Sponsor, ThorLabs, Bib
Sponsor, Eastern Propane, Goody
Bag Sponsor, Realty Executives, as
well as scores of local businesses and
individuals who support the Turkey
Trot at Silver or Bronze levels.
The one mile Fun Run will start at
8:15 a.m. All participants will receive
a medal at the completion of the run.
The 5K will begin at 8:45 a.m. Both
routes kick off in the White Deer
Plaza and follow East Shore Trail
alongside Lake Mohawk. Each
registered participant will receive a
goody bag while supplies last.
The Sparta Education Foundation
has awarded more than $509,000 in
grants to all five of Sparta’s public
schools since 2007. The foundation
is an independent non-profit whose
mission is to engage the entire
The Papoose
community in philanthropic giving
that strengthens the public schools,
supports teachers and inspires
students. For more information visit
spartaeducationfoundation.org.
The First Presbyterian Church on
Main Street Welcomes You
Our community service programs
reach out to the needy families of
Sussex County through many well
established ministries. The Sparta
Ecumenical Food Pantry, with its
distribution point at the Church,
services hundreds of needy families
every month with food and personal
items. The Bread of Life ministry
provides meals and prayer each
Saturday to the disadvantaged at
Newton’s Memorial Park. Faith
Builders ministry assists those in
need with helpers for home repair
projects. The Church supports
many other community outreach
ministries through volunteers both
young and old.
Adult Bible Study classes are
offered on Sunday morning as well
as throughout the week. Sunday
school classes are offered for younger
children and childcare is available
during services. The gathering of our
church family for coffee hour after
service has always been very popular
and well attended.
Our youth programs are under the
direction of our Youth Director and
are very active. Youth Bible Study
programs and senior high school
Fellowship programs. Youth retreats
and numerous outdoor/sporting
events are very popular and well
supervised. And of course during the
summer it is every little kids delight,
Vacation Bible School.
Blessed Beginnings Preschool and
Kindergarten is located on our site.
This institution provides a loving
Christian environment for learning
that is rooted in God’s word.
The First Presbyterian Church of
Sparta is located at 32 Main Street.
Please call our Church office for any
questions at 973-729-6197. For
more information visit our website
at www.fpcsparta.org or check us
out on Facebook. Our Sunday
worship services are at 8:30 and
10:50 am. Reverend Patrick Sileo
warmly invites your family to visit
our family.
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Community Affairs
Art Show and Sale
“An Evening of Beauty,” a local
artists’ art exhibit and sale will be
held on Saturday evening, November
8, at 7:00 p.m. at The Institute of
Spiritual Development, 15 Sparta Ave.
This event is a wonderful opportunity
to celebrate some of the remarkable
artistic talent in and around Sparta.
Many pieces are for sale and the
prices are very reasonable.
The evening includes a complimentary
wine and cheese tasting, a silent
auction of many of the artists’ works
and a 50/50 raffle. There will also be
dessert and coffee.
Patricia Lazzara, a professional
flutist, will provide live musical
accompaniment during the event.
Patricia, a distinguished soloist as
well as a chamber and orchestral
musician, is a three-time winner of
the Artists International competition
in New York City.
Among the talented local artists are
Marge Reynolds, who paints in
acrylics; Anna Marie Ludwig, an
innovative local pottery designer;
Leslie Parkin, who paints in both oil
and watercolor; and Susan Cahill and
Claire H. Groeber, both watercolorists.
One of the specially featured artists
is Frances Phillips. Fran is an adjunct
professor of art and an instructor of
folk and decorative arts at Seton Hall
University. She is a celebrated jewelry
designer and also works with fabrics,
paints in oil, watercolor and mixed
media. Another of the featured
artists is Robin Lennon. Robin is a
mixed media painter and an apparel
and accessory designer. Known for
her interior designs and functional
art, she owns and operates the
boutique, Inner Designs, which is
located on Spring Street in Newton.
Also featured is Joseph Losavio.
Joseph is a visionary painter who
combines oils, collage elements
and sculptural materials. He uses
landscape as the metaphor for
exploring his place in the world.
Come and just enjoy the evening
or get a jump on your holiday
shopping. Cost for the evening is $5
in advance or $10 at the door. For
additional information or to register
in advance please call Rev. Susan at
973-729-1064.
Top 5 Fall Home Cleaning Projects
Now that fall has arrived, and
you've officially put away your grill
and cleared out that patio furniture,
it is a great idea to clean for fall. The
following article offers five tips for
prepping your home for the fall
season.
1. Wash your windows. Spring and
summer may have left a film of
pollen and other debris over your
windows. Give them a rinse inside
and outside to watch the leaves
change through sparkling glass.
2. Clean chimney and flue. If you
have a fireplace, you may already
be stocking up on wood for those
chilly fall nights. However, it is a
good idea to hire someone to clean
out your chimney and flue before
lighting up, to rid your home of old
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ash and creosote that could be an
irritant, and cause unwanted fires.
3. Have a dust party. During the
winter months, we spend a lot
more time indoors. To prep, give
your home a good dust to rid your
walls, baseboards and even your
ceiling of pesky dust particles.
4. Update your window treatments.
Swap those airy summer curtains
for your heavier winter window
garb. This will keep drafts at bay
and help lend your home a cozy
fall feeling.
5. Clean your oven. Fall and winter
are for roasting and baking. Make
sure your oven is in tip-top shape
by giving it a good scrub.
~ Christine Dehnel
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Community Affairs
Lake Mohawk Golf Club
Golf and social members celebrated
Closing Day on September 27 with a
brief meeting and vote before
feasting on an outstanding brunch
whipped up by Chef Doug Yovich
and organized by Denny Kevil.
The slate of officers for the New
Year is Valerie Mosher, President;
Denny Kevil, Vice President; Pat
Dermody, Secretary and Barbara
Rice, Treasurer.
A presentation of beautiful prizes
chosen by Joanne Arena went to
our 2014 golfing winners. Summer
like weather provided the golfers
with a fun golf tournament followed
by a reception with cocktails and
hors d’oeuvres.
Some of the 2014 Winners for
various tournaments: Leslie Plifka Ringers Gross, Penny Steinhardt Ringers Net, Debbie Marcellus - 18
Hole Handicap, Nina Booth - 9 Hole
Handicap, Sheila Ventricelli and Pat
Dermody - 18 Hole Partners, Doreen
Skok and Barbara Rice - 9 Hole
Partners, Fran Howe and Penny
Steinhardt - Mohawk Cup, and Valerie
Mosher - Championship Flight and
Most Birdies.
Featured in the photo are Fran
Howe who won the Tournament of
Champions, Penny Steinhardt, the
outgoing President and Valerie
Mosher, the newly elected President.
Fifth Annual Luminary Night
HELP US,
HELP YOU...
Help your local fire department in
this winter season by following the
town codes clearing any snow, brush,
weeds and/or debris from a fire hydrant
if it is on your property.
This helps us help you. Thank you
for your time and effort,The Volunteers
of the Sparta Fire Department
The Papoose
Soon the luminary candle lights
will be flickering throughout Sparta
and surrounding Sussex County
communities!
As many families have found that
during the holiday season it is fun
and rewarding to join together and
participate in the Saint Kateri Squires
Luminary Night project. Saint Kateri
Squires, Ed Weaver and Ben Insley,
two Sparta High School students,
are leading the Luminary project
again this year. Together, with the
Saint Kateri Squires, the young men
are preparing for the 5th Annual
Luminary Night which will be held
on December 13, 2014. The young
men have prepared more than 500
kits which are ready to be purchased
and used for this special night.
A luminary kit consists of ten white
bags, ten vigil candles and some
sand and is being sold for $10.
Families can line the edge of their
driveway or front stoop on the
evening of December 14 and enjoy
the soft flicker of light while helping
those in need. Profits will benefit
Family Promise of Sussex County,
Samaritan Inn, as well as the Sparta
Food Pantry.
Looking for ways to make a
difference in our town during the
holidays? Please join us on Saturday,
December 13th, all participants in
Sparta, Byram, Andover, Newton and
surrounding communities will light
their luminaries in a show of support
to the homeless.
Kits are available to be purchased
anytime at Greene’s Beans, 31 Theatre
Center, Sparta NJ. For more information: Please email sweave@embarq
mail.com or call 973-579-1180. Also
please visit www.saintkaterikofc.org,
www.scihn.org and www.samaritan
inn.org.
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Information Directory
Attorneys
DOLAN AND DOLAN, P.A.
General Practice including Real Estate,
Estate Planning and Administration,
Accident and Injuries, Land Use, Workers’
Compensation, Social Security, Taxation,
Bankruptcy, Debtor-Creditor, Business
Transactions, Public Utility Law, Litigation
in all Courts, Family Law and Municipal
Court Defense. Roger W. Thomas, Robert T.
Morgenstern, Charles J. Brand, Richard V.
Hollyer, William T. Haggerty, Eileen
McCarthy Born, Michelle Corbett-Rivielle.
One Legal Lane (at 53 Spring Street),
Newton ....................................973-383-1600
MORRIS DOWNING
& SHERRED, L.L.P.
Serving the Community since 1899
David L. Johnson, Christopher D. Quinn,
James P. Fox, M. Richard Valenti, Paul G.
Hunczak, Angela C. Paternostro, Douglas C.
Gray, Michelle M. Beatty, Thomas J. Bain,
Brian C. Lundquist, Karen D. Russell, James
M. Cerra, Sabrina M. Andrews. Complete
general practice including Accident & Injuries,
Matrimonial, Real Estate, Estate Planning,
Business Incorporation, Municipal Zoning
and Land Use, Municipal Court Matters.
One Main St., Newton............973-383-2700
PLEASE
Remove all basketball posts located
in the road or road right-of-way. Any
posts or backboards left in these
areas can produce damage to the
plow vehicles as well as the posts
while performing snow related
duties. We cannot be responsible for
damage to the posts.
Carpentry/Home
Improvements
THI BUILDING
& REMODELING, LLC.
Formerly Tonnesen Homebuilders, Inc.
Additions • Decks • Kitchens • Basements
Baths • Window & Deck Replacement
Lic# 13VH05162800
Phone & Fax ..........................973-729-8477
T. MULVANEY BUILDER
& SON
Custom Homes & Renovations
No Job Too Small
35 Years Experience ..................973 383-8276
WOOPBROTHERS
Additions, New Homes, Kitchens & Baths
Garages, Decks & Paver Patios, Outdoor
Structures. Brian Woop..... 862 268-6503 cell
[email protected] www.woopbrothers.com
Contractor #13VH00414500
Find us on Facebook
Financial Services
DANIEL PATRICK FLYNN, CFP®
(973)726-3596 or (646)580-4326
www.dpflynn.com
Investments, Insurance & Retirement Planning
Fuel Oil
FREDERICKS FUEL
& HEATING SERVICE
Automatic metered deliveries, Service
Contracts, 24 Hour Service, Budget Plans,
Radio Dispatched Service, Heating
Installations, Oil Burner Sales and Service,
Efficiency Testing, tank & Environmental
Loss Protection, Locked in Fuel Price Year
Round, Cash Discount, Fuel Oil Storage &
Office in Sparta. Visa, Mastercard, Discover
Accepted
www.fredericksfuel.com ..........973-729-4777
HART
& ILIFF FUEL & ENERGY SYSTEMS
Chimney/Fireplace
• Automatic Delivery • Oil Tank Environmental Protection Plan • 24-Hour Emergency
Service • Service Plans-complete system coverage available • Exclusive Ultrablend
Heating Oil • Even Payment & Price Protection Plans • Easy Pay Discount Purchase
Plan • Under-floor Radiant Heat • HeatingCooling Plumbing Service & Installation •
Solar Systems Installed • Tank Installation &
Abandonment • Certified Technicians- experienced & totally reliable • Visa, MC &
Discover • License 6830
www.hartandiliff.com ..............973-383-1421
FIREFOX ENERGY CONCEPTS
REGIONOIL
Serving Sparta Residents over 30 years
Stoves* Fireplaces*Inserts* Chimneys
Masonry* Awnings - Pergolas - Sunshades
Sales-Service-Installaion-Gas=Pellet-Wood
Visit www.firefoxenergy.com for monthly
specials Fully insured commercial and residential Lafayette, NJ ................973 300-9441
[email protected]
Premium fuel oil-Plumbing-Heating-Cooling.
Complete Equipment Installations, Automatic
Deliveries, Comprehensive Service Contracts,
Easy Budget Plans, Skilled Service
Technicians, S.T.E.P. (Storage Tank &
Environmental Protection). 24 Hr Emergency
Service. Visa & MC. www.regionoil.com
Sparta area ................................973-827-7000
Catering
LAKE MOHAWK COUNTRY CLUB
Take-home Catering for all of your special
occasions. Let our award-winning culinary
team do the cooking for you. Order part of
your menu, or let us cater the entire event.
All orders must be placed a week in advance.
21 The Boardwalk ..................973-729-5027
Driving School
BEHIND THE WHEEL DRIVING LESSONS
for Sparta High School and Pope John, 16
year old program. Licensed, Bonded, Insured.
Lake Mohawk Resident. Contact the owner
directly. [email protected]
Call........................................973-667-2999
Electrical Contractors
POWER WITH PRESTIGE INC.
Full Service Electrical Contractors
Design • Installation • Service
NJ Lic#13468 • Fully Insured ....973-726-8521
Furniture
ROYAL FURNITURE
Proudly celebrating our 85th year of serving
the Sparta community. We have a huge selection
of quality furniture to meet any budget and
we offer FREE next day delivery. Owned
and operated by Lake Mohawk members,
The Radeloff ’s..................... 800-70 ROYAL
www.royaldelivers.com
128 Pike Street, Port Jervis, NY
Handyman
HAMMERTIME HANDYMAN SERVICE
Carpentry, Closets, Painting, Sunsetter
Awnings, NJ Licensed and Insured, General
Maintenace. Lic# 13VH01572200
Call Jim....................................973-948-4647
Home Security
MEENAN SECURITY SERVICES
(A Division of Region Oil) Total Home
Security from “A Company You Know and
Trust” Complete Burglar Protection; Fire &
Smoke Detectors; Low Temperature
/Medical alert; 24 Hour Central Monitoring:
Custom Installations................800-796-3362
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Information Directory
Insurance
Pet Care
LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE GROUP
TREASURED
Kevin Duffy Resident Sales Representative.
Life, Auto, Home and Voluntary group benefits 13 Main Street., Sparta. Evenings and
Saturday by Appt ......973-726-4550 ext. 52927
All the best for your treasured pets! We are
fully insured and bonded as well as trained in
animal first-aid by the American Red Cross.
Our services include: pet sitting, daily dog
walking, care of special needs pets, pet taxi
and more. Located in Lake Mohawk.
www.treasuredcreatures.com
..................................................973 729-3363
Allen-Edmonds, Red Wing, Sebago, Brighton
Products, Shoe repair done on premises
Cobbler’s Corner
215 Woodport Rd....................973-729-2736
Plumbers and Heating
Free Estimates. Fully Insured.
Call John at 973 670-0575 or visit our website www.showerdoorsbyinstallationplus.com
Kennels
COZY CAT
The Ultimate and Exclusive in cat boarding
and grooming.
Andover Rd............973-729-MEOW (6369)
LAKE HOPATCONG KENNELS
Boarding & Grooming for your pets.
Indoor/Outdoor facilities. Veterinarian on
call. Route 181 ........................973-663-1111
Shoes
CREATURES PET CARE
SHARPE PLUMBING
& HEATING, INC.
John Sharpe
License #6944 and #4506
Office ......................................973-729-0592
MR. PLUMB, INC.
Masonry
ANNUNZIATA MASONRY
All types of masonry, all masonry repairs and
alterations. Stonework, brickwork, bluestone,
patios, walkways, Walls, fireplaces and chimneys. Free estimates. References. Quality
work, fully insured. Call Ed Annunziata.
201-874-2188 ..........................570-828-2041
ONE GUY FROM ITALY
Raising stonework to an artform. Unique
Masonry with a European Flair • Stone •
Brick • Block • Concrete • Fireplaces •
Pavingblock • Seawalls, Etc. Expert Stone
Repairs. Ciro Coticelli ............973-726-4233
Optometrist
Plumbing - Heating - Water Conditioning
License# 8779
Office ......................................973-729-4131
HART & ILIFF PLUMBING AND
HEATING, LLC
•Bathroom Remodeling • Installation of
Complete Plumbing Systems • Installation,
Repair and Replacement of all Plumbing
Fixtures • Heating & Air Conditioning
System Installation & Repair • Well and
Sump Pumps • Water Heaters • Water
Conditioning • 35 Years Experience •
Kenneth E. Hedden - Manager
License #6830..........................973-383-1421
hartandiliff.com ................or 973-579-7397
Printing
SPARTA EYE ASSOCIATES
Helping you SEE your best... and LOOK
your best!
THE PRINTING CENTER
•Comprehensive Eye Exams for Kids and
Adults •State Board Certified in the
Treatment and Management of Eye Disease
•Beautiful New Optical Dispensary with
Hundreds of Styles for Every Age and Every
Budget •Contact lenses - All Types Including
Advanced Designs for Astigmatism and
Bifocal Contacts •Evening and Saturday
Appointments Available
117 Sparta Ave, Sparta............973-729-9199
www.SpartaEye.com
Paint and Wallpaper
Realtors
CENTURY
21 GEBA REALTY
View All Sparta & Lake Mohawk Listings
www.century21gebarealty.com
Donna Geba Hrabarchuk, Broker/Owner
23 Main Street, Sparta, NJ 07871
Call ..........................................973 726-0333
Remodel and Renovations
BERNIES BUILDERS
Remodel and Renovations, Home Repair
Serving Sussex County Since 1986
Lic#13VH01589000.................973 219-3408
Roofing & Siding
AILISH’S ALPINE PAINT CENTRE
Benjamin Moore Paints/Stain
Custom Framing/Wallpaper
149 Woodport Rd
Route 181 Plaza, Sparta ..........973-729-2300
FRANK WOOD INTERIORS
Painting Interiors, Exteriors, Meticulous,
Courteous
Making your vision a reality ......973-600-0596
frankwoodinteriors.com
Painting
ROOFING
& SIDING
All Home Repairs, Windows, Decks,
Painting, Gutters LMCC References
Terry Morris ............................973 209-6776
Sand, Gravel and Topsoil
BENNETT SAND
& GRAVEL
For All Your Needs
Sparta ......................................973-383-4050
Septic Service
ONE STOP COMPLETE, LLC
Interior Painting Thirty Year Resident of
Lake Mohawk Rich Carton.....862 266-6377
Lic#13VH07918500
The Papoose
WILSON SEPTIC SERVICE SINCE
Shower Doors
FRAMELESS GLASS SHOWER DOORS.
SALES AND DESIGNS
Tire Dealers
SPARTA DISCOUNT TIRE DISTRIBUTORS
BF Goodrich - Michelin-Dunlop
150 Woodport Road (Rt. 181)
Complete Auto Repair Service
Call for appointment..............973-729-2137
Trees
SPARTA TREE SERVICE
Removal, Trimming, and Firewood.
Fully Insured.
Free Estimates ........................973-729-5179
Painting
Classifieds
GEARY PAINTING
Route 15 at White Lake Rd ......973-383-6362
DR. JEFFREY CLAUSS OA004120/OM000164
DR. DIANE FABERY ..OA005365/OM000473
DR. LISA RUFFLE ......OA006426/OM001097
SPARTA COBBLER
1955
Baffle Filters, Maintenance, Restorations,
Pump and Septic Repairs and Replacements.
[email protected] ............973-729-2112
973 601-9757
Interior and Exterior Painting
Power Washing * Deck/Dock Refinishing
For Sale
FOR SALE BY OWNER
3 Bdrm, 2-1/2 Bath, 2200sf of living space in
Lake Mohawk. Two car garage, updated
septic, new kitchen. Selling for $395,000.
Interested parties can call 908 303-0029
Please no realtors
The Members &
Staff of the
Lake Mohawk
Country Club
Wish You A Very
Happy
Thanksgiving!
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MONTH of November
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
BWC
Happy Hour 4pm
2
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3
BWC
4
5
6
7
Trustee Mtg
BWC
BWC
7:30pm-10:00pm
Happy Hour4pm
Dinner- 6pm
Lunch- 11:30,
Happy Hour 4pm
Dinner- 6pm
10
Communications
11
12
13
Committee
Mtg
Lunch-11:30
BWC
Happy Hour-4pm
Dinner-6pm
7:00pm-9:00pm
16
BWC
Lunch-11:30
19
20
BWC
7:30-10:00pm
24
BWC
26
Finance
Committee Mtg
7:00pm-10:00pm
14
BWC
OFFICE
8:30am-12pm
21
COLA Mtg
9:00am-12:00pm
22
BWC
Happy Hour – 4pm
Dinner-6pm
Happy Hour 4pm Dinner-6pm
Lunch- 11:30,
Happy Hour 4pm
Dinner- 6pm
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Lunch
Confirm. 973.729.5027. [email protected]; [email protected]
The Papoose
BWC
Lunch- 11:30,
Happy Hour 4pm
Dinner- 6pm
BWC
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Happy Hour 4pm
Special Event
FONDUE NIGHT
Reservations
required
17
18
Trustees’ Mtg
Lunch-11:30
23
8
Special Event
Smoked Meats
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For Sale : 16 Oak Pkwy, Sparta, NJ $489,900
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143 GLENSIDE TRL, BYRAM
SPLIT LEVEL • $315,000 • WEB#3162745
COLONIAL • $255,000 • WEB# 3177963
6 SHAWNEE TRL, SPARTA
BI-LEVEL • $289,000 • WEB# 3179426
LAKEVIEW
138 HILLTOP TRL, SPARTA
LAKESTYLE • $225,000 • WEB#3173136
102 GLENSIDE TRL, BYRAM
CAPECOD • $294,900 • WEB# 3144396
357 E SHORE TRL, SPARTA
LAKESTYLE • $225,000 • WEB#3149877
60 WHIPPOORWILL LN, BYRAM
CUSTOM • $350,000 • WEB# 3150864
7 BIRCH PKY, SPARTA
CUSTOM • $294,900 • WEB# 3152728
151 HILLSIDE RD, SPARTA
CUSTOM • $369,000 • WEB#3156279
17 CEDAR FALLS TER, SPARTA
CUSTOM • $398,000 • WEB# 3151689
349 SPRINGBROOK TRL, SPARTA
LAKEFRONT
CUSTOM • $375,000 • WEB#3166122
66 BIRCH PKY, BYRAM
78 BIRCH PKY, BYRAM
RANCH • $579,000 • WEB#3095048
LAKESTYLE • $594,000 • WEB# 3157161
36 ISLAND TRL, SPARTA
582 W SHORE TRL, SPARTA
LAKESTYLE • $1,195,000 • WEB#3130911
RANCH • $725,000 • WEB# 3155638
429 E. SHORE TRL, SPARTA
COLONIAL • $459,900 • WEB#3173060
81 W. SHORE TRL, SPARTA
CUSTOM • $449,900 • WEB#3177818
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