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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.

SNOW EMERGENCYIn case of snow emergency, please call our RoadSupervisor, Mr. Curt Ross at 973 729-1148.

For LMCC Residentsliving in ByramTownship: From

November 1st to April15th there is no park-ing on either side ofthe roads from 2:00

am to 6:00 PM

Attention LMCCMembers residing inByram Township:Roads in the Byramsection of LakeMohawk CountryClub are plowed byByram Township.If there are anysnow plowing

problems please call973 347-2500 ext 137.

Emergency ParkingRegulations

within the Lake MohawkCountry Club Reservation:

PARKING IS PROHIBITED ON:Name of Street Sides LocationSunset Trail East Entire LengthWoodlawn Road East Entire LengthLakeview Road East Entire LengthSpringbrook Trail West Entire LengthHillside Road West Entire LengthLongview Road East Entire LengthGlenside Trail West Entire LengthMaple Parkway East Entire LengthIndian Trail North Entire LengthFern Road West Entire Length

Note: All other Lake Mohawk Country Club RoadsParking Prohibited Both Sides, Entire Length

The Papoose February 2015 • Please visit our new and improved website at www.lakemohawkcc.com 1

A Publication of the Lake Mohawk Country Club Since May 1929

February 2015

Vol. 80 No. 2

The Papoose is the official magazine for the Lake Mohawk Country Club. Our policy is that onlymembers in good standing may submit articles for publication. Deadline for copy and photos isthe twelfth (12th) of each month preceding publication. We appreciate your sending in material asearly 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 bee-mailed to LMCC at [email protected]. Submit all articles in MicrosoftWord format. Photos can be submitted in jpeg or eps files. In the subject line please include thesubject of the article and the issue month you want the article to run. In the body of theemail include your name and phone number in case we have questions. Please enclose a selfaddressed stamped envelope for photos or pick them up at the office within 30 days afterpublication. Thank you. www.lakemohawkcountryclub.com

PublisherMark Musilli

EditorJoyce Ciaburri

Layout & DesignThe Printing Center

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Lake Mohawk – 2

Neighbor Helping Neighbor – 14

Center Section – 16

Beaches – 18

Engagements/Weddings – 19

Newcomers - 20

Bells Toll – 21

Intraclubs – 23

Community Affairs – 26

Information Directory – 30

OFFICE SCHEDULE • 973-729-6156MONDAY-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

Cover NoteWe thank Clubmember JodiHoward for our beautiful coverof “Winter on the Cove”.

February 2nd - MondayTrustees MeetingOpen SessionPapoose Room - 7:30 p.m.

�February 16th - MondayTrustees MeetingClosed SessionPapoose Room - 7:30 p.m.

�President’s Day

February 16th - MondayOffice Will Be Closed

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As this room commences therenovation scheduled on /aboutFebruary 1st – please note thecommunity contributions (listed below)that the Clubhouse has receivedthrough the volunteer efforts of theHouse Committee. The goal is to obtain$30,000 in membership donations(either monetary or product earmarkedfor the use in the Member Reception& Welcome Center)

This renovation will embrace theentire community and provide ourmembership with a Clubhouseamenity for year-round use. Thisroom will also serve as a businesscenter driven to accommodate allmember-related business aspects; ie:• Membership Billing

inquiries/Payments• Club Card Signing and Pick-

Up/Beach Tag/BoatRegistration/Boat Ramp Key andSticker Pick-up area

• Guest Passes• Septic updates, records and

correspondence• Member Account updates and

Changes• Papoose Edition Copy

Distribution• New Member Welcome Packets

35,000

30,000

25,000

20,000

15,000

10,000

5x,000

0

17.450

58.2%

ProgressOverall TargetOverall TotalOn Track Target

Member Room/Welcome Center

Date: 1/20/15Total: 0.00

TodayTodayToday

Start: 1/6/14End: 1/13/14Total: 17,450.00

This PeriodThis PeriodThis Period

Overall Target 30,000.00On Track Target 1,000.00Overall Total 17,450.00Overall Percent 58.2%

OverallOverallOverall

Papoose Member Room Renovation


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Date of Revision: January 19th, 2015

Date Name Type orCheck # Amount This

Period Comments

1/1/2015 Beach #2 Check $200 Yes

1/1/2015 Beach #4 Check $1,000 Yes

1/1/2015 Beach #6 Product $1,250 Yes 60” Samsung Smart TV

1/1/2015 Twin Hickory Dock Check $500 Yes

1/1/2015 Sleepy Lagoon Check $2,000 Yes Game Table/Chairs

1/1/2015 Lakeland Bank $7,500 Yes $2500 per year/3 year commitment

1/1/2015 House Committee Transfer $5,000 Yes Tasting on the Boardwalk Funds/House Tour

• Merchandise Sales and Payments• Reservation Aesthetics

Issues/Correspondence• Tenant Applications and Guest

Membership Cards• Alpine Pool Membership Beach

TagsMember Room andWelcome CenterAmenities

• Full-Service Bar –(Friday/Saturday/Sunday)

Hours to be Determined• Fireplace /TV Lounge• History Library and Memorabilia• Card Table• Complimentary Coffee Station

—————————To inquire about supporting this

effort during the renovation period -please contact the House CommitteeChairperson – Jay Dunn [email protected].

If you would like to make a monetarydonation to assist the HouseCommittee achieve the thresholdgoal – please send all donations tothe Clubhouse Office with the belowDonation Receipt.

Stop in and see the progressdevelopment of this new amenity inthe Clubhouse. It will certainly besomething to be proud of whencompleted!

Papoose Membership Room/Welcome CenterDONATION RECEIPT

QUESTIONS? CONTACT JAY DUNN - HOUSE COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON. [email protected] OR AT 973.729.4325

Donor Name

Address

City/State

Postal Code

Telephone Number

Email Address

Total Donation Amount

Type of Donation

Description

Value of Donation

On behalf of the House Committee - “Thank You” for your generous support.


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1. Don’t remove your winterclothing. Heavy clothes won’t drag youdown, but instead can trap air to providewarmth and flotation.

2. Turn toward the direction youcame. That’s probably the strongest ice.

3. Place your hands and arms onthe unbroken surface.This is where a pair of nails, sharpenedscrewdrivers or ice picks come in handy inproviding the extra traction you need to pullyourself up onto the ice.

4. Kick your feet and dig in yourice picks to work your way back onto thesolid ice. If your clothes have trapped a lot ofwater, you may have to lift yourself partiallyout of the water on your elbows to let the waterdrain before starting forward.

What if you fall in?5. Lie flat on the ice once you areout and roll away from the hole tokeep your weight spread out. This may helpprevent you from breaking through again.

6. Get to a warm, dry, shelteredarea and re-warm yourselfimmediately. In moderate to severecases of cold water hypothermia, you mustseek medical attention. Cold blood trapped inyour extremities can come rushing back toyour heart after you begin to re-warm. Theshock of the chilled blood may causeventricular fibrillation leading to a heartattack and death!

What should you do if you fallthrough the ice? First, try notto panic. This may be easiersaid than done, unless youhave worked out a survivalplan in advance. Readthrough these steps so thatyou can be prepared.


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What if someone else falls through and you arethe only one around to help?First, call 911 for help. There is a good chancesomeone near you may be carrying a cell phone.

�! Keep your eyes on the area inwhich the person fell through.

�! Visually locate a landmarkdirectly behind the area wherethe person fell through. (This willassist first responders in attempting to locatethe best approach to the victims.)

Resist the urge to run up to the edge of thehole. This would most likely result in twovictims in the water. Also, do not risk your lifeto attempt to save a pet or other animal.

What if someone elsefalls in?

Preach, Reach, Throw,Row, Go…

PREACH Shout to the victim to encouragethem to fight to survive and reassure them thathelp is on the way.

REACH If you can safely reach the victim fromshore, extend an object such as a rope, ladder,or jumper cables to the victim. If the personstarts to pull you in, release your grip on theobject and start over.

THROW Toss one end of a rope or somethingthat will float to the victim. Have them tie therope around themselves before they are tooweakened by the cold to grasp it.

ROW Find a light boat to push across the iceahead of you. Push it to the edge of the hole,get into the boat and pull the victim in over thebow. It’s not a bad idea to attach some rope tothe boat, so others can help pull you and thevictim to safety.

GO A nonprofessional shouldn’t go out on theice to perform a rescue unless all other basicrescue techniques have been ruled out.

If the situation is too dangerous for you to perform the rescue, call911 for help and keep reassuring the victim that help is on theway and urge them to fight to survive. Heroics by wellmeaningbut untrained rescuers sometimes result in two deaths.

Source: Minnesota: Department of Natural Resources


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Beach Tags:Beach Tags will be sent to members

along with the Club cards.Guest Tags:Guest tags can be picked up at the

Club office.• Daily: ..........................$2.00• 14 Day: ......................$10.00• Seasonal: ..................$25.00

Boat Tags:Boat Tags will not be sent unless the

correct fees and all requiredinformation are submitted.

Please send the following:1.Photocopy of boat insurance cover

page, including expiration dateand amount of liability coverageof at least $100,000.

2.Photocopy of the current StateBoat Registration.

3.Check payable to: LMCC per thefollowing schedule:PowerboatsUp to 25 HP ................$45.0025 – 85 HP....................$65.0085 HP and over..........$100.00Non-powerboatsand Electric ................$25.00

New Boat Registration:The maximum length of a boat on

Lake Mohawk is 19'10". Any personplanning to purchase a boat over 19'in length is advised to contact theLake Mohawk County Club office orMarine Services prior to purchase.For further information about ourMarine Rules and Regulations referto our website.

Bring the following documents tothe Club Office:

1.The insurance declaration pageshowing expiration date andamount of liability coverage(minimum coverage must be$100,000.00).

2.The current New Jersey State BoatRegistration

Boat inspections and measurementsmust be scheduled through theClub office.

You can also view this informationon the Lake Mohawk websiteunder the Beaches tab.

Lake Mohawk Country Club wouldlike to take this opportunity towish all of our members

A Healthy and Happy New Year!Revised 1.09.2015 km

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YOUR support is critical to thesuccess of the Lake Mohawk

Preservation Foundation, providingthe difference between funding basicday-to-day operations to what istruly needed to protect, improve andpreserve the lakes located in the LakeMohawk Reservation. These lakes,including the headwaters of theWallkill River Watershed, areimportant to water quality, healthand agriculture throughout thebroader region. We ask you to joinwith us to undertake an exciting andchallenging journey to address andsolve a number of compellingenvironmental and lake qualityissues based on innovation, andcollaboration, supported by soundtechnical and management controlinitiatives. The table below addressesfive critical questions supporting theneed for your strong volunteersupport and generous donations:

1)What are the compelling Lakepreservation needs beingaddressed by the Foundation?• Leadership focusing on

expanded lake preservation andwater quality initiatives.

• Testing of science approaches tofurther reduce nitrates andsediment transport into ourlake(s); controlling factorsleading to blue-green algaeformation; mitigatingthreatening evasive species.

• Expanding use of proventechnologies for preventingwater quality issues versus use ofchemicals to fix problems later.

• Researching new innovative costeffective approaches to achievedesired water quality levelsmeeting evolving State WaterQuality Standards.

• Involving the communitythrough information sharing,education, and technicalassistance.

Your SupportMakes a Difference

• Engaging volunteer participationin demonstration projects.

2) Is this a problem and why is itimportant to Lake Mohawkresidents?• The very lifestyle and attractiveness

of living in and around LakeMohawk and along our WallkillRiver watershed communitiesand our surrounding agriculturallands is at risk.

• If science, education andcommunity involvement are notexpanded and supported we facethe potential of homeownerproperty value depreciation andcompromised recreational usageof our lakes.

• We could also face challenges inmeeting State Water QualityStandards resulting in furthergovernmental involvement.

3)Why a Foundation — can’t LMCCand others solve the problem?• The magnitude of the problems

and needed resource programswill require an area-widecollaborative approach amongmultiple partners, organizations,service groups, consultants,governmental entities, using allavailable technical means andfunding sources.

• As a contribution-basedcharitable organizationsingularly focused on preservingour historical lake assets theFoundation intends tocomplement the efforts ofLMCC, regional agencies andlocal government by fundingadvanced science, technicalinnovation, education andinformation sharing.

• As a volunteer led organizationthe Foundation is also engagingvolunteers, service groups andstudents in community lakepreservation projects.

4)What will the Foundation dowith your help to find solutions?• Provide environmental

leadership by forming technical/ business / volunteerpartnerships.

• Funding through your charitabletax-deductible contributions andprivate and public grants.

• Guide the implementation ofneeded solutions to problemsidentified at the Lake Mohawklake(s) and Wallkill RiverWatershed levels.

• Serve as a critical resource forinformation to interested SussexCounty and NJ lakecommunities.

• Provide continuous updating ofdata and information.

• Maintain and communicateresults based on a continuousmonitoring program.

5)Why should I care?• By supporting effective lake

ecology science and educationyou will help address critical lakeproblems facing our lakes andwatershed today and preserveour investments and lifestyleinto the future.

Your support, volunteer participationand financial funding are criticallyneeded. Thank you for your generoussupport to preserve our waters, ourlakes and our lake lifestyle!

More at http://lakemohawkcc.com,click on Preservation tab.

To discuss volunteer and givingopportunities, please contact one ofour officers/trustees:

Ernest HoferFoundation [email protected]

Gene DePrezFoundation [email protected]

Birgit BoglerFoundation [email protected]

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The Lake Mohawk Country ClubCommunications Committee

What’s Ahead For Lake Mohawk?You are invited to an informal talk with Board President Greg Yuskaitis

COME FIND OUT THE IMPORTANT ISSUES AFFECTING LMCC IN 2015� Upper Lake Update� 2015 Financial Overview

(Accounting system changes and budgets)� ADR� Strategic Plan And Reserve Study� Electronic Voting� Communication Committee Initiatives� Lake Committee Overview� Food And Beverage Policy On Member/Non-Member Use

Of Our Facilities� Member’s Room and Mohawk Room Upgrades� Truck/Cut Through Traffic

Location: Papoose Room in the Clubhouse

Date: Sunday, February 8, 2015Time: 3-5pm

Refreshments will be served

Please note that final agenda items will be published in advance on thewebsite: www.lakemohawkcc.com and on the LMCC Members Forum

Please stop in to stay current with the topics that areimportant to the future of our community


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EMERGENCY PARKING

REGULATIONSEffective November 15th to April 15th.

TRAFFIC7-7.2 Parking Prohibited During State of Emergency.a. Upon the declaration of an emergency, there shall beno parking upon streets or sections of streets wheretemporary EMERGENCY NO PARKING signs are dis-played. The Chief of Police or, in his/her absence, theranking Police Officer is authorized to declare anemergency and to direct the posting of EMERGENCYNO PARKING signs when weather conditions, acci-dents, road construction, fire or public celebra-tions dictate or require avoidance of hazards or otherconditions which interfere with the free f low oftraf f ic . Notification that EMERGENCY NO PARKINGsigns are being or will be posted shall be given to theoperator or owner of any vehicle which has beenparked prior to the posting of the signs.

b. The effectiveness of this sub-section is contingentupon the signs being erected as required by law.

c. Any unoccupied vehicle parked or standing in viola-tion of this subsection shall be deemed a nuisanceand menace to the safe and proper regulation of traf-fic and any Police Officer may provide for the removalof such vehicle. The owner shall pay the reason-able costs of the removal and storage which mayresult from such removal, before regaining pos-session of the vehicle. (1978 Code § 7-3.2)

7-7.3 Temporary Parking Pro-hibition for SnowPlowing and Removala. Whenever snow has fallen and the accumulation issuch that it covers the street or highway, an emer-gency shall exist and no vehicles shall be parked onthe following streets or highways or portions thereoflisted below.The parking prohibitions listed below shall remain ineffect after the snow has ceased, until the thestreets have been plowed significantly, and to theextent that parking will not interfere with the normalflow of traffic.

b. Any unoccupied vehicle parked or standing in viola-tion of this ordinance shall be deemed a nuisanceand a menace to the safe and proper regulation of

traffic and any police officer may provide for theremoval of such vehicle. The owner shall pay thereasonable costs of the removal and storage whichmay result from such removal before regaining pos-session of the vehicle.

c. The effectiveness of this sub-section is contingentupon signs being erected as required by law.

d. Unless other penalty is expressly provided by NewJersey Statute, every person convicted of a violationof this subsection or any supplement thereto,shall be liable to a penalty of not more than fifty($50.00) dollars or imprisonment for a term notexceeding fifteen (15) days or both.

Emergency Parking Regulations Within the Lake Mohawk Country Club ReservationParking is Prohibited On:

Attention: Snow Season Is Hereplacement and unsteadiness of mailboxes andthe impact of snow against the mailbox. Yourmailbox should be checked after each stormfor stability. Lake Mohawk Country Club isresponsible only for damage resulting fromdriver error.

• Miscellaneous obstacles: All garbagecans must be placed far enough behind thecurb or edge of the road so the cans are notimpacted by the snow. Basketball standsmust be removed from the road prior to thewinter season.

• Driveways: While our plow crews try tominimize the amount of snow that gets plowedinto your driveway during a storm, it is theresponsibility of the property owner to cleartheir driveway opening. As a reminder, SpartaTownship ordinance prohibits shoveling orplowing the snow back into the street.

• Snow Plowing Trucks: Please stayback 50 feet from the Road Department trucksthat are plowing the roads. This will ensureyour safety. Be aware that the snowplowingequipment might also be backing up to get thecorrect angle to plow.

Sparta residents of Lake Mohawk CountryClub for road information or problems call ourRoad Supervisor, Mr. Curt Ross, at 973-729-1148.The hours of the LMCC Road Department are 7a.m. to 3 p.m. For after hour emergencies callthe Sparta Police Department at 973-729-6121.

Byram Township residents of LakeMohawk Country, Club roads are now beingplowed by Byram Township. If there are anysnow plowing problems please call 973-347-2500 ext 137.

Name of Street . . . .Sides . . . . . . . .LocationSunset Trail . . . . . . . . .East . . . . . . . .entire lengthWoodlawn Road . . . . . .East . . . . . . . .entire lengthLakeview Road . . . . . .East . . . . . . . .entire lengthSpringbrook Trail . . . . .West . . . . . . . .entire lengthHillside Road . . . . . . . .West . . . . . . . .entire length

Name of Street . . . .Sides . . . . . . . .LocationLongview Road . . . . . .East . . . . . . . .entire lengthGlenside Trail . . . . . . . .West . . . . . . . .entire lengthMaple Parkway . . . . . .East . . . . . . . .entire lengthIndian Trail . . . . . . . . .North . . . . . . . .entire lengthFern Road . . . . . . . . . .West . . . . . . . .entire length

NOTE: All Other Lake Mohawk Country Club Roads Parking Prohibited Both Sides, Entire LengthFor LMCC Residents living in Byram Twp: From November 1st to April 15th

there is no parking on either side of the roads from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The Lake Mohawk Country Club RoadDepartment maintains 25 miles of roads in LakeMohawk Country Club and snow season is mostchallenging. Residents should be aware of thefollowing during the Winter Season:

• Parking: Between November 1 and April 30,when snow or ice are present on the roads,parking is not allowed on the roads. Pleasenote the emergency parking regulations andthe posted signs regarding emergency parkingregulations for any exceptions to the parkingrules. Obeying the rules of parking in thewinter season will make it easier for the LMCCRoad Department to keep your roads cleared.

• Mailboxes: If your mailbox is at theroadside, please make sure your mailbox isplaced and secured correctly. During thewinter damage occurs because of mis-


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Lake Mohawk Country Club Off-Premise Catering

Hors D'ouevres Full HalfMini Danish Meatballs $28 $15Lemon, Garlic Herb Grilled Shrimp $50 $23Stuffed Mushrooms

25 Pieces Of Duxelle Or Sweet Italian Sausage $30 $1650 Pieces Of Duxelle Or Sweet Italian Sausage $33 $18

Chicken Tenders $38 $20Your Choice Of 17 Pieces Or 35 Pieces Of Crispy,Juicy Chicken Tenders

Petit Franks En Croute $28 $15Your Choice Of 33 Or 65 Pieces Of Sausage Wrapped InPuff Pastry And Sliced For A Modern Spin On "Pigs In A Blanket"

Mini Chicken Cordon Bleu $38 $20Your Choice Of 30 Pieces Or 60 Pieces Of Chicken StuffedWith Ham And Swiss Cheese

Bruschetta $15With Crostini's, A Pint Of Our Delicious, Fresh Tomato Bruschetta

Mountain BreadsRoasted Asparagus, Peppers, & Fresh Mozzarella

Prosciutto $30 $16Turkey With Swiss Accompanied By A Cranberry Orange Compote $33 $17

Roasted Balsamic Vegetable Mt. Bread $30 $16Zucchinni, Squash, Peppers, Asparagus, Mushroom &Mozzarella With A Pesto Cream Cheese

Cheese Platter W/ Crackers $42 $23Monterey Jack, Cheddar, Fontina, And Bleu Cheese

Sliced Fruit Platter $42 $23Canteloupe, Seasonal Berries, Grapes, Pineapple, & Honeydew

Pastas Full HalfPesto Cavatappi $65 $34

Pasta With Pesto, Tomatoes, And Sliced ChickenRigatoni Primavera $50 $27

Primavera With Fresh Vegetables In A LightRoasted Garlic Cream Sauce

Cavatelli & Broccoli $50 $27Signature Cavatelli Pasta With Broccoli In ARoasted Garlic Olive Oil

Penne Vodka W/cream Sauce $55 $29Penne Served With A Creamy Vodka Tomato Sauce

Macaroni & Cheese $45 $24The Real Thing-not From A Box

Jake's Lobster Mac And Cheese Mp MpOur Signature Recipe, Made With Chunk Lobster And Shrimp InA Creamy Lobster Bisque Served Over Orecchiette Pasta WithMelted Gruyere And A Crisp Mei D'pan Crust

Gluten Free Lasagna-individual PortionsIndividually Sized Lasagna Prepared Gluten Free By Request

LMCC Vodka Sauce $7 $3.50Classic Tomato Sauce Cooked With ASplash Of Vodka For Extra Flavor

LMCC Marinara $5 $2.75Slow Cooked Tomato Sauce W/ Fresh Herbs

Roasts Full HalfSliced Pork Tenderloin $56 $34

Caramelized Apple, Onion, & Cranberry CompoteHanger Steak Sliced $81 $40

With Mushroom And Bacon RagoutRoast Beef Whole $70 $37

A Whole Roast With Horseradish Au JusSeared Roasted Filet Mignon Or Beef Mp Mp

Served Whole With Caramelized Onions,Sautƒed Mushrooms, Horseradish Au Jus

Chicken Full HalfMohawk Chicken $68 $36

Italian Sausage, Onion, Button Mushrooms AndShiitake Mushrooms In A Light Cream Sauce

Chicken Caprese $68 $36Lightly Breaded Chicken Breast With Sundried Tomatoes,Mozzarella, & Basil

Chicken Marsala $65 $34Seared Chicken And Mushrooms In A Marsala Wine Sauce

Chicken Piccata Or Francaise $65 $35Breaded Chicken Served In A Butter AndWhite Wine Sauce With Capers

Salads Full HalfMesclun Salad $30 $16

W/ Crumbled Bleu Cheese, Candied Walnuts, & GrapesGarden Green Salad $28 $15

Tomato, Cucumbers, Spring Mix & RomaineAsian Noodle Salad $45 $23

Rice Or Soba Noodles W/ Vegetables, Sesame, Chicken,Peanuts (Optional)

DressingsBalsamic, Raspberry, Italian Vinaigrette, Bleu Cheese,Apple Cider Vinaigrette, Ranch

LMCC Caesar Dressing $6 $3

Other Suggestions Full HalfEggplant Rollatini $55 $29

36 Or 18 Pieces Of Lightly Breaded Eggplant Rolled InRicotta Cheese With Marinara Sauce

Sausage & Peppers $58 $31Sauteed Peppers And Caramelized Onions WithRoasted Sweet Italian Sausage In Tomato Sauce

Stuffed Seasonal Vegetables $50 $26Caponata, Ratatouille, Or Garden Rice

Seafood Full HalfSeafood Paella $95 $50

Shrimp, Scallops, Clams, Mussels, Chorizo, &Chicken In Saffron Rice

Parmesan Crusted Tilapia $70 $37With A Lemon & White Wine Sauce

Grilled Salmon $90 $45With A Seasonal Salsa Or Chutney

Sides Full HalfJulienne Of Seasonal Vegetables $28 $15Green Beans $26 $14

With Toasted AlmondsDouble Stuffed Cheese Potato $28 $15

Cheddar, Fontina, Or Monterey CheesePotatoes Au Gratin $28 $15Herb Roasted Potatoes $23 $13Fresh Baked Cookies $20 $12

Chocolate Chip, White Chocolate,Macadamia Nut, Oatmeal Raisin

We recommend that you place your orders one week ahead of pick-up day.

ALL ORDERS MUST BE PAID AT TIME OF ORDERIf you would like a certain item that is not listed, please ask,

we would be happy to accommodate your request

Pan Sizes: Full 21" X 13" • Half 10 1/2" X 13"

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*Events included in the B&G Tasting SeriesReservations for all BWC Special Events are required 5 days in advance.

The Boardwalk Club RestaurantThe Boardwalk Club RestaurantPRESENTS

Special EventsSpecial Events

Wild Game Night* February 7Mardi Gras at LMCC February 20Marinades and Rubs March 13

A Visit to Italy April 10Travel to Asia April 24Farm to Table* May 8

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Neighbor Helping Neighbor

Need Help with YourHome Heating Costs?

LIHEAPLow Income HomeAssistance Program

LIHEAP is a federally funded program thatprovides subsidies every winter to helpmany lower income seniors with limitedincomes pay their home heating cost.

ELIGIBILITY:The applicant must be responsible forhome heating or cooling costs, eitherdirectly or included in their rent.

An example- for a family of two monthlygross income cannot exceed $2,732.00 toquality for the program, and for a family ofone it is $2,031.00 to qualify.

BENEFITS:The amount of heating benefit isdetermined by income, household size,fuel type and heating region. This yearthe medically necessary coolingassistance benefit is set at $100.00

ASSISTANCEFor assistance or to locate the nearestapplication agency, senior citizens maycall 973.383.6020 or log on towww.energyassistance.nj.gov.

Neighbors Helping Neighbors …Volunteer assistance

Can help with Need help withm ................Transportation................ m

m ......Yard Work/Snow Shoveling .... m

m ..................Legal Advice.................. m

m ..............Real Estate Issues.............. m

m ..............Estate Planning................ m

m ..........Investment Guidance .......... m

m ........Filling Out Taxes/Forms........ m

m ............Minor house repairs............ m

m ................Companionship................ m

m ................Daily Check-in................ m

m ............“Meals on Wheels“............ m

m ................Grant Writing................ m

m ..................Fundraising.................. m

m ..................House Watch.................. m

Every effort will be made to keep inquiries confidential if requested

Other__________________________________________

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Email__________________________________________

Name__________________________________________

Address ________________________________________

City/St/Zip ____________________________________

Phone__________________________________________

Mail to: The Neighbors Project CommitteeL.M.C.C.21 The Boardwalk • Sparta, NJ 07871



In recent years, the Club was unable todevelop an annual budget until well afterthe beginning of the budget year. This wasdue in part to the Club’s outdated andopaque financial reporting system.Anticipating major improvements from achange of the Club’s accountant and theadoption of a modern accounting system,at the beginning of 2014 the Board ofTrustees pledged that the Club’s annualoperating budget for 2015 would bedeveloped by Management and theFinance Committee and approved by theBoard before the end of 2014. I ampleased to report that this pledge hasbeen fulfilled.

The 2015 Budget approved by the Boardin early December is very similar to thepreliminary budget presented at theAnnual Meeting.

The following table summarizes the revenuebudget. The CY (Current Year) DelinquentAccounts budget is hopefully a “worst case”estimate: the improving economycombined with the flexible payment plansand faster collection processes adopted bythe Board and administered byManagement should result in many fewerdelinquencies. Similarly, the Recovery of PY(Prior Years) Delinquents is hopefully a“conservative” estimate that will besurpassed due to the aggressive collectionsprogram being conducted by the Club’smanagement and Counsel, includingplacing liens and foreclosing on seriouslydelinquent properties. Thus, there is somepotential “upside” in the revenue budget.

LMCC’s2015 Budget

OPERATING 2015REVENUES BUDGET

CAM (dues) 2,754,569CPI (COLA) 46,315CY Delinquent Accounts (248,000)Recovery of PY Delinquents 245,000CY Interest, Late and Legal 48,000Boat Tags 85,000Apartment Rent 41,741Snow Removal Reimbursement 40,000All Other Operating Rev. 39,090Total Operating Revenue 3,051,715

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The following table summarizes theOperating Expense budget. The potential“upside” in the revenue budget could beimportant, because there is no room forany unbudgeted expenses in the 2015budget. Without better-than-budgetedrevenue, a serious storm or othersignificant unplanned expense wouldplace the balanced operating budgetat risk. The Finance Committee andManagement will therefore pay veryclose attention to the expenses andattempt to control them if it appears thatthey might exceed the budgeted amounts.That said, it will be challenging to reduceexpenses without adversely affectingthe Club’s essential operations.


The next table summarizes the total budget,in addition to the Operating Budget. TheClub receives substantial non-operatingrevenue from Registration Fees when aproperty changes hands (We are assumingthat 120 homes will be sold in 2015.) TheClub also receives revenue from specialassessments that are dedicated to specificpurposes, such as the West Shore gatesystem and the Upper Lake dam project.There are also miscellaneous revenues,such as from interest and dividends.

Since the Registration Fee income isdedicated to the Capital ImprovementFund, the transfer of that income to theFund is treated as an expense for purposesof the overall budget. Similarly, theassessments for the West Shore gate systemand the Upper Lake dam are transferred tofunds dedicated to those activities andtreated as expenses.

Lastly, the budgeted net income (profit)from the Club’s Food & Beverageoperations is added to the total budget. TheFood & Beverage net income is alsodedicated to the Capital ImprovementFund to ensure that there are sufficientfunds to pave roads, repair the Clubhouseand undertake other maintenance projectsthat were neglected during the years of theGreat Recession.

TOTAL BUDGET 2015SUMMARY BUDGET

Operating Revenue 3,051,715Special Assessments 118,000Registration Fees 360,000Other Income 14,000TOTAL REVENUE 3,543,715Operating Expenses 2,999,902Transfer to Capital Fund 360,000Transfers to Other Funds 183,500TOTAL EXPENSES 3,543,402NET ORDINARY INCOME 313F&B Net Income 143,319NET INCOME 143,632

The “Net Ordinary Income” line in the tableabove — only $313 — shows how tight thisbudget is. So, we will continually focus onexpense control and aggressively pursuethe relatively few property owners whoignore their financial obligations to theClub and thereby place an added burdenon their neighbors.

Members who wish to review the Budgetdetails and other detailed financial recordsmay do so in accordance with theMembers’ Access to Financial Recordspolicy posted on the website. The websitepage may be found at:

http://lakemohawkcc.com/Members/FinancialReports/ Financial Access Policy Request Form.

Also, as reminder, monthly summaries of theClub’s financial performance andcondition are also posted under theFinance tab in the Members’ section of theClub’s website.

Bob AtkinsonTrustee and Chair, Finance Committee

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Lakes 709,040Buildings & Grounds 421,209Administration 448,348Roads 341,351Insurance 370,136Taxes 281,082Professional Fees 261,240Community Events 62,000Papoose (net) 51,670All Other Op. Exps. 53,826TToottaall OOppeerraattiinngg EExxppeennsseess 22,,999999,,990022


Beaches

Winter is here but that does notstop Sleepy Lagooners from lookingforward to the seasons that lie ahead.A dozen participated in January’sPlanning Meeting and Elections toreview and discuss, well everything!

For starters, positive changes arehappening at the LMCC includingmanagement, accounting, theBoard, and the PAC, and these affectthe beach in an equally positivemanner. In addition, Sleepy Lagoonhas healthy financials and thisenables more improvements to bemade in the warmer months.

Some of the projects discussedinclude, creating a true border forthe newly sanded volleyball courtand install a new net, staining thepicnic tables, building an additionalkayak rack, creating a long-termimprovement plan for the kayaklaunch and cleaning out the lagoon.Also if anyone has suggestions howto deter the water fowl from makingthis end of the lake their homes dolet us know.

We also held elections. Most of the

Sleepy Lagoonofficers are staying put for one moreyear to see all of the improvementsthrough:Mike Rennie – Grand PoobahTom Tyber and Mike Dennehy –

Co-VicesLuis Maldonado – Treasurer and

Keeper of the Kayak SlipsTanya Tybur – Communications

(Executor of e-mails & signage master)Stacy Maldonado – Secretary

(Papoose) Julie Figiel/Cyndi Yuskaitis –

Calendar Manager andReservations Dan Purdon – FundraisingDave Boffa – Dock Chair

Each of these folks along with manyother Sleepy Lagooners also spear -heads events. Thank you all for yourhelp in 2014. We look forward to yourcontinued involvement this yearsince we talked about every eventfrom years past and created a FUN2015 calendar, see the next Papoose.

This month we are having ourAnnual Winter Adult Night. Let usleave the neighborhood and head tothe LMCC Boardwalk Club forMardi Gras Night on Friday,February 20th. See your email fordetails. RSVP to Tanya [email protected]. Thankyou Tanya!

~ Stacy

Beach 6Thank you to the hosts of the

Twelve Days of Christmas party; Tomand Cathy Fabrizio and Dominiqueand Joe Angeline. A great time washad by all who remember it.

Also many thanks to Nicole Flynnand Lori Williams for organizing thewhole affair.

It seems unbelievable, but nextmonth we should have a seasoncalendar to share with you.

Enjoy February.

Lake MohawkCountry Club Trustees

- PRESIDENT -Greg Yuskaitis

- MEMBERS -Steve Waehler • Chris Cronin Jay Dunn • Robert Atkinson

Deborah Hookway • Dean ReinauerJim Wardell • Gregory Leo

- GENERAL MANAGER -Mark Musilli


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Saroya –Kierney

Clubmembers Pauline Saroya andSteven Kierney married on Saturday,December 13, 2014 in a privateceremony on Lake Mohawk.

The bride is the daughter of the lateHardev Saroya and Usha Saroya ofDenville. The bridegroom is the sonof Ellen and Charlie Frederickson ofWantage and Stan and CarolynKierney of North Arlington.

The couple recently purchased ahome in our beautiful Lake Mohawkcommunity.


NewcomersOwen Thomas

McGauley Clubmembers Jayme and

Michael McGauley ofOakwood Trail welcom edtheir second son, OwenThomas McGauley.

Owen was bor nNovember 25, 2014, weighing 9 poundsand measuring 20.5 inches.

The proud grandparents are Maryand Robert McGauley of RainbowTrail, Karen Flannery of Hazleton, PAand Albert Flannery of Pottsville, PA.

Mairead SheridanDunne

Clubmembers Tom andPat Bracken of Fairway

Trail are happy toannounce the birth ofanother grandchild.

Mairead SheridanDunne, was born on March 4, 2014,at Princeton Medical Center. She isthe daughter of Tom and MollyBracken Dunne of Lawrenceville andjoins her six year old brother, Finnand four year old sister, Cecilia.

Gerry Dunne and the late RobertDunne of Sherrills Ford, North Carolinaare Mairead’s fraternal grandparents.

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Clubmember William MartenWesterman, seventy-nine, passedaway at home surrounded by hisloving family on December 26, 2014.

Bill was born in The Hague,Netherlands and came to the US atthe age of twenty. He lived in

William Marten WestermanCuracao, New York, Beirut, Manila,San Juan, Puerto Rico, Chathamand Sparta, NJ since 1994. He was aVice President of sales and marketinginternationally for American Cyanamidand Schering Plough in theirPharmaceutical divisions.

In 1988 Bill purchased AlliedMetrics in Sparta. He was a memberof the Lake Mohawk Golf Club, LakeMohawk Country Club, LakeMohawk Power Boat Club and OurLady of the Lake Church.

Bill is survived by his beloved wife,Julie Killen; devoted father of BillWesterman and his wife Jennifer;Julie Ann Westerman and hersignificant other Jon Turner andgrandchildren: Billy, Brooke andElize.; stepfather of Josephine,Matthew and Timothy Killen; uncleof Peter Westerman and his wifeAnnemiek and their children, andJean-Marc Westerman and his wifeDominique and their children.

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Bells Toll

James PatrickMcGrath

Former Clubmember James PatrickMcGrath, eighty-five, of Madison, NJdied on December 16, 2014surrounded by his loving family.

Jim was born in Brooklyn, NY toJames and Catherine McGrath. Heworked in the textile industry hisentire career. He lived in New YorkCity until he moved to Sparta, NJ in1971. He resided in Delaware from1995 until returning to NJ in 2013.

He was a member of the US Armyand veteran of the Korean War. Hewas a member of the AmericanLegion and the Knights of Columbus.Jim was a graduate of BishopLoughlin High School and St. JohnsUniversity with a BA in Business. Hewas a member of the Track and CrossCountry teams and won manyindividual and team championships.He is a member of the Hall of Fame atBishop Loughlin. Jim was a trackcoach at Pope John XXlll in Spartaand coached several CYO teams. Hewas a member of the NY RoadRunners Club, St. John’s Spiked ShoeClub, NY Athletic Club, member ofLake Mohawk County Club andformer President of the Alpine PoolAssociation, past President of thePope John Booster Club.

Jim was a big fan of the NY Giants,NY Mets, St. John’s Red Stormbasketball and Pope John football.

Jim is survived by his beloved wifeof fifty-six years, Sally HanleyMcGrath; devoted father ofChristopher McGrath of Sparta,Terence and his, wife Robyn ofNeptune, NJ; Susan McGrath ofSparta; Sally McGrath of Hoboken;Kathryn Regan and her husbandJoseph of Milwaukee, WI; BrianMcGrath of NY, NY; and daughterElizabeth McGrath and her fiancéeRobert Provenzano of Roselle Park.He is also survived by his six lovinggrandchildren and his brotherCharles McGrath of E. Greenwich, RIand many nieces and nephews.

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Thank you to everyone whoparticipated in the Ski Club Grouplessons this year and all those of youthat bought Season passes to MountainCreek our local ski mountain.

We are having an exceptionallygood turnout for the six weeks of freelessons that come with every YouthSeason Ski pass bought through theLMSC. It is a great way to learn if atotal beginner or improve skills forthose that already ski or board.

If you are not a season pass holder

The Lake Mohawk Ski Clubwith the Lake Mohawk Ski Club andwould like to be next year, email meand we will put you on our email listto notify you of the Season Pass signup next October. You can email meat Kelly Evans at [email protected].

Please remember that to beincluded in the group discountedseason passes offered through theSki Club that the sale of passes isusually from mid October untilThanksgiving. Any passes, if stillavailable, after that date always havea late fee but usually after December10th. I can no longer sell passes. We

always offer the lowest priceavailable for Youth Passes and theyinclude six free group lessons thatare on Wednesday evenings at 5:30 or6:30 p.m., so remember that whenscheduling for next year.

We also sell family and Adult passesat the best possible rate.

Also, all Mountain Creek seasonpass holders get substantial dis -counts at Killington in Vermont withyour passes. Please check outwww.mountiancreek.com for moreinformation on other discountsavailable with your pass.

Enjoy the Spring Skiing !

Should I Sell My Home Now or Wait Until the Spring?Homeowners ask themselves many questions during the selling process. "How much will my home sell for?" "How much should I list my home for?" "Who should I select as a real estate agent to sell my home?""Is this a good time to be selling a home?" is also a very common question.There are many factors that need to be taken into consideration before deciding when to sell a home. Some homeowners believe selling a home during the fall or winter months is not a good idea and that the spring is the only time a house should be sold. This is the furthest from the truth. Certainly most real estate markets across the United States experience a "spring market" every year. There is no doubt that the "spring market" is a great time to be selling and buying real estate, however, the fall and winter seasons may be the best fit for you for many reasons.There are several reasons why choosing to sell your home now may be a better decision than waiting until the spring:Less CompetitionOne great reason to sell your home now and not wait until the spring market is there is sure to be less competition. The fewer number of comparable homes for sale, the greater the probability that a buyer will look at your home.Simply put, it’s supply and demand. If there are less homes for sale, there are less homes that a potential buyer can choose from, therefore increasing the demand for your home. Not only will less competition increase the probability for showings, but it will also increase the probability that an offer will be received and you will get the maximum amount of money for your home.Locally our Lake Front inventory is the lowest it's been in a decade. There are only 12 Lake Front homes available, prices ranging from $489,000 - $1,180,000. 2 more are currently Under Contract and a total of 12 have sold in the past 12 months.Serious Buyers Are Out ThereHomes are sold and bought 365 days a year, period! Many homeowners believe that buyers aren't out there during the fall and winter months. This simply is not the case. Serious buyers are always out there! Some buyers may stop their home search because it is the fall or winter, but serious buyers will continue to look at homes, no matter what time of year it is.The Best Agents Are Always Up To The ChallengeAny real estate agent who tells you that the fall or winter months are a bad time to sell is not someone you want selling your home! A great real estate agent will know how to adapt to the current season and market their listings to reflect that. A great real estate agent can make suggestions and give some of their tips on how to sell a home during the fall or winter seasons. If a real estate agent doesn't have any suggestions on making your home more desirable for the current season, you should be concerned about the creativity they are going to use when marketing your home.Quicker TransactionsRight now, there are fewer real estate transactions than there will be in the spring. The fewer number of transactions means the mortgage lenders have less loans to process, attorneys have less closings to do, and home inspectors have fewer inspections to do. All of these factors should lead to a quicker transaction and closing for all the parties involved. One of the most frustrating things for a seller to deal with while selling their home is not getting answers in a reasonable amount of time. A quicker transaction always makes the process smoother and less stressful.By considering all of the reasons above, you will be able to determine whether now is a good time to sell or if you should wait until the spring.If you would like more information about the local market, or are considering buying or selling a home, please contact me at (973) 219-2801, or email me at [email protected]


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Well, we had a great 2015 openerwith Jake’s Famous Chili Night,hosted by Gail and Rich Miner!There was a great turnout and agood time was had by all, therewas festive music, great food andthe limerick contest proved to bea raucous bit of fun and thewinners received Alex Fox’s CD“Uno” with his original Cubanmusic. It is great entertainmentand you can visit his websitehttp://www.alexfernandezfox.com/to obtain your own copy.

Our Calendar of Events rivals all,and with our slightly new Slate ofOfficers, 2015 looks like a verygood year once again. We havesome new goals and ideas and willbe working with the Ski Hawks intheir Floatfest Fundraiser as wellas a few other community-orientedvolunteer opportunites and plan tocontinue with our time-honoredtraditions as well. Valued memberskeep coming back and somewelcome new faces continue tomake our eclectic group a greatbunch to be around.

The calendar of events for 2015looks like this:March 13 - St. Patty’s PartyApril 10 - Business Meeting and

Game NightMay 8 - King NeptuneJune 14 - Launching of the Fleet Brunch

Mohawk Power Boat

July 10 - Beach 1 Beach PartyAugust 7 - Sleepy Lagoon Raft UpSeptember 6 - Our Famous Boat

RallyOctober 9 - Business Meeting and

Election of OfficersDecember 11 - Holiday Ball

It is dues time again and if you areare a veteran member, please be sureto send your check, made out toMPC and in the amount of $30 perhousehold, along with your updatedcontact information to ourMembership Chairperson, Susan

Knauss at 318 West Shore Trail,Sparta 07871.

If you are interested in becoming anew member, please do the same,but be sure to include membernames, mailing address, best contactphone number and email addressesto the same. Please feel free to emailme at [email protected] any questions you may have.

From all of us at Mohawk Power -boat Club, we wish you all a Wonderful,Happy, Safe and Prosperous 2015!See you on the Lake!

Jennifer PhillipsCommodore

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Did you know that the Lake MohawkYacht Club is the longest organizedactivity on Lake Mohawk since itsinception? Our Club goes back to 1933and on January 23, 1934 our SnipeFleet was chartered as InternationalFleet #17 by the Snipe Class Inter -national Racing Association (SCIRA).We are now officially listed as Fleet#10 with SCIRA. This makes ourSnipe Fleet one of the oldestchartered fleets in the world!

On April 10, 1935 six Snipe Fleetmembers organized the Lake MohawkYacht Club and made a resolution tolease and eventually purchase landfor the location of the Club and for

Yacht Club

the construction of a dock at thefacility. The 1936 New Jersey StateSnipe Championship races were heldon our lake and we continued to hostthis event up until sometime in the1990’s. The LMYC was also homeportfor the 1938 World Champion Snipeskipper, Charles Gabor, in whosememory we still hold our annualGabor Cup Regatta.

The LMYC was incorporated as anon-profit corporation in 1938 andwe added a Lightning Fleet to ourClub. The Lightning was designed bySparkman & Stephens and first builtin 1938. We have proudly maintainedthe status as International Lightning

Class Association (ILCA) Fleet #25out of the hundreds of Lightningfleets worldwide. So what better wayto enjoy our history than by learningto sail. We offer lessons for juniors,starting at age 10, and adults. Hereare the particulars:Sailing Level 1:Monday, Tuesday and ThursdayAM Class: 9:30 am to 12:15 p.m. orPM Class: 1:15 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. – Tuition $375.00Sailing Level 2:Introduction to Snipe Sailing – Wednesday and Friday9:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. – Tuition $250.00Sailing Level 3 and 3+Sailing in SnipesWednesday and Friday1:15 pm to 4:00 p.m. – Tuition

$250.00For more information or to register

call or email Jan Oldridge hertelephone is (973) 729-3105 or [email protected].

Adult sailing lessons are generallyscheduled on Saturdays and can begroup or private lessons.

You can visit us on the web atwww.lakemohawksailing.org. Formore information on learning to sailcall our Treasurer, Perry Anderson, at973 903-7673 or email us at [email protected] or writeto care of P.O. Box 29, Sparta, NJ.

Until next month, smooth sailingand God Bless America.

Don Okner

Ice FishingIs NOT Permittedon Either of the

Lakes

Rich Miner on a plane.


Community Affairs

Sparta Woman’s Club of the NJState Federation of Women’s Clubs,NJSFWC, kicked off a chocolate barsale in their Highlands District ofthirty federated clubs to benefitNAMI NJ (National Alliance onMental Illness). A specially-designedbar wrapper reads, “Buy the Bar!Support our American Heroes!”Bars are sold by local NJSFWCmembers for their Special StateProject, which will continue to May2016, and supports NAMI NJ andtheir Veterans’ programs.

Every two years NJSFWC Clubwomennominate charities for the next specialstate project. A committee selects threetop charities from those submittedthen puts the vote to Clubs.

NJSFWC President Jill Passarettisaid, “This time, 75% of all membersselected NAMI NJ, National Allianceon Mental Illness, as their SpecialState Project, SSP”, and added, “Therehas never been such a significantmajority voting for one charity.”

Highlands’ members held specialdining experiences, wine pairings,Rita’s Ice, Applebee’s and Tony’s Pizza

Chocolate for a Causeevents, rummage sales, served atClergy Outreaches, the NJ State/Sussex County Fair NAMI booth,supported legislation, endorsedprograms and advocated for thementally ill.

State-wide, Clubwomen promoteNAMI’s free educational programs:Family-to-Family courses for mentallyill loved ones, BASICS for parents/guardians, and Law EnforcementEducation Programs.

NAMI offers Every Mind Mattersand Educate-the-Educators, forteachers, counselors and studentsand has free Family Support, NAMIConnection for those in recovery andVeterans Support Groups.

Highlands SSP Chairman MarjorieStrohsahl says, “Each chocolate barbeing sold with its special wrapper islike a little emissary going out to bustthe stigma of mental illness.”

Edwina Kirkowski, Sparta Woman’sClub Chairman, announced theGertrude Hawk bar flavors, milkchocolate, milk/caramel, milk/peanutbutter, or dark chocolate, dark/raspberry or dark/mint, and said thisongoing sale has been very successful.

All businesses, organizations orindividuals interested in assistingin the project, may call Marjorieat 973-729-5153 or Edwina at 973-729-5812, or any local FederatedWoman’s Club.

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Sparta Women’s Club

The Sparta Women’s Club will havea general meeting including lunchon Wednesday, February 4, 2015 tobe held in Papoose Room of LakeMohawk Country Club at 12 noon.

This month the talented chefs ofLMCC will provide an entertainingand informative program on“Cooking for Two”.

SWC welcomes women from manytownships in Sussex and Morriscounties. For further informationabout membership or being a guestplease call our Membership Chair,Kathy Shepard at 973-512-3428.

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Community Affairs

The Institute for Spiritual Development,15 Sparta Ave., Sparta, will host anEvidential Mediumship Gallery onFebruary 22 at 7:30 p.m.

Enjoy an “Evening of Reunion andCommunion” with loved ones inSpirit, as International Mediums Dr.Rom Weber, Adam Bernstein andKaren Rose Slember along with LuciaCochran team up to join manypresent with their loved ones in theSpirit World.

Dr. Rom Weber in her 19th year as aprofessional medium is based in theNY Metro Area. Dr. Rom’s clientshave included international heads of

Messages from Loved Ones in Spirit Mediumship Gallery

finance and television personalities,as well as plenty of “regular Joe’s”.Adam Bernstein is a psychic, medium,teacher and spiritual coach with anInternational following. He hasworked with Court TV’s PsychicDetectives in a promotional capacityand has appeared on several TV andRadio shows. Karen Rose Slember, acelebrated Evidential Medium, hasover thirty years of experience. Herreading client list is internationaland includes celebrities, physicians,clergy, etc.

Lucia Cochran is an experiencedEvidential Medium, Angel Commu -

nicator, Spiritual Advisor and SpiritualResponse Therapy practitioner.Working in the Angelic realm is whatmakes her messages profound,unique and beautiful. She has anenergetic approach when contactingand communicating with loved onesin spirit.

These well experienced, talentedand compassionate mediumswill bring specific and accurateinformation about the person inspirit, touching shared memoriesand a message of joy and love fromthe spirit world to their loved onesstill here.

This evening, filled with warmth,love, understanding and humor, iscertain to warm the hearts of thosepresent with the knowledge that lovenever dies and that our loved onesare just a breath away

Love is the strongest and mosthealing energy in the universe. Joinus for a loving and healing evening ofMessages from Spirit.

Preregistration is recommended asprevious events have sold out. $25 inadvance, $30 at door. Payment onwww.isdsparta.org or in the ISDBookstore on Saturday or Sunday.For information [email protected] 973-670-7232.

PLEASERemove all basketball posts located in the

road or road right-of-way. Any posts or back-boards 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.

Bubbling Machines are allowed along seawallsand around individual boat dock pilings at a

distance not to exceed 12”. Any such machinemust be electrically driven to avoid noise. No

water pumps or devices are permitted.

There are several good reasons for this regulation:

1Safety- Ice that is weakened or open is a seri-ous potential safety hazard to families, neigh-

bors, and all members of the community that maywish to use the ice in the wintertime. I am surethat no member of LMCC would want to be evenremotely connected with a winter accident onLake Mohawk.

2 Liability- In addition to safety risks to per-sons there is the potential for liability both for

property owners and the Country Club. An inci-dent occur ring after knowledge and warningcould be difficult and costly to defend.

3 Lake Quality- Our consultant from PrincetonHydro advises us that we need a significant

winter period of ice with snow cover on it to helpcontrol weed production in the following grow ingseason. Areas of open ice allow sunlight to reachthe bottom of the lake through the winter and pro-mote weed growth.

4 Winter Recreation- Many residents enjoycross-country skiing, ice boating, ice-skating,

and other winter activities on the lake. Areas ofopen ice interfere with the enjoyment and privi-leges of all LMCC residents.

The regulation mentions two methods that can beused to protect the seawalls and structures inwater lots. The permissible method is a bubblersystem that introduces compressed air throughsmall holes or slits in a submerged tube. Therelease of the compressed air prevents ice for-mation in the immediate vicinity of the perfora-tions in the tubing. This method is highly effectiveover the range of weather conditions experiencedin this area as well as in far colder regions. Ifused properly this method fully complies with allrequirements of the regulation.

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Future Senior Day Trips: May,911 Memorial & Museum, June,Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, July,Point Pleasant Boardwalk, August,LiGrecis in Staten Island, October,Platzlbrauhaus, December, RadioCity and Sightseeing.Senior Needle Art Exhibit: Saturday,

February 7, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Inconjunction with Sparta RecreationWinter Festival the Senior NeedleArts Group will be exhibiting theirfine needlework in the “MohawkRoom” at Lake Mohawk CountryClub. High School Play: Pope John XXlll

High School will present “Evita” onWednesday February 25 at 3:30 p.m.Look for the sign-up sheet at theSenior Center.Spaghetti Dinner: Boy Scout Troop

150 will put on a spaghetti dinnerfor seniors on Saturday, February28, at 12:00 noon at the SeniorCenter. The sign-up sheet is at theSenior Center.Alaska Trip for 2015: Alaska Discovery

Land & Cruise featuring a sevennight Princess Cruise. A ColletteVacation trip planned for September1 to 13, 2015. Highlights areAnchorage, Denali National Park,Music of Denali Dinner Theater,Denali Wilderness Tour, LuxuryDomed Rail Train, Whittier, HubbardGlacier, Glacier Bay, Skagway,Juneau, Ketchikan, and InsidePassage. A thirteen day tour withtwenty-one meals. Contact theSparta Recreation Office for moreinformation and price. Vita – Volunteer Income Tax Assis -tance Program: This program offersassistance with income tax prepfor seniors and those with limitedresources. From February 4 toApril 8, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon atthe Senior Center. Please call foran appointment, 973-784-4900ext. 3502.

For more information please callthe Sparta Recreation Center at 973-729-2383 or view all of our programson our website spartanj.org and clickon Senior Services.


Community Affairs

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Community Affairs

Early Bird Summer Camp Regis -tration is now on-going. Save 20% onenrollment up till March 1. Checkout spartanj.org for details.WINTER FESTIVAL 2015 February 7 – 8Saturday, February 7– 1:00-4:00PM - Indoor WinterCarnival Games for all ages thatwill include:• Carnival booths• Games of chance• Face painting, Balloons• Inflatable’s, Bounce House and

Basketball Shoot• Broom Hockey and more.• ADMISSION: Items donated to the

Sparta Ecumenical Council FoodPantry. This event will be held atthe Mohawk Avenue School.

– 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.: SeniorNeedlework Art Exhibit at LakeMohawk Country Club

– 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.: SHSPhotography Club Exhibit at LakeMohawk Country Club

– 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.: Adult Wine& Beer Tasting Seminar at LakeMohawk Country Club

Sunday February 8th– Elks Club Charity Polar BearPlunge: 10:00 a.m. Registration. 12 noon PlungeRegistration Information:www.spartaelks.org

– NJSwim Fit Presents: Open FamilySwim & Gym:12:00 noon – 3:00 p.m.$15 per familyCall 973-726-7226 to reserve spaceCABIN FEVER FERVOR: February 21Ages: 4-7

Are your kids suffering from CabinFever? If the answer is yes, thenmake sure you bring all your friendsto Sparta Recreation for a morningdesigned to be a sure cabin feverreliever. There will be games, crafts,gymnastic activities, and more. Pre-registration required, fee: $10Information on these and other

offerings is available in the followingways: Phone: 973-729-2383 e-mail:[email protected] On-line: spartanj.org.

Winter is in full force and by nowyou and the kids are probably goinga little stir crazy. Guess what, SpartaRecreation wants to help you out byoffering a line-up of fun familyactivities. So look over the events andbring your family and join us for alittle winter fun.

Sparta Recreation February Monthly Spotlight

2014 TRIATHLON - SATURDAY, JULY 26TH

If you park over night in

the Country Club parking

lot on West Shore Trail,

your vehicle must have

a visible LMCC sticker.

Illegal parking is

subject to towing.


Information DirectoryAttorneysDOLAN 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, BusinessTransactions, Public Utility Law, Litigationin all Courts, Family Law and MunicipalCourt Defense. Roger W. Thomas, Robert T.Morgenstern, Charles J. Brand, Richard V.Hollyer, William T. Haggerty, EileenMcCarthy 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 1899David 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, JamesM. Cerra, Sabrina M. Andrews. Completegeneral practice including Accident & Injuries,Matrimonial, Real Estate, Estate Planning,Business Incorporation, Municipal Zoningand Land Use, Municipal Court Matters. One Main St., Newton............973-383-2700

Carpentry/HomeImprovementsCHESTNUT RIDGE REMODELING, LLC.Full Service Quality CraftsmanshipMembers: Garry Tonnesen, Bill Tonnesen, &Mark Breckenridge • NJ Reg. 13VH08263500Phone ......................................973-729-8477P.O. Box 384, Sparta, NJ 07871 [email protected]

T. MULVANEY BUILDER & SONCustom Homes & RenovationsNo Job Too Small35 Years Experience..................973 383-8276

CateringLAKE MOHAWK COUNTRY CLUBTake-home Catering for all of your specialoccasions. Let our award-winning culinaryteam do the cooking for you. Order part ofyour menu, or let us cater the entire event.All orders must be placed a week in advance.21 The Boardwalk ..................973-729-5027

Chimney/FireplaceFIREFOX ENERGY CONCEPTSServing Sparta Residents over 30 yearsStoves* Fireplaces*Inserts* ChimneysMasonry* Awnings - Pergolas - SunshadesSales-Service-Installaion-Gas=Pellet-WoodVisit www.firefoxenergy.com for monthlyspecials Fully insured commercial and resi-dential Lafayette, NJ ................973 [email protected]

ConstructionJ & S CONSTRUCTIONSpecializing in Slate, Tile and all types ofResidential Roofing and Siding. Fully

Insured and Licensed, 24 hour EmergencyRepairs Quality Work at a Fair Price. NewConstruction to Simple Repairs. ServingNorth Jersey for over Thirty-five Years.Call Steve at..............................845 258-0197Lic# 13VH06056800

Driving SchoolBEHIND THE WHEEL DRIVING LESSONSfor Sparta High School and Pope John, 16year old program. Licensed, Bonded, Insured.Lake Mohawk Resident. Contact the ownerdirectly. John@SpartaDrivingSchool.comCall........................................973-667-2999

Electrical ContractorsPOWER WITH PRESTIGE INC.Full Service Electrical ContractorsDesign • Installation • ServiceNJ Lic#13468 • Fully Insured ....973-726-8521

Financial ServicesDANIEL PATRICK FLYNN, CFP®(973)726-3596 or (646)580-4326www.dpflynn.comInvestments, Insurance & Retirement Planning

Fuel OilFREDERICKS FUEL & HEATING SERVICEAutomatic metered deliveries, ServiceContracts, 24 Hour Service, Budget Plans,Radio Dispatched Service, HeatingInstallations, Oil Burner Sales and Service,Efficiency Testing, tank & EnvironmentalLoss Protection, Locked in Fuel Price YearRound, Cash Discount, Fuel Oil Storage &Office in Sparta. Visa, Mastercard, DiscoverAcceptedwww.fredericksfuel.com ..........973-729-4777

HART & ILIFF FUEL & ENERGY SYSTEMS• Automatic Delivery • Oil Tank Environ -mental Protection Plan • 24-Hour EmergencyService • Service Plans- complete system coverage available • Exclusive UltrablendHeating Oil • Even Payment & Price Pro tection Plans • Easy Pay DiscountPurchase Plan • Under-floor Radiant Heat • Heating- Cooling, Repair & Installation • Tank Installation & Abandonment • Certified Technicians - experienced & totally reliable Visa, MC & Discover HVACR, License 19HC00083800www.hartandiliff.com ..............973-383-1421

REGIONOILPremium fuel oil-Plumbing-Heating-Cooling.Complete Equipment Installations, AutomaticDeliveries, Comprehensive Service Contracts,Easy Budget Plans, Skilled ServiceTechnicians, S.T.E.P. (Storage Tank &Environmental Protection). 24 Hr EmergencyService. Visa & MC. www.regionoil.comSparta area ................................973-827-7000

HandymanHAMMERTIME HANDYMAN SERVICECarpentry, Closets, Painting, SunsetterAwnings, NJ Licensed and Insured, GeneralMaintenace. Lic# 13VH01572200Call Jim....................................973-948-4647

The Aesthetics CommitteeThe effectiveness of our committeewill depend on each Clubmembers’cooperation in helping to maintainthe beauty of our community.Others do care. We encourage you tonotify our committee of anyconcerns you have involving theaesthetics of Lake Mohawk, whichwe will present to the Club Managerto resolve.

FOR EXAMPLE: Have you beenconcerned about:

• Illegal dumping of trash anddebris on lake properties.

• Illegal parking of boats and trailers.

• Disabled and abandoned cars and trucks.

If you care about these or any relat-ed issues, the Aesthetics Commit-tee has provided this form for youto notify us of your concerns.

Thank you for your interest andsupport. We look forward to yourhelp in maintaining our Club as anoutstanding lake community.

Location of your concern:

Date:

Description of your concern:

Return to:Lake Mohawk Country Club21 The Boardwalk, Sparta, NJ 07871Attn: The Aesthetics Committee


Information DirectoryHome SecurityMEENAN SECURITY SERVICES(A Division of Region Oil) Total HomeSecurity from “A Company You Know andTrust” Complete Burglar Protection; Fire &Smoke Detectors; Low Temperature/Medical alert; 24 Hour Central Monitoring:Custom Installations................800-796-3362

InsuranceLIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE GROUPKevin Duffy Resident Sales Representative.Life, Auto, Home and Voluntary group bene-fits 13 Main Street., Sparta. Evenings andSaturday by Appt ......973-726-4550 ext. 52927

KennelsCOZY CATThe Ultimate and Exclusive in cat boardingand grooming.Andover Rd............973-729-MEOW (6369)

LAKE HOPATCONG KENNELSBoarding & Grooming for your pets.Indoor/Outdoor facilities. Veterinarian oncall. Route 181 ........................973-663-1111

MasonryANNUNZIATA MASONRYAll types of masonry, all masonry repairs andalterations. Stonework, brickwork, bluestone,patios, walkways, Walls, fireplaces and chim -neys. Free estimates. References. Qualitywork, fully insured. Call Ed Annunziata.201-874-2188 ..........................570-828-2041

ONE GUY FROM ITALYRaising stonework to an artform. UniqueMasonry with a European Flair • Stone •Brick • Block • Concrete • Fireplaces •Pavingblock • Seawalls, Etc. Expert StoneRepairs. Ciro Coticelli ............973-726-4233

OptometristSPARTA EYE ASSOCIATESHelping you SEE your best... and LOOKyour best!DR. JEFFREY CLAUSS OA004120/OM000164DR. DIANE FABERY ..OA005365/OM000473DR. LISA RUFFLE ......OA006426/OM001097•Comprehensive Eye Exams for Kids andAdults •State Board Certified in theTreatment and Management of Eye Disease•Beautiful New Optical Dispensary withHundreds of Styles for Every Age and EveryBudget •Contact lenses - All Types IncludingAdvanced Designs for Astigmatism andBifocal Contacts •Evening and SaturdayAppointments Available117 Sparta Ave, Sparta............973-729-9199www.SpartaEye.com

Paint and WallpaperAILISH’S ALPINE PAINT CENTREBenjamin Moore Paints/StainCustom Framing/Wallpaper149 Woodport RdRoute 181 Plaza, Sparta ..........973-729-2300FRANK WOOD INTERIORSPainting Interiors, Exteriors, Meticulous,CourteousMaking your vision a reality ......973-600-0596frankwoodinteriors.com

PaintingONE STOP COMPLETE, LLC

Interior Painting Thirty Year Resident ofLake Mohawk Rich Carton.....862 266-6377Lic#13VH07918500

Pet CareTREASURED CREATURES PET CAREAll the best for your treasured pets! We arefully insured and bonded as well as trained inanimal first-aid by the American Red Cross.Our services include: pet sitting, daily dogwalking, care of special needs pets, pet taxiand more. Located in Lake Mohawk.www.treasuredcreatures.com..................................................973 729-3363

Plumbers and HeatingSHARPE PLUMBING & HEATING, INC.John SharpeLicense #6944 and #4506Office ......................................973-729-0592

MR. PLUMB, INC.Plumbing - Heating - Water ConditioningLicense# 8779Office ......................................973-729-4131

PrintingTHE PRINTING CENTER

Route 15 at White Lake Rd ......973-383-6362

RealtorsCENTURY 21 GEBA REALTYView All Sparta & Lake Mohawk Listingswww.century21gebarealty.comDonna Geba Hrabarchuk, Broker/Owner 23 Main Street, Sparta, NJ 07871Call ..........................................973 726-0333

Remodel and RenovationsBERNIES BUILDERS

Remodel and Renovations, Home RepairServing Sussex County Since 1986Lic#13VH01589000.................973 219-3408

Roofing & Siding ROOFING & SIDINGAll Home Repairs, Windows, Decks,Painting, Gutters LMCC ReferencesTerry Morris ............................973 209-6776

Sand, Gravel and TopsoilBENNETT SAND & GRAVELFor All Your NeedsSparta ......................................973-383-4050

Septic ServiceWILSON SEPTIC SERVICE SINCE 1955Baffle Filters, Maintenance, Restorations,Pump and Septic Repairs and [email protected] ............973-729-2112

ShoesSPARTA COBBLER

Allen-Edmonds, Red Wing, Sebago, BrightonProducts, Shoe repair done on premisesCobbler’s Corner215 Woodport Rd....................973-729-2736

Tire DealersSPARTA DISCOUNT TIRE DISTRIBUTORS

BF Goodrich - Michelin-Dunlop150 Woodport Road (Rt. 181)Complete Auto Repair ServiceCall for appointment..............973-729-2137

TreesSPARTA TREE SERVICE

Removal, Trimming, and Firewood.Fully Insured.Free Estimates ........................973-729-5179

If you park over night in

the Country Club parking

lot on West Shore Trail,

your vehicle must have

a visible LMCC sticker.

Illegal parking is subject to towing atowner’s expence.

If you live atthe end of theroad allow roomfor the snowplows to turn

around.


Confirm. 973.729.5027. [email protected]; [email protected]

MONTH of February Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2

Trustee Mtg 7:30pm-10:00pm

Open Session

3 4 5BWC

Happy Hour- 4pm Dinner- 6pm

6 BWC


7BWC

WILD GAME NIGHT 7pm

Reservations required

8 Membership Informational

Mtg 3:00pm-5:00pm

9 Communications Committee Mtg

3:00pm-5:00pm

10 11 12BWC


PAC Mtg 7:00-9:00pm

13 BWC


14BWC

Happy Hour -4pm Dinner- 6pm

15

16 Trustees’ Mtg

7:30-10:00pm

Clossed Session

OFFICE IS CLOSED

17

18

19BWC

Happy Hour-4pm Dinner-6pm

20 BWC

Mardi Gras 7pm

Reservations Required

21BWC


22

23 Finance Committe’

Mtg 7:00-9:00pm

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25

26BWC


27 BWC


28BWC


SAVE THE DATE: Marinades and

Rubs March 13th

Reservations Required

For Sale : 395 N. Church Rd., Sparta, NJ $340,000

143 GLENSIDE TRL, BYRAMCOLONIAL • $255,000 • WEB#3177963

448 E SHORE TRL, BYRAMCHALET • $339,000 • WEB#3174866

758 WEST SHORE TRAIL, BYRAMSPLIT-LEVEL • $349,000

• WEB#3180077

2 SUNSET TRL, SPARTARANCH • $209,900 • WEB#3187144

99 SPRINGBROOK TRL, SPARTARANCH • $250,000 • WEB#3172231

64 HILLTOP TRL, SPARTACAPECOD • $259,000 • WEB#3183724

6 SHAWNEE TRL, SPARTABI-LEVEL • $289,900 • WEB#3179426

23 SUMMIT RD, SPARTACUSTOM • $299,000 • WEB#3162464

172 W SHORE TRL, SPARTALAKESTYLE • $285,000 • WEB#3186224

30 VALLEY VIEW TRL, SPARTABI-LEVEL • $322,500 • WEB#32191962

29 FAIRWAY TRL, SPARTACOLONIAL • $339,000 • WEB#3139608

10 BALANCED ROCK TER, SPARTARANCH • $399,999 • WEB#3185718

14 WOODLAWN RD, SPARTACAPE COD • $298,000 • WEB# 3191033

192 STANHOPE RD, SPARTACUSTOM • $525,000 • WEB#3188019

25 PARK RD, SPARTALAKESTYLE • $269,000 • WEB# 0000000

29 LAKEVIEW RD, SPARTASPLIT-LEVEL • $315,000

• WEB#3162745

105 ALPINE TRL, SPARTASPLIT LEVEL • $225,000

• WEB# 3193291

LAKEVIEW60 WHIPPOORWILL LN, BYRAMCUSTOM • $289,000 • WEB#3183498

138 HILLTOP TRL, SPARTALAKESTYLE • $225,000 • WEB#3173136

349 SPRINGBROOK TRL, SPARTACUSTOM • $354,500 • WEB#3166122

17 CEDAR FALLS TER, SPARTACUSTOM • $398,000 • WEB#3151689

81 W SHORE TRL, SPARTACUSTOM • $449,900 • WEB#3177818

THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE LAKE MOHAWK COUNTRY CLUBPlease address correspondence to:

21 The Boardwalk, Sparta, NJ 07871(973) 729-6156 • www.lakemohawkcountryclub.com

Vol. 80, No. 2 � February 2015

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66 BIRCH PKWY, BYRAMRANCH • $579,000 • WEB#3182712

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