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A publication of Highland Lakes Country Club and Community Association at Highland Lakes, New Jersey © 2021
Volume 2021 | Issue Number 14 | August 28, 2021
Thank You to All 2021 Volunteers Upcoming Events
President Michael Gelfand and Chairman of the Board Lou Iannucci
August 27 – Adult Appreciation
Appreciation Dinner - Friday, August 27
September 3 – Danny Bacher Concert
We wish to express our thanks to all of the following volunteers who have donated so much of their time (at least 20 hours) over
September 4 – All Boat Regatta
these past twelve months to our community - the Club’s committees, events, activities and functions. We thank these volunteers for
September 5 – Clubhouse Breakfast
their service knowing that our community is a reflection of all of the efforts of the good people of Highland Lakes.
September 5 – Sailors’ Picnic
Christine Alber Tom Christ Carol Giroux Ahn Lee Marie Pastor Ed Strube
Linda Allen-Poole Emily and Al Coldon Mark Grammerstorf Brigid Levens Theresa Pastrana Knox Strube
Krissy Amato Melissa Cole Sandy Grammerstorf Martha Lewin Jennifer Pellet Char Struble Christ
Richie Amato Lenny Conticelli Jacquelyn Green Ana Loibl Jeffrey Pellet Ann Studer
Mike Annunziata Sophia Contreni Patty Greer Winter Tom Losasso Jennifer Pereira James Sullivan
Christine AnnunziataDoreen Cordes Kathy Grifone Julia Loughren Rick Piazza Sylvia Suppa
Frank Antonini Liz Craig Nancy Grimaldi Ray Loughren Kathy Piazza Annmarie Sweeney
Phil Badu Hugh Cringle Maryann Gunning Sue Loughren Joe Pierini Mike Sweeney
Bill Beardsley Kerry Culhane Roe Hall Eric Loughren Shawn Poppe MaryPat Swenson
Kerri Bednarick Dennis Dalelio Melissa Hardin Christine Lovett Leslie Port Rich Swenson
Steve Bednarick Art Dawson Carol Hastie James MacFadyen Ruth Preston Bob Taffer
Marian Benedicto Theresa Deady Cheryl Hastie Suzanne Maher Nicole Puccio Kathi Taylor
Loretta Beninati Joe DeLorenzo Steve Hastie Christine Mann John Pusztay Terri Taylor
Dominick Beninati Bob Detitta Terry Healy Ray Mann Jana Randazzo Timea Terhes
Craig Berneir Linda DiGuiseppe Jack Healy Lisa Marcinelli Steve Randazzo Rick Thompson
Lynette Berneir Winifred Donoghue Joyce Healy Monica Marczak James Raperto Patty Thompson
Anne Berutti Chip Ehrhardt Theresa Heroux Tom Marry Bob Reffelt Patrick Thompson
Steve Berutti Kate Eisenberg Liz Holda Dave Martin Brett Reiser Rod Tierney
Stu Blank Lee Eisenberg McKay (Catherine)- Mary Rose Martorell Elisa Reiser Linda Turpin
Christine Bluestein Nancy Eisenberg Holden Marissa Massarone Randy Rodger Mardee Ulmer
Richard Bluestein Rob Elliot Heidi Howes Shawn Massarone Alison Rohde Bob Ulmer
Len Bogdon Beth Elsasser Tom Howes Ela McAdams Bill Roman Terri Van Emburgh
Joan Bono Roy Elsasser Adele Huttner Joe McAdams Theresa Roman Ellen Van Howling
Marty Brady Jeanette Emmerich Phyllis Iannucci Mike McCleary Sue Ross Steven Vecchio
Maddy Brancato Lisa Entwhistle Louis Iannucci Jan McConarty Andrea Ruffino Karen Vogel
Joe Brancato Karen Evanick Maryjo Jablonski Mary McKenna Theresa Ruiz Meg Wahnon
Barry Brantner Connie Evicci Barbara Jaggi John McNally Fran Rumsey Paula Walk
Eileen Brantner Mike Ewasko Anita Janker Pat McNulty Sue Salomonsson Peg Warner
Melissa Brennan Ursula Fahmy Sean Jaron Murt Meltzer Nick Salomonsson Naomi Werner
Amy Buchney Justine Duffin Fahmy Cindy Jimenez Penny Merkel Hal Schneider Sara Werner
Caitlyn Buchney Sherif Fahmy Chris Kaas Bill Miklovic Janice Schneider Darren Werner
Michael Buchney Janice Fajardo Janet Kaley Daphne Miklovic Paula Schriner Herbert Wetzler
Susan Burkhardt Barbara Fimia Jim Kaley John Miranda Sara Schwarz Dianne Whelan
Heather Burns Christine Fleming Lyn Kaplan Gail Morton Shane Schwarz Jaime Wherry
Chris Burns Priscilla Foglia Cathy Kenny Randy Mowry Scott Semchesyn Climeen Wikoff
Sue Buruchian Carole Fortenbach Claire Kenny LiAnne Napolitano Dana Shani Whitey Winter
Mark Buruchian Judy Fortenbach Paula Kloza Jackie Napolitano Eileen Siss Patricia Winters
Rory Byra Bonnie Fredericks Terry Kohn Ann Nathan Luke Slott Lisa Wisniewski
Andrea Byrnes Charles Furce Allan Kratavil Jerry Nathan Bob Soars Rob Wisniewski
Barbara Campbell Dolores Gaspari Brett Kratavil Nels Nilson Chris Sokolewicz Robert Wisniewski
Julia Campbell Kevin Gaston Breana Kresic Kaitlyn Nix Kim Sokolewicz MaryJane Wisniewski
Herb Carlough Michael Gaston Mladen Kresic Judy Norton Cathy Sonnema Amy Wootton
Karin Carlough Joseph Gaston Meredith Kresic Steve Norton Ray Sperber Pat Wootton
Helen Carlson Michael Gelfand MaryJane Kresic Erika Oak Rich Spoerl Tod Wootton
Dave Cartier Barbara Gellner Elaine Kuntz Sara O'Gureck Louise Staley Joan Yankowski
Lorayne Castiglione Patricia Gillooley Mayra Lange Bob O'Gureck Randy Staley Jim Zabrieski
Tom Castiglione Pat Gillooley Chuck LaRocca Eileen Opfer Lisa Stassi Dolores Zaccaria
Saturday, August 21, prior to Tropical Storm
Cathy Cefaloni Michael Gillooley Joann LaRocca Jane Parise Jim Stephens Sue Zaccaria
Henri, this rainbow was captured by Kent
Joe Cefaloni Sara Gillooley Lauren LaRocca Jerry Parise Mary Stoddard Chip Ziegler
Hollingsworth reflecting on the main lake.
Maureen Cherichella Rosita Gilsenan John Laudenberger Gary Pastor Emmaline Stoddard Jennifer Ziegler
Ray Zimmerman
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Upcoming Meetings Beach Water Testing Results
Buildings and Grounds – No meeting scheduled at this time Below are the results of the most recent E. coli testing at
Clubhouse Committee – Tuesday, September 21 – 5 pm the Club’s beaches and swim lanes performed by Garden
Communications Committee – No meeting scheduled State Laboratories, Inc. Weekly tests are required by the
Ecology Committee – Thursday, September 16 – 7 pm State of New Jersey, and results must not exceed 320
Fishing Committee – Thursday, September 16 – 8 pm organisms per 100 milliliters. All samples conformed to NJ
Planning Committee – No meeting scheduled at this time State recreational bathing standards. Testing results are also
Road Committee – Thursday, October 7 – 7:30 pm reported by the lab to the Sussex County Department of
Rules and By-Laws – No meeting scheduled at this time Health.
Voting Board Workshop – Wednesday, September 8 – 8 pm 8/2 8/9 8/17
Voting Board Meeting – Friday, September 17 – 8 pm Beach 1
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September 2021 Hiking Club
Highland Lakes Happenings Roe Hall, Events Coordinator
Hiking Club Needs a Leader
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Do you love nature? Do you love to walk and/or hike?
Highland Lakes is in need of a volunteer to coordinate hikes
Aug 2021 Oct 2021
1 2 3 4 around the area. There are many people in the community
S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 11:00 AM Jr. 11:00 AM Ladies 11:00 AM Jr. 9:00 AM All Boat
Singles Sunfish Sunfish Race Doubles Sunfish Regatta who enjoy hiking and we need someone to bring them all
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 Race
1:00 PM Bocce
Race
1:00 PM Hobie
together. The “job” isn’t a hard one. You just need to know
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 5:00 PM Yoga
7:00 PM Stitiching
5:30 PM Hot Jazz Cat Race the area, have the desire to get people together and plan the
Concert
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 6:00 PM -7:30 PM Group hike. The hiking group usually doesn’t meet in the summer
Scouts
29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 months, but we would like to get someone on board to
31
be ready when the fall comes. Coordinator will also be
responsible to submit articles for the Newsette as needed.
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Anyone interested please call 973-764-4366 or email the
office at hlcc@warwick.net
8:00 AM Labor 5:00 PM Yoga 1:00 PM Bocce 5:00 PM Yoga 1:00 PM Bocce 12:00 PM Sr. Private Family
Day Breakfast Luncheon Rental
8:00 PM VB 7:00 PM Stitiching
11:00 AM FJ Workshop Group 6:30 PM Bunco
Race
7:00 PM Teen
2:30 PM Sunday Pool Tournament
Sunfish
4:00 PM Sailors'
Picnic
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Private Family 5:00 PM Yoga 7:00 PM Sr. Club 12:00 PM Sr. 1:00 PM Bocce 8:00 PM Voting
Rental Mtg. Luncheon
7:00 PM Ecology
Brd. Mtg.
Ladies Bowling
5:00 PM Yoga Comm. Mtg.
6:00 PM -7:30 PM Lyn Kaplan and Pat Wootton, Coordinators
Scouts 7:00 PM Stitiching
Group
Week 7
8:00 PM Fish Week 7 and the competition continues. The laughter
Comm. Mtg.
and fun is still going on; what could be more important.
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 And where did the summer go? No one is quite sure what
they will do with their Wednesday mornings after this. One
Private Family 5:00 PM Yoga 5:00 PM 5:00 PM Yoga 1:00 PM Bocce 7:00 PM Back to Private Family
Rental Clubhouse School Family Rental more week to go. This week’s noteworthy accomplishments
Comm. Mtg. 7:00 PM Book 7:00 PM Stitiching Fun Night
Club Group follow:
Dee Cunningham - double, 150
Susan Stone - Turkey, double, 150, 170
Cindy Jimenez - 5/7 split
Dolores Gaspari - 154, 155, 170
Lyn Kaplan - 2/7 split
26 27 28 29 30 Paula Kloza - double
Tara Burns - Turkey, double, 152, 190
5:00 PM Yoga 7:00 PM Sr. Club 5:00 PM Yoga 1:00 PM Bocce
Wine & Cheese
7:00 PM Stitiching
Cheryl Kretzchmar - double, 123 twice!
Group Kathie Grifone - 175
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Ecology Corner -
What Are You Doing to Help the Environment?
Carol Giroux
Family Day CCHL Booth Winners of Backyard Birds (Field Guide for Young
During Family Day held on August 8, the Ecology Naturalists)
Committee and Conservation Club of Highland Lakes Josie Bennett
hosted a table, where we asked visitors of all ages the Hailee Hamilton
ALL BOAT REGATTA question, “What are you doing to help the environment?” Clayton Hastie
SATURDAY, September 4, 2021 These are some of the responses we received. We hope you Reema Khaled
will be inspired to adopt some of these beneficial practices Kristina Leon
Awards - Many Awards Including ALL Boat Winner as well. Evie Muenkwitz
A Joe Mastrangelo Trophy Regatta - Top Junior Sailor I planted a tree Charlotte Schreiner
Sunfish, Force 5, FJ, Windsurfer, Hobie and Open I plant flowers that help feed bees and hummingbirds Jack Studer
Classes I pick up garbage at the beach Delilah Taylor
Any Crew Combinations I bring my own bags when I go shopping Mina Wright
Bring your grandmother and your dog. Celebrate the I pick up litter Participants in: What are you doing for the
beauty of Highland Lakes. Come sail with friends and have I donate old clothing instead of throwing it in the environment? Lucy, Gracie, Scarlett, Hailee, Mina, Evan,
some fun! trash Grace, Peyton, Evie, Aleeya.
I’m making a worm farm Thanks to Bob Reffelt, Randy Mowry and Carol Giroux
Registration Saturday, 9 am / 9:30 am Skipper’s I recycle for conducting this activity. And thanks to all of you who
Meeting in the Clubhouse I choose products with the least wasteful packaging visited our table. Photos courtesy of Randy.
Lunch and awards provided I take shorter showers SAVE THE DATE: HL Ecology Committee meeting
Donation requested $5.00 per person. Pizza/Salad I built a birdhouse with my grandmother 7 pm Thursday, September 16, 2021 - learn about native
Please try to register in advance so lunch plans can be I help compost with my mom plants in NJ. Guest speaker will be Randi Eckel owner of
made I grow vegetables in my yard Toadshade Wildflower Farm.
I stopped adding chemicals to my lawn
RSVP to HLCCSailing@gmail.com I reuse plastic cups
We will try to get four races in depending on the wind My family opens windows instead of running the air
conditions conditioner
First race to start at Eckhart Center at 10 am I ask my servers not to bring me a straw
I turn off lights
If there’s a choice between a product in cardboard or
Next Newsette: in plastic, I choose the cardboard packaging
I shop for upcycled clothing and furniture
September 4, 2021 I fill up my own water bottle
Newsette articles should be submitted on the I catch and release
Friday before the week of publication at noon. Under Randy Mowry circulated through the grounds recruiting
no circumstances will submissions be accepted after young members to enter a raffle to win a bird guide for
noon on Monday of the week of publication. Typed children. He was a veritable pied piper. The children were
submissions must be emailed to the Club office at hlcc@ very enthusiastic and were all present for the drawing.
warwick.net. Sorry – we can only print photographs
submitted as .jpg files with a minimum of 150 dpi.
Thanks!
Labor Day Breakfast
Ray Zimmerman
Sunday, September 5 – 9 am to 11:30 am
Tickets are $7 for adults and children over 10, $3 for
children ages 3-10, and children under 3 years are free.
Our chefs will prepare a delicious meal and the company
will be the best - your neighbors! If you would like to help,
please come down and volunteer for set up or clean up.
It takes around 16 volunteers to make this breakfast run
smoothly. Please contact Louise Staley at 973-271-9782 or
Ray Zimmerman at 973-766-3359. Don’t forget to wear
your badge.
Photos courtesy of Randy Mowry
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Zoo and Farm Animal Week Links, Laughs and Lunch
Lauren LaRocca, Clubhouse Director Maryann Gunning, Coordinator
What an amazing turnout we had for farm animal week. the kids were able to pet rabbits, goats, Tinker the Donkey, WOW! 17 New Golfers joined the 20 repeat golfers at
Some of our activities included a photo opp in front of a a calf, and momma and baby llama. Pony rides were also the 52nd Annual Highland Lakes Ladies Golf Outing on
barn backdrop. Kids had so much fun laughing and crafting available for those that wanted to take a ride. This has August 10. After some great exercise, camaraderie, lots of
and enjoyed making animal masks, piggy banks and become a new Highland Lakes favorite activity. laughs and impressive golf skills, we enjoyed a delicious
puppets. When Jack’s Petting Farm came on Wednesday, lunch at Milano’s.
In addition to meeting new members and making
new friends, there were a number of awards won by these
golfers:
Closest to the Pin: Andrea Byrnes
Longest Drive: Susan Nostrame
Fewest Putts: Liz Holda
Most Honest Golfer: Lisa Sassi
Best Team Ball: Nancy Eisenberg, Janice Fajardo and
Inah Oak.
2nd Low Net: Betty Lynch
Low Net: Cathy Corbutt Brennan
2nd Low Gross: Susan Nostrame
Low Gross and the Winner of The Foley Cup was
Andrea Byrnes. Andrea also won the honor of organizing
the 2022 HL Ladies Golf Outing! We know she is excited
about the opportunity. Thankfully, we have an enthusiastic
and energetic group of women who will pitch in and help.
It’s the Highland Lakes Way. Congratulations to all the
winners.
A special thanks to Nancy Eisenberg, Janice Fajardo and
Kristen Weiss for their assistance the day of the event. No
one does this alone. Thank you.
Although the HL Women’s outing is organized by a
different winner each year (with the exception of Dianne
Kelly, who has won multiple years in a row, more than
once!) the Women’s Outing is continuously supported by
Sue Foley Buruchian, her family’s donation of the Foley
Cup and outstanding donations from her business, Online
Imprints. We are grateful for the support. Thank you Sue.
We are pleased to report that the Women’s Golf Outing
made a contribution to the HL Goodwill Fund toward
the purchase of a Brick on the Path to Goodwill at the
Clubhouse, in memory of our dear friend and longtime HL
golfer, JoAnne Poppe. For the first time in 17 years, this was
the first year without a spectacular moon sighting on the
course. We missed her infectious laugh and her enthusiasm.
Rest in Peace dear friend.
Next year’s outing is Tuesday August 9, 2022. Mark your
calendar now to join in the fun!
Photos courtesy of Lauren LaRocca and Roe Hall
Winner of the 2021 Ladies Golf Outing, Andrea Byrnes
(2nd left) with previous winners (L-R) Sue Buruchian,
Maryann Gunning, Betty Lynch, Dianne Kelly & Kristen
Weiss.
Photo courtesy of Maryann Gunning
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Touch–a–Truck Lifeguard Olympics
Lauren LaRocca, Clubhouse Director Kelsey Hall
Saturday, August 21 Thursday, August 12
We had Vernon Township Fire, Ambulance and Police After the rain cleared out on a steamy night, the Annual
each bring one vehicle. About 30 kids enjoyed touching, Lifeguard Olympics were held and they didn’t disappoint.
jumping in, sitting and using the radio and sirens and The Blue team had guards from Beach 1 and the Lanes
learning about the importance of all this equipment. First and the Red team consisted of guards from all the other
responders talked about what their jobs entailed and all beaches. The Blue team pulled out a win after all the events
the kids had a great time. Thanks to everyone who came were played which included soccer, tug- of-war, volleyball,
out and participated in this event and a special thank you capture the flag, egg toss, a 3-man surf board race and a
to Vernon Township for allowing the members of the wacky relay race. There was a good crowd in attendance
departments to take the time out to come. cheering on their favorite guards.
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Windsurf Happenings HLCC Senior Club Classified Ads
Kevin Gaston, Fleet Captain Joyce Healy, President, Senior Club BOATS/TRAILERS: Old unwanted boats and trailers taken
away for free. Also, can move boats from home to dock and
Two of the fleet’s hardcore competitors, namely Justin Hello, my friends! Summer is rushing by and many shore for reasonable rates. Call Al for details: 973-271-4282
and I, went at it head-to-head last week. Everyone else was groups here at the lake are very busy with all kinds of 11/6/2021
either on vacation, back to school, on the injured list or wonderful activities. So, too, are the Seniors. We recently
away at a bachelor’s party in Ohio. had our Annual Senior Gala with nearly 60 in attendance! GEORGE EDMONDSON MASONRY: All types masonry.
The course du jour was a number 2 all red as winds What a blast! Even our dear friends, Marguerite & Vicki, Specializing in fieldstone, fireplace and brick chimneys.
ushered in from the southeast at around 7 mph. It was the said it was the best ever! The 4 piece band we hired, The Complete restoration of old stone chimneys. All repairs
first time we did a full Course 2 this year. “Better late than Stragglers, were sooooooo good that easily 95% of the 60 such as pointing, stone walls, patios and retaining walls. All
never” I said as I then instructed Justin to let me beat him were on the dance floor all night. The band was thrilled to types of sealing stone work. Home additions and add-ons.
in at least one of the races due to the fact that it was my see such great enthusiasm and asked if they could come Waterproofing basements. All types of excavation. Thirty-
birthday. However, he was having none of that stupid talk. back to other events. You bet. The catering again was delish one years in business. Fully insured. Call 973-764-1359.
So, after I won the first race I thanked him for my birthday from my buddy, Sal, at The Lamppost Restaurant. Such 3/5/22
gift. Again, he was having none of it and responded “I was a terrific night, and I think we certainly needed a terrific
attacked by a horse fly.” Fair enough. night after a sullen 2020. But, there’s more in the works: The JP ELECTRIC: Free estimates, insured and bonded. Serving
In the second race I had a lead of just over ten yards S/C Bar-B-Que will be on 9/10 at 12 pm; 9/14 at 7 pm will HLCC since 1986 license and permit #8521. Brian Boeren
as we approached the finish line. It was at that point that be an evening meeting complete with guest speaker, Dr. 973-670-4175. 5/2/21
I started hearing a wild flapping sound as if a prehistoric Dani from Healthy Thymes; 9/15 will be our San Gennaro
Pterodactyl was about to make easy prey of me. Turns Feast at 12 pm with a taste of Little Italy; 9/28 is our annual SKMAHER AND SONS: L.L.C - hand brushed driveway
out, it was Justin pumping his sail wildly in an attempt to Wine & Cheese Party at 7 pm with a little bit of elegance. seal coating and repair, also power washing decks, houses
close ground. I thought he was using Chip’s old excuse of October pops in with our 3rd Annual Lantern Walk that etc. Window cleaning and car detailing. Call for free
just making sail adjustments in relationship to the wind is OPEN TO THE WHOLE COMMUNITY. Did you get estimate 973-934-5750. 12/4/21
direction, but his reasoning was that he was utilizing that? The date to mark on your calendar is 10/8 from 6:30 -
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Olympic Class rules. At any rate, I would still like to thank 8:30 pm to be held up at Beach 1. Bring a battery operated
seats, keyless entry, great gas mileage, showroom condition,
him for the birthday present. See you on the line for the last lantern or a flashlight to light your way as we make our way
Am/Fm/CD player. Call scramble eggs Ray @856-371-4616
race. around Beach1. Very cool thing to do. Afterwards there will
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be refreshments and probably a bonfire on the beach...so
bring a folding chair. YARD HELP NEEDED: Tree limbs, raking leaves, mulching
November 6, from 10 am – 3 pm will be our Craft Fair near Beach 4 on Island; $15/ hour; call Peter Traphagen at
hosted by the Senior Club. If you’re a crafter get in touch 201-248-3510. 9/4/21
with me and I’d be happy to send you a contract so you
can participate in this fun event. All proceeds from table
reservations will be donated to our HLCC Goodwill Fund.
Pickleball Pesists
November 17 will bring our Thanksgiving luncheon at 12 Peg Warner
Renovations pm. (I’m hoping to plan 1 or 2 other activities for Oct/Nov...
still working on it). We’ll also be sending our Christmas Summer wanes; pickleball persists. August has been
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cards to the military. awesome, and thanks to the energy and enthusiasm of our
Excavations
Slight change in our annual Christmas/Holiday Pot Luck participants, we will continue playing as long as the weather
Decks & Docks
luncheon: It will be held at 5:30 pm as a pot luck supper permits. We gather at the courts on Glen Wild Way on
All Aspects of Construction instead of noon time. Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 pm. The ladies have a special
Workers Comp & Liability Basic information about the Senior Club: Age to join: 50; session on Friday mornings at 9 am. Bring your sneakers
Dues: $10 per person/per year. You can join the Senior Club and member badge; we’ll provide the equipment. New
Warren Waldron Jr. any time during the year. players are always welcome. Questions? Call Kathi 973-303-
973-534-9507 If you need a ride to a meeting or an activity, give me a 2689, or Peggy 973-764-5126.
call: Joyce Healy 845-544-3749. Hey S/C members, work
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Catamaran Action Ladies Sunfish Fleet Sailing Fleet Schedule
Chris Alber Sue Buruchian, Fleet Captain Lou Iannucci, Sailing Coordinator
Saturday, August 21 Thursday, August 19 Below are the 2021 HLCC sailing fleet schedules.
The day before Tropical Storm Henri arrived in our Wind, Mist, Fun! Well, there’s always those times. Misty All races begin at the Eckhart Sailing Center located on
area was marked by very little wind. So little that we almost windy fun on a summer day. A shortened course of red, red, Lakeside Drive West south of the intersection with Alturas
cancelled the races. Instead we decided to try a short course red to help the tree trimming effort near the sailing center - Road.
race, rounding only one mark, and had enough wind for got to keep those cranes moving! Important Dates: All Boat Regatta - Sept. 4; Sailors’
two races. In the first race, Chip slowly drifted ahead at the Many had commitments to attend to so a small fleet Picnic Sept. 5
start and when the wind picked up, had a big advantage of talent sailed. Emmaline once again, sailed a super race
over Rick and Anthony, who traded positions during the winning her 6th – SIXTH - 1 x 6...race this season! She’s Sunfish Races – Sundays at 2:30 pm
race. In the second race, Rick took an early lead while Chip learned her ropes for sure. Kerri Bendnarick came out for Mladen Kresic: 973-764-0452
and Anthony traded positions, but Chip eventually caught a the fun. Small steps make for a great sailor. She’s on her way August 29
steady wind that took him across the line first. We hope for as she learned to start, why boats flip and tacking to marks! Jr. Singles Sunfish Races – Wednesdays at 11 am arrive by
more wind next week! On this day it was a feat for sure! Well done Kerri! Arianna 10:45
Race 1: is constantly moving up in the fleet and making beautiful Krissy Amato 512-206-6717 and Dominick Beninati 917-
1. - Chip moves. 566-3136
2. - Rick It was challenging wind but these ladies were up for the Sept. 1
3. - Anthony task. Come join us. Thanks to our Safety Boat, Luke and Ladies Sunfish Races – Thursdays at 11 am
Race 2: Susan, Mark, my expert dock help and Tracy Stoddard as Sue Buruchian: 973-271-0227
1. - Chip Dock Committee. Sept. 2
2. - Rick Race Results: Jr. Doubles Sunfish Races – Fridays at 11 am
3. - Anthony 1. - Emmaline Stoddard Krissy Amato 512-206-6717 and Dominick Beninati 917-
Our catamarans race Saturdays at 12:30 pm (note new 2. - Nancy Grimaldi 566-3136
time). We welcome all catamarans to join us. For questions 3. - Patty Thompson August 27 / Sept. 3
about the fleet, contact Rick Thompson at captski@gmail. 4. - Arianna Stoddard Force 5 Sailing Races – Saturdays at 10 am
com or Chip Erhardt by phone or text at (973) 222-6755. 5. - Kerry Bendnarick DNF Erika Rodger: 201-961-3092
6. - Chris Alber DNS August 28
Season Standings on the Club Board. Flying Junior Fleet Sailing Races – Sundays at 11 am arrive by
10:45 am
Mike Gillooley: 973-764-4185
August 29 / Sept. 5
Hobie Cat – Saturdays at 12:30 pm
Chip Ehrhardt: 973-764-2125 and Rick Thompson: 801-
737-3005
August 28
Windsurfer Races – Saturdays at 3 pm
Kevin Gaston: 973-764-7332
August 28
Questions? Call Lou at 973-764-7042 or hlccsailing@gmail.
com
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Carly Ebers
carlyebers.re@gmail.com 862-268-2808 direct Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Licensed in NJ & NY 973-657-9222 main office Highland Lakes Specialist
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