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THE GLENWILDERThe Official Publication of the Glen WildLakeAssociation, I~c. and Lake Properties, Inc.
CONDO OFFICE: 973-492-1370E-MAIL: [email protected]
FAX: 973-492-1370AUGUST 11,2018
ISSUE: 11-18
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AUG 13 MON WELL & WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT MTG 7:30PMAUG 14 TUE ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE MTG 7:30PM
AUG 22 WED FINANCE COMMITTEE MTG 7:30PM
AUG 27 MON BOARD OF DIRECTORS MTG 7:30PMSEPT 03 MON LAKE-A-THON 2018 10:00AMSEPT 04 TUE ARC COMMITTEE MTG 7:30PMSEPT 06 THU ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE MTG 7:30PMSEPT 09 SAT THANK YOU PICNIC 12:30PMSEPT 10 MON WELL & WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT MTG 7:30PMSEPT 11 TUE ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE MTG 7:30PMSEPT 13 THU MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE MTG 7:30PMSEPT 19 WED FINANCE COMMITTEE MTG 7:30PMSEPT 24 MON BOARD OF DIRECTORS MTG 7:30PM
REMINDER:3ND QUARTER ASSESSMENT WAS DUE:
JULY 1ST
2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORSTerm EXI2.ires E-Mail Address Phone #
MICHAEL SOUTHWELL - PRESIDENT 2019 [email protected] 973-838-1022LILAH DICKSTEIN - VICE PRES/DENT 2020 sodelilah(Q2aol.com 973-838-5225NICK ROS E - SECRETARY 2019 [email protected] 973-838-6031DONNA SPUHLER-ASS'T SECRETARY 2019 [email protected] 973-492-1875JANE KARCHER - TREASURER 2018 [email protected] 973-291-6701ROBERT MARCUS - ASS'T TREASURER 2018 rmarcus47 @gmail.com 973-838-4601GEORGE ELLIS 2018 [email protected] 973-563-2046JENNIFER JUDD 2020 [email protected] 973-291-4734RAY LOMBARD 2018 973-838-0311SUE PINERA 2019 [email protected] ROSENBERG 2020 [email protected] 973-838-8616FRANCES SCHLOSSTEIN 2020 [email protected] 973-291-4876
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TREE PERMIT GEORGE LUPINACCIFINANCE JANE KARCHERMAINTENANCE RAY LOMBARDWELL & WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT SUE PINERA
PHONE973-563-2046973-838-1976973-838-1976973-291-6701973-838-0311201-390-8733
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DON STODDARD 973-838-4057CAROL MARCUS 973-838-4601SUSAN WARREN 973-838-4116LILAH DICKSTEIN 973-838-5225JEFFREY ANDRILENAS 973-291-4876FRANCES SCHLOSSSTEIN 973-291-4876LILAH DICKSTEIN 973-838-5225ALAN VERDUIN 973-838-8345MIKE SOUTHWELL 973-838-1022
L1SSETTE SCHUTZE 973-283-1842BARBARA STODDARD 973-838-4057GEORGE ELLIS 973-563-2046FRAN BRAGGER 973-667 -5178PEGGY KULBE 973-838-8289GEORGE ELLIS 973-563-2046JAMES RIPPAS 201-873-4500
KELLY EWING 201-787-6990SHARON BLEIBTREU 973-838-2973
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING - FOURTH MONDAY OF EACH MONTHEDITORIAL BOARD: CAROL YN BROSS, FRAN BRAGGER, & DORIS FA TZLER
NEWS OF YOUR COMMUNITY, BY YOUR COMMUNITYAll contributions must be typewritten, signed, limited to one page and on plain white paper. Contents shouldbe in good taste, free of personal criticism and of general interest to the community.Original writings or summaries are preferable to reprints or clippings. Sources must be identified and credible.Contributions may be reviewed by a GWL committee when appropriate.No business advertisements or promotions will be accepted.
Deadlines for Contributions:September through June:July and August:
By the Monday following the monthly BOD meeting.
By Tuesday noon of each week
Beach Barbeque August 8, 2018
Saturday morning didn't look good for the Glen Wild Lake Beach Barbequehosted by our wonderful Entertainment Club; however by mid-day theclouds were gone and the sun was out!
What a great party! The DJ was playing 1980's dance music and reminding uswhat day it was and where we were. He played some awesome tunes like "Iam too sexy for Glen Wild Lake" and "I like Glen Wild Lake and I cannot lie",while the kids danced the night away doing favorite dances like Flossing andOrange Justice on the docks.
We had birthday cake for Mocha's Mom and sang Happy Birthday! Thefamous GWL hospitality iced lemon pound cake was a hit as always, and thevariety of side dishes was terrific.
Another fantastic event by our Entertainment Club!
Thank you for putting on such a great party!
What's Happening Bloomingdale?
Bloomingdale has been slowly, but surely, making some big improvements! Oursmall town has attracted some super shops and restaurants. The BloomingdaleEconomic Development Commission and the Mayor and Council did the ribboncutting on Saturday for One Hour Escapes, an Escape Room game located at 15·Hamburg Turnpike. An escape room, also known as an "escape game", is aphysical adventure game in which players solves a series of puzzles and riddlesusing clues, hints, and strategy to complete the objectives at hand. You can visittheir Facebook page to book your escape, www.OneHourEscapes.com. The roomholds 8 people at a time and the cost is $31 per person.
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Why was the Glen Wild Laker staring at the orange juice container?
Because it said, "concentrate."
How do you keep a Glen Wild Laker in suspense?
(I'll tell you in next Saturday's Glenwilder.)
Annual Thank You Picnic is September 9 from 1 to 5.
The Thank You picnic is an event held at the clubhouse each
September to show appreciation to all of the people in town,
including our fire department, first aid squad, library staff,
DPW, police and everyone else that helps keep our town
safe and clean.
All lake residents are invited and encouraged to attend!
Volunteers are needed for set-up, clean-up, grilling, side
dishes, and boat rides.
Please email [email protected] to sign up!
Thank you!
Sailing news & Race Results, Sunday, August 5, 2018
Case of water - got it, Ice- got it, Walkie- talkies for chase boat-got it, Whistles-gotit, Timer for the start-got it what don't we have?
WIND!
Commodore Rippas kindly set a short course for the first race on Sunday: buoys to starboardbuoy 3 and back. The Sunfish course was going to be more challenging: buoys 3,2,4,1 twice and
then down the outlet stream to Lake losco and back. Only kidding, Sunfish also had a shortened
course to make sure we were done before sundown.
Carolyn Bross, the wind whisperer, took off from the start and was well on her way to catching
the three Megabytes.
The Committee boat crew went as far as setting a timer to make sure the sailors made it to thefirst buoy in less than an hour, but the wind picked up and we were able to get in two races foreach class.
Chase boat captain and crew hung out on the newly renovated committee boat because no one
was going anywhere fast.
The committee boat coolers were well stocked after committee boat chairperson did some"shopping" at a Pine Tree Road resident for the beverage of choice.
Glen Wild Lake Sailing news brought to you today by guest writer, Ms. Sunny Windless.
Megabytes:
Glen Whaley 1 3
Howie Balch 3 1
Jim Rippas 2 2
Sunfish
Jane Karcher 2 2
Cathi Rippas 3 4
Brad MacKenn 4 3
Carolyn Bross 1 1
Lyngbya is fibrous mat algae. The Environmental Committee is actively treating it chemically
Aquatic Technologies and will continue to do so, as well as having it manually removed byGlenwild Garden Center.
The removal method of Lyngbya by physically grabbing the algae, twisting it on a rake or byhand to remove as much water as possible and pulling it out of the lake works great.
If you have a place to dry it out, you can put it the leaf bag collection bags.
If you do remove any Lyngbya, please bag it and put in the garbage. Please do not throw it inthe woods or over the dam.
Lyngbya is smelly, may have fish hooks and leeches and is generally totally disgusting.
Every little bit taken out helps. Thank you!
Camp News
As we near the end of another successful summer camp season, I've started to reflect on my own
experiences as a camper here. Perhaps it was fueled by a recent visit of old lake friends that stopped in
for a visit. I met those lake friends nearly 40 years ago, and when we got together, it was as though we'd
seen each other every day. We sat and reminisced about our time here on the lake and our time spent
at the clubhouse.
The campers we have here today will hopefully have those same wonderful experiences. Friendships
formed over a summer and meant to last a lifetime. Memories oftime spent in a place that's been
described as a "little slice of paradise". It really is amazing what the staff here is able to accomplish in
just seven weeks. Please know that we are grateful to the GWL Community for the support you offer to
a program that spans over 80 years oftradition.
I'd like to share with you a compliment that was paid to the staff here by one of our camper families.
The dad said to me that when he is asked why he likes GWL Swim camp so much, he simply replies "it's
like dropping my kids off at a place that's straight out of the 70's". I knew exactly what he meant. A time
when kids could walk to school alone. Curfew was when the street lights came on, and riding your bike
was the main mode of transportation. Sadly, we live in a different time, yet families feel safe sending
their children to GWL. It's a responsibility the staff here takes very seriously and again, we are so
grateful to the residents of Glenwild for your continued support.
Perhaps my reminiscing was appropriate as the theme for week 6 was "Blast from the Past". We
brought back some old games and arts and craft ideas from past. We ended the week with a spin on the
film Freaky Friday and swapped roles with the campers. You can only imagine the fun our campers had
as coaches for the day.
Our swim team finished their final meet on Monday. We swam High Crest Lake and walked away withour 4th win of the season. We finished 4-2 and secured second place in the league. On Thursday we
hosted the Annual Championship meet. At the meet All-Star swimmers are announced. We are thrilled
to say that 15 of our swimmers were selected to All-Stars. We couldn't be prouder of all the swimmers
and the season we had!
We will finish up the summer season with our trip to Dorney Park on Tuesday, our Awards Night on
Thursday and our last day of camp on Friday.
That's camp news. See you all next week,
Coach John
