Beach Club Registration – Now Open

We have been counting down until summer, and now that Beach Club registration is open, we know it’s getting closer!

You can register for Beach Club activities, including Swim Lessons, Swim Team, Sports, Arts and Crafts, Tennis, and Small Fry’s through Community Pass.

A few things to keep in mind:

- When you log into Community Pass and choose Cupsaw Lake, choose "Browse Activities" to register.
- Be sure to choose only ONE adult when registering.  As part of our Beach Club program, we require each family to donate their time for 1 event/activity. This ensures we have enough adults available to run all of our programs and events.  If you are unable to commit to an event, you can opt out by paying $50.  If you choose 2 adults, Community Pass will require both to volunteer.  We do not require both adults, just one. 
- By clicking "details" next to each activity, you can find additional information where applicable, including the anticipated swim lesson days/times. 
- NEW THIS YEAR!  You can register for tennis right on Community Pass! 
- To avoid a late fee, register by May 19.  Registration will close completely on June 1, so be sure to register by this date so you don't miss out this summer!
- If you have any questions or trouble with your registration, email cupsawbeachclub+registration@gmail.com.

Bunco de Mayo

The Women’s Athletic Association is sponsoring

Bunco de Mayo

May 4, 2018 at 7:30 PM at the Clubhouse

Bunco is a simple dice game where you win prizes.
Complimentary sangria, chips and Texas Caviar!
Donations to Puzzle Farms (a local non-profit) are encouraged – in lieu of admission fee.
BRING A BOTTLE OF WINE, come down to win prizes and have fun with your neighbors and friends.

Please send a message to Curnyndj@gmail.com so we know how much sangria to make!
See you there!

It’s Rookie Ball Time – Kids and Coaches Wanted!

Introduction to Soccer and Tee Ball
Sponsored by the Cupsaw Lake Athletic Association

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Registration is now open. We need an Assistant Head Coach and other parent volunteers!!

Email rookieball@cupsawlake.org ASAP to lend a hand, and to reserve a roster spot for your child.

Our program is open to all Cupsaw Girls and Boys 4-6 years old
and teaches basic soccer and tee ball skills in a fun setting
to get them ready for future town sports.

10-week program/1 hour per session / $15 per child
Saturday mornings (beginning once the fields are ready!)

 

Men’s AA 2018 Scholarship Application

CLAA Scholarships and the David Diamantopoulos Civic Recognition Award applications are now being accepted.

Since 1984, the Men’s Athletic Association has awarded scholarships to graduating High School Seniors from within the Cupsaw Lake Community.

These scholarships and award would not be possible without the efforts of the CLAA members and the generous support of the Cupsaw Lake Community. All graduating high school seniors whose families are members in good standing at Cupsaw Lake are eligible.

Applications for 2018 are available for download now and are due April 23, 2018.  Contact mensaa@cupsawlake.org with any questions.

Good luck!

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Environment Committee Update

Benefit of Regular Septic Pumping
Scientists at the leading NJ Lake Management company report that with regular septic pumping we can reduce the nutrients flowing into our lake by 20 to 30%.  What a difference that would make to the health of Cupsaw Lake.  As a rule, we should be pumping our septics at least every three years.  Please help.  Spring is a good time to get this done before we allow runoff to add nutrients to our lake that cause excessive growth of weeds and algae. 

 
Aeration Upgrade
We and several lake management experts have concluded that our aeration system is undersized.  As a result, the benefits of improved dissolved oxygen are offset by the mixing of nutrient rich bottom water in summer months.  We are going to add diffusers to the deep end to correct this problem.  We will test to determine the benefit of this upgrade.
 
Blue Dye
The use of blue dye was so successful last August that we plan to use it again this year.  In fact we plan to apply it in the Spring and then have a booster shot in the Summer.  The purpose is to block the UV rays to slow the growth of weeds and algae.  It is food grade, thus safe for our swimmers.