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Lake Mahopac

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We meet Wednesdays at 12:15 PM
Four Brothers Pizza & Restaurant
654 US-6 (Route 6)
845-628-4404
Mahopac, NY  10541
United States of America
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Lake Mahopac Rotary Club 10th Annual Rock & Soul Spectacular
On line tickets are now on sale for the upcoming 10th Annual Rock & Soul Spectacular taking place at the Mahopac High School Auditorium  on Friday, May 10, 2024 starting 7 PM.
 
Performing for our 2024 fundraising show will be the return of Bobby Wilson, performing the hits of his father - Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Jackie Wilson, in addition to The Trammps who will be bringing "Disco Inferno" to Mahopac.  Elvis Tribute Artist - Richie Santa and The Chiclettes will also be making a return to the Mahopac High School Auditorium to perform.
 
Visit www.eventbrite.com - Search Lake Mahopac Rotary Club to purchase your tickets to this awesome evening of music and entertainment.
 
Please call (914) 588 - 0394 for further information.
2023 Corvette Raffle Winner
Congratulations goes out to Dan Fraser on being the WINNER of our 2023 Corvette Raffle (Ticket # 1871).
 
John Curcio (Ticket # 0189) was our $250 winner, Anthony Cucinell (Ticket # 0206) won the $500 prize and Maria Michell (Ticket # 1413 was our $1,000 winner!
Thank you again to our wonderful community who participated in this year's Corvette Raffle.
2023 Corvette Raffle !!!!
The Lake Mahopac Rotary Club announces the start of our 2023 Corvette Raffle.
 
Shares can be purchased at the CVS Plaza located at the intersection of Route 6/ East Lake Blvd., starting Saturday June 3, 2023 and every weekend until the drawing date of Sunday, July 30th.  Prices $100 per ticket or three for $250.
 
As always, there will be cash prizes which are, second prize $1,000, third is $500 and fourth is $250.
 
Early Bird Drawing for the Corvette is Wednesday June 21, 2023.
 
Please email the Rotary Club at lakemahopacrotaryclub@gmail.com for further information
Lake Mahopac Rotary Club 9th Annual Rock & Roll Oldies Show
The Lake Mahopac Rotary Club is happy to announce its line up of stars for their 9th Annual Oldies Show to be held on Mother's Day Weekend, Friday May 12, 2023 at the Mahopac High School Auditorium.
 
"Mr. Excitement" Bobby Brooks Wilson will bring his high energy show to Mahopac with his tribute to his Dad, Jackie Wilson.  The three-time Grammy Balloted Artist will certainly have the crowd dancing in the aisles as he sings such memorable hits as "To Be Loved", "Lonely Teardrops" and "Higher and Higher".
 
Always entertaining to see perform, The Chiclettes, will be taking the stage on May 12th to sing a tribute to female artists through the decades.
 
Known as the "Clown Princes of Rock & Roll", Carl Gardner's Coasters will be making a first time appearance for the Rotary Club's Oldies Show.  The Coasters who were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1987, are known for numerous hits through the years including "Searchin'", "Charlie Brown" and "Yakety Yak".
 
This show is sponsored by: GOLD SPONSOR: PCSB Bank SILVER SPONSOR Tompkins Bank BRONZE SPONSORS Oldies Radio Station WGNY/ 98.9 FM, George Hartshorn Paving, Valco Energy Systems, Inc., Joseph J. Smith  Funeral Home, Dwyer Agency, d'Berto's Pizzeria Family Restaurant and Mahopac News.
 
Tickets, $35 in advance ($40 night of event) are currently available at www.eventbrite.com - search Lake Mahopac Rotary Club or on sale in the Mahopac Community at PCSB Bank (Mahopac Branch), Route 6 Deli and d'Berto's Pizzeria.
 
2022 Election Eve Dinner
The Rotary Club of Lake Mahopac, invites the public to join us with the return of our Election Eve Dinner on Monday, November 7th at the Mahopac Volunteer Fire Department starting at 6 PM.
 
Tickets for this community event are $30 a person and can be obtained through Rotarians of the club or by e-mailing the Rotary Club at lakemahopacrotaryclub@gmail.com
2021 Corvette Winner
Congratulations go out to Kurt Geyer of Mahopac, NY on being the winner of the 2021 Corvette Raffle (winning ticker # 0890) !!
 
Second place winners of the $1,000 prize was the Southeast Rotary Club ( ticket # 1409), third place winner of $500.00 was Gregg Joseph (ticker # 533) and our fourth place winner of $250.00 was Kevin Duffy (ticket # 1433).
 
Truly, an exciting Corvette Raffle this year for all those involved.
2021 Corvette Annual Raffle
Tickets for the 2021 Corvette can now be purchased between the hours of  10 AM to 4 PM at the CVS Plaza in Mahopac on weekends.  $100 per share or 3 for $250. 
 
Only 2,000 shares will be sold and the lucky ticket will be drawn on Sunday, June 20, 2021 (Father's Day) at the Mahopac Library Parking Lot with social distancing in effect. 
 
2nd Prize is $1,000, 3rd Prize is $500 and 4th Prize is $250.
 
Your purchase of the raffle enables our Rotary Foundation to support many community projects, school scholarships and numerous charities.
 
In addition, an early bird drawing for $1,000 will take place at the Rotary Club meeting on May 12, 2001.  The winner will also participate in the Corvette drawing!
 
This year, tickets for the Corvette can be obtained during the week in person at Sullivan Insurance located at 421 Route 6, Mahopac, NY.
 
As always, the Lake Mahopac Rotary Club thanks you for your support!
 
 
2020 Doo Wop Show

In compliance of New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo’s ban of public gatherings, the Lake Mahopac Rotary Club will be postponing our 8th Annual Doo Wop Rock & Roll Oldies Show which was scheduled for May 8th 2020, at the Mahopac High School.

The Lake Mahopac Rotary Club’s highest priority is to protect the health and well-being of the guests of our shows, volunteers and the performers.

Our show featuring Joey Dee, The Skyliners along with Vito Picone & The Elegants, will be rescheduled at a future date.

If you made an online purchase, we will contact you by email for a refund. For those who purchased tickets at a local business establishment, please contact the Rotary Club to process your refund at lakemahopacrotaryclub@gmail.com.

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The "Peppermint Twist" will be coming to Mahopac, NY, as the #1 1961 song performed by Joey Dee and The Starliters, will be sung by Joey Dee in a night of oldies music, at the Lake Mahopac Rotary Club's 8th Annual Doo Wop Rock & Roll Oldies Show. 

The great evening of doo wop takes place on Friday, May 8, at the Mahopac High School located at 421 Baldwin Place Rd., Mahopac, NY 

Besides the "Peppermint Twist", Joey Dee will be singing his other hits which include "Shout", "What Kind of Love Is This" and other top songs.  Dee received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the East Coast Music Hall of Fame in 2019. 

Making a first time appearance in Mahopac via Pittsburgh, PA, will be the renowned Skyliners. One of the popular groups in the doo wop community, The Skyliners will be bringing their classic tunes such as "This I Swear", "Pennies From Heaven", "Since I Don't Have You" and many more to the Rotary's Show on May 8th.    

Vito Picone & The Elegants are back again to perform at the Rotary Club's fundraising event.  Known for their 1958 classic, "Little Star", the group's # 1 hit,  The Elegants, have become one of the more requested groups to perform through the years at the Rotary Club's Oldies Shows. Like Joey Dee, Picone, received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the East Coast Music Hall of Fame in 2019. 

The Oldies Show will be hosted by radio personality Johnny Z of WLNA-AM/1420 and features the Coda Band.

 

Tickets can be purchased online by visiting www.eventbrite.com (search Lake Mahopac Rotary).  Additionally,  tickets can be purchased in the Mahopac Community at Bucci Brothers Deli, PCSB Bank (Mahopac Branch) & Route 6 Deli.

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Corvette Raffle
The Lake Mahopac Rotary Cub would like to thank everyone who purchased shares for our annual corvette raffle. The proceeds of this fund raiser are used to help our community, support local non-profits, and provide scholarships to local students. 
This years winners are
 
Corvette - Bruce Knies (Purdys NY #515)
 
2nd Prize $1,000 - Donald Pasquale Jr (Mahopac NY #0054)
3rd Prize $500 - Michael Kertelitz (Mahopac NY #428)
4th Prize $250 - Sebastian Slizowski (Mahopac NY #831)
 
Lake Mahopac Rotary's 2019 Doo Wop Show
Posted by Greg Amato on Feb 16, 2019
                         The Capris II
               
              Tufano                       Lala Brooks
The Lake Mahopac Rotary Club's 7th Annual Doo Wop Rock and Roll Oldies Show will be taking place Mother's Day Weekend, Friday May 10th at the Mahopac High School, starting at 7 PM.
 
We are pleased to announce that Dennis Tufano, original lead singer of The Buckinghams, will  headline our 2019 show.
 
Dennis, a native of Chicago, is the original "voice" of “The Buckinghams”. The Chicago-based group scored with a string of five Top Ten hits in the late-sixties including, the No#1 “Kind of A Drag”, “Don’t You Care”, “Mercy, Mercy, Mercy”, “Hey Baby, They’re Playing Our Song”, “Susan” and “Back In Love Again”. Dennis is not associated, in any way, with the current rendition of the band that owns the name The Buckinghams.

Following his success in the Buckinghams, Dennis was part of the song-writing duo "Tufano and Giammarese" and recorded three albums with Lou Adler's custom label, Ode Records. Appearing as guest vocalist he went on to co-write with renowned composer and musician Tom Scott. With Scott as composer, Dennis performed the "original title/theme song" for the long running "Family Ties" television show. (First 13 episodes).

Dennis also wrote the music and performed with Bernie Taupin, Elton John's lyricist, on Taupin's album, " He Who Rides The Tiger ". Subsequently he teamed again with Taupin to co-write, co-produce and perform the Farm Dogs album “Last Stand In Open Country”.

Back on the road, Dennis joined Olivia Newton-John on her hugely successful tour and was featured, with her on the HBO Special in two dramatically inspired duets.

He was also one of the founding members of an improvisational voice-ensemble called the “LA.MadDogs”. This group of actors performs on hundreds of movies and numerous television shows and have produced and performed seven "live" radio dramas, three of which Dennis directed, for KMPC RADIO THEATER in Los Angeles. 

Dennis produced, directed and shot a documentary in Chicago, "Major Hall: Therapy Tuesday" and is currently preparing it for release. He has been praised for his performance on the, “PBS Music Series the ‘60s”, and will be included in the award winning PBS-DVD series.
 
Additionally performing will be La La Brooks, the original lead singer of The Crystals, making a first time appearance in the Mahopac, NY area.  Inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame and The Vocal Group Hall of Fame, The Crystals were one of the defining girl groups of the 1960s and La La Brooks was the voice of their biggest hits. 
 
La La joined The Crystals when she was just 13 year old and was the youngest member of the group. Two years later, she became the lead singer. Coupling La La's strong voice with Phil Spector's Wall of Sound, lightening struck twice for The Crystals in 1963.
 
Her first hit as lead singer was "Da Doo Ron Ron," a top 5 hit in both the United States and United Kingdom. Later that year The Crystals next single featuring La La on lead vocals was "Then He Kissed Me." That song was again a smash hit in both the US and UK. It was later named one of the top hits of the 1960s.  Today, both songs are well known by generations of fans and Rolling Stone magazine proclaimed each as one of the top 500 greatest hits of all time.
 
The Capris originated in Queens, NY in the summer o 1957, singing on the street corners of Ozone Park.  By late 1958, the group found themselves at Bell Sound Studios in New York City recording their future biggest hit, "There's A Moon Out Tonight".  The Capris are inductees in "Vocal Group Hall Of Fame".
 
Today's group consists of original member Frank Reina lead singer and 2nd tenor,  Tony Sergi first tenor, lead singer and drummer, Lou Esposito baritone, lead singer and guitarist, Michael D'Amore Lead Singer and background vocals and John Monforte bass singer and background vocals.
 
Our event will be hosted by Radio Personality Johnny Z of WLNA - AM 1420. 
 
Tickets for our event are $35 in advance or $40 at the door and can be purchased at PCSB (Mahopac Branch), Bucci Brothers Deli and Catering and Route 6 Deli.  In addition, tickets can be ordered on line by visiting www.eventbrite.com - search for Lake Mahopac Rotary
 
 
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