Vol. 80 Summer 2015 Canadohta Lake Union City, PA First

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Vol. 80
Summer 2015 Canadohta Lake Union City, PA
First Published May 1, 1932
Canadohta Lake BreezeSummer 2015Page 2
Message from our Board
Welcome to Canadohta Lake - your destination for Family Summer Fun!
Enjoy golf, sailing, kayaking, sunning, fishing, biking hiking, and so much more.
Gracious hospitality awaits you at every turn from the hosts of our local cottage and cabin rentals to restaurants and entertainment venues.
Summer is in full swing at Canadohta Lake. Check out all of the fun scheduled activities and events for kids and adults alike - each one designed to make
your family’s 2015 Canadohta Summer even better.
CLABA does more than just fireworks. We also handle the following: Miss Canadohta Lake Pageant, Craft Show, CanaDoWop, Canadohata StreetDance,
Car Cruise, Kids Fish Day, Kids Fun Day, Scavenger Hunt, Yard Sale Flea market at Our Lady Fatima Church, 4th of July Boat Parade, and the Light up
the Night Boat Parade. We’ve also added a couple more events to our agenda:
• “Canadohta Lake Cardboard Boat Regatta” on July 25th starting at 3pm. Building a cardboard boat and racing to the finish line will sure to be a blast to
watch or participate.
• Rubber Duckie Race held on August 29th at 7:30pm. Purchase a Rubber Duckie to race down the Canadohta Lake Park’s water slide for chances to win!
Be sure to check our website or Facebook page for updates on our events at www.canadohtalake.org
“Like Us” on our Facebook page Canadohta Lake Area Business Association - CLABA for up to date information for 2015.
We are an organization of volunteers to bring events like the above and our famous fireworks to our community. We do our best to serve the lake community
while operating our own businesses. Please support our members by patronizing their services so we can continue to grow our Calendar of Events. Our goal
is to bring in a Carnival or a Fair one day. We’d love your help & support to make this happen.
Please help us welcome our new slate of officers for 2015-2016. We are available to help answer any lake related questions you may have.
President: Billie Jo Easterlin – Howard Hanna Real Estate
Vice President: Glenn Dandoy – The Original Putt-R-Golf
Secretary: Tina Butler – Butler’s Lakeview Cottages
Treasurer: Jim Torrelli – Community Member
We would like to extend a special thank you to our community members, who help man our events, provide support at our events and throughout the year.
Thank you for joining & helping our wonderful cause.
Bill Altman
Cindi Lavosky
Debbie Baysek
John & Jennifer Price
Darlene Berganics
Cindy Ramsey
David & Jill Bertoty
Debbie Schneider
Linda Cole
Bert & Debbie Smelko
Jim & Ellie Donnell
Jim & Carla Torrelli
Bill Easterlin
Baxter & Suzanne Wellmon
Bob & Judy Kelly
Robert and Pauline Vantine
Shawn & Kristie Winter
Enjoy your time at the lake making new memories with your family & friends. If we can we make your visit be more pleasurable, send us an email at
canadohtalake@gmail.com
Area Shopper - Printing
Articles & pictures of local interest or of local events may be submitted for publication in The Canadohta Lake Breeze.CLABA reserves the right to edit any article submitted for publication. Articles & pictures must be submitted
to CLABA before March 15th of the publishing year. CLABA would like to acknowledge and thank the staff and management of The Area Shopper for their help in the preparation and printing of this year’s Canadohta Breeze.
MOTOR CUTS OUT WHEN SHIP IS 200 FEET UP: SWIMS TO SAFETY - NO ONE INJURED
The crowd of more
than 2,500 that attended the Oil Well
Supply company picnic at Canadobta Lake
yesterday was treated
to a rare sight when
the airplane piloted
by Ray Dyjak, age
24, Titusville, fell
into the lake about a
thousand feet north of
Marcresan Beach.
Mr. Dyjak had flown
to the lake in the early
afternoon to carry passengers in his ship and
cruised over the lake
several times prior to
the forced landing.
“I took off from the
farm on the hillside
west of the lake,” said
Mr.
Dyjak.”Upon
reaching an altitude of
about 200 feet the motor suddenly cut out.
At that time he was
well out over the lake
and saw at once the
impossibility of trying to find a landing
place on the surrounding shore which is for
the most part heavily
wooded.
I glided the ship in
as near to shore as I
thought I safely could,
slipped it down and
pul1ed the nose up
just before striking the
water.
I had loosened the
safety belt and as
soon as the plane hit,
I found myself under the water. I dove
out and climbed upon
the wing of the plane
which was still afloat
and called for a boat.”
The calls were unnecessary since two
motor boats headed
for the scene at once,
followed by numerous
canoes and rowboats.
The plane had fallen in
about nine feet of water and approximately 350 feet from the
shore. The accident
occurred at 5:15 p.m.
Needless to say, the
crash caused no little The plane pictured above is the same make and model as Dyjak’s plane
amount of excitement to the Oil City airport had been reserved for instruction in it. The
and thrills for the for repairs. A casual someone else. He also plane was built in
spectators. When the inspection
revealed stated that he had not Bradford, PA by the
plane was falling and that the propellor was had time to think of Taylor Aircraft Corp.
a crash apparently un- smashed, the left wing charging the manage- (The Taylor Aircraft
avoidable, the specta- broken and the landing ment: of Marcresan Corporation
would
tors became aware of gear damaged. Mr. beach for providing later become Piper
the danger and nerves Dyjak stated the plane the thrilling spectacle Aircraft Corporation.)
were taut when the would need to be tak- for the picnickers.
The E-2 Cub has a
enormous splash told en apart and inspected Mr. Dyjak purchased wingspan of 35ft 3in.
of the mishap.
for possible damage to the plane - a Taylor with a length of 22ft
Ropes were obtained the inner structure.
E-2 Cub-last Novem- 3in.Crew 1. Capacity:
from nearby farms When informed that ber and has done con- 1 passenger. Maxiand, with the help of he was the first pilot siderable flying in it mum speed 70 mph.
the spectators, the to crash into the lake, since that time. He has Editor’s
Note:Mr.
plane was pulled up he grinned good na- also used it as a train- Dyjak’s
crash
in
to shore where it was turedly and expressed ing ship with many Canadohta Lake ocdismantled to be taken the wish that the honor local students taking curred on June 26,
1935 and was reported in the above article
the next day.For those
readers visiting our
area, Marcresan Beach
is where the Frog Pond
and beach are today
Mr. Dyjak was a well
known“stunt flyer” at
the time. June of 2015
will mark the 80th Anniversary of his crash
in Canadohta Lake.
- G. R. Dandoy
All Area Seniors Welcome at
the Canadohta Senior Center
August 1st at 11am @
Lake’s Original Putt-R-Golf
$40 for team of 2
$60 for teams of 4
T-Shirts to all who Participate if you register
no later than July 15. Prizes to be awarded!
Must be of legal driving age.
Play at your own risk
Email canadohtalake@gmail.com
for registration forms.
The Canadohta Senior Center provides a wonderful opportunity for residents and summer inhabitants of the lake and surrounding area to find amusement and information
in the company of other seniors. It is a satellite center of Active Aging Inc. which is
Crawford County’s Area Agency on Aging for the state of Pennsylvania. Participants
meet every Friday from 10:00AM to 2:00PM in the Bloomfield Township Building on
Shreve Ridge Road for activities and a delicious hot lunch. Everyone 60 years of age
and older is encouraged to come, meet your neighbors, and make new friends! The
center offers a variety of programs—everything from Life Long Learning courses in
association with Allegheny College, to entertainment, games, and special events. There
are presentations on medical and legal matters, special holiday meals, music, and parties. Participating at the center will help members to stay active and healthy, while
having fun at the same time. Transportation to and from the center is available through
CATA, and it only take a phone call to Active Aging, Inc. to make meal and bus reservations. Further information about programs, events, meals, and transportation can
be found at the agency website: www.activeaging.org or on Facebook. You can also
contact the Canadohta Lake Senior Center manager, Barb Barickman, or another staff
member at Active Aging Inc. by calling 814-336-1792 or Toll free at 800-321-7705.
Fish for Free Day by PA
Fish & Boat Commission
5th Annual Light up the
Night Boat Parade
May 24, 2015
July 4, 2015
Come one Come all,
Light up your boat or light up
the shore line, in memory of
those we’ve loved & lost and
say goodbye to 2015 summer
Starts at Sundown
September 5
So many people have
met at the lake, fell in
love and lived a full rich
life. Some settled here
and centered their lives
and their families on the
lake they love. The Seidler’s are one of those
lucky couples, they spent
years enriching not only
their lives, but the community they lived in and
loved, a life filled with
many memories and accomplishments.
This love story started in
the 1950’s and is still ongoing. They told Billie
Jo Easterlin and me that
“We have had a Good
Life; so many Friends
and Experiences”
Olen was born and
raised in Union City,
for sixteen years of
his life he worked for
Union Service Gas Station, (now the Kwik Fill
Gas Station). He was
born in the little corner
house (that’s still there)
on Kilburn St, at age
four his family moved
to 20 Gillette St. When
he was fourteen years
old, his father built the
grey house (now white)
on the corner between
the hardware store and
township building.
Olen graduated in 1954
from Union City High
School, in 1956 was
drafted into the Army.
There were seventeen
young men from the
area that went to Indian Gap, just two didn’t
stay. Olen and a football star from Waterford, they were rejected
for ”Flat Feet”. That
was the standard reason
given at that time. One
of the officers told Olen
- You only weigh 110
pounds how far do you
think you can walk with
a 120 pound pack on.
Sally
was
from
Youngstown Ohio and
like many of us, spent
her summers at the lake.
Sally’s mother owned
five cottages by the old
Pierce’s Store; they
were on the hill towards
the lake, in the Ruggles
Park Allotment. When
she was in 8th grade she
cashed in some savings
bonds, purchased a cotton candy machine and
opened a booth in the
far left of Ruggles Park
by Bartlett’s Donuts.
Her Mom had a booth
with popcorn and other
stuff. The picture here
is of her in eighth grade
at her “Kotton Kandy”
booth.
Sally later moved her
business to Canadohta
Lake Park, between the
Shooting Gallery (the
Wellman Boys worked
the shooting gallery)
and a ride the Flying
Cages. She remembers
how good the owners
Max & Hope Lee were
to her. If it was raining
or something that she
did not open the booth,
Max would not charge
her rent, she sold cotton
candy and candy apples.
When they sent out food
for their employees on
Sundays – they always
included a meal for Sally. She eventually sold
the cotton candy machine to Max and Hope
Lee. I remember it being on the porch of the
Beach House with the
hard ice cream, in use
for many years.
One day Olen went
down to his Mom’s
sister’s cottage for a
picnic, a distant relative was there, he was
volunteered to take her
roller skating. It was
his first time at the rink,
a chance moment in
time that would forever
change his future. Olen
became the floor manager at the rink when he
was 17, he played the
music and announced
the skates, and he continued working there for
nine or ten years.
Sally was always at the
rink skating, one night
Sally went home all upset, she told her Mom
she hated the floor manager, he had made her
sit down for skating too
fast. Olen said one of
things he did when there
was a girl he wanted to
talk to, was to accuse
her of skating too fast.
He’d give them a warning first then have them
sit down and he would
go talk to them. Olen
doesn’t remember when
this happened but Sally and her Mother both
remember it. She was
smoking mad, he’s been
telling people (jokingly)
she has made me pay for
it ever since. Olen found
out that Sally’s Mother
did not like red heads,
(he was a red head) and
she did not want Sally to
marry him. But he persevered.
They chose September
21st 1957 to get married
at the rink, the place
they met and loved.
Sally’s relatives on her
mother’s side were
strict Catholics and told
her you don’t get married unless you are in a
church. Olen and Sally told them they were
bringing the church to
the rink. Everyone except Reverend Lyman
from the Union City
United Brethren Church
was on skates. The reverend had planned to be
on skates but changed
his mind the night before as some of his flock
didn’t like the idea.
Even their two year
old niece and their ring
bearer was on skates.
Sally has always said
she wanted to “Get married in her skates, and
be buried in her skates.”
Lots of people where
there for the wedding,
many they didn’t even
invite, the rink still had
the awnings that opened
in the front, where many
stood to watch, some
came inside and sat,
they didn’t care. People thought getting married on skates was crazy
back then. The rink was
owned by the Phyllis &
Willis Mall; the Mall’s
had given them the keys
to the Roller Rink and
went on vacation that
weekend.
Olen and
Sally had previously met
some friends who turned
out to be E.P. Lee’s relatives and they came in
from New Jersey for the
wedding. Phyllis Mall
was Hope Lee Newland’s sister, Hope was
married to Max Lee
(E.P. Lee’s son), small
world. Their wedding
reception was held at two
of the large cottages on
the hill overlooking the
lake, that Sally’s Mom
owned, each cottage had
five bedrooms for all the
family to stay. This picture was from their wedding at the rink.
In 1957 there were only
a handful of families
living year round at the
Lake, four of them in
Ruggles Park were the
Hodgins, Lloyd’s, Henry’s & Seidler’s.
Melody Lane was a
soda
fountain/teen
dance club, open in the
summer (May through
September) located on
Lake Rd in front of the
Skating Rink. They purchased Melody Lane in
1960 from original owners (who had it built)
Joe & Henrietta Miller, the Catholic Sunday
Masses were held there
before the Chapel was
built. You had to have
a membership to get in,
if you acted up they took
your membership away,
it cost 10 cents to get
in each time. No one
had cars back then, they
all walked from everywhere, and when skating
let out everyone went to
Melody Lane.
Sally
took their son with her
when she opened, and
had a playpen in the corner, the kids would take
him and play or dance
with him. They would
lay him on the pinball
machine and he would
try to catch the balls.
Melody Lane burnt in
1968 the fire was found
to be electrical. It was
closed at the time for the
winter, the electricity
was on because they kept
the freezers running. It
was snowing and windy,
Penelec had changed the
wire, it had a swag in it,
and was blowing in the
wind it arced and started the fire. A neighbor
down behind the skating rink was at his sink
getting a drink of water,
saw it blowing in the
wind, when he looked
up again it was on fire.
Olen was the areas Justice of the Peace from
1958 until 1975 when
JP’s were converted to
District
Magistrate’s;
he was a Notary Public
from 1958 until 2014.
They have lived at the
lake since they married.
First just off of Lake Rd
on Ash St, across from
Pop Cornish, in the little
white cottage, their front
porch was the Notary &
JP’s office. When they
started a family they
then built the house they
now reside in on Lake
Rd. Olen also managed
an Eckerd’s Drug Store
until 1975. He kept busy
with all his work, but
found time to give back
to the community in
which he lived.
Sally
started
the
Canadohta Canadettes
with Diane Mason (Owner of the Canadohta Roller Rink) in the 1960’s,
their uniforms color
was Orange. The group
went to Niagara Falls,
marched all around NY
and many other places; they were unique
because they were on
skates. The members
were girls from ages two
to twenty-two.
Sally
said if they didn’t have
enough girls for the parade they would put her
son and Diane’s in front
holding the banner instead of the girls. Sally’s sister-in-law Shirley
started the Union City
Kidettes their colors
were red white and blue.
In the 1960’s Olen started Canadohta Lake’s
Fire Police, he recalls
once he went down to
Centerville for training
and put the tank and
mask on, went in the
house, got in the living
room and the tank was
empty. He had inhaled
so much smoke that for
3 or 4 years afterwards
he couldn’t stand the
smell of smoke. The
Fire Police started with
four members, Olen
would go back to the fire
with the Fire Chief to try
and figure out how the
fires started. Olen also
told us he started the
first Little League at the
lake. They sponsored
their own team with Orange uniforms.
In 1975 Seidler’s Photography opened, both
Olen and Sally were
well known for taking
senior, family and wedding pictures. They expanded their business to
meet the changing times.
A Studio was added to
their home to take photos in, and later “The
Barn” was added. It was
not a real barn just the
style of a picture of an
Indiana horse barn Olen
had seen and wanted it
to look like. It has two
floors, is heated, lots of
storage, and work space.
The “Wedding Store”
had tuxedo rentals, some
wedding gowns rentals,
invitations and everything else you needed for
your wedding. They set
up and ran many Bridal
Shows though the years,
at Peak n Peek, Cor-
ry Motor Lodge, Sugar
Grove, in Warren, and
more.
Olen also took stock
car racing pictures, at
Statesville, Lernerville,
& Lake Erie Speedway. They still go to
Lake Erie Speedway on
Saturdays; he still has
his photo pass. Olen
went to help out when
they first opened up the
speedway, and never
stopped. He still jumps
in the cars to go out and
pick up stuff with the
guys.
Their son was on the pit
crew for Bobby Allison,
Olen then started photographing
NASCAR
racing. He was given a
NASCAR pass, and met
many of the NASCAR
drivers.
They would
leave on Thursdays for
the weekend and did so
up until about four or
five years ago. Olen got
to ride in the pace car
for the start of the race
at the Michigan International Raceway once
toward the end of his
career.
They have a Football
autographed by Jerry
Glanville coach for the
Houston Oilers; Jerry
offered to fly Olen down
to Houston for his operation when he heard he
had cancer. Jerry was
a member of the race
car circuit and he called
after Olen’s operation
to check on him. Sally
used to send Jerry cookies, he always looked for
them. They smile and
say “We made so many
great friends on the race
car circuit.”
Olen was also politically
involved in many community groups: Board/
Committee for the Union
City High School when
they built it; the Union
City School Board; the
Union City Senior Citizens Center, (is now the
last one living that got
it started it.); Chairman
of New York Board of
Governors of Photographers.
Although Olen has always lived in Pennsylvania, he was very much
involved with the Photographers Associations
in New York. He was
a member of SNAP –
Southwestern New York
Continued Page 15
This article first appeared in The Breeze in
2012.
This year C.L.A.B.A.
is dedicating this years
Breeze to an Icon of
Canadohta Lake. All
of you know her as the
former owner of Sally’s Place on the Lake,
the store she so capably
managed for 29 years.
She also owned three
cottages - one beside
her home on Lakeview
Drive, the Polly Wog at
the corner of Lakeview
and Taylor Avenue, and
the Mac located further
up Taylor Avenue. Following the fire in the cottage next to her home,
Sally extended her house
onto that lot, and recently she sold both of the
other cottages.
Sally and her family
came to Canadohta Lake
in the early 1950’s. The
Schramms
previously
spent time at Pymatuning Lake with Sally’s
friend’s family and enjoyed that experience
so much that they began
looking for a summer
retreat. The Schramms
ended up at Canadohta
Lake on someone’s
recommendation. They
rented a cottage at the
north end of the lake,
and as Sally and her
mother took their walks
along early Lakeview
Drive, Mrs. Schramm
fell in love with the
lot upon which Sally’s
home is now located.
Raised in the Wilkinsburg area of Pittsburgh,
Sally worked for Westinghouse
Corporation
and later for Jones &
Laughlin Steel. She ran a
kontometer machine for
which she took specialized education. When
she came to Canadohta
Lake for the summers,
Sally worked at the
gift shop at Canadohta
Lake Park, employed by
Hope and Max Lee. Mr.
Schramm was an insurance agent in the Pittsburgh area and would
come up on weekends.
When Bennett’s store
came up for sale, Mr.
Schramm purchased it
and Sally’s Place on the
Lake came into existence. Never ones to sit
still, all of the Schramms
kept bust. Sally and her
mother ran the store,
and Mr. Schramm used
his many talents doing
jobs for people at the
lake. Mrs. Schramm
was well-known for her
fudge, and even after all
these years, there are
still people coming into
the store and asking if
that home-made fudge is
still available.
Sally was an excellent
roller skater and competed in roller skating
dance competitions at
roller rinks at Canadohta
Lake and Meadville. She
also taught skating at
both venues. Sally says,
“I don’t think I wore
the same costume twice.
Every time I stepped
into the roller rink I
had a new costume. My
mother used to sew them
for me. She was an excellent seamstress.” She
had a signature move
while skating backwards
that she taught to her
students and allowed her
to win her competitions.
It was at the Canadohta
Roller Rink that Hope
Lee said to Bill Niggel,
“There’s someone you
should get to know.”
Fifty-three years later they were married.
Bill’s parents and Sally’s
parents both wintered in
the St. Petersburg area
of Florida, and as it
happened both families
lived in the same trailer
park.
As the adage goes, “Be-
hind every good woman
there’s a good man,”
Bill Niggel has been
Sally’s strength and
support throughout the
years. Bill was raised
in the Glenshaw area
of Pittsburgh and was
a draftsman. His family came to Canadohta
Lake when Bill was still
in elementary school.
They rented a cottage
on the hill in the Hawthorne-Elmwood area.
A few years later he and
his friends would camp
on the south and west
sides of the lake near
Gossard’s and Smith’s
stores. Later Bill’s
brother was building a
cottage at the intersection of Ridgewood Avenue and Circuit Drive,
and Bill’s father built
the house on Ridgewood
Avenue which Bill sold
after his marriage to Sally in 2003. Bill is a Marine and served during
the Second World War
in the Pacific theater. He
also worked with stained
glass and his designs are
legendary. He created
the “Sally’s Place” sign
which still hangs inside
the front door of the establishment.
These are wonderful
people, the kind we
would like to be. They
have been faithful to their
church, goods friends to
all who know them and
generous business persons in the community.
Three generations of
children have shopped
at Sally’s Place, looking
forward to the opening
of the store in the spring
when they could bring
those carefully saved
pennies, nickels and
dimes to their haven for
“penny” candy.
So, Sally, C.L.A.B.A.
salutes you and Bill for
your contributions to the
community and all the
fond memories you have
given us, our children
and our grandchildren.
A low power FM
(LPFM) radio station
serving
Canadohta
Lake has been approved by the Federal
Communications Commission.
The radio
station will broadcast
on 105.7 FM and will
have a coverage area
between three and five
miles from the station’s
antenna, which will be
located near Canadohta
Lake on Ash St. An internet audio stream of
the radio station is also
in the planning stages.
The radio station’s call
letters are WUUK-LP.
“In 2013, I learned the
FCC was opening a
rare filing window for
LPFM radio station applications to non-profit groups,” said Brian
Silvis, who started the
local radio effort. “I
knew we couldn’t let
this opportunity slip
by. The population of
Canadohta Lake is not
great enough to support
a full power commercial radio station but a
low power FM station
is very feasible. Low
power radio equipment
is much smaller and
less expensive than full
power equipment.”
On September 23, 2013
FM Radio Station Coming Soon
the Canadohta Community Radio Group was
formed as a Pennsylvania non-profit group to
apply for the radio station construction permit
and in 2014 the permit
was approved by the
FCC. The radio group
plans to start broadcasting during the summer
of 2015 if sufficient
funding is secured.
“There is a great need
for a direct line of
communication to residents and visitors of
Canadohta Lake and
this radio station will
fill that need.” said
Silvis, a part time
Canadohta resident and
former radio broadcaster. “The radio station
will inform folks about
events and activities at
the lake; provide information from government offices and
services in Bloomfield
township; and educate
the area on a variety of
local issues. Weekend
residents and visitors
will have the ability to
stream the radio station
online while at home to
learn about upcoming
events so they are prepared when they get to
the lake.”
The radio station is
non-commercial
and
non-profit which means
funding to construct and
operate the station must
come from community
support through fund
raisers, donations, business underwriting and
other sources. These
are the same funding
techniques used by
public radio and public
television stations like
WQLN in Erie.
“We are still in need
of some funding,” said
Silvis. “We only need
to purchase the FM
transmitter and antenna
to complete the project.
Once we have these
items test broadcasting
will begin immediately. Everything else is
in place.”
According to Silvis,
music and entertainment options for the
radio station have not
been determined yet but
the station does plan to
offer a variety of community based programming. “Some things we
have in mind are: coverage of local government meetings, broadcasts from area fund
raising events, boat
and water safety information, performances
by local musicians and
local church services.
These activities will require resources such as
equipment and labor so
the programming will
be dependent upon the
level of support we receive from the community,” Silvis said.
Tom Lavery, a Cochranton area resident
and supporter of the
radio station said, “As
a Crawford County resident and one who has
worked in both television and radio for 20
years, the news about a
planned low power FM
radio station that will
serve Canadohta Lake
is something that is
long overdue. WUUKLP 105.7 FM will be a
valuable resource that
those living in the area
and visitors will truly
embrace for updated
lake conditions as well
as events going on in
the area; not to mention great music that
you may not hear elsewhere on the dial. It’s
a great localized effort
that I am glad to be a
part of.”
Local businesses can
also benefit through the
underwriting of programming on WUUKLP.
Although advertisements are not
permitted on LPFM
radio stations, business
contributors to the radio station will receive
acknowledgments and
other exposure on the
FM broadcast and internet stream. There
are also incentives
available for individual
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Bike Parade
boating and fishing on canadohta
There are various laws
and regulations dealing
with fishing and boating
in Pennsylvania. While
a person should review
the Fishing and Boating
Summary books for more
details or specific information, here are some helpful reminders of the more
common regulations for
anyone fishing or boating
on Canadohta Lake:
• A fishing license is required for anyone 16 years
old or over to fish in PA.
• Fish For Free Days for
2015 are May 24th (the
Sunday before Memorial
Day) and July 4th. A fishing license is not required
on these days; however,
all other regulations apply.
Consult the Fishing Summary book for the seasons’
sizes and creel limits for
specific fish.
• Each person on board
any boat must have a Coast
Guard approved wearable,
properly fitted personal
floatation device (PFD),
(aka life jacket/life preserver) on board.
• Additionally, a throwable
life preserver (seat cushion/ring buoy) is required
on boats 16 feet and over.
• Children 12-years-old
and under on boats 20 feet
and under in length must
wear a life jacket while underway.
• All motor boats (including electric motors) must
be registered as a motor
boat.
• Non-powered boats (including paddle boards)
using the PA Fish and
Boat Commission access
area must be registered as
non-powered, OR have a
PA Fish and Boat Commission use permit, OR have a
DCNR launch permit.
• Lights on all boats are required between sunset and
sunrise.
• A mechanical sound-producing device is required
on all boats. An athletic
whistle is acceptable.
• Paddle boards are considered boats. Life jackets
and a sound-producing device are required.
• Fire extinguishers are
required on boats: (1) that
have closed compartments
under thwarts and seats
where portable fuel tanks
may be stored; (2) double bottoms not sealed to
the hull or which are not
completely filled with floatation material; (3) closed
stowage compartments in
which combustible or flammable materials are stored;
(4) permanently installed
fuel tanks.
• Water skiing/tubing requires at least three people:
the operator of the boat, a
competent person in the
boat, and the person being
towed who is required to
wear a life jacket.
• Motors on boats at
Canadohta Lake are limited to 10 horsepower or
less.
• On pontoon boats, no
matter if going as slow as
the boat can go, or as fast
as the boat can go, no one
is permitted to be on the
bow outside the passenger
carrying area (the tall railing).
• Unless travelling as slow
as the boat can go (slow,
no wake speed), stay at
least 100 feet away from
docks, shoreline, swimmers, anchored or drifting
boats, and floats.
• Last, but certainly not
least, while alcohol is
permitted on boats at
Canadohta Lake, the oper-
ator of the boat cannot be
under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Please have
a designated driver.
Hopefully this information
will be helpful. Again,
please refer to the Fishing and Boating Summary
books. If you see me or
any other officers on the
lake, please feel free to
call us over if you have any
questions. Have a fun and
safe summer.
Respectfully,
Terry Crecraft
Waterways Conservation
Officer
Canadohta Lake
Lawn Tractor
Race
By: Ellie Baranyai Luba Donnell
Canadohta Lake has many neighborhoods, where neighbors are like family.
They all get together often, and create their own fun. I have been fortunate
enough to have lived in one. Boy, the stories I can tell and the ones I will not.
Labor Day weekend 2014 was the First Annual Canadohta Lake Lawn Tractor
Race among the neighbors in the Glenridge Dr. & Second Ave. area. The idea
was the brainstorm of Barkley Loughran. Barkley & Kim Loughran were the
officials, and clocked the time of each contestant. Many other neighbors and
friends were in attendance to cheer them on and a couple photographers were
present to document the occasion. As always fun was had by all!
Simple rules – Had to be an unmodified lawn tractor that had the mowing deck
attached. One Pace lap following the pace car (aka golf cart) driven by Bob
Kelly, then one lap around the block. Contestants were Bill Altman, Jim Donnell, Judy Kelly, John Leute, Jim Myers, Tony Vitril, and Tom Wilson. The
2014 winner was Jim Myers, he received the Wooden Tractor Trophy to sign
and hold until the next race.
Summer Love Continued...
Association of Professional Photographers.
In 1977 he was elected
the president of SNAP
(his PA license plate
is “SNAP1”). He had
applied with the Pennsylvania Photographers
Association;
however they would not take
him because he didn’t
make 100% of his income from photography.
Olen was a delegate for
two years; he then went
through all the chairs in
a five year span. He became the first photographer from Pennsylvania
to become President of
the State of New York
Professional Photographer Society in the history of New York. Olen
served as Chairman of
the Board on its Board
of Governor’s for nine
years, he still attends the
conventions, but not as
an officer anymore.
Olen is very proud that
he has received the National Title – he is the
only photographer in
Union City that has ever
received the award issued from New York
Photographers Association. He has won every
honor they have and has
a wall full of plaques;
they have both received
National Awards.
Sally ran quite a few
conventions for the officers as their chairman;
she had a friend that
helped with all the planning, decorating, and
menu selections. Most
the banquets were held
in the Catskills they
were big back then, 500
or more people would
stay and they would
maybe have over 1000
during the day, Now
with modern technology things have changed
so much they are small
maybe 50 people or so.
They both have said that
“New York has treated
us well”, Olen said ”He
has had a good life, and
is contented”. He has
recently taken his long
overdue retirement.
When asked about their
memories of Canadohta
Lake they said: They
remembered Bartlett’s
Donuts and pottery at the
bottom of Mable Street
on the Lakefront to the
left of Ruggles Park,
going to Wallworths’s
(Ethel’s Lakeview Inn)
on the other side of Ruggles Park, the garbage
man that came in a horse
drawn wagon to pick up
the trash at the cottages, a guy with a horse
and wagon selling sweet
corn, onions and other produce, there was a
woman who baked pies,
cookies, and cakes and
drove around the lake
selling them to people
in the cottages. The
ice wagon came with
ice everyone had “Ice
Boxes” back then, the
old cement Ice House
(still there as a cottage)
at the bottom of the hill
on Circuit Dr., when
Max Lee built the first
Miniature Golf Course
of the Lake at the Park,
the Park’s Amusement
Rides, Swimming at
Ruggles Park Beach,
Woods Bicycle Rentals,
Pop Cornish on his tractor whistling away every
morning, and how good
Cornish’s sweet corn
was.
Sally remembered after supper going
to Marcresan Beach to
get a Sundae or a Milkshake, playing Bingo at
the Bingo Hall, said she
feels bad that it’s not the
lake it used to be there is
not much like that to do
here now.
Seeing how the lake has
changed over the years
– there was just a handful of winter residents,
and now you go around
the lake and every other place is year round.
Many businesses have
come and gone. Sally
remembers Harry Newland sold off all of the
Park’s memorabilia and
rides and then the park
itself.
Thank You Olen and
Sally for sharing your
life with us, and all
you have done for the
Canadohta Lake area
community.
By Ann Bergheim
It’s hard to believe, but
another fun summer
has arrived! We’ve
already had our Easter Egg Hunt this year
and had a tremendous
turnout. Thank you
everyone for braving
the frigid temperatures
and collecting over
three thousand candy
filled eggs!
Our next event will be
our Community Fun
Day on June 28, 2015
from 1-5 pm at the
township ball fields.
We will have most
of our usual activities
which include our inflatable bouncy house
and other surprises.
We’ll also have pony
rides, Granny’s Ark
and a great selection
of fun activities on
that day. Stop down to
visit and enjoy the day
with our friends and
neighbors here at the
lake.
July 4th we will be
decorating bikes in
true style with our
usual patriotic theme
for our annual Bike
Parade. It sets off
from Elmwood Park
(free beach) at 11 am.
Please make sure you
get there a bit early
for the lineup and yes,
the whistles. Parents
are welcome to bring
their earplugs! We
will be escorted by
the Bloomfield Volunteer Firefighters and
our Canadohta Lake
Queens as we continue down Circuit Drive
to the Frog Pond Pavilions where the participants can enter the
drawing for free bikes
and enjoy lunch with
us. Hope to see you
all there.
Our other events will
include our Annual Pumpkin Hunt the
week before Halloween and Cookies with
Santa which happens
at the beginning of
December.
Thank you all for coming to our events and
a big shout out to the
great volunteers who
manage to put on wonderful events for large
crowds each time. We
are always happy to
have new faces who’d
like to help out and
even serve on the Recreation Board. Feel
free to stop by our
meetings on the second Wednesday of the
month at 6:30 in the
Bloomfield Township
all purpose room at
the fire hall/township
office.
Have a fantastic time
making memories at
the lake this summer
with us!
contributors.
Details
and instructions for donating to the effort can
be found on the radio
group’s web site: www.
CanadohtaRadio.org.
According to Silvis
there are about 1,000
LPFM radio stations
operating in the United States as a result of
the first filing window
in 2000. About 1,000
more are expected to
go live in the coming
months from the 2013
filing window. Two
LPFM radio stations
are currently operating
nearby. WXCS-LP in
Cambridge
Springs,
which broadcasts on
92.9 FM, offers bluegrass and blues music
as well as other community programming.
WFSN-LP in Union
City broadcasts on 96.7
FM and features children’s programming,
high school sports and
other community programming.
The current board members of the Canadohta
Community
Radio
Group are: Brian Silvis, president; Patricia
Keys, vice-president;
and Brian Blair, treasurer.
For questions or to do-
nate, email Silvis at Brian@DJBrian.biz or call
814-732-0759.
Full
details about this project are available on the
radio group’s web site:
www.CanadohtaRadio.
org.
“If, for some reason,
we don’t get the radio
station on the air by
July 15 we will need to
apply for an extension
from the FCC. The
criteria for approving
extensions remains unclear so we are pushing
to beat the deadline and
not have to worry about
that,” Silvis said.
FM Radio Continued
In Memory
Eleanor “Ellie” Baranyai Bastian, 88 - April 11, 2014
Donald “Don” Cornish, 85 - April 20, 2014
Judith Dinsmore, 67 - February 26, 2015
Daniel “Dan” Drelick, 68 - January 12, 2015
James D. Fanning, 85 – April , 2015
Louise Flick, 58 – December 13, 2014
Dorothy Gallagher, 91 - November 25th 2014
Gina L. Gallagher, 57, July 2, 2014
Rita M. Garczynski, 75 - December 14, 2014
Robert “Bob” Leibhart, 71 - February 2, 2015
Bernie Lesweneski, 79 - November 30, 2014
James (Jim) Luba, 59 - July 10, 2014
Sally Schramm Niggel, 92 - January 23, 2015
Arthur Osborn, 97 - January 26, 2015
Stephen Allen Robatzen, 66 - May 13, 2014
John “Sonny” Rusilko, 77 - September 13, 2014
Mary E. Schierer, 86 - December 31, 2014
Ernest Shreve, 92, December 25, 2014
Carol “Juanita” Kimball Vaughan, 80 - January 8, 2015
Willard R Vaughn 82, October 27, 1914
William Vandeveer, 89 - April 22,2015
Dail C White Jr., 77 – January 21, 2015
Henry “Jerry” Wienczkowski, 72 - April 14, 2014
Steven “Tractor Steve” Wiliams, 60 – April 22, 2015
Donald “Donnie” Zirngibl, 77 - July 15, 2014
Miss Canadohta Lake
Shelby Stockton, Teen
Miss Haley Denne,
Junior Miss Megan
Davis and our Lil’
Miss Skylyn Goodenow have been representing Canadohta
Lake since they were
crowned last July.
From Parades and
Pageants to community service and participation in events that
bring attention to our
lake, these young ladies have done a wonderful job.
With much more to
do you will see our
Queens this spring and
summer at all the local events held in the
surrounding area, the
township and right
here at Canadohta
Lake. You will enjoy
meeting them at the
Bloomfield Township
Community Fun Day,
the Kid’s Bike Parade,
and they will lead the
Annual Boat Parade
and Fireworks. Other events the Queens
will be working are
the Cana Doo Wop
Car Show and Street
Dance and Sidewalk
Sales
The Annual Queen’s
Fundraising event will
be held in early June.
The Queens will be out
in full force collecting
for Children’s Programming at the Lake.
All proceeds collected
from this fundraiser
will be spent entirely on our Lake Kids
Events. Take this opportunity to say hello to our Queens and
thank them for their
wonderful efforts on
behalf of our community.
The Pageant will be
held this year at the
Frog Pond Pavilions
on July 19, 2015 at
2:00 pm. and we hope
to see you all there.
Anyone interested in
participating in the
2015 Pageant can pick
up a entry form at the
Frog Pond Restaurant
or down load an entry
at the CLABA website.
CLABA and all the
Queens invite you to
come to the pageant
and enjoy a great event
with family,, friends
and the good folks of
Canadohta Lake.
Business Directory
ADVERTISING
Drake Printing Co, Inc.
204 W. Central Avenue, PO Box 428
Titusville, PA 16354
(814) 827-4641 or (800) 898-4641
Fax: (814) 827-4642
Email: dpscreenprint@gmail.com
Full Service Commercial Printing & Specialty Advertising
ALCOHOL/LEGAL BEVERAGES
Canadohta’s Backporch Grille
235771 Danner Drive
Canadohta Lake
Union City, PA 1638
(814) 694-2153
www.backporchgrille.com
Family friendly atmosphere with family friendly prices. Proudly serving Miller’s pizza from Waterford,
great wings, subs, burgers, and daily specials. Serving all legal beverages.
Canadohta Lake Park – Frog Pond
35765 Circuit Drive
Canadohta Lake
Union City, PA 16438
(814) 694-2012
Web Page: www.canadohtalake.org/frogpond.htm
Facebook: Like us on facebook!
Full-hookup seasonal camping, dock rentals, year-round cottage rental, pontoon & pedal boat rentals,
pavilion rentals, water slide, sandy beach, raindrop water umbrella, swings & slide. Full restaurant &
bar open year-round. Lee on the keyboard Sat. nights
The Bear Inn
36009 Lake Road
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2602
Full Menu
Friday’s All You Can Eat Fish Dinner. Friday & Saturday’s – The best Prime Rib Dinner around, also
enjoy Fish Dinner & BBQ Ribs on both days or just come for the entertainment whether it’s a DJ or
Band on the weekends. Smoking is allowed! So Please No CUBS under 18 allowed.
ANTIQUES
Art of the Hunt
182 Oak Street
Meadville, PA 16335
814-337-5019 or 814-694-2350
Pennsylvania picker, before you throw it out, call Jim. I specialize in rusty gold, boat, bike, automotive,
household and farming. I buy and sell it all.
AUCTIONS
Hennigh’s Discount Outlet & Wholesale Warehouse & Auction
35033 Lake Road,
Centerville, PA 16404
(814) 694-2606 fax (814) 694-2607
Website: www.auctionzip.com
AuctionZip Auctioneer ID#6426 - Tom Hennigh Auctioneer
Email: hennighs@gmail.com
Discount outlet sells groceries, tools, toys, office supplies, gifts & more!
Located 1/2 mile west of Happi Jax on the left.
Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm
Wholesale auction every Mon at 10am.
Wholesale open Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
BAIT
Sally’s Place On the Lake
24129 Lakeview Drive
(814) 694-9622
Web Page: http://www.canadohtalake.org/sallys.htm
Email: wingsongrental@aol.com
Souvenirs & Gifts - T-shirts - beach supplies - Kid’s Candy - Mini Market - Baked goods every Sat.Camping supplies - Fishing equipment &supplies & bait - Ice - Propane exchange - Video rentals
Memorial Day & after open 8am–10pm. Also have a year-round cottage rental with a full kitchen,
Bar-B-Q Grill, large shaded deck, large TV with cable & DVD system, Wi-Fi, central heating system
& air conditioning.
BEAUTY
Hair Design Studio
Stylist: Dailene Adams
64 North Main Street
(814) 438-2131
Hair styles for the entire family at reasonable prices that won’t break you.
Wed - Fri:10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Love My 3D Mascara
724-331-2341
www.lovemy3Dfibermascara.com
Miss Canadohta Lake Pageant
The Miss Canadohta Lake Pageant contest at the Frog Pond pavilions Sunday, July 19th 2015, at
2:00pm. The Pageant is open to girls from ages 6-19 who live within 25 miles of Canadohta Lake.
There are four categories: Little Miss ages 6-8, Junior Miss ages 9-12, Miss Teen ages 13-15 and
Miss Canadohta ages 16-19. $20 non-refundable registration fee. Final deadline to register is June
30th 2015. Rehearsal is July 15th At 6:00pm at the pavilions.
Entry forms available at www.canadohtalake.org
BED & BREAKFAST
Knapp Farm
43778 Thompson Run Road
(814) 827-1092
Website: www.theknappfarm.com
Email: knapping@csonline.net
OPEN ALL YEAR!! Horseback Trail Riding, Horse drawn Hayrides, Winter Bobsled rides, Hunting,
Bird dog training, Bed & Breakfast plus many special activity packages. Activities for hunters, anglers,
horse lovers & those who love to relax in the country. Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American
Express accepted.
Strawberry Inn
27 Third Avenue
(814) 438-3953
Website: www.Strawberry-Inn.com
Email: strawberryinn11@hotmail.com
The Strawberry Inn has two guest rooms with it’s own private bathrooms, T.V., and air conditioner. In
the morning enjoy a full breakfast of your choice in the formal dining room. We are just minutes from
the heart of Canadohta Lake. OPEN ALL YEAR!!
BOATING-SALES, SERVICE and RENTAL
Art of the Hunt
182 Oak Street
Meadville, PA 16335
814-337-5019 or 814-694-2350
Pennsylvania picker, before you throw it out, call Jim. I specialize in rusty gold, boat, bike, automotive,
household and farming. I buy and sell it all.
Canadohta Lake Park - Frog Pond
35765 Circuit Drive
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2012
Web Page: http://www.canadohtalake.org/frogpond.htm
Facebook: Like us on Facebook!
Pontoon rentals - Paddle boat rentals
Lloyd’s Cottages
(814) 694-2402
Email: lloydscottages@verizon.net
Web Page: http://www.canadohtalake.org/lloyds.htm
Pontoon boat, kayaks, & paddleboard rentals also available.
Pier 66 Lakefront Cottages, Boat Rentals &Repairs
36053 Lake Street - At the foot of Lake Street--Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2020
Email: canadohtalakepier66@yahoo.com
Boat & motor repairs, Pontoon, boat, canoe & motor rentals, hourly, daily, or weekly. Boat accessories, boat furniture, boat tops. Special fall-spring rates. Also, Lakefront cottages for rent-sleeps 4-8.
Weekly preferred, nightly if available. 9 family cottages with boat, dock & fire ring. Special fall and
spring rates. Cottages open all year.
CAMPGROUNDS
Canadohta Lake Park-Frog Pond
35765 Circuit Drive, Union City, PA 16438
(814) 694-2012
Full-hookup seasonal camping. Dock & cottage rental, Pontoon, paddle boats & pavilion rentals.
Water slide, sandy beach, Rain drop water umbrella, swings and slides.
Higby’s Campground
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-3050
Fax: (814) 694-3040
Toll Free: (800) 869-7897
Email: higbyscamp@verizon.net
Website: www.canadohtalakecamping.com
Open Memorial Day to Labor Day. 30 x 60 in ground pool, game room, docking area. Primitive to full
hook up sites available, firewood sales. Campground rates as low as $15.00. Annual Camp Picnic
is fun for all ages. Cabin and cottage rentals also available. Cabins are fully furnished excluding
towels and linens. Picnic table & fire ring with initial firewood. TV & DVD players, cottage has cable
with HBO. On-site parking. Pets allowed with pre-approval and deposit. Rentals include daily pool
passes at our 30x60 in-ground pool & access to the game room. Docking available &use of our large
lakefront. Check out our website for pictures & more information.
CHURCHES
Lincolnville Baptist Church
22530 Mill Street, Lincolnville, PA 16404
(814) 694-2196 (814) 694-2512
www.lincolnvillebaptist.org
Reverend Gary Freel
Sunday: Worship Service 10:30am-11:30am
Sunday School 9:30am-10:15am
Youth Group 6:00pm -7:30 pm
Kidz Kamp (Vacation Bible School) at the CHURCH
When: Sunday, July 20th -Tuesday July 22nd 2014, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Contact (814) 694-2196 for pre-registration or for more information.
Gathering at the Gazebo Services-Sunday evenings 6:30pm – 8:00 pm May 25th- August 31, 2014
Our Lady of Fatima Chapel
36198 Lake Road
(814) 694-3494
Website: www.st-teresa-unioncity.org/
Roman Catholic Liturgy all year Sunday 9:15am
Memorial Day and 4th of July Holidays Saturday at 6pm
Pastor Reverend F. Thomas Suppa
Golf Balls from Heaven Tournament
Sponsored by St. Teresa of Avila & Union City Country Club
Sunday, July 27th 2014 at Union City Country Club. Visit our website for more information.
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
American Legion LeBaron Post 237
9225 Route 6
814-438-2312
email: post237@verizon.net
The LeBaron Post of the American Legion is a non-profit veteran’s service organization dedicated
to assisting America’s wartime veterans. Post 237 is also dedicated to serving our community by
supporting local patriotic events, school sports & other activities. Legion programs for all that promote
the American way of life. The post has Legionnaires, Women’s Auxiliary Unit & Sons of the American
Legion Squadron. Members also have access to medical equipment such as hospital beds, walkers,
wheel chairs, etc. loaned free of charge.
Canadohta Lake Senior Center
Active Aging located at Bloomfield Township Building
22978 Shreve Ridge Road
(800) 321-7705
meadsc@activeaging.org
Fun-Lunch-Senior Information
Health & Wellness- Speakers
Fridays 10 am - 2 pm at the Bloomfield Township building
1-800-321-7705 for reservations.
Crawford County Convention & Visitors Bureau
16709 Conneaut Lake Road
Meadville, PA 16335
(814) 333-1258 1-800-332-2338 fax (814) 333-9032
Email: welcome@visitcrawford.org
Website: http://www.visitcrawford.org
We are the official Visitors Bureau for Crawford County. We feature brochures for the PA Great Lakes
Region, Route 6 Tourist Association and the State of Pennsylvania. For the most up-to-date events,
attractions, fairs and festivals go to www.visitcrawford.org. We also carry trail maps, road maps and
driving tours. Stop by our Lobby Gift Shoppe, we feature our member’s goods and you can pick up a
souvenir. Visit our website for all current events, attractions and maps to our members. Call for more
tourist information.
Titusville Area Chamber of Commerce
202 W. Central Avenue
(814) 827-2941 fax (814) 827-2914
Email: emily@titusvillechamber.com
Website: www.titusvillechamber.com
Your nearby resource for area suppliers and services plus plenty of oil heritage tourism attractions
and recreational opportunities. Supporting local business, industry, tourism, civics, the arts, & oil heritage in the Titusville area for more than 125 years.
CONVENIENCE STORES
(814) 694-9622
E-mail: wingsongrental@aol.com
Souvenirs & Gifts - T-shirts - beach supplies - Kid’s Candy - Mini Market - Baked goods every Sat.Camping supplies - Fishing equipment & supplies & bait - Ice - Propane exchange - Video rentals
Mem. Day & after open 8am–10pm. Also have a year-round cottage rental with a full kitchen, Bar-B-Q
Grill, large shaded deck, large TV with cable & DVD system, Wi-Fi, central heating system & air conditioning. Contact Sally’s Place for any information
35033 Lake Road Centerville, PA 16404
(814) 694-2606 fax (814) 694-2607
COTTAGE RENTALS
Arquitt’s Cottages
24323 Lakeview Drive, Canadohta Lake
(814) 580-1675
Email: hanna16438@yahoo.com
Web Page: http://www.canadohtalake.org/arquitts.htm
Remodeled cottages. Nice view of Lake. Fully-equipped kitchen. Microwave, coffee pot, cable TV.
Linens included. Picnic area/fire ring. Free Wi Fi. Near public beach/fishing. Open May-Sept
Butler’s Lake View Cottages
Canadohta Lake
(814) 739-9327 cell 814-392-2614
Mailing Address:
Butler’s Lake View Cottages
8700 Haskell Hill Road
Wattsburg, PA 16442
Email: butlerslakeviewcottages@msn.com
Web Page: http://www.canadohtalake.org/butlers.htm
Two & three-bedroom lakefront cottages. One-bedroom air conditioned lakeside cottage. Huge 2
bedroom lakeside cottage with extra-large lot. Year-round rental. All cottages have fully equipped
kitchens. Cable TV with HBO & DVD player. WiFi at Butler’s Palace. Yard with a fire ring &picnic table.
Pedal boat at lakefront. Fishing dock & rowboat with lakefront rental. MasterCard and Visa
Canadohta Lake Park - Frog Pond
35765 Circuit Drive
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2012
Year-Round luxury lakefront cottage for 2. Air Conditioned, heated floor, Microwave, Refrigerator,
outdoor grill, Coffeemaker, dishes, etc. Linens included. TV/VCR/DV, NO PETS. Pontoon available
for extra fee.
Hedderman Cottages
Formerly known as Homeland Real Estate’s Yellow Pine & Blue Spruce Cottages
Canadohta Lake
Mailing Address:
1903 W.8th Street PMB 213
Erie, PA 16505
(814) 440-9062
Email: info@heddermancottages.com
Website: http://heddermancottages.com
Year-round rentals sleeping 14 total. Side-by-side cottages are ideal for your next family gathering,
get-together with friends, or celebration weekend. Modern kitchens complete with all appliances, microwave, coffeemaker, dishes, cookware & dishwashers! Cable TV, VCR/DVD players, fire pits, picnic
table, private dock, & prime location on Elmwood Inlet of Canadohta Lake. Ample parking. House
broken pets welcome - Deposit required & refunded if no damage. Public Park & beach across bridge.
Higby’s Campground & Cottage Rental
Canadohta Lake
Phone: (814) 694-3050
Fax: (814) 694-3040
Toll Free: (800) 869-7897
Website: www.canadohtalakecamping.com
Email: higbyscamp@verizon.net
Open Memorial Day to Labor Day. 30x60 in ground pool, game room, docking area. Primitive to full
hook up sites available. Firewood Sales. Campground rates as low as $15.00 per night. Cabin and
cottage rentals also available. Cabins are fully funished excluding towels and linens. Picnic table &
fire ring with initial firewood. TV & DVD players, cottage has cable with HBO. On site parking. Pets
allowed with pre-approval and deposit. Rentals include daily pool passes at our 30x60 in-ground pool
& access to the game room. Docking available & use of our large lakefront. Check out our website
for pictures and more information.
Hoover Cottage Rentals
Canadohta Lake
(814) 323-4265
Email: hooverinteriors@windstream.net
Web Site: http://hoovercottagerentals.com
Mailing Address:
PO Box 204
East Springfield, PA 16411-0204
Three charming remodeled cottages are your ticket to serenity. All completely furnished--fullyequipped kitchens, microwave, cable TV & Wi-Fi available at Crooked and Sunrise, VCR/DVD player,
washer, dryer & outdoor fire pit with firewood! Sunrise Inn & Swann Inn have dishwashers. Renters
required to bring own linens (owners supply blankets & pillows). Accommodations for sleeping up
to 6 people! Rates start at $595 weekly - $100 nightly (plus cleaning& security deposit).Year-round
rentals. Minimum 2-day rental. NO PETS! NO SMOKING INSIDE!
Lloyd’s Cabins
Canadohta Lake
(321) 362-8331
Email: lloydscabins@yahoo.com
2 & 3 Bedroom Cottages for Rent, Reasonable Rates.
Row boat included: motors available. TV/DVD, Fully equipped kitchens with microwave.
Firewood provided
Lloyd’s Cottages
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2402
Email: lloydscottages@verizon.net
Web Page: http://www.canadohtalake.org/lloyds.htm
Two & three bedroom lakefront cottages. Fully furnished except towels, linens & blankets.
Picnic table, fire ring & 12’aluminum rowboat included. Pontoon boat, kayaks, & paddleboard rentals
also available.
Pier 66 Lakefront Cottages, Boat Rentals & Repairs
36053 Lake Street - At the foot of Lake Street--Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2020
Email: canadohtalakepier66@yahoo.com
Lakefront cottages for rent-sleeps 4-8. Weekly preferred, nightly if available. 9 family cottages with
boat, dock & fire ring. Special fall and spring rates. Cottages open all year. Also, boat & motor repairs, Pontoon, boat, canoe & motor rentals, hourly, daily, or weekly. Boat accessories, boat furniture,
boat tops. Special fall-spring rates
Wilson’s Cottage Rental
23865 Second Avenue
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-3018
Email: tmwilson81@icloud.com
Web Page: www.canadohtalake.org/wilsons.htm
All-season, Modern Cottage. Full Kitchen, Large Deck and yard.
One Block from Lake. NO PETS! Maximum Capacity 4 people.
ENTERTAINMENT
Canadohta Lake Park – Frog Pond
35765 Circuit Drive
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2012
Facebook: Like us on facebook!
Full-hookup seasonal camping, dock rentals, year-round cottage rental, pontoon & pedal boat rentals,
pavilion rentals, water slide, sandy beach, raindrop water umbrella, swings & slide. Full restaurant &
bar open year-round. Lee on the keyboard Sat. nights
Canadohta’s Original Putt-R-Golf & Driving Range
35943 Lake Road
Canadohta Lake
(888) 537-9155
Website: www.canadohta.com
“Sometimes – It’s tough to beat a classic”
18 Hole Putt-R-Golf and Canadohta’s Own Driving Range
Stop in our Arrowhead Gift Shop for the best selection of Lake Shirts and Souvenirs. We make the
Lake Fun!
Putt-R-Golf admission $2.00 every Tuesday!
Canadohta Roller Rink
36046 Lake Road
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-3608
Open year-round
Inline & quad skates for rent.
Hours:
Fri night 7:30pm-10:00pm
Sat night 7:30pm-11:00pm
Sat & Sun afternoons 2pm-4pm
Available for birthdays, scouts, etc. Call for reservations & more information
DJ Brian
1745 Emery Drive
Erie, PA 16508
(814) 732-0351
Email: briane@djbrian.biz
Web Site: www.DJBrian.biz
Experienced Wedding DJ & Mobil DJ.
Specializing in Music & Entertainment for Wedding Ceremonies, Wedding Receptions, Dinners,
Dances, Reunions ,Parties, Corporate Events, Birthdays, Non-Profit Events, Fundraisers ,Bars &Taverns. Serving Erie, Crawford, Warren, Ashtabula, & Chautauqua Counties. If it’s Party Time, It’s time
for DJ Brian!
Knapp Farm
(814) 827-1092
Web Site: www.theknappfarm.com
Express accepted.
Master Vision
PO Box 203
Cambridge Springs, PA 16403
(888) 827-2259
Website: www.canlakecable.net
Email: mastervision@mvbloomfield.net
Full Service Cable and Broadband Internet. Summer Rates Available
Runners Miniature Golf
35683 Lake Road
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-3828
Email: cooper_dave47@yahoo.com
Area’s finest miniature golf course, 18 landscaped and professionally carpeted greens. Waterfalls,
river, play thru cave. Plus Senior Discounts! Dollar Replays! Call for Group Discounts.
The Bear Inn
36009 Lake Road, Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2602
Full Menu
Friday’s All You Can Eat Fish Dinner
Friday & Saturday’s – The best Prime Rib Dinner around, also enjoy Fish Dinner & BBQ Ribs on both
days or just come for the entertainment whether it’s a DJ or Band on the weekends.
Smoking is allowed!
So Please No CUBS under 18 allowed.
Union City Country Club & Restaurant
9400 Club Road
Pro Shop 814-438-2810 Clubhouse Restaurant 814-438-7892
Website: www.unioncitygolfclub.com
Email: unioncitycountryclub@verizon.net
Relax after your round on our new deck overlooking the golf course at the Clubhouse Restaurant.
Open to the public every weekday at 11 AM for lunch and dinner specials. Made-to-order breakfasts
served weekends starting at 8 AM. Full service bar. Call restaurant for reservations or to book parties,
banquets, receptions, etc. 814-438-7892
18-Hole Public Golf Course-Call Pro Shop 438-2810 for tee times.
18 holes with a cart $29 every day. Senior rate $20 Mon-Friday Well-equipped pro shop.
3 miles south of Union City off of Route 8. Check out our website for information & coupons.
FOOD/DINING
Canadohta’s Backporch Grille
35771 Danner Drive Canadohta Lake, Union City, PA 1638
(814) 694-2153
www.backporchgrille.com
Family friendly atmosphere with family friendly prices. Proudly serving Miller’s pizza from Waterford,
great wings, subs, burgers, and daily specials. Serving all legal beverages.
The Frog Pond Restaurant
35765 Circuit Drive, Canadohta Lake
Web Page: http://www.canadohtalake.org/frogpond.htm
Full restaurant & bar open year-round. Fresh seafood & live lobsters. Excellent prime rib & steaks plus
a full menu. Daily specials. Live entertainment year-round every Sat 7pm - 11pm Lee on the keyboard.
Summer hours: Memorial Day - Labor Day
Mon-Sat 11AM-midnight
Sunday 9AM-Midnight
Sunday Breakfast Buffet 9AM-1PM
Winter hours: Labor Day - Memorial Day
Closed Mon-Wed
Open: Thurs & Fri 4pm- 11pm
Sat 11am - Midnight
Sunday 9AM-Midnight
Sunday Breakfast Buffet 9AM-1PM
Happi Jax
35725 Lake Road, Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2064
Email: happi_jax@yahoo.com
Web Page: http://www.canadohtalake.org/happijax.htm
A treasured Lake Landmark! Celebrating our 62nd year serving Canadohta Lake!!
Perry’s Ice Cream, sandwiches, pizza, subs, wings, & more! Stop & see us for your favorite ice cream
treat or a tasty meal. Open 7 Days a week. Call-in orders are always welcome.
JJ’s Retro Eatery
16411 Route 8, Union City, PA 16438
(Right in front of the elementary school)
814-438-7887
Email: jjs_retroeatery@aol.com
“1950’S STYLE DINOR”
RETRO TO GO….FULL MENU CALL
OPEN: TUES: 8am-3:30 WEDS: 8am-3:30 THURS: 8am-8pm
FRI: 8am-8pm SAT: 8am-8pm SUN: 8am-3:30 Closed Monday
Full menu serving breakfast all day along with a full Dinner menu and Daily specials!
The Bear Inn
36009 Lake Road, Canadohta Lake, Union City, PA 16438
(814) 694-2602
Full Menu
Friday’s All You Can Eat Fish Dinner
Friday & Saturday’s – The best Prime Rib Dinner around, also enjoy Fish Dinner & BBQ Ribs on both
days or just come for the entertainment whether it’s a DJ or Band on the weekends.
Smoking is allowed!
So Please No CUBS under 18 allowed.
9400 Club Road, Union City, PA 16438
FURNITURE, INTERIOR DÉCOR & BEDDING
35033 Lake Road
(814) 694-2606 fax (814) 694-2607
Wholesale auction every Mon at 10am.
Wholesale open Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
The Mattress Den
35805 Lake Road
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2041
Email: Sherry@mattress-den.com
Web Page: www.mattress-den.com
Large selection of Affordable, Quality Mattresses made in the U.S.A. Twin to King and everything
In-Between. 2 Sided, Plush, Firm, Pillow Top, Euro Top Foam encased, Pocket Coil, Memory foam
and cool Reflections Gel. We also carry Sheets Sets, Pillows, Blankets, Mattress protector and bed
frames.
Scentsy – Debbie McKillop – Independent Consultant
125 Elwood Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15235
(412) 298-6175 or cell (412) 298-6175
Website: www.Debssenses.scentsy.us
Email: dmckillop@hotmail.com
Scentsy warmers melt your favorite wax scent with the heat of a low watt light bulb safely with no
flame, smoke, or soot. More than 80 scents to choose from. Start your own Scentsy business for only
$99! Simply visit www.DebsScentses.scentsy.us
FITNESS / GYM
Shape Up! Fitness Club: Body Mind & Spirit Men’s & Woman’s Fitness Club
35990 Lake Rd.
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-7582
E-mail: ShapeUpTheLake@Verizon.net
Your local fitness club for Men & Woman:
Cardio, Circuit, & Weights. Air Conditioned, Child Play Room! Individualized programming, Towel
Service, Affordable Memberships! You Owe It To Yourself!
GIFT SHOPS
Arrowhead Gift Shop at Canadohta’s Original Putt-R-Golf & Driving Range
35943 Lake Road
Canadohta Lake
(888) 537-9155
Website: www.canadohta.com
Lake Fun!
35033 Lake Road
(814) 694-2606 fax (814) 694-2607
Memory Lane Jewelers
211 Grant Street
Saegertown, PA 16433
(814) 763-4916
Website: www.memorylanejewelers.com
Email: memorylane@zoominternet.net
Located directly behind the Saegertown Plaza, this remodeled feed mill offers not only a welcoming,
charming atmosphere but a wide variety of custom made and pre-set jewelry selections. Jon and
Kevin, as well as their entire staff, pride themselves in unparalleled customer service. New this year
is The Gift Shop @ Memory Lane Jewelers and The Boutique @ Memory Lane Jewelers. Stop in
and browse through our many items for birthdays, anniversaries, shower gifts, wedding gifts or treat
yourself.
In store jewelry repair, Diamonds and Gemstones, Diamond Engagement Rings, Custom Design,
Gold Chains, Buying Gold and Silver, Class Rings, and Gifts. All work done on premises.
Let us find or design the piece of your dreams! Call, visit, or make an evening appointment. For Questions or Comments email us. Hours: Tuesday thru Friday 9-5 & Saturday 9-2
(814) 694-9622
Mem. Day & after open 8am–10pm. Also have a year-round cottage rental with a full kitchen, BarB-Q Grill, large shaded deck, large TV with cable & DVD system, Wi-Fi, central heating system & air
conditioning.
125 Elwood Avenue
(412) 298-6175 or cell (412) 298-6175
GOLF
Canadohta’s Original Putt-R-Golf & Driving Range
35943 Lake Road
Canadohta Lake
Lake Fun!
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Pennsylvania Road Conditions
Call 511 or visit www.511PA.com
Emergency - Police/Fire/ Rescue - 911
State Police (Corry) - 1-800-922-1975 or 814-663-2043
Crawford County Court House
1-800-982-9019 or 814-333-7300
Canadohta Lake Health Center - (814) 694-2339
St. Vincent Health Center - (814) 452-5000
UPMC Hamot Center - (814) 877-6000
Meadville Medical Center - (814) 333-5000
Corry Hospital - (814) 664-4641
Ask A Nurse - 800-326-8080
Utilities Telephone Verizon - 1-800-483-4000
Cable Television - Master Vision - 1-888-827-2259
Garbage - Waste Management - 1-800-458-0476
Electric - Penelec - customer service - 1-800-545-7741
To report outage - 1-888-544-4877
Northwestern REC - 1-800-352-0014
Fuel - Lincan - (814) 694-2530
Agway - 1-888-249-2924
Ferrellgas - 1-800-222-3302
Southall Gas - (814) 654-7888
Veoli Environmental Services
800-749-4167 - (814) 723-4360 - (814) 437-2906
Heard Fuel - (814) 796-2914
Bloomfield Twp. Office - (814) 694-2611
Sewer Authority - (814) 694-3409
Code Enforcement Officer Rick Makohus
Cell: (814) 392-1864
Tax Collector Joanne Homa-Patterson
(814) 694-3132
Runners Miniature Golf
35683 Lake Road
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-3828
Email: cooper_dave47@yahoo.com
Area’s finest miniature golf course, 18 landscaped and professionally carpeted greens. Waterfalls,
river, play thru cave. Plus Senior Discounts! Dollar Replays! Call for Group Discounts.
9400 Club Road
HEATING/COOLING/PLUMBING
Jay Gill Plumbing & Heating
24924 State Hwy 89
Spartansburg, PA 16434
(814) 654-7624
Website: jagillplumbingheating.com
Email: gillhvac1@verizon.net
We service all brands of air conditioning and heating equipment. Factory trained technicians, fully insured, financing options available. Ask about sump pumps, water pumps, heat pumps, water heaters,
septic location & drain cleaning.
HORSEBACK RIDING & HAYRIDES
Knapp Farm
(814) 827-1092
Express accepted.
HUNTING
Knapp Farm
(814) 827-1092
OPEN ALL YEAR!! We hunt pheasant, chucks, Hungarian partridge, bobwhite quail, wild turkey &
deer. We offer bird dog training. Horseback Trail Riding, Horse-drawn Hayrides, Winter Bobsled rides,
Bed & Breakfast plus many special activity packages. A registered Pennsylvania century farm dating
back to 1813. The farm consists of 1000+ acres for our guest’s entertainment. Activities for hunters,
anglers, horse lovers & those who love to relax in the country. Visa, MasterCard, Discover & American
Express accepted.
INSURANCE
Duane Jackson Insurance, Inc
24870 State Highway 8
Union City, PA 16438.
(814) 694-2644 or (800)522-8815 fax (814) 694-2646
Email: insure@duanejacksoninsurance.com
Local independent agency offering all lines of insurance. Erie Insurance, Progressive, Prudential,
Mutual of Omaha, Millville Mutual, Farmers Mutual, Foremost, Highmark, Health America & more.
Hours: Mon - Fri 8:30AM - 5PM Saturday & evenings by appointment. Closed Sunday
INTERIOR DÉCOR/FURNITURE
125 Elwood Avenue
(412) 298-6175 or cell (412) 298-6175
LAWN CARE
Tim’s Lawn Care
37378 Parker Hill Road
(814) 694-8495 Cell
Long term or Short term lawn mowing, trimming, spring clean-ups, yard rolling, shrub pruning, fertilizing, lime spreading, weed control, soil sampling, mulching, and snow plowing.
Servicing Commercial and residential properties
LAUNDROMAT
Union City Coin Laundry
27 East High Street
(814) 438-3011
Under New Management!
Open Daily: 7am – 7pm
More washers and dryers. Regular washers only $1.50 per load.
The new large Capacity washing machine is great for bedding and costs you just $5.00 a load
MACHINING/FABRICATING/CASTINGS
Therma Fab Inc.
405 S. Franklin St
PO Box 345
(814) 827-9455
Web Page: www.thermafab.com
Email: office@thermafab.com
Castings, Fabrications, Machining and Industrial Patterns (Ferrous & non-Ferrous Alloys)
PRINTING
Drake Printing Co, Inc.
204 W. Central Avenue, PO Box 428
(814) 827-4641 or (800) 898-4641
Fax: (814) 827-4642
Email: dpscreenprint@gmail.com
Full Service Commercial Printing & Specialty Advertising
PROPANE
(814) 694-9622
Mem. Day & after open 8am–10pm. Also have a year-round cottage rental with a full kitchen, BarB-Q Grill, large shaded deck, large TV with cable & DVD system, Wi-Fi, central heating system & air
conditioning.
RADIO
Canadohta Community Radio Group
814-732-0359
Email: canadohradio@gmail.com
www.canadohtaradio.org
Canadohta Lake’s Radio Station is coming soon to 105.7FM! Visit our website to learn all about it!
LEGAL: The Canadohta Community Radio Group announces that Non-Profit Corporation status has
been granted to it organization by the department of State in the Commonwealth of PA on September
23, 2013. The purpose of the organization is to educate the community on a variety of issues via a
FCC Licensed LPFM Radio Station.
REAL ESTATE
Century 21 Canadohta Lake Realty
Canadohta Lake
(814) 694-2501 (800) 869-7897 fax (814) 694-3040
Email: cen214961@aol.com
Website: century21.com Canadohta Lake Realty
Full-service Real Estate Office. Conveniently located on Lakeview Drive. Over 50 years’ experience
with recreational, properties at Canadohta Lake. Open year round.
Howard Hanna Real Estate Services
Billie Jo Easterlin, Realtor ®
Erie Airport Office
4248 West 12th Street
Erie, PA 16505
Office (814) 833-1000 ext.321 fax (814) 833-3332
Cell: 814-558-3214
Website: www.BillieJoEasterlin.com
Email: billiejoeasterlin@howardhanna.com
Full service real estate company. Some homes feature our 100% Money Back Guarantee. Full Time
Real Estate Agent specializing in Canadohta Lake area. Call or email to receive updates on what is
currently listed and coming to market. Licensed Real Estate Agent for over 9 years. Our family has
owned property at the lake since before I was born. Call for References. 2011-2013 Top Producing
Agent for Allegheny Valley Office. Voted 5 Star Real Estate Agent for 2010 & 2012 by Pittsburgh
Magazine. Certified Negotiation Expert (CNE). Residential Relocation Specialist (RRS). GREEN Designation
Passport Realty, LLC
240 W 11th St, Suite B-050
Erie, PA 16501
(814) 454-1800
Email: grubino@1passport.com
Website: www.passport-companies.com
Passport Realty, LLC specializes in commercial real estate transactions. We also manage commercial properties such as Metro Center, 100 State Street, Westport Centre (formerly Wal-Mart West in
Erie). We are proud to be the listing agent for the Frog Pond and Canadohta Lake Park, Inc. Our goal
is to find a quality buyer who will carry on and enhance the traditions of owner Leah Lipchik. Call us
for all your commercial and industrial real estate needs.
SNOWPLOWING
Ken Pier Lawn Care Services & Snow Plowing
36845 Lake Road
(814) 694-3356
Business/Residential. Fully insured - Free estimates. Seasonal or as needed snowplowing. For all
your lawn care needs on a weekly or as needed basis. Spring & fall cleanup also available.
Tim’s Lawn Care
37378 Parker Hill Road
(814) 694-8495 Cell
Long term or Short term lawn mowing, trimming, spring clean-ups, yard rolling, shrub pruning, fertilizing, lime spreading, weed control, soil sampling, mulching, and snow plowing.
Servicing Commercial and residential properties
TOWNSHIP
Bloomfield Township
22978 Shreve Ridge Road
(814) 694-2611
Email: bloomfieldtwp@mvbloomfield.net
Office hours Mon-Fri 7am-5pm
Chairperson: Christopher Brenner (814) 694-2575
Vice Chairperson: Andy Mason (814) 694-3275
Road Supervisor: Dan Gourley (814) 438-1468
Zoning Officer - Rick Makohus cell (814) 392-1864
Email: RickMakohus@yahoo.com
Building Inspector: Bloomfield Township Rick Makohus
Secretary: Marge Robatzen
Lake Authority (814) 694-2611 Email: BTMLA@yahoo.com Website: www.BTMLA.com
Sewer Authority (814) 694-3409 Email: btsasewage@mvbloomfield.net
Tax Collector
Joanne Homa-Patterson (814) 694-3132
23391 Maple Grove Rd
Saturdays 10:00am – 2:00pm
Other Hours by appointment only
Bloomfield Township Clean-up Day – To Be Announced
Township Building on Shreve Ridge Road.
Cost: Donation.
Hours: 8am-4pm Saturday
No tires, refrigerators, paint, batteries, nothing with Freon
Bloomfield Township Meetings:
Bloomfield Township Building
Township Supervisors - 1st Tuesday at 7:30pm
Sewer Authority - 3rd Tuesday at 7:30pm
Recreation Board – 2nd Wednesday at 6:30pm
Lake Authority - 2nd Monday at 7;00pm
Planning Commission - 3rd Monday at 7:00pm
Check web page for other information: http://www.canadohtalake.org/Businesses/Twp.htm
TREE SERVICE/STUMP REMOVAL
Gary B. Nirmaier Professional Tree Service
37584 Dutch Hill Road Union City, PA 16438
814-694-2172 Office 814-323-1991 Cell
Email: gbnirmaier@verizon.net
ISA CERTIFIED ARBORIST / ISA CERTIFIED UTILITY SPECIALIST, 30 year experience
Residential & commercial: Tree removal, Stump grinding, Lot clearing, Pruning, Cabling & Bracing, Surgery,
Insect & Disease Diagnosing, Injector-Fertilization, Firewood, Seasoned wood chips- 30+years experience
UTILITIES
Master Vision Cable
PO Box 203
Cambridge Springs, PA 16403
(888) 827-2259
Website: www.canlakecable.net
Email: mastervision@mvbloomfield.net
Cable Television and High Speed Broadband Internet for year round or seasonal service!
VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS
American Legion LeBaron Post 237
9225 Route 6
814-438-2312
email: post237@verizon.net
The LeBaron Post of the American Legion is a non-profit veteran’s service organization dedicated to
assisting America’s wartime veterans. Post 237 is also dedicated to serving our community by supporting local patriotic events, school sports & other activities. Legion programs for all that promote
the American way of life. The post has Legionnaires, Women’s Auxiliary Unit & Sons of the American
Legion Squadron. Members also have access to medical equipment such as hospital beds, walkers,
wheel chairs, etc. loaned free of charge.
VETERINARY
Union City Pet Hospital
2 South Main St.
(814) 438-7876
We are a full-service medical facility for your domestic pets, including x-ray, dental, surgical & boarding facilities. We provide the highest quality of care at reasonable prices in an environment where
compassion and expertise are a top priority.
By appointment: Mon-Thurs- Fri 8am-6pm Tues 8am-7pm Wed & Sat 8am-noon
Calender of
Events 2015
Check www.canadohtalake.org/Calendar.htm
for full descriptions
May 23rd, Saturday
CLABA Yard Sale-- at Our Lady Fatima, rent a table or space for $5,
donations welcome
May 23rd-25th
Memorial Day yard sales all around the Lake
May 23rd
Softball Tournament
May 24th, Sunday
PA Fish & Boat Commission FISH FOR FREE DAY- NO LICENSE
REQUIRED
June 6th
Bloomfield Twp Clean-up Day-Twp Bldg. 8am-4pm, 1 day only $10/
pick-up truck load
June 20th
8 am to 12 noon Kids Fish Day – Frog Pond
June 21st Sunday
Father’s Day—free sundae for Dad at Happi Jax
June 28th, Sunday
Community Fun Day--Twp Playground 1pm-5pm, Art in the Park
July 3rd, Friday
Fireworks over the lake at 10 PM. Rain date is Sunday July 5th.
June 4th, Saturday
PA Fish & Boat Commission FISH FOR FREE DAY
NO LICENSE REQUIRED
July 4th, Saturday
11am Children’s bike parade.
July 4th, Saturday
2:30pm Boat Parade on the lake --Theme is “PATRIOTIC”
July 19th, Sunday
Miss Canadohta Pageant, 2pm at the Frog Pond Restaurant
July 20th– July 24th
6:30-8:30pm - Lincolnville Baptist Church Kid’s Camp at the Frog
Pond Pavilion
July 25th, Saturday
Cardboard Boat Regatta, 7:30pm at Frog Pond
August 1, Saturday
Scavenger Hunt 11am at The Original Putter Golf
August 15th, Saturday
Doo-Wop Day at the Lake – 7pm at Happi Jax
Craft Show—Frog Pond, 11am—5pm
Car Cruise—Canadohta Roller Rink, 12pm—4pm
August 22nd
Kids Fun Day Noon to 2 PM for ages 3-12.
August 29
Rubber Duckie Race – 7:30pm at Frog Pond Beach
September 5th
Light up the Night Boat Parade - Sundown
Sept 7th
Labor Day
October 24, Saturday
Pumpkin Hunt at 6:30
From The Office Of Building And Zoning,
Bloomfield Township
You must acquire Zoning and Building permits for the following in Bloomfield
Township:
All new construction
All remodeling that changes the structure / footprint of a building
All home additions including decks and storage buildings.
Permits are NOT required for routine maintenance or small repairs including roofing, siding and window/door replacement, as long as no change is made to the
building’s structure.
Zoning permits – Required before any construction can be done. After applying
for this permit the Zoning Officer will come out to your site, inspect the area and
let you know of any set-back requirements and/or restrictions.
Building permits – Required for any new construction and all remodeling that
changes the structure of a building. They are also required for any home additions,
decks and storage buildings. An inspector will visit the site through different stages
of construction to inspect that proper procedures are being followed.
Septic Permits – This permit is required for all property NOT on the Township
Sewage Lines. Before doing any new construction, you must first acquire this permit.
In addition to Bloomfield Township Building requirements, the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), PA Department of Labor and Industry and the Federal
Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have established new policies and procedures for construction and renovations in flood plain areas. What do these changes
mean for residents of Bloomfield Township? The following policies and procedures
may affect you:
Flood Plain Management: If you have a mortgage on your property and you are
in the flood plain area of Bloomfield Township (lake, inlet, stream) your mortgage
holder will require you to carry flood insurance. How do you know if you are in
the flood plain??
If, after a storm, you can’t tell where the lake ends and your yard begins; you might
be in the flood plain.
If ducks call your yard their summer home; you might be in the flood plain.
If you need a boat to get to your car; you might be in the flood plain.
But seriously, if you are on the water’s edge, you are in the flood plain. The distance away from the water’s edge varies by area. Living in the flood plain also affects your ability to do any new construction. Check with our office to see if you are
in the flood plain. There are currently over 320 homes/cottages and 5 commercial
businesses in the flood zone areas of Bloomfield Township.
Flood Plain Permit: Anyone wishing to do any work on property in the flood plain
MUST first obtain this permit in addition to the zoning and building permits listed
above. Please note that any changes to the building’s structure will require engineer/
architect drawings and seals.
Storm Water Management: Require property owners who are constructing new
homes or buildings create a holding area (tank or water garden) which will collect
storm/rain water allowing the water to slowly seep into the earth instead of running
across it and into neighboring property or the lake. It is a good idea for everyone
to try to control the run off of rain water from their property. Consider installing a
rain barrel, or creating a water garden. For more information: http://www.crawfordconservation.com/documents/TribInsert_3apr2011.pdf
Rick Makohus Bloomfield Township. All Permits go thought the Office 814-6942611 or Cell 814-392-1864

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