2011_Winola_News_12_081311 - Lake Winola Cottagers Association

Volume 62 Issue 12 August 13, 2011
The Lake Winola News
Congratulations to the Benders, reigning Water Carnival champions!
See page 14 for a complete list of Water Carnival winners!
Director’s Award: Beauty
Mueller
‘Lake Winola is a Sure Bet!’
Director’s Award: Humor
Caputo
‘Men-o-pause’
Director’s Award: Humor
Mollusky
‘Planet Hollywood of the Apes’
This Saturday, August 13th
Regatta will begin at 12:00 PM.
The Clambake and Award Ceremony will
follow immediately after.
Dock Displays will begin at 8:30 PM.
LWCA 2010 Directors:
Jimmy Clancy, President......717-277-1162
e-mail..................president@lakewinola.org
Alicia Tench, Vice President.........378-2175
Kristen Lewis, Vice President.......575-4676
Megan Azar, Treasurer.................378-2435
e-mail..................treasurer@lakewinola.org
Nicole Millet, Secretary.................587-4570
Andy Weinman.............................378-2406
Beth Wilson..................................378-2176
Courtney McGraw..........................378-3508
Lauren Abel...................................378-3508
Christina Keller............................................
Mary Stoko..................................................
Tom Wolff.....................................................
Christine Leber, Winola News.........378-3904
e-mail..............winola.news@lakewinola.org
Pavilion Rental, Judi Mensinger.....378-2401
Mary Rose Powell, News Ads..........378-3860
email................................. ciuccio@epix.net
Emily Sandercock, News Delivery...587-5015
e-mail.................................rubyjec@aol.com
Waste Management
570-504-7524 or 800-869-5566
Winola Pizza
378-3638
Rt. 307
Lake Winola, PA
2011 LWCA Events
August13th – Regatta--Clam Bake--Night Displays
September 24th – Pig Roast
Remember: SLOW NO WAKE SUNSET- SUNRISE! No wake Sundays before 11 AM!
Rambling Around the Lake
with the President…
nighttime shore displays. Those that
choose to participate, the judges
will start coming around 8:30. The
directors will deliver the winners
their trophies the following week.
The weekend ends with the Sailboat
Race on Sunday morning.
I would like to take time to thank
everyone for their participation in
this year’s Daytime Parade. I can
honestly say, it was one of the best
years. The weather did not dampen
the spirits and creativity of this
organization. The floats were great
and fun. Andy Weinman and his
judges did a fantastic job ensuring
every entry was judged fairly
considering the circumstances. As
the rain cleared, the sounds of music
and laughter created a tremendous
atmosphere. Once again the fireworks
added a nice touch to evening. I do
believe that the weather just added
to the memories of another eventful
Water Carnival.
Remember the last full issue of the
news will be next weekend. So send
in any college bound information,
birthdays and Happy Thoughts for
the last issue.
In closing this week, I want to thank
everyone who participated in the
day Water Carnival. It looked like
everyone was having a blast even
through the downpour. I apologize
for the information flow about the
events, both day and night. From now
on, we will use the news line phone
number as a source of providing
information about the event. When
you call, there will be a message
about the event.
As exciting as last week was, this
weekend brings another adventure.
Saturday will be jam packed with fun
and events. The Regatta will kick the
day off at noon. During the Regatta,
Joe Oliver will be bringing over the Have a great and enjoyable weekend!
dugout canoe, so it can be presented
and dedicated to the members of the
Jimmy
association. The canoe will remain
on display in the pavilion for all to
enjoy. Immediately following the
races, we will have the annual Clam
Bake. The menu is set and the chefs
are excited. The award ceremony
for day Water Carnival will begin at
6:00. We will close out the day with
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Dock
A Letter from the Editor’s Desk
NOW OPEN FROM 5 AM TO 10 PM
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SCRANTON
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CLARKS SUMMIT
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a fulltime job on Monday. It has been a fun
job, and I’ve enjoyed getting to know residents
Hello Lake Winola!
I guess all this rain has been Mother Nature’s of the lake by way of the newspaper. Anyone
way of telling us to quit our bellyachin’ over the interested in learning more about the job, please
heat! Then again, we can’t have perfect weather email me at winola.news@lakewinola.org or call
me at 885-3075. I would be happy to discuss
for every Water Carnival.
We have heard quite a bit of concern over the the responsibilities and benefits of the editor
postponing of the Night Displays. I assure position.
you that the decision was made in the best We are also seeking board members for the 2012
interest of participants. The weather called for season. I encourage the young people of Lake
evening thunderstorms, and it had been raining Winola to step out and join the board. There are so
throughout the entire day. There was concern over many fun, unique opportunities available as part
the participants who would be dancing on wet, of the LWCA, and I fear that people my age are
slippery docks. It was best to avoid the situation missing out. Please contact any board member if
in order to ensure no one was needlessly injured. you are interested in a position. Anyone would
There was a directors’ meeting held Monday love to speak to you about the opportunity.
night to ensure that future Water Carnivals have Best of luck to all participants of the Regatta and
Night Displays this weekend! It seems like just
aNOW
much
better
plan.
NOW OPEN FROM 5 AM TO 10 PM
OPEN
FROM backup
5 AM TO 10
PM We apologize for any
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and ensure you it will be yesterday I was
Justine
Haddow
Tire Tube Race and had to be
different in the future.
SCRANTON
SCRANTON
rescued by the
lifeguard boat. I wasn’t much of
Please be
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issue of the Winola News. If you have something a competitor, but it was always such a fun event!
and I SUMMIT
cherish the memories of past
CLARKS
you’d like
to SUMMIT
share, speak now or forever hold My siblings CLARKS
------------------------------your peace! Well, at least until next summer. I Regattas.
also hope that next week will be my last issue.
Until Next Time,
I am looking for someone to take over the job.
Christine
The news needs fresh ideas, and I am beginning
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Lake News
Former, long-time summer resident at Lake Winola, Howard F. Murphey, will celebrate his 104th
birthday on Saturday, August 20 at a 2:00 p.m.
“cake and ice cream” gathering with family and
friends at The Willowbrook Senior Living Community, Clarks Summit where he has resided since
May 2007. The Murphey Family cottage (formerly the Warne cottage owned by Howard’s second wife, the late Edna Soulsby Warne) is located
on the Tunkhannock shore and has been in the
Warne/Murphey family since purchased by Edna’s
mother, Emma Soulsby in 1933. Recently, ownership of the cottage was transferred to Donna and
Bill Saunders of Glenside, PA via its purchase by
a third-generation family member. Eventually,
Donna and Bill plan to replace the present cottage
with a new, permanent residence to make Lake
Winola their year-round home. Howard’s children/step-children -- Betty (Murphey) Alani; The
Rev. Canon William F. Murphey; Sandra (Warne)
Johns and her husband, Willard; Donna (Warne)
Saunders and her husband, Bill; Diane (Warne)
Cole and her husband, Edward; and also yearround residents of Lake Winola, The Rev. Canon
William T. Warne II and his wife, Fran --extend
their birthday wishes and blessings to their father/
step-father as he celebrates another milestone in
his life. Birthday greetings may be sent to Howard
at The Willowbrook, 150 Edella Rd., Clarks Summit, PA 18411.
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Nancy Howell and her
family are welcoming a
home stay for three weeks.
The young lady is Marion
Guillemet from Pontavert, France. A 2011 high
school graduate, Marion became close friends
with Skyler Wilcha, Nancy Howell’s granddaughter, last summer when
Skyler visited Europe
with the People to People
Program. Although this
is her first visit to the US,
she has seen New York
and Philadelphia. She
was very excited to be in
Lake Winola for the Water
Carnival. Together, Skyler, Marion, and Sherry
Wilcha (Skyler’s mother),
will round off her trip in
Niagra Falls. Au Revoir!
Happy 11th
Anniversay,
Missy and
Chris Simrell,
August 12th.
Mary Rose Ciuccio-Powell, August 12th
Nicholas Albinson, Grandson of Frank
and Carol Wexler, August 12th
Rodman Azar August 16th, Grandson
of Suzanne Zukoski
Gregory Mollusky, August 16th
Taylor Simrell, Granddaughter of Bill
and Maureen Bender, August 18th
Dana Albinson, Daughter of Frank and
Carol Wexler
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Visit the page often. Updates are always being added.
Some Facebook wallposts:
Sue Dickstein Pollan getting ready
to help in the judging boat for the
floats!!!! love making Lake Winola
memories!!!
Love, Mom & Dad
Carol & Frank Wexler
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We are unable to participate on Aug. 13. Thanks to
our family and friends for
helping us decorate in the
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Alan Battisti Congrats to whoever had the intestinal
fortitude to go forward with Saturday’s parade. My family and I drove almost 2 hours in
the hopes of the rain holding out,
and when it didn’t we still had a
great time. What has become of
Stephen and Marissa?
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Karen Dickstein Weinman
Thank you so much to the participants who came out in the
pouring rain, to those who came
out to watch them, to chairman
Andy Weinman for the pre-parade work, captaining the judges’
pontoon boat, and video, to Sue
Pollan and crew for the pics and
judging, and to all who enthusiastically supported these “good
sports!!”
Marlene Malecki absolutely
beautiful fireworks!!!! great job,
and wonderful finale to a soggy
day!!!!!
Laura Thomas Pease Loved being a part of my 38th Carnival
with my family!!! It was heartwarming, in the cold rain, to see
everyone out today.
2011 Mardi Gras Dinner Dance
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September 24th
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The Wooden Rowboat
Tom Wolff
As far back as I can remember, my family had its traditional week at the lake. The land on Point road was
purchased by my great-grandfather, John G. Rees in
1929, and the cottage was built and finished in 1930.
My mother’s father died at a young age so when the
Rees family estate was established, my mother and
her sister received an equal part with the other children of John G. Two of my mother’s aunts were left in
control and one aunt in particular set the “rotation of
families” for the summer.
The annual trip to the lake was part of the fun. My
mother had been coming to the lake all of her life and
she was aware of what was in the cottage, and where a
person could go to purchase whatever else was needed. She was determined to be prepared so that once
we arrived, we would not have to leave for anything.
She would go to the store in Scranton and buy what
food supplies were needed for the week and my father
would pack all the groceries, pots and pans, and all
other necessities into the 57 Ford Fairlane. My father,
mother and I, being the youngest, would sit up front
while my sister and brothers would be in the back.
We would travel a few blocks and pick up “ Nana.”
From the time we left the house, my father would
complain about how much my mother’s mother, as
he called her, would pack with her for the week. Nana
would come out of the house and it would not matter
if she had all of her clothes packed into a empty stick
match box, my father would ask “ how am I going to
get all of her stuff in this car.” Nana would climb in
the back and we would proceed for two more stops
before our final destination. He would stop at a store
on Market street to get enough peanuts for the week,
and then we would stop at Kelleher tire and gas station. My father did business with
Mr. Kelleher and he would always
make arrangements to have some
rubber tubes blown up for us. Mr.
Kelleher would come out and give
all of us lollipops and then help
stuff us and the tubes in the back
seat. My brothers and sister would
sit on the tubes and away we’d go.
Depending on when our week
was, one of the most important
things to do was to put the wood13
en rowboat in the water so that it could “swell” before
use. The next day we would bail out the water and the
boat would be one of the most useful tools for recreation and survival. My father never took the week off
from work so he would leave with the car for the day,
and the boat was used to make daily rows over to Foster’s store for whatever my mother had forgotten. The
boat was also used for making trips to the swamp, for
jumping off in the middle of the lake, and for fishing with day old bread. We also tried on several occasions to water ski. We would take a piece of plywood
out from under the porch and tie a rope to the boat
and have my bother row as fast as he could. We were
unsuccessful at water skiing, but if accurate accounts
were kept, we would have set a record for standing
the longest time on a moving piece of wet plywood.
The assigned week evolved over the years to longer
time periods. Pure luck and my mothers perseverance to keep the cottage in our family allowed my
brothers, Marty and Dennis, and sister, Karen, and
I to own “El Retiro.” We are all grandparents now
and when the next generation comes to the cottage,
I know they will develop fond memories, a love of
the lake, and a family bond that ties them to the six
generations. That makes me very happy, and I know
my parent’s spirits sit on the old rockers on the front
porch watching the children and knowing that the
cottage will be forever in our family. However, I do
have one concern. My children, nieces and nephews
jump into their cars knowing that everything they
need will be up here, and they only need to bring a
change of clothes. Once here, they have food, a small
fishing boat, inboard motorboat, skis, and even a jet
ski at their convenience. They even have an indoor
bathroom. But I am sad to say, they have no wooden
rowboat to bond them together.
Water Carnival 2011 was an unprecedented event. As the skies darkened in
the morning, everyone was hoping and praying the rain would stay away. As the skies opened
up, it seemed that the day would be a washout. Who could have imagined that 26 participants
would bravely face the rain, and make Water Carnival 2011 one for the books, in a good way!
The enthusiam, detail, and beauty of the floats made one wonder if it was actually raining at
all. Each boat that passed by held smiling, singing, energetic participants. One couldn’t help
but laugh funny floats, tear up at the heatfelt floats, and clap like mad at the beautiful floats.
Congratulations and thank you to all who participated. You made Water Carnival worth the wait
and worth standing in the rain. Thank you to Andy Weinman, the director for the daytime parade.
Everyone is looking forward to the dock displays on Saturday, August 13th!
Best on the Lake “Winola Pops”
Bender
Director’s Award, Beauty: “Lake Winola is a Sure Bet”
Muller
Director’s Award, Humor: “Planet Hollywood of the
Apes” Mollusky
Pontoon Humor 1st: “Hillbilly X-Mas”
Rosenstein
Director’s Award, Humor: “Men-o-pause”
Caputo
Pontoon Humor 2nd: “Chillin’ in my Crib”
Mensinger
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Pontoon Humor 3rd (tie): “Flip Flop Paradise”
Martin
Pontoon Humor 3rd (tie): “Redneck Yacht Club”
Myers
Pontoon Beauty 2nd: “Let Freedom Ring”
Itterly
Pontoon Beauty 1st: “Luau”
Kelleher
Pontoon Beauty 3rd (tie): “Carnival at Lake
Winola”
Thomas
Pontoon Beauty 3rd (tie): “Tangled”
Stevens
Pontoon Romantic 1st: “Marissa, Will You Marry
Me?”
Snyder
Pontoon Romantic 2nd: “Happy 50th Tom and
Bev”
McGlynn
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Thank you Day Parade 2011
Judges: Andy Weinman & Co.
Towed Humor 1st: “Dukes of Winola”
Tench
Towed Humor 2nd “A Towed Toad Float”
Murray/Daily
Self Propelled Humor 2nd: “Singin’ in the Rain”
Thomas/McGraw
Self Propelled Humor 1st: “Swamp People”
Uroskie/Lewis
Self Propelled Humor 3rd (tie): “Lions, Tigers, &
Beers”
Matechak
Self Propelled Humor 3rd (tie): “No Float. Too
Much Debt”
Belaus
Self Propelled Beauty 1st: “Fruit of the Loom”
Colman
Self Propelled Beauty 1st: “Hollywood”
Murray
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Thank you to all who braved the weather
to cheer for the Day Parade participants!
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John Noreika
Notice:
Waste Management will
not collect loose garbage.
Always put your garbage in
a covered can. Wild animals
have been getting into plastic
garbage bags and scattering
the garbage around. Waste
Management will not collect
this garbage.
Local Worship Services
Marissa, Will You Marry Me?
lessly to create the float? Enter Jim and Mickey
Snyder. Mickey was also volunteering at the
lasagna dinner prep, and she excitedly told the
news to her husband, Jim, when she got home.
He was shocked she didn’t offer their boat, and
immediately told her to call Ellen and offer their
boat to decorate. The plan was set. Stephan, his
family, and the Snyders spent hours in the Snyders’ boathouse tying, glittering, and ballooning that beautiful float.
On Saturday, as the floats rounded the
corner, everyone rushed out to watch the parade. Marissa still had no clue what a romantic boy she had on her hands. As she caught a
glimpse of her float, she turned to Stephan in
shock, and he dropped to one knee asking, “Marissa, will you marry me?” There wasn’t a dry
eye along the shore as their family, friends, and
the neighbors looked on. Marissa said yes! The
couple has started discussing plans for their upcoming wedding, but they’re enjoying engaged
life and taking it easy before diving into fulltime
wedding planning. Best of luck to Stephan and
Marissa! Thanks for letting us share in your
special day! By the way, sorry girls; Ellen and
Paul only have one nephew, and he’s taken!
Everyone has been dying to know who
Marissa is, if she said, “yes,” and who that romantic boy is that made that beautiful float.
Well, it all started as Ellen Wengen was baking
lasagna at the pavilion in preparation for the
Lasagna Dinner. She received a phone call from
her nephew, Stephan, asking for a little help. He
said he wanted to propose to his girlfriend at
Water Carnival; what did she think? Stephan,
a police officer in Exeter and Pittson Townships,
had been visiting his Aunt Ellen and Uncle Paul
since they moved to the lake, and always looks
forward to Water Carnival. He thought Lake
Winola’s Water Carnival would be the perfect
time to ask Marissa, a recently certified RN, to
marry him.
Ellen and Stephan immediately started
scheming. They’d invite his family, her family
(who had no idea what was about to happen),
and the couple’s friends. He said there was no
way he could wait until the nighttime to do a
night display, so they were set on a daytime
float. He wanted the float to say, “Marissa, will
you marry me?” and he wanted to propose to her
on the dock as the float passed by during the parade. There was a small glitch, how could they
hide the boat from Marissa as they worked tire-
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Saturdays: 4:00 PM
Sundays: 9:00 AM
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Worship Services: 9:15 AM
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Worship: 10:45 AM, 6:00 PM
Wednesdays, 5:30 PM
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Missing:
Photos of Ruby Tuesday
from the Winola News
If you saw something a little strange happening
on the Joyce’s dock last weekend, you witnessed
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Regatta Tomorrow!
Are you ready?
Music on the Lawn and Craft Fair
August 27th
On the grounds of the Lake Winola United Methodist Church
Maple Drive, Mill City
Live Christian Bands
Between the Lines 2:00 - 3:00
Kingdom Come 3:30 - 4:30
The Helmsmen 5:00 - 6:00
Messengers 6:30 - 7:30
Video: Gaither Vocal Band “Gaither Reunion Vol. 1” 8:00 - 10:00
Campfire for Roasting Marshmallows at 7:30 (Marshmallows not provided)
Bring your own Lawn Chair
Craft Fair starting at 2:00
Chicken BBQ 4:00 - 7:00 Presale Tickets available
Tickets are $9.00 each
Call Mark at 570-351-7365 for tickets.
Craft Vendors WANTED
Please call Mark at 570-351-7365
This is a Smoke Free / Alcohol Free Event.
A free will offering will be taken to offset band expenses.
This is a Rain or Shine Event.
Regatta is tomorrow Saturday, August 13th. The start of the event has
been pushed up to 12 p.m to accommodate all the activities of the day.
There will be races for all ages – adults included. So no matter what age
you are, be sure to bring your bathing suits, sunscreen, tire tubes, canoes,
life-jackets, and competitive spirit to join in the fun.
Registration will begin at 10 am at the Pavilion. You will need your
membership number and the participant’s birth date to register for the
events. The LWCA membership number can be found on your Winola
news or garbage card. Registration for each event will remain open until
2 races prior to the event.
Please be sure that all canoe and kayak participants have their own paddles
and life-jackets. Those participating in the tire tube and kickboard races
are also responsible for providing the needed equipment. And don’t forget
your bucket for the Bailing Canoe Race.
Get ready to swim fast, paddle hard, and fling that water. See you tomorrow!
Sailboat Race
August 14th
Starts at Pavilion
Be There at 9:30
Race Starts at 10
Questions? Call William
Oliver 378-2957
All Sailboats and Skill
Levels Welcome
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Here’s
a
little
registration
helper
to
keep
you
organized
when
you
arrive
at
the
Pavilion
to
register
for
your
events.
Registration
Helper
Name
Date
of
Birth
Cottage
Number
Events
To
Sign
Up
For
ed two
pails &
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any
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