Thank You
Fall was definitely in the air today , and we are on the last covered dish/picnic for the POMC club year; ABSOLUTELY the best year, great weather, plenty of food, and great attendance all points to a very successful well planned event year. And specifically, how much each of you assist, and help make these events happen every month is so awesome.
(almost like having holiday dinners at your house every month......and everyone goes home happy)
I am extremely grateful to each and everyone of you for all of your assistance and hard work pulling this off every month;
VAL and VICKIE; you both are outstanding hostesses and deserve a gold star for sure. Every event had outstanding food, desserts and the cuisine was fantastic!
Bill, Joe, and Marty, POMC looks great, everything is working, and everyone has a functioning, working dock with their boat attached.
My sincere thanks to each and every board member. I appreciate you!
THANK YOU!
Sandy Scott
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Annual Cookout and Chinese Auction
Board members,
It was an absolutely great weather day, a great turnout, lots of good food, a successful chinese auction and lots of raffle tickets sold too! SO MANY THANKS TO EACH AND EVERYONE WHO HELP PULL THIS TOGETHER- EVERY SINGLE YEAR!
Well done today, POMC Board!
THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR ALL YOUR HELP!!!
Sandy Scott
A Big Shout Out to
Annual Cookout and Chinese Auction Business Supporters
Thank You
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Andover Bank
Bud’s Marine
Causeway Beer Depot
Crooked Paddle
Deer Park
Mortal Keys
Pymatuning State Park
Richter’s Bait & Tackle
A BIG THANK YOU to Rebecca James and Joe & Vickie Pasternak for the club swing refurbishing project.
Christmas in July
GREAT meeting and another really good turnout for our Christmas in July picnic. The event/picnic chairwomen (Vickie-Val) did a GREAT job decorating and made the clubhouse a very festive atmosphere as well as organizing a great food fest as well. and The weather held out for dinner hour and a large donation of articles for St. Paul's has been gathered up to deliver within the next week or so. Thank you to everyone who donated so generously and also to those who continue to donate to the Jamestown food bank. Your donations are greatly appreciated.
My sincere thank you to everyone who makes these events happen!!!!!
Sandy Scott
Pymatuning Appreciation Day- Project and Shoreline Clean-up
Source: The Record-Argus​
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WEST SHENANGO TOWNSHIP — If you wanted to celebrate Earth Day by doing some community service, you could have headed to Pymatuning State Park on Saturday for Pymatuning Appreciation Day and the annual Great Pymatuning Shore Cleanup.
The cleanup is part of PennDOT’s Pick up Pa. program and supplied trash bags and gloves to the 77 volunteers who spent half their Saturday morning making the park beautiful.
The Pymatuning Lake Association brought tools, such as shovels, for the volunteers to use. The association also provided lunch for the volunteers.
Assistant Park Manager Sean Benson was happy with the number of volunteers who showed up, though he’s had up to 200 show up to help.
“It’s a good turnout, but not a record,” Benson said. “I always try to target the event before things are green and you can see the trash, but late enough you’re not running into snow.”
While it’s called the shore cleanup, there was a whole lot more than just picking up trash along the lake.
“We’re adding a maintenance component to it,” Benson said.
Teams went around re-mulching several of the playgrounds and Environmental Education Specialist Jared McGary took teams on Tamarack and log cabin trails to remove invasive species from among the native floras.
Chuck Kugler, of Knox, was taking part in his first Pymatuning cleanup. He came at the urging of his girlfriend’s family.
“Her family has been coming here awhile,” Kugler said.
Marty Rego and Lee Haynes are members of the Pymatuning Outboard Motor Club. Park Manager Jessica Fischer had met with the club recently and told them about the event.
“We asked as many of our members to be involved if they could,” Rego said.
While Rego is from Akron, Haynes lives near the park and walks it every day.
“We pick up trash as we see it,” Haynes said. “Earth Day is an awesome thing but it’s a byproduct to today.”
While Earth Day was on Tuesday, Benson said the timing of the event was coincidental. In the past, the cleanup had been scheduled on the first day of spring gobbler season. It missed the season opener this year, but it fell on the same day as the youth hunt, according to Benson.
St. Paul's Donations 2025
Annual Corn Roast
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