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MCA Board Of Directors

President

Bill Yanosh - E-056 / 2017

Vice President

Bob Villella - G-020 / 2018

Treasurer

Ruby Marcocelli - E-095 / 2016

Secretary

Mike Grady - D-150 / 2017

Director At Large

Eric Shumaker - B-005 / 2016

Keith Edwards - H-021/ 2016

Bill Oyler - B-006 / 2018

Cassie Hellmann - C-012 / 2017

Linda Revetta - A-117 / 2017

Jim Hogue - D-096 / 2016

Mark McFadden - A-025 / 2016

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C O M M I T T E E L I A I S O N S

Board Of Director

Meetings

First Saturday

of every month

A-Frame Dining Hall

9:00am

ALL MEMBERS WELCOME

Adult Lounge Bill Oyler

Architectural Eric Shumaker

Audit & Budget Ruby Marcocelli

By-Laws Rules & Regs Keith Edwards

Church Linda Revetta

Elections & Nominations Mike Grady

ERT Emergency Response Jim Hogue

Inspections Eric Shumaker

Lake Jim Hogue

Maintenance Bob Villella

Newsletter Linda Revetta

Pool Bill Oyler

Sales & Promotions Linda Revetta

Security & Mgmt Bill Yanosh

Sewage Bill Yanosh

Social Cassie Hellmann

Sports Mark McFadden

Store Bob Villella

Teens Mark McFadden

Youth Mike Grady

Vehicles Bill Oyler

Wifi Cassie Hellmann

Well here it is Memorial Day weekend already, the official start of the camping

season. I hope everyone had a safe and healthy off season. For those members

that we lost during the off season, our thoughts are with the respective families.

Everyone involved in the day to day operations has been working very hard all year to

get camp ready for the start of the new season. We had some issues this year

getting our seasonal staff hired and that has delayed some projects but at this time

most of those issues are behind us. Please respect all staff members and report any

concerns to the office or to your BOD rep for resolution. Some quick updates: we

received final approval from the DEP in early April for the permit for our new sewage

plant. Since then our engineer has been completing other permits needed by local

government authorities for the construction of the plant, as well as preparing for our

final bidding process. This phase will take a few months and we are still hoping for

construction to begin this fall. Our security company began providing coverage in

April and will have some expanded hours over the course of the season. We also

upgraded our video surveillance in some areas of the campground and we will use

the surveillance as needed. Many committees have exciting events planned for the

season. Please support our committees and consider donating some time on the

committees of your choice. I am sure each liaison will cover some of the plans in

their articles within this newsletter. Our website was launched over the offseason

www.mcacamplands.org and this site has both an open to the public section as well

as a members only section. Within the members only section, items published are

Rules & Regs, By-Laws, BOD minutes, ect. This will be the official communication

vehicle used by the BOD, and we will begin using Facebook much less for BOD

communications.

Enjoy the season!

Bill Yanosh - President

MoraineCamplandsAssociat ion 281 Staf f Rd S l ippery Rock PA 16057

F RO M T H E P R E S I D E N T

Memoria l Day 2016

I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :

From the President 1

From the Vice President 2

From your Secretary 2

From your Section Reps 4

From your Committees 3-8

Advertisements 8 - 12

MORAINECAMPLANDSASSOCIATION

* DBD Camp Store * F RO M T H E V I C E P R E S I D E N T A big welcome to the 2016 MCA camping season. Let me say, that we are looking

forward to another great year filled with good memories for you and your family. I

would like to say that while enjoying your camping season, there are a lot of people

in the background working very hard to ensure that we have fun activities for all

members to participate in. Whether they are a member of the office staff, the

maintenance crew, and all the volunteers that give up a portion of their time all year

to ensure we all have a good time at camp. As usual though, it is important that we

touch on some aspects that need your attention. We are going through changes

and trying to adjust to the new challenges that confront us all. Please make sure

you have lot numbers on your site. This is very important if an emergency arises

and it is your rule. Also make sure you have them on the front and back of your golf

cart. It is your rule and will be enforced throughout the season by security and other

members. Watch your fires and do not leave them unattended for any length of

time, as we all know from a couple years ago could be a major disaster. Have a

water source close by and no burning on windy days. Please keep your eye on yours

and your neighbor’s lots like a neighborhood watch. This can help cut down on the

instances of vandalism.

One more thing I would like to address to the membership;

Please DO NOT FLUSH RAGS, DIAPERS, PAPER TOWELS, FEMININE PRODUCTS,

BABY OR SANITARY WIPES or any other items that CAN and DO clog our sewer lines.

When we get a clog, every campsite on that line is disrupted as we search for the

clog, have to clean out and repair the line. This is a waste of your resources and

may disrupt your weekend until it is fixed. Our current sewage plant and also our

new one that is being built are not equipped to handle these items. Please think

before you flush.

Be a good neighbor. Have fun and if you are looking for something to do, come to

see me, as I have a lot of projects on the table this year. I would gladly accept any

and all who would like to help.

Thank you in advance.

Bob Villella - Vice President / G-Section Representative

Hello! Hope everyone had a good winter. It’s great to be back at camp for the up-

coming season. We have a full office staff now that is all new. Please give them the

same respect that you would want to receive. I have been your Secretary for a little

over a year and a half. I am still learning things, but I want to ensure you that I al-

ways have the best interest of the members. If you see something happening that

shouldn’t be happening, please fill out an “Incident Report”, or if you would like to

voice your opinion on a specific matter, fill out a Speak and Be Heard. By filling out

this report, your Board of Directors and I can rectify and solve the problem. Without

these reports, nothing can be done, and because of it, a lot of things that go on are

left unsolved. If you need help with either report, or are not sure of which one to fill

out, please contact me.

Mike Grady - Secretary / D-Section Representative

Welcome back Debbie and

Tony Callahan to run the

MCA store again this sea-

son. The store is for the

convenience of the mem-

bers. They have a full ser-

vice menu which can be

accessed on our new web-

site and on the Facebook

page CAMP STORE.

You can purchase grocer-

ies and enjoy a lot of fresh

goodies in the pastry de-

partment. Please stop by

and say hello and try

something.

Bob Villella

G - Section Representative

Store Liaison

REMINDER!

UNDER NO

CIRCUMSTANCES

WILL CASH

IN EXCESS OF $25.00

BE ACCEPTED AT

THE OFFICE!

YOU MUST PAY BY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER ONLY!

Also, please ensure that you get a receipt for all money

transactions that you make

in the office.

F RO M T H E S E C R E TA RY

MoraineCamplandsAssociat ion

Please be courteous to our office staff!

They are not permitted to address your

complaints and concerns. Please fill out a

Speak and Be Heard or you may make a note

of your concerns that will be placed into the mailbox of your

Section Rep

Your Section Rep will then contact you.

Reminder from the BOD

All lots not having a $.00 (zero) balance as of 5pm, June 30,

will have their gate cards locked out per procedure.

Get Online to our new website

MCACAMPLANDS.ORG

To request access to the Members Only section, click on “Request Access” from

top of the main page. You will be required to fill out your name and your lot number

etc. If you have not been able to access the request and enter at this point, shut

your computer all of the way down, restart and once back on the camp website click

on request access from the bottom of the page. Once you have gone through this

process it could happen immediately or may take three or four days for you obtain

access to the entire site. We all need to remember that this is all volunteer work

and you may have to wait a few days for access to be obtained. So much infor-

mation is on this page; meetings, minutes, rules and regulations, etc.

Please remember: User names and passwords are case sensitive.

Thank you for your patience.

Linda Revetta - A Section Representative

Andi Criscella / Wi-Fi Committee Chairperson – C-610

F RO M W I F I C O M M I T T E E


Our committee will be

riding around the

campground looking for

your A/C and extra refrig-

erator stickers. They are

to be displayed in your

trailer window. We will

also be checking for your

electric golf cart sticker,

insurance sticker and lot

number (front and back)

on your golf carts. Also,

please clean up your lots

and have your lot number

displayed so that it is visu-

ally easy to find. It is for

your benefit.

Please comply with your

rules.

Eric Shumaker

Inspection Committee Liaison

Our committee has been

working very hard the last

few months to catch up

with old permits (some

dating back to 2014) and

conducting inspections for

all the new applications.

I’m glad to say that as of

May 8, we finally got

caught up and there are

no pending permits. I

would like to acknowledge

Bob Villella, Bill Oyler and

Denny Kingston for their

time and effort to get this

done. Now that we are

caught up we hope to stay

on top of it.

Eric Shumaker

Architectural Committee Liaison

Bill Oyler

B Section Representative / B-6

Pool Liaison

F RO M B S E C T I O N

Once again Lou and Debbie Campbell will be having the annual B Section picnic on

August 20th. The picnic is open to all campers, lots of fun so plan to attend. Lou

will post more details on the MCA Events Facebook page and I will give more info in

the July 4 newsletter.

If anyone has any questions or problems, please let me know. I am at lot B-6 and I

will try to answer or find out the answer to your questions and will help find a solu-

tion to your problems.

Bill Oyler / B Section Representative B-6

F RO M C S E C T I O N Welcome back campers for the 2016 season! I am looking forward to a great camp-ing season as your C-Section Representative. If you have any questions, concerns, or problems, please stop and see me at C-12. If I do not know the answer, I will be sure to find the answer for you. All of our committees are still in need of volunteers, even if you could just help out a few hours one weekend, it would be greatly appreci-ated. I am also your Social Liaison and Wi-Fi Liaison and welcome any event sug-gestions and appreciate your support at MCA.

Cassie Hellmann / C Section Representative

F RO M D S E C T I O N

In our D-Section over the past few months, the maintenance men have been work-ing very hard. Jon & crew installed new storm drains, repaired water breaks and also dumped and spread gravel in front of our bath house. Our bath house is one of the nicest ones in the campground due to members from our section taking pride in it. Let’s keep up the good work and have a safe and happy season! Thank you and God bless!

Mike Grady / D Section Representative

F RO M H S E C T I O N

I would like to start off by introducing myself to the members of H Section at MCA.

My name is Keith Edwards and my lot number is H 21. My wife, Faith, and I have

been members of the MCA for about 8 seasons. We do enjoy the campground for

what is has to offer. I am the H Section representative and the Rules and Regula-

tions Liaison until the next election in September. I have chosen to be the eye, ears

and voice for all H section members and will express your thoughts, concerns and

ideas to the MCA Board of Directors this camping season.

This also includes the concerns of the entire MCA regarding the Rules and Regula-

tions. The committee is currently reviewing and discussing possible updates and or

revisions to several of them. I am also asking all of the MCA members to express

their views and thoughts on the MCA’s current Rules and Regulations with the

hopes of enhancing the safety of the entire MCA community.

I would like to say thank you to the MCA community for this opportunity in making

this a safe and enjoyable 2016 camping season.

Keith Edwards / H Section Representative / Rules and Regs Liaison


I would like to inform you

that after a lot of research

to stay within our budget a

new bowling machine has

been purchased for the

adult lounge. We still

need a lot of people for

the Tuesday and Thursday

bowling leagues, sign-up

sheets are in the office.

The adult lounge is availa-

ble for use by any camper

that is on their lease. Go

to the office, let them

know what time you want

it open, fill out the info

sheet with you name and

lot number. It will be in-

spected before it is

opened and after you

close it for damage and

cleanliness. There is no

charge for it’s use. Please

be respectful of the

machines and the facility.

Bill Oyler / Adult Lounge Liaison


I would like to discuss projects up for consideration in the campground this season.

First I would like to thank everyone in advance who is willing to get involved.

1. We are going to paint the bridge over to the island before Memorial Day week-

end. It will probably have to be during the week as we don't want to close off the

island for the day but we will if we have to.

2. We have an unsung hero (who does not want to be pointed out and I will respect

his wishes) who has been sanding and painting the fence along Staff Road. Hats off

to this member who volunteered to do this. If you see him and want to help, let him

know. If not, at least pause and say something nice. It doesn't cost anything and it is

a hard job to do by yourself..

3. A real ambitious one here folks We are going to prep and paint the entire back

of the A-Frame building, get rid of unsightly wires, pressure wash the building

(before painting), and the roof over the garage. Here is where we need the help the

most as this is quite a project. I am trying to avoid spending maintenance crew labor

dollars on this or at least keep it to a minimum. They are concentrated on other pro-

jects throughout the campground.

4. Lastly, I would like to again thank the people who took it upon themselves to

clean up one of our playgrounds. There are actually many people who do this type of

thing around MCA on a daily basis, not for attention, not because they want some-

thing from us, just people starting to get involved again like it was when I first be-

came a member 15 years ago. So, let's enjoy our camping season and yes we will

be working on the A-Frame ladies room in the fall. We have hired 2 new mainte-

nance staff and a comfort station cleaner. Please, say hello if you wish, but do not

tie them up in conversation as they have work to do. If you have any questions, ask

Jon when he is out and you see him, or ask me and we will try to help you. You can

also leave a message at the office in our mailbox. Please report anyone you see

committing vandalism in your campground facilities. It is your money that will be

spent to fix any damage so lets all be a little diligent. Thank you!

Bob Villella - G-Section Representative / Maintenance Liaison

F RO M L A K E C O M M I T T E E

The Lake Committee will be concentrating on fixing up the lake this spring and sum-

mer. We will be repairing benches and replacing wood. We have added signage to

our lake that states the lake is “FISH FOR FUN ONLY!” All fish must be released

back into the lake. With the funds we raise this season we hope to be stocking the

lake with fish. We would love to put bass, crappie and perch into the lake. We as a

committee need your help. Please come out to our events and support our func-

tions.

To raise funds we will be having many food events and bake sales. We are also sell-

ing T-Shirts and Sweatshirts. Order forms will be available at lots H-13, D-95, D-96

and D-126. Cutoff date for the first order will be June 5, 2016. Payment due with

order. If there is enough interest we will have a second order in July. We are also

selling car magnets, they are very nice and have MCA on them. The Lake Commit-

tee has some fun events planned throughout the summer! Anyone who wants to

join the Lake Committee please sign up at the office. If you would rather not be on

committee just show up and we could still use your help! Thank you very much!

Jim Hogue - D section Representative / Lake Liaison

MAY 29 - DAN SNYDER (Communion)

JUNE 5 - JIM BRAUN

JUNE 12 - DAN SNYDER

JUNE 19 - NOVELLA PICKINS

JUNE 24 - CHRISTIAN HYMN SING

JUNE 26 - MIKE CAMPBELL (Communion)

JULY 3 - JIM BRAUN

JULY 10 - DAN SNYDER

JULY 17 - RIVER

JULY 24 - MIKE CAMPBELL

JULY 31 - JIM BRAUN (Communion)

AUGUST 7 - DAN SNYDER

AUGUST 14 - RON DROSKI

AUGUST 21 - DAN SNYDER (Communion)

AUGUST 28 - RIVER

SEPTEMBER 4 - DAN SNYDER (Communion)

SEPTEMPER 11 - STEEL CITY

Bill Campbell / D-160

Barb Bane / D-2

F RO M M A I N T E N A N C E C O M M I T T E E


Welcome back campers!

Social is excited to have many events and activities planned for your summer fun.

Social Bingo started on Saturday, April 16th and will transfer to Friday night Bingo

on May 20th doors open at 7pm, Bingo starts at 8pm. Please come support your

Social Bingo and give Gioia Mangis a big “thank you” for making the 2016 Bingo

season possible.

Throughout the summer, Social is always looking for donations and volunteers to

make all events possible. Without the campers help, these events and activities

would not be possible. This year Social has a lot of new and different activities

planned for your enjoyment. Some of the new events lined up for the summer in-

clude; painting with a twist, corn hole, bake sale, BBQ fundraiser, country line danc-

ing, pony patty bingo, and more. Please consider donating a few hours to an event

listed above so that all events can be a success at MCA.

Your Memorial Day line-up includes a weekend of fun and activities. Please come

out and support your MCA Social Committee and join in the fun. Over the Holiday

weekend we will be having Bingo on Friday. Saturday, we will host a Bake Sale

(donations welcome), Corn Hole Tournament, and a band on Saturday night featur-

ing Shade 10. Sunday’s line-up includes; Country Line Dancers, Painting with a

Twist ($35/please pre-register with Doug at H-513 (412-689-6841) or Gioia Mangis

at D-130). To close out the weekend, DJ Mike Chuba on Sunday evening at 9pm.

Please see the Events Calendar for more details.

During the Holiday weekend we will start selling the Pony Patty Bingo tickets for the

event on July 2 and tickets will also go on sale for the Meat & Money Trivia which

will be pulled on Labor Day weekend. See any Committee member for tickets.

Thank you for supporting your Social Committee this season and we look forward to

a wonderful summer.

Doug Cumens / Social Committee Chairperson H-513

F RO M S O C I A L C O M M I T T E E

Hello Campers!

Bingo is in full swing and going great. Bingo is every Friday night. Doors open at 7

and first game begins at 8. Come join the fun. If you are able to make it to 12 bin-

gos this season you will be eligible for our free bingo on September 11.

We are always looking for volunteers to help out selling specials and at the front

table before bingo begins. If you can help for just one Friday, it would be greatly

appreciated. Please let me know so I can put you on my schedule.

We look forward to the upcoming camping season.

Gioia Mangis / Social Committee Treasurer D-130

This year we started off slow, but Doug Cumens H-513 and Gioia Mangis D-130

stepped up as our Chairperson and Treasurer and have a fun-filled schedule for

the 2016 season. A big “thank you” to both of them for stepping up! We are still in

need of volunteers for the committee and would appreciate any and all assistance

that our members can help out with. Please consider signing up in the office or

just donating a few hours on a weekend helping out with bingo or a dance. The

more help received the more fun everyone can have. Please see the Events sched-

ule posted on our website mcacamplands.org or at the office.

Cassie Hellmann / Social Committee Liaison C-12

Support Our

Fireworks

The rocket located in the camp store is for donations

that are contributed to our

4th of July Fireworks.

Please Donate Today!

SLOW DOWN

The speed limit throughout our

campground is 10mph. This applies to all

vehicles,

golf carts and bicycles.

RELAX

Grab a towel and lounge at the

pool or lake. All children under the age of twelve must be

accompanied by

an adult (This means age 11 and under)

Everyone at all times must adhere to the rules and the instruction of the lifeguards.

ENJOY

Fish at the lake,

play some bocce. Enjoy a nice walk

through the camp.

Shake it up at the

Saturday night dance. Have fun all day

and evening long.

Please remember,

Quiet hour begins

At midnight


F RO M YO U T H C O M M I T T E E Welcome back members! Are you ready for another fun filled season? WE ARE!

Your MCA Youth Committee has worked hard during the off season to prepare many

exciting events for our youth. This year we are all about family! We love watching

both parents and children enjoy every single event that we organize and we hope

that all of you take advantage of the wonderful events coming up this season. First

off, I am so excited to announce that Youth Wednesday Bingos will begin June 1.

Doors open at 6:30 with bingo starting at 7:00. I want to send a special thank you

to John and Judy Gould for continuing their support and dedication to our MCA

Youth. Also, volunteers and donations are always needed! Any donations can be

brought to lots D-150 (Dawn) and E-79 (Anita). Volunteer Sign Up Sheets will be

available at every youth function and in the office. Please consider signing up for

one of our events. Trust me, it’s worth it!

A few things will be changing this year, so please bear with us as we are always try-

ing our best. The last few years our Friday movies have decreased in numbers, so

this year we will be doing a Monthly Friday Night Movie. Some months they may

even follow one of the Monthly Candy Hunts. Our first movie of the season will be

May 28 at dusk behind the Teen Rec. Bring your blankets, snacks and family mem-

bers to enjoy a movie without admission. Also, our Youth Pool Parties have turned

into Family Pool Parties. Your MCA Youth committee pays for all lifeguards for the

pool to be opened during these special hours. The pool rules are also stricter during

evening pool dances. We take child safety very seriously and we do not hesitate to

remove a child if it is in his/her best interest. We try not to refuse any child, but dur-

ing Youth committee events all children must be accompanied by an adult. There is

also no smoking and no alcohol allowed.

A few times last year events had to be cancelled or times had to be changed at the

last minute. Please know that we never like to cancel an event but sometimes

things are out of our control. For movies this year, if one is cancelled because of

weather, it will be showed the following weekend. Pool parties will be cancelled only

for thunder/lightning. We will post any cancellations on the MCA Events Facebook

page and are still in the process of getting the ok to post on the new website.

Sign ups for “Lunch with Santa” will begin on Saturday, May 28 and run until Sun-

day, July 3. You can sign up at lots D-150, E-79 and at DBD Camp Store. Also,

there will be an opportunity to sign your child up at every Youth Function. Children

are $5, Adults $3. We will not, under any circumstances, take names or money

after July 3. Money is also due at the time of sign up. As you already know, this

event is the largest of the season and we need those weeks before to prepare our-

selves. I hope to see all of you Sunday, May 29 at the Memorial Pavilion from 9am-

11am to kick off our first fundraiser of the season. Every day is a great day when

you start with a plate of pancakes and donate towards a great cause!

Thank you,

Dawn Grady / Youth Committee Chair D-150

Pennsylvania Law now mandates that volunteers working with children are required

to obtain a “Child Abuse History Clearance”. For information regarding the clear-

ance please visit www.KeepKidsSafe.pa.gov. Individuals seeking clearance can go

directly to www.compass.state.pa.us/cwis to create an account and apply for their

child abuse clearance electronically. You must also obtain the PA Criminal History

Check, this can be done online as well at epatch.state.pa.us. There is no fee and

under the guidelines not everyone is required to have the clearance but the more

we have the easier it will be for us to create fun activities for our Youth.

On Saturday, May 7, West-

moreland County held

their Special Olympics at

Norwin High School.

Brian Homick / B-54

competed and won 3 gold

medals! He participated

in the following events:

* Shot Put

* Javelin Throw

* 100 Meter Dash

Dawn Grady

Youth Committee Chair D-150

We are still in a strong

need of volunteers. So

far we have 2 people

signed up but are in need

of more to make Teen

activities happen. Even if

you are able to just in-

volve yourself with a few

events, that time would

be greatly appreciated.

You may sign up at the

office and even list the

dates you would be avail-

able. Also, share with

your teen that we are also

willing to explore their

ideas and let them help

with gathering their

friends to make a great

day of fun happen. You

are also welcome to con-

tact me at A-25 as well.

Mark McFadden

Teen Committee Chair A-025


Welcome back everyone! We are excited to have an active committee again this

year and have been working hard on updating your MCA Rules and Regulations.

During recent meetings we have been discussing the update of Rule 208, Rule 405,

Rule 807 and a possible new rule addition regarding major rule penalties. These

proposed changes will go to the BOD for their approval in June.

The vote for rule changes is scheduled to be held on Sunday, July 3 at 2pm in the A-

Frame. Please look for more information in the coming months regarding the vote.

Please come out and vote! The campers are the ‘voice’ of our Campground.

Cassie Hellmann / Rules and Regulations Committee Chairperson – C-12

F RO M RU L E S A N D R E G S C O M M I T T E E

Sports Committee we be holding it's “Golf Balls in the Raft” competition

Saturday May 28, 12 - 3:00pm. Please come and join in the fun.

Horseshoe tournament will be held Sunday May 29, 1:00pm at Memorial Pavilion.

Cost is $5.00 per person and there will be cash prizes.

We will also be hosting our Annual Golf Outing at Green Meadows Golf Course on

Saturday July 16. First tee time is 7:40am.

The entry fee is $65.00 and includes golf fees, hot dogs at the turn, dinner, and

beverages.

All teams are picked at random.

Sign up at H-031( Denny or Sue Kingston ), H-35 (Dave or Alice McLaughlin),

E-029 (Jake Miller)

Denny Kingston / Sports Committee Chair

F RO M S P O R T S C O M M I T T E E

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SPRING CLEAN UP

Welcome back Campers!

Yes, we are all excited and ready to have some fun but keep in mind the importance of cleaning up our lots.

Clean up your leaves… Not only a camp rule, but very

important to the safety of our campground.

Place your leaves into disposable, paper leaf bags. You can place

these bags as they are in the leaf pile at the dump.

If using plastic garbage bags, you must empty the leaves from the bag into the pile. No plastic bags are to be left full in the leaf pile.

Please be courteous to your neighbors. Do not blow leaves toward your neighbors lot or onto the street for the wind to disperse them.

NO BURNING LEAVES! It is in violation of the camp rules and

also very unsafe for our campground.


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