2^nd Annual Morse Reservoir Cleanup Day – BIG SUCCESS 

Morse Waterways Association celebrates another successful event with the 2^nd Annual Cleanup Day.  With the help of thirty volunteers from the association and Morse community, tons of logs and debris from the reservoir were collected on Saturday morning September 30th using pontoon boats, ropes and chainsaws to cut the very large tree logs. Lower than normal temperatures and threat of rain did not scare off this hard working crew.  

We would like to thank the following business and communities for their support in this year’s event. We could not have accomplished so much without their efforts.

Robert Weihe, Weihe Construction for donating the backhoe and operator Jim Jones. Bud Willitzer,  LakeMaster Inc. for donating their dock barge and operators Justin and Jason. Scott Dufrey,  Marina Limited Partnership, for coordinating use of the Noblesville marina launch ramp activity.  Charlie Cambre and Pat Comer from Cicero Parks and Streets departments for use of Red Bridge Park and removal of all the debris. The City of Noblesville and Hamilton County Streets Department  for removing debris from Morse Marina parking lot.  

Thanks to Kim Wert for early morning coffee and feeding us a picnic lunch of hot dogs, baked beans and snacks.

The following is the list of your volunteer neighbors who did the hard labor.  

Please let them know of your appreciation when you see them.

Phil Burris,  Gary McIntosh, Dean    Denhart ,  Dan Mitas, Gary Denhart,  Mike    Murphy,  Roger Goings,   Cliff Nicholson,  Brett Hayes,  Ed Potts,  Ford Hebner,   Detlef  Rathman,  Gary Helgemo,  Gary Rhodes,  Bret Hayes, Taylor Robinson,  Jim Koss,   Jim Schneider,  Jay Lanman,  Bob Tansey,  David Lee,  Dick VanVoorhis, Gayle Lucka,  Mike Wert,  Chuck McCarley,  Kim Wert,  Gary McIntosh &  Josh Womack.

Morse Clean-Up Day's   September 30, 2006

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