Pavilion Project Pictorial History
Rotary Centennial Pavilion to be constructed at the Skaneateles Conservation Area
Photos supplied by; Ralph Jurgensen, Ward Vuillemot & others
   

Skaneateles Evening and Skaneateles Sunrise Rotary Clubs
Celebrating 100 years of "Service Above Self" to our community, and to our world
The Plaque - stands ready for the finished structure and dedication
The Structure - Precut at David Lee's shops on Port St & assm'd on site
WHERE - Skaneateles Conservation Area - Old Senica Tpk.
Gravel road in and ready for heavy equipment, and slab with footings
Setting for structure next to the pond
4/23 - David Lee & Dick Kokosa planning the day & setting up teams
4/23 - David Lee & Robin Jowaisas discussing details
4/23 - "He de bos" - Dick Kokosa, Umes Patil & Duane Weaver
4/23 - Ralph Jurgensen & Duane Weaver "You want us to do what with that?"
4/23 - Break time - Dana Coye, Ralph Edmonds, Doug Smith & Jim Dorris
4/23 - Stripping bark - Duane, John May, Robin & Umesh
4/23 - These logs are for the six main supports -John & Duane debarking.
4/23 - Robin "This beats the Community Center excises room"
4/23 - Robin & John "Ah, how did you rate the good tools"
4/23 - Ralph & Doug "I have 10 fingers now. Let's count them later"
4/23 - David, Dick & Duane working out the details a few notches.
4/23 - David Lee "On the count of three, lift"
4/23 - Umesh & Dick working on support timbers.
4/23 - Robin - "Not a bad days work starting with one log"
4/23 - Robin & David measuring twice and cutting once.
4/23 - John making the cut with Umesh inspecting & Duane lending support.
4/23 - Robin making a chainsaw sculpture.
4/23 - The last task of the day! - Robin Jowaisas
4/27 - "Hey; keep the cut on the inside of line" - Ward Vuillemot
4/27 - Dick Kokosa keeping to DN tolerance (Dead Nuts)
4/27 - Our Navy at work - Robin Jowaisas & John Paddock cheking the lines
4/30 - Doug Smith (2nd L) - "You mean to tell me we gotta work to?"
4/30 - Mike Wahlrad - "I've got them all working; so, can I have coffee too?"
4/30 - Dave - "I'll hold it in place while you make the cut"
4/30 - Art Fellerman & Mike Clark - "According to the assembly manual .....
4/30 - Mike Clark, Mike Wahlrab , Mike Krebs & Art Fellerman
4/30 - Dave Labourdett - "I don't think that will move it"
4/30 - "Nope, needs to be 3" less in diameter. Try again"
4/30 - John Hennessy - " I'm sure you had 5 fingers on that hand this morning"
4/30 - Dave Labourdette - "Now that I have it started, how do you shift it?"
4/30 - Dave - "Mike, you gonna bother to tell the others that pizza's here"
4/30 - John - "Just place one or two small nails here"
4/30 - Dan Roche - "Come'n, I said stand it up, not stand up on it"
4/30 - Ar & Mike, The advisors - "Now, thats more like it"
5/7 - No kidding, Scott, you went to school where?
5/7 - The early Sunriser ready to go. Rhett & Aaron Weiss, & Paul To...
5/7 - Billy, will you look at the size of the support?
5/7 - De boss team reviewing the day's schedule.
5/7 - Dick Poppa - Checking it twice
5/7 - The Support Team - Jim Messenger & Lee Overstrum tailgating.
5/7 - That's Aaron Weiss on the controls giving us a lift.
5/7 - John Paddock - De Judge and logistic checker.
5/7 - Dick tightening the joist fasteners.
5/7 - John Hennessy removing a temporary support with Rhett Weiss supervising.
5/7 - Moving one of the five joist out of the fab area.
5/7 - John checking the load.
5/7 - Just a bit further
5/7 - Loading the uprights
5/7 - John double checking to see we have all the tools required on site.
5/7 - Double check the tiedowns before the trip to the site.
5/7 - Unloading at the building site.
5/7 - Unloading the uprights.
5/7 - Dan Roach setting up drill jig with Brad McLennan lending a hand.
5/7 - Placing the first upright on the support.
5/7 - Deadeye Dan hitting the mark.
5/7 - Lee Bennett checking the alignment.
5/7 - Bill Stevens & Dan Roach drilling bolt holes.
5/7 - David Lee offloading a load of the joist.
5/7 - The photographers; Ward & Ralph, getting in the picture.
5/7 - Second upright being place.
5/7 - Mother Goose checking out the action across the pond.
5/7 - Five of the six uprights in place
5/7 - It's "Lincoln Log" time. And it fits!!
5/7 - Dick Poppa, John Paddock, Bill Stevens & Lee Bennett
5/7 - Continuing assembly of the pieces
5/7 - Town Supervison & Rotarian Bill Pavlus stopping by to thank the crew.
5/7 - Day's end. With Ellen Leahy of the Skaneateles Press observing.
5/9 - Day's beginning - BDC (Before Dave's Crew)
5/9 - 11 AM - Now that's progress - David and his crew
5/9 - Amazine sight! 4-workers on site, and 4-workers working :-D
5/9 - Mother & Papa Goose cruising by for inspection.
5/9 - 11:30 AM - ADC - (After Dave's Crew) Heavy work done!
5/12 - The Boy Scouts have the tables completed
5/12 - Start of a morning of cutting more beams.
5/12 - Bill & John making the long rip.
5/12 - Results - 4 hip joist.
5/14 - The load of coffee and donuts arrive along with the metal roofing.
5/14 - Sue Keefe & Roberta Williams - "Coffee's on"
5/14 - And the crew seem to not have gotten the word!
5/14 - Paul Frickey & Dick Kokosa sizing roof sheeting
5/14 - Ralph Edmonds - "Will this hold up to Skaneateles snow loads?"
5/14 - The Rutan family crew on the job - Dave, Bill & Doug
5/14 - John Paddock on the 16 lb sledge (well, it seemed the heavy)
5/14 - Dick Whalen ready to fix it with the saw, if the hammer won't work.
5/14 - Dick creating more saw dust for the dog run.
5/14 - Doug & Ward starting to hang the roof sheeting.
5/14 - Ron Bond & Roberta keep the roof crew in materials and good cheer.
5/14 - Roberta - "Your goota be kidding; what length do you need?"
5/14 - Doug - "I need another at 8 foot, 2 and 3/64 inches long"
5/14 - Roberta on the "Monster Saw"
5/14 - Roberta - "a little up; now a bit west; almost; slightly down on the top"
5/14 - Look'n gooooood, but just a little too long on a few boards
5/14 - Bill trimming off a few extra inches left by Doug, John & Ward
5/14 - End of a very busy and productive day.
5/20 - Clean up time at David Lee's shop
5/20 - and some cleaning up on site
5/20 - Roof sheeting about completed. We are 95% of the way there!
5/23 - Almost there!
5/26 - From across the pond
5/26 - Getting it straight
5/26 - Proj Mgrs, Ralph Edmonds & Dick Kokosa placing the plaque
5/26 - Okay! Good Job. Is it party time now?
5/26 - Completed with the magic of Photoshop
6/10 - The day prior to the dedication ceremony.
6/11 - Putting the final touches and cleaning up prior to dedications.
6/11 -And how many ways can a job be done? ONE
TWO
THREE - Let us know if you can think of more ways.