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Date Posted: 21:30:05 01/29/05 Sat
Author: Warren Norstein
Subject: Re: Lebanon Country Club
In reply to: Robin Migdol Freiman 's message, "Lebanon Country Club" on 03:31:40 03/12/04 Fri

>I went to Lebanon Country Club from about 1967 - 1976!
>I've been looking for a website about it but this is
>all that I've found. I went back last summer and was
>so upset. I wish I never saw the place again. Tel Aviv
>is now a suburban development. I was showing my sons
>the "Telephone Trail" we use to hike up to. Shadow
>Lake is still spooky and my children know about Oscar
>Poscar. Lebanon is now a colony for Orthodox/Chasidim
>families and you can't access the property. There are
>gates across every driveway. The campside is all
>overgrown. The Red Roof doesn't exist anymore. I was
>able to point out the unique horseshoe configuration
>to the kids in the first and second horseshoes!
We were B-17 and my big brother Marshall used to wake us each morning to the sounds of "the little white duck" his voice booming through the horseshoe "Rhoda Rinder, Rhoda Rinda, telephone for Rhoda Rinder". Dad played Tevye at the casino with Sid Banner and Arther Zeven, dad's 88 and lives with me and my family in upstate N.Y. Each time I visit an old fashioned luncheonette with its aroma of pipe tobacco and fountain soda (I guess that's the combination)my mind flies back to a building not far from Tot-Town with a pepsi machine out front. It's funny how clear the images are still in my mind some 35 years later.

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