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Bulletin the Publication of the Upper Stoney Lake Association Bulletin The Publication of the Upper Stoney Lake Association Fall / Winter 2020 www.usla.ca/facebook Volume 65 Issue 2 2 The Bulletin ~ Fall / Winter 2020 ANNIVERSARY CONGRATULATIONS MURRAY AND FORD WEDDING Jenna Murray and Dylan Ford celebrated one year of wedded bliss following their wedding on August 17, 2019, with family and friends at the Steam Whistle Brewery in downtown Toronto. Jenna is a 4th generation Stoney Laker on her father’s side and 3rd generation on her mother’s Beautiful fall sunrise on South Bay. (Oct. 2020) side. Jenna’s great- This moose was seen grandparents, Bruce wandering across County and Edna Howson purchased Brock Rd. 40 just south of the Island in 1920. Her Carmel Church the first grandparents were week of September. Bob (Doc) and Mhora Murray and Bert and Jean Mortlock. (Right) Bald Eagle visiting Her parents are Scott and Marilou Murray. Dylan’s a Stoney Lake island in late parents are Kent and Joanne Ford of Bowmanville. August. Photo courtesy of Jenna and Dylan reside in their new home in Oshawa. John Lowe The Bulletin ~ Fall / Winter 2020 3 We really do appreciate your business and always go We also do valuations for capital gains tax calculations the extra mile for our clients. Living year-round on this and work hand in hand with your tax accountant to fabulous lake has given us a real appreciation for the streamline the process with Revenue Canada. beauty of Stoney. Ball Real Estate Inc. Buying or selling Note: Sassy would tell you life on Stoney Lake is great - if is the fastest growing waterfront can be a she could - but although she is an English Springer Spaniel, most successful real complicated process, she can’t speak English! estate company in but we make it the local water front straightforward and market today. help solve the problems before they There’s a reason for actually become that success story, so problems. put us to work for you. We help our buyers find the right financing Thank you for and insurance taking the time coverage and home to read our ad inspections to close the sale. ... Gloria and Carl Carl Edwards, Broker ~ Gloria Cameron-Edwards, Sales Representative Cell: 705-927-7485 Office: 705-651-2255 Ball Real Estate Inc. ~ www.gloriaandcarl.ca Help us keep your heart here. Today, doctors can stop a heart attack in its tracks in Peterborough Regional Health Centre’s Cardiac Cath Lab. But after a decade of providing lifesaving treatment, the Cath Lab must be replaced. Without it, patients from across our region might have to be transferred to another hospital hours away, at a time when every second counts. Give today. Help us keep your heart here tomorrow. “You help make our lifesaving work possible!” 705.876.5000 -Dr. Warren Ball, Interventional Cardiologist prhcfoundation.ca & Director, PRHC Cardiac Cath Lab 4 The Bulletin ~ Fall / Winter 2020 USLA BOARD OF DIRECTORS - 2020 - 2021 President / Treasurer Vice-President Past-President Julian Pope Pavilion Director Elizabeth Hyde Jim Rickard [email protected] [email protected] Cell: 416-886-6475 [email protected] Cell: 647-965-9032 Cottage: 705-877-2252 Res: 705-877-8878 Director - Membership Director - Swim / Youth Director - Environment Shelagh Landsmann Cathy Miller Jackie Ouellette [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Res: 705-877-2884 Cell: 647-808-6062 Cell: 705-875-2746 Cell: 705-741-6800 Director - Craft Sale Director at Large Glenn Hunter Brittany Owens Are you interested in becoming involved with the USLA? Do you have a particular [email protected] [email protected] area of expertise to share? If so, please Cell: 416-605-0246 brittany.owens@ contact any of the directors or committee scotiabank.com chairs listed here. You would be warmly Cell: 647-537-1819 welcomed. USLA COMMITTEE CHAIRS - 2020 - 2021 Craft Sale Fishing Derby / Susan Schnurr Annual Paddle Len Minty [email protected] Remember, any [email protected] www.stoneylake Res: 705-876-1159 artandcraftshow.com Cottage: 705-877-2872 association is Rocks / Shoals Yacht Club Michael Boughner Commodore Dawn Berney only as strong michaelboughner @rogers.com 416-918-4498 Res: 416-482-3211 chefdawnadrienne@rogers. as its members. Cottage / Cell: 647-453-7538 com Where is Crowe's Landing? For those new to the lake, Crowe's Landing is north of the intersection of County Roads 6 and 40, on the Crowe's Landing Road. The USLA Sunset Pavilion, home of the Upper Stoney Lake Association, is located at 2365 Crowe's Landing Road, direcely across from the Stoney Lake Market.. USLA CONTacT INFORMATION Postal: 2395 South Bay Road Has your mailing address changed? For Canada Post service, be sure to include Douro-Dummer, ON K0L 2H0 If your contact information has changed, your civic address. Know your civic number Email: [email protected] please let Shelagh Landsmann know in order in case you need to provide it to emergency Tel: 705-877-2884 to keep the association records up to date. services trying to locate you. To advertise in the Bulletin, please contact Shelagh Landsmann. Telephone 705-877-2884 or email [email protected] The Bulletin ~ Fall / Winter 2020 5 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Fellow Members, As I write this message, the leaves have turned, and the docks have been put away for another winter and yet this is where any comparison to a normal year ends. The 2020 season was sadly anything but normal as the COVID-19 pandemic overshadowed our daily lives. It also cancelled, or rather postponed, all of our beloved annual USLA traditions. No Dances, No Paddle, No Regatta, No Swimming Lessons, No Fishing Derby and No Fireworks to name a few of the many activities that USLA members have come to know and love over the years. As you know, the decision to cancel these events and not operate the pavilion for the 2020 summer season was a difficult one to make; but one that was ultimately necessary in order to maintain the safety of our community. And yet, rather than be beaten by the virus, we chose, as a lake community, to rise to the challenge and find a way forward despite the challenges that it presented. Our annual meeting, held for the first time virtually through the wonders of technology, enabled us to conduct the business of our association uninterrupted. I was delighted to see so many of our members attend our ZOOM annual meeting, with over 130 attendees logging in. This is truly a testament to the lasting support and commitment of our strong base of members. Our environmental advocacy, led by our environment director, Jacquie Ouellette, also continued in earnest, as you will read in her report to the membership. So, in short, while COVID-19 may have negatively impacted the social calendar for USLA members this year, the work of the Association continued nevertheless, and we thank you for your continued support of these efforts. Sadly, at the time of writing a second wave of the disease is severely limiting my hopes for a return to “normal” any time soon. It is difficult to predict at this time what next summer will look like. Our hope, as your executive, is that we will be able to return to a full offering of events in 2021 but as of now, all we can do is wait to see how matters develop. In the interim, we will continue to keep you informed of any decisions your Board of Directors make and for our plans for next year as soon as we know them. Take care, remain safe and I hope to see you all next Spring. Best Wishes, Julian Pope President, USLA Merry Christmas and Season’s Greetings to all - stay safe Best wishes for a happier, healthier and more friendly New Year 6 The Bulletin ~ Fall / Winter 2020 WELL, THEY WERE QUITE THE SPRING / SUMMER / FALL SEASONS, WEREN’T THEY! Summer has come and gone, and for many it was an Please let’s all adhere to the recommendations from unhappy summer. A lot of our members were unable to the experts and do our part to fight this virus. If we all even get to the cottage because of border restrictions, respect the rules of the self-distancing, mask wearing and which are still in place as this is being written. The handwashing, we will all be able to say proudly that we COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on so many people played a part in stopping the spread. Only then will we be and events. As you’re only too aware, the USLA was forced able to stand back and say, “We helped”. to cancel all its events - with the exception of the Annual Meeting, which was run as a Zoom conference. Let’s also be hopeful that by watching what we do we will be able to do some of the things that are very important Many restrictions are still in place throughout the province, to us ... Celebrating Christmas, New Year’s Eve and other but hopefully if we try and follow all the regulations, events that are important in our life. requests and suggestions things will improve. FIREWORKS Given the pandemic, everyday activities we used to take for constraints, on July 3, 2021, they will once again thrill us granted are now inadvisable. In fact, some are now illegal. with a Fireworks display. The Association remains grateful. In many instances, these activities are sadly missed. A prime example, is fireworks displays in Canada. USLA Fireworks has always been a community-driven event. Volunteers from the lake community coupled with Displays marking the Victoria Day holiday or Canada Day generous donations from corporate and private sources were cancelled across the province.
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