Whitestone Conservation Association

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Whitestone Conservation Association (WCA) is an independent organization representing
Cottage Association members and area residents of the Municipality of Whitestone
on environmental issues. We work closely with the Municipality and Council, but are not
part of the Municipal organization. For more information, please call any one of our
members listed in our Directory, and join us to protect our beautiful countryside and lakes.
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Greetings from Larry Samis, WCA Chair
Whitestone Conservation Association members continue to
monitor water quality in Lorimer Lake and Whitestone Lake.
Last year we added Limestone Lake. We assume that the water
quality in surrounding lakes will be the same, however, if you
would like your lake tested, contact me at ljsamis @gmail.com.
and we will arrange a time and date to do this. The Secchi dish
gives us a visibility of just over 3 meters which fits the tropic level of 2 to 4 meters for
our lakes. Phosphate and nitrate levels are low which indicates that the majority of
waterfront properties have good septic systems and have cut down on the use of
household phosphates. You may notice in late June and early July a lot of algae in your
lake .This is most likely due to the spring runoff during which a larger than usual volume
of naturally produced phosphates and nitrates are released. That along with pollen from
shrubs and trees temporarily produces more algae. This should clear up by August.
Acidity levels, oxygen content, and conductivity remain constant and about where they
should be. Keep up the good work and help us maintain healthy lakes in our area.
We are still concerned about the use of wakeboats in our waterways. Wakeboats are
boats that have a bladder in the back end which when filled with water causes the boat
to plow through the water creating a large wake sometimes 3 to 5 feet high. Our lakes
are not wide enough to handle these large wakes. These wakes cause erosion to the
shoreline, damage to boats and docks, as well as drowning out waterfowl nesting sites.
We are not against wake boarding, just the use of wake boats. For more information on
this topic see “Watch Your Wake” at Muskoka Watershed Council or the Ministry of
Natural Resources (www.mnr.gov.on.ca).
Please encourage your neighbours and visitors to use our recycling facilities. Remember,
once our landfill sites are full then our municipality has to purchase a new site.
Our meetings are held at the Royal Canadian Legion in Dunchurch, on May 14th,
June 11th, and Oct 8th, at 7 PM. As well our Annual General Meeting will be held
on July 11th at 10 AM at the Knox United Church. Guest speakers will be announced
at a later date.
Thanks to all of our volunteers who make our projects so successful.
INDEX
Business Directory
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Calendar of Events 27-29
Community Groups 12-13
Community Info 7, 19, 26
Cramadog Snowmobile Club 45
Dun-Ahmic Snow Riders 45
Dunchurch Agricultural Fair 33
Gooseneck Prop. Owner’s Assoc. 7
Harris Lake Cottager’s Assoc. 7
WCA Bingo 5
WCA Bursary
5
Larry Samis
WCA Executive 4
Library 17
Magnetawan Pioneer Assoc. 7
Map26
Municipal Information 8-11, 26
Nursing Station 15
Ongoing Events 27
Place of Worship 15
Post Office 17
Property Owner’s Associations 6-7
Wah-Wash-Kesh Cons. Authority 6
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WHITESTONE CONSERVATION Association
2014 Executive and Board Members
Executive
Chair
Larry Samis [email protected]
Past Chair Terry Stanley [email protected]
Vice ChairJudith Moore [email protected]
Treasurer Barb [email protected]
Secretary Beth Brescacin705-389-1962 [email protected]
Property Owners Associations:
Beaver Dam Road
Don & Beth Brescacin
Booth Road
Barb Bennett
Dunchurch Estates
Jim Wilson Hamilton Bay
Margaret Dailey-Plouffe
Ron Farrell
Limestone Lake
Bill & Barb Marjeson
Lorimer Lake
Ruth Ball
Northwest Whitestone Diane McTrivish
Judith Moore
Shawanaga Lake
Anne Davis
Sundown Estates
Wayne Kenney
Lynne & Terry Stanley
Tahinca
Jerry Carter
Lisa Deadman Whitestone Lake Road Larry Samis
Whitestone Lakeshore Acres Bob & Jane Lockwood
Winbur Lane
Paul Taylor
705-389-1962
705-389-9828
705-389-3614
647-504-3030
705-389-3637
705-389-1010
705-746-3401
705-389-2475
705-389-2010
705-746-1616
705-389-3208
705-389-3586
416-579-6554
705-389-1060
705-389-1160
705-389-1977
Committees:
Water Quality, Pollution Control, Fund Raising, POWR Mag
For more information regarding Cottage Association memberships
in the Whitestone Conservation Association, please contact any member
of the WCA Executive. Independent members are also encouraged to join.
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Note from the Editor:
WELCOME TO WHITESTONE and the 19th edition of this Municipal Directory.
This volunteer project of the Whitestone Conservation Association continues to
provide residents and visitors alike with a wealth of information. A special thanks
to Amanda and Larry for their invaluable assistance.
We are grateful to the advertisers for their continuing support – we welcome
the repeat supporters and embrace our new advertisers.
To our readers, thanks for picking up a copy – please enjoy the information.
Please support our advertisers - your patronage would be greatly appreciated.
As a result of the commitment of the residents, cottagers and visitors – Whitestone
is truly a perfect place to live, work and play.
Have a great year!
Margaret Dailey–Plouffe, Editor
“Welcome to Whitestone” is an annual publication sponsored by the WCA. The opinions
and views expressed are not necessarily those of the WCA or the Editor. For information
regarding article submissions or advertising rates for the 2016 Edition, please
contact the Editor at 55 Holitman Drive, Ottawa K2J 2K1; 647-504-3030, or e-mail
at [email protected]
The WCA Scholarship Bursary
In our thirteenth year to award the Whitestone Bursary Award, a $250 scholarship
was presented to local secondary school students who are pursuing a
post-secondary education in an environmental field of studies.
The scholarship was awarded to:
James Payne – Almaguin Highland Secondary School
Tristyn Sandy – Parry Sound High School
We are proud of the effort of these students and wish
them great success in their environmental endeavours.
Property-Owner Associations
in the Municipality of Whitestone
The Municipality of Whitestone is home to approximately 900
permanent and 4,500 seasonal residents. Many areas have banded
together to form organizations with a common goal – protecting
and conserving the environment. Fish management and water
quality issues are being addressed on an annual basis. Through
participation in the Lake Partners Program these organizations
keep well informed of the ever increasing environmental concerns
that affect all property owners in Ontario.
WHITESTONE CONSERVATION Association
• Formerly Hagerman Ratepayers Association - September 2, 1995
• Membership consists of 12 Property Owners Association
plus individual members, total membership of over 400.
• For a listing of the Executive, see page 4.
Wah-wash-kesh Conservation Assoc.
Annual Meeting: Saturday, August 1, 2015 – 9:30am at Bennett’s Barn
Board of Directors
President - Don Comrie
Director/Secretary - Carey Frew
Vice-President - Morgan Millward Treasurer - Rob Slykhuis
Past President - John Nelson
Director - Anna Small-Adams
Director - Mike Maceina
Director - Jacqueline Morgan
The Association, The OMNR, and other stakeholders continue
to get valuable information from the permanent water monitoring
station installed last year. This information is available on our
website at www.lakewwk.ca.
NOTICE REGARDING IMPORTANT MEETING
Annual General Meeting of the
Whitestone Conservation Association
Saturday, July 11, 2015
10:00am to Noon WCA Annual General Meeting
Knox United Church – Community Room
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Gooseneck Lake Property Owners Assoc.
• Founded in the 1960’s
• Membership consists of approximately 35 property owners
on Gooseneck Lake
• President: Pat Murphy email: [email protected]
• Secretary/Treasurer: Heather Hisey – cottage 705-389-9831
email: [email protected]
• Newsletter editor: JoAnne Boyle email: [email protected]
• Annual Meeting: Saturday, August 1, 2015 – 10:00am
at Ardbeg Community Centre
MagnAtawan Pioneer Association
• Founded in 1924
• Membership consists of approximately 40 property owners
on Miskoway Lake (also known as Semikoka), Bolger Lake,
Portage Bay, Kashe Lake and White’s Lake
President: Brent Sullivan email: [email protected]
website: www.bolgerbound.com
Vice President: Burke Roberts
Treasurer: Joe Gill
Secretary: Maggie Head
Director: Bill Moore
Director: Brad Klinck
• Annual Meeting: Saturday, August 1, 2015 at 11:00am with rain
date being Sunday, August 2nd, 11:00am at 7937 Portage Bay.
Harris Lake and South Magnetawan
Cottagers’ Association
• Membership draws from approximately 200 cottages
including a few hunt camps – only 10 of these members
reside in Burton Township
• President: Nancy Boyd – Cottage 705-366-2975
email: [email protected]
• Annual Meeting: Sunday, August 2, 2015 10:30am at Harris Lake Marina
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Greetings from:
The Council of the Municipality of Whitestone would like to welcome you and your
family to our community. We sincerely hope that you enjoy all of the activities that
our municipality has to offer!
Located in the District of Parry Sound, the Municipality of Whitestone is a large,
lake strewn area, dominated by white pine trees and these features, along with
its proximity to Southern Ontario, make Whitestone an appealing recreation
community and has something for all ages, all year long! Spring brings the budding
of flowers and trees with the warm fresh air, sap starts to run, keeping the local
maple syrup producers busy. Summer is perfect for boating, fishing and swimming
in any of the sparkling inland lakes and rivers. In the Fall, the colourful scenery
is stupendous with bright yellow, red and orange leaves, it’s the perfect time for
hunting, ATVing, hiking, colour excursions and so much more. In the Winter,
there is plenty of snow to go around, regardless of your preference for winter
sports, such as snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, skating or
ice fishing, not to mention the scenery the snow provides!
Our Official Plan sets forth the general policies that guide the physical growth
of the Municipality and promotes sustainable economic development in a healthy
natural environment. With our extensive trails and open parks, the Municipality
of Whitestone truly is... A Perfect Place To Live, Work & Play!
Please feel free to contact the Municipal office during business hours, or visit our
Municipal website for more information.
Yours truly,
Chris Armstrong
Mayor on behalf of the Members of Council
The Municipality of Whitestone
Municipality of Whitestone
Mayor: C
hris Armstrong 705-389-3721 cell: 705-773-8211
[email protected]
Councillors:
George Comrie705-774-6370 [email protected]
Colette Deacon705-389-1452 [email protected]
Joe Lamb
705-389-9542 [email protected]
905-467-1284 cell
Joe McEwen705-389-2025 [email protected]
Community Centre – 705-389-3211
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Municipal information was correct at the time of printing.
For more information, call the Municipal Office during regular business hours at 705-389-2466
Municipality of Whitestone
CAO-Clerk-Treasurer
Tammy Wylie
705-389-2466 x25
[email protected]
Deputy Clerk-Deputy Treasurer Jennifer Wadden 705-389-2466 x27
[email protected]
Secretary/Receptionist
Melissa Crossman 705-389-2466 x21
[email protected]
Planning Assistant
Dyanne Roberts 705-389-2466 x22
[email protected]
Chief Building Official
Dennis Rowntree 705-389-2466 x26
[email protected]
By-Law Enforcement Officer
Paul Rossiter
705-389-2466 x45
Working Roads/Facilities Super Thomas Stoneman705-389-2466 x46
[email protected]
Lead Hand Facilities
Greg Kowal 705-774-3809
Municipal Office
21 Church Street, Dunchurch, ON P0A 1G0
Phone (705)
389-2466
Fax (705) 389-1855
www.whitestone.ca
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Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8:30am – 4:30pm
Council Meetings
• Council meetings are held on a regular basis and commence at 6:30 pm.
• The Meeting schedule can be found on the Municipal website under Townhall.
• The public is welcome and encouraged to attend.
Committee/Boards of Council for 2015
Recreation Committee
Community & Economic
Development Committee
Cemetery Board
Library Board
Committee Of Adjustment
Thrift Shop Committee
Chair: Becky Doan
Chair:
Chair:
Chair:
Chair:
Chair:
Beth Gorham-Matthews
Muriel Stiles
Margareta Linko
Tom Sutcliffe
Peggi Woehl
Municipal information was correct at the time of printing.
For more information, call the Municipal Office during regular business hours at 705-389-2466
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Whitestone Fire Rescue Department
Please call 911 for all emergencies
Fire Chief
Deputy Chief
Captains
Training Officer
Fire Prevention
Bob Whitman
Chris Armstrong
Janice Bray & Kathy Whitman
Bob Whitman
Kathy Whitman
Non Emergency 705-389-3824
Fire Permits can be obtained at the Municipal Office,
or by contacting any of the following:
Ardbeg
Rob Steeves
705-389-1966
Dunchurch
Duck Rock Resort 705-389-3322
Margaret Hardwick 705-389-3704**
Kathy Whitman
705-746-1943**
Harris Lake
Kathryn Creek
705-746-2765
Wah-Wash-Kesh Ed Bennett Jr. 705-746-7977
** Can also inspect incinerators
Smoke Detectors & Carbon Monoxide Detectors
• Are mandatory in all homes and cottages
Smoke Alarms & Carbon Monoxide Alarms
are available for sale at the Municipal Office.
Whitestone Cemetery Board
Chair: Jane Bottrell
Contacts for our Area Cemeteries
Fairholme Cemetery
Maple Island Cemetery
Whitestone Cemetery
John Moffatt
Velma Brear
Muriel Stiles
Municipal information was correct at the time of printing.
389-3323
389-2090
389-2757
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Whitestone Waste Management
Landfill Information for Sites: York Street and Aulds Road
**Landfill access permits must be presented to attendant**
Summer Hours: May Long Weekend - Thanksgiving Weekend
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 9am – 6pm
Sunday & Holiday Mondays 10am – 7pm
Winter Hours: Thanksgiving Weekend – May Long Weekend
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday 12 noon – 5pm
Main gates are locked and there will be no available
access to the landfill sites outside of regular hours of operation.
Section 2.7 of By-Law No. 15-2005 states that “No person shall deposit any
waste at or near, or outside or around the landfill gates except in the appropriate
areas for waste and/or recycling receptacle.” and; Pursuant to Section 5
of the said By-Law, fines shall be as follows: Maximum fine of $5000.00
Leaving your garbage at the gate creates a potential hazard for everyone,
increases operating costs for the landfill sites and after the bears
and raccoons tear through the garbage it is an unsightly mess.
See page 36 for recycling information.
Landfill Access Permits must be presented to the attendant at either
landfill site and at McFarlane Street Transfer Station.
Household Hazardous Waste
Can be taken to the McFarlane Street Transfer Station in Parry Sound
from April 6 to October 19, 2015
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 7:30am – 4:00pm
Saturday 8am – 3:30pm
Sunday 10am – 5:30pm
Closed On Statutory Holidays
By-Law Enforcement
Listed are a few of the By-Laws passed by the Municipality of Whitestone:
• Rental Unit Licensing • ATVs
• Trailer Licensing
• Building By-Laws
• Light Pollution
• Facility Rentals
• Noise
• Regulation of Dogs
• Zoning
• Landfill Sites
• Kennel Operation
• Governing of Traffic
• Snow Removal
• Fire and Fireworks
• Procedural By-Law
• Agreements
• Property Cleanliness
• Site Plan Control
• Road Standards
• User Fees
Copies of the full By-Laws are available at the Municipal Office
or on the Municipal Website at www.whitestone.ca
Contact: Paul Rossiter, By-Law Enforcement Officer at 705-389-2466 x45.
Municipal information was correct at the time of printing.
For more information, call the Municipal Office during regular business hours at 705-389-2466
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Community Interest Groups and Associations
Dunchurch United Church Women:
Meet monthly throughout the year for Christian
fellowship and fund raising for Knox United Church.
The annual Thanksgiving Dinner, on the Saturday
of Thanksgiving, Christmas Bazaar and Yard Sale
1st weekend of August, are a few of their various
activities. Please contact Betty Johnson 389-2063
for more information.
Whitestone Horticultural Society
The Society was formed to encourage interest and improvements in horticulture in our community. We have taken over flower planting and care at
our three cemeteries and at the Old Fire Hall, as well as
the flower boxes throughout the Village of Dunchurch.
Membership is $10.00 a year and includes a program
book with a calendar of events for the year. The
monthly meetings are held at the Dunchurch
Community Centre – the 1st Wednesday of the
month, April – October – see calendar for exact date.
We have guest speakers at every meeting. The general
public is invited to attend. The Annual General Meeting will be on the 3rd Wednesday of November at 8:00pm at the Dunchurch
Community Centre. For more information call Shelly Heffernan 389-3768
Ardbeg Community Club
Supports the Community Hall through fundraisers. Crafts are made
every Tuesday from May to October. (Hall closed in the winter months.)
Yard Sale June 27th starting at 9am-3pm - breakfast and lunch available.
Pancake Breakfast, August 2nd, 9am-3pm. Spaghetti Dinner, September 4th,
5pm - 8pm. Craft Sale at the Parry Sound Mall, October 31st, 9am - 3pm.
Hunter’s Dinner, Friday November 6th, 5pm - 8pm. For more upcoming events
and information please feel free to check out our facebook page: Ardbeg
Community Club. President: Angela St. John 705-774-0464; Vice-Pres.
Lori Levens 705-773-2787; Secretary: Jack Sampson 705-389-1093
Treasurer: Donnelda Hayward 705-389-2333; Media: Lisa Nichols 705-389-1073
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TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly
Meets every Monday at 6:30pm at the Multi-Purpose Room of Knox United.
This group provides support to help maintain a healthy lifestyle by
promoting good eating habits and the benefits of exercise. Please contact
Sally at 705-387-3166, or Muriel at 705-389-2757 for more information.
Whitestone Historical Society
This group was formed to foster the recognition of the unique heritage,
and to encourage its preservation, of the Municipality of Whitestone and
the surrounding area. The Society also produces an annual Historical
Calendar featuring historical photos of our area; some calendars from
previous years are still available as collector’s items. DVD sets featuring
historic pictures of Dunchurch with descriptive commentary and now
available. The Society will have a display at the Dunchurch Agriculture
Society’s Fall Fair in August. For more information please contact
Fay Clelland at 705-389-3293.
Whitestone Rod & Gun Club
Meets at 7:30pm on the 4th Wednesday September to May at North
Landing. Through its Annual Fishing Derby, the club promotes fishing
for the young and “young at heart.” Held on the first Saturday of the March
Break, this event raises money toward education in hunting and fishing,
plus towards fish restocking and hatcheries in the area. Six lakes in the
area have been stalked with 500 speckled trout in each lake and they
seem to be doing well. For more information call President Murray Chambers
389-2474, Vice President Ed Brumpton 774-0411 or Secretary
Heather Shaw 346-1630.
By participating in your community, everyone is a winner!
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Place of Worship
Knox United Church
Serving our community since 1895
Worshipping in the warmth of our fellowship and friendly
community spirit; everyone is welcome to attend.
11:00am Sunday Worship Service
Sunday School from September to mid-June
Pastors: Charles and Ratna Arasaratnam 705-389-2604
Coffee hour before service every last Sunday of the month.
Knox United Church offers Pastoral services that includes:
Weddings, Funerals, Bible Studies and Counselling.
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Whitestone-Hagerman Memorial Public Library
2206 Highway 124, Dunchurch, ON, P0A 1G0
Tel/Fax 705-389-3311 Email: [email protected]
www.olsn.ca/whitestonelibrary
Look for us on:
@whitestonelib
Hours of Operation
Tuesday12:00-8:00
Wednesday12:00-5:00
Thursday10:00-5:00
Saturday10:00-2:00
and from Victoria Day – Labour Day Weekend
Friday
12:00-5:00
Great selection of bestselling books, DVDs, magazines!
Thousands of eBooks and audiobooks available for FREE download!
Free access to public computers and wireless internet
Fax / Photocopying / Laminating / Printing / Scanning
Ongoing book sale during library hours
Free TD Summer Reading Program for kids
LIBRARY MEMBERSHIP IS FREE TO ALL YEAR ROUND
AND SEASONAL RESIDENTS OF WHITESTONE!
Postal Service
MC KELLAR: 389-3540
at the McKellar Community Centre
701 Hwy 124, Lower level
HOURS:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
9:00am - noon, 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Wednesday
3:00pm – 6:00pm
Saturday & Sunday
closed
LCBO Store Hours
Mon to Thurs – 10:00am-6:00pm
Summer Season
Friday
10:00am – 8:00pm
Saturday
10:00am – 6:00pm
Sunday
May-June1:00pm – 4:00pm
July-August12:00pm – 4:00pm
Closed Wednesdays
Mid-November to May 1st
Telephone: 389-3023
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The Whitestone McKellar Lions Club
The Whitestone McKellar Lions Club formerly (“Dunchurch Lions Club”) has been serving
the Whitestone and McKellar area continuously since it’s inception since the 9 March 1972.
Funds are raised from returnable bottles and can collected at the Auld’s Road Landfill
Site, Crown & Anchor at 3 fall fairs, donations from the public, donations from
Parry Sound business, local organizations, the Municipality of Whitestone, etc.
Historically, the Lions Club has provided Christmas Baskets, food and gifts, for needy families and
assistance to persons/families throughout the year. Donations are also made in support of local interests
and organizations such as Camp Dorset, Camp Huronda and Whitestone & Area Nursing Station.
Working with Whitestone Lake Public School staff and involvement with youth is a high priority
for our club. In the past play ground equipment was purchased and we continue to support our youth
through an annual Bike Rodeo, Vision Screening, free swimming lessons, etc.
On a broader scale the Lions Club supports a number of programs for the blind, swimming programs for
persons in need of physical exercise, support for people throughout the world, in time or crisis, such as
earth quakes, floods, famines, etc.
In order to maintain the level of service to our Community, we desperately need new members.
Join the Lions! Be a part of this generous and worthwhile Community organization.
Contact President Charlie MacDermid 705-389-1026 or [email protected]
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Map Index
1. Ridge at Manitou
12. Dunchurch Marina
2. Country Cottage Interiors
13. Knox United Church
3. Loggers Station House
14. Whitestone Lake Resort
4. Wahwashkesh Lodge
15. Maple Island Thrift Shop
5. Auld’s Rd Landfill Site
16. Ahmic Lake Resort &
Swiss Family Restaurant
6. Frogger’s Leap & Eat
7. Royal Canadian Legion
8. York St Landfill Site
9. Whitestone Library
10. LCBO & Nursing Station
Municipal Office, Dun Dome
Community Centre
11. Duck Rock General Store
& Restaurant
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17. Quiet Bay Log Motel & Cafe
18. Tanner’s Dining
19. Windows to the North Gallery
20. A.) Summer’s Attic
B.) Village Locks
C.) Magnetawan Building Centre
On going Events
Sundays
• Worship Service – see page 15 for complete information
• 10:00am to 2:00pm Maple Island Thrift Shop, see page 21
Mondays
• Walk Fit – 10:00am (except July and August)
• 6:30pm TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Knox United Church
Multi-Purpose Room – see page 13
• 7:30pm Legion Bid Euchre
Tuesdays
• Every Tuesday – Ardbeg Community Club Crafts see page 12
• 7:30pm Legion Euchre
•T
ech Tuesdays 1:00pm – 7:00pm at the Whitestone-Hagerman
Memorial Public Library
Wednesdays
• Walk Fit – 10:00am (except July and August)
• 2nd of each month – Legion General Meeting – 7:30pm
• 2nd of each month – Ladies Auxiliary General Meeting – 6:30pm
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st & 3rd of each month – Dunchurch Lions Club meeting – 6:00pm
North Landing Restaurant, see page 20
• 1st of each month – Whitestone Horticultural Society – see page 12
• 4th of each month – Whitestone Rod & Gun Club – see page 13
• Last of each month – Whitestone Historical Society – see page 13
• WCA Bingo – July 8, 15, 22, 29 & August 5, 12, 19, 26 – 7:00pm – see page 5
Thursdays
• 7:30pm Legion Cribbage
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nd of each month – WCA Monthly Meeting at the Legion – 7:00pm
May, June and October
• 1:00-3:00pm – Knitting (October – May)
Fridays
• Walk Fit – 10:00am (except July and August)
• 10:00am to 2:00pm Maple Island Thrift Shop, July & August only, see page 21
Saturdays
• 10:00am to 2:00pm Maple Island Thrift Shop, see page 21
• Every Saturday – Legion Euchre, 1:30pm
• 1st & 3rd – Meat Draw at 4:00pm.
Always Check the Community Sign for Added Activities
and The Municipal Website’s Calendar of Events
Please note that all listings in the Calendar of Special Events
are subject to change. Please check for flyers posted.
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Calendar of Special Events
June
Thursday 11th
• WCA monthly meeting 7:00pm
Royal Canadian Legion
Wednesday 17th
• Whitestone Library’s Strawberry Social
– Come out for strawberry shortcake,
coffee and tea – 1pm at the
Dunchurch Community Centre
Saturday 27th
• Royal Canadian Legion Annual
Pig Roast – see page 21
• Ardbeg Community Club Yard Sale
9am-3pm
July
Wednesday 1st
• Soccer Registration 7pm
• Canada Day Celebrations & Fireworks
Saturday 4th
• 10:00am WCA Annual General Meeting,
Knox United Church Multi-Purpose
Room
• Lions Swimming Lessons (free)
Registration 10:00am to 2:00pm
at Dunchurch Public Beach – call
Charlie MacDermid 389-1026 for details
• Family Fitness Festival
Monday 6th
• Lions Swimming Lessons commence for
three weeks at Dunchurch Public Beach
Tuesday 7th
•M
idnight Madness #1 8pm – 12am
Whitestone Library
Wednesday 8th
• 7:00pm WCA Bingo begins!!!
See page 5
Saturday 11th
• WCA Annual Meeting
Friday 17th
• Art in the Park – Market Square,
Parry Sound
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July
Saturday 18th
• Art in the Park – Market Square,
Parry Sound
• Fancy Nancy Tea Party 2:00-4:00pm,
Whitestone Library
Sunday 19th
• Art in the Park – Market Square,
Parry Sound
• 10:00am Outdoor music service
(Dunchurch & McKellar combined)
at the McKellar United Church.
Coffee and muffins will be provided.
Bring your own lawn chair.
Saturday 25th
• BBQ, Bake Sale and Silent Auction –
Pies, butter tarts and so much more!
12pm-2pm – Dunchurch
Community Centre
August
Saturday 1st
• 8am - noon – Annual Bake Sale, Yard
Sale & BBQ! Knox United Church,
Dunchurch
• Royal Canadian Legion
Annual Fish Fry – see page 21
• Wah-Wash-Kesh CA (WWKCA)
9:30am Annual General Meeting
Bennett’s Barn
• Gooseneck Lake Property Owners
Association Annual Meeting
10:00am Ardbeg Community Hall
• Magnetawan Pioneer association –
Annual Meeting 11:00am
Sunday 2nd
• Harris Lake & South Magnetawan
CA Annual Meeting
10:30am Harris Lake Marina
• Pancake Breakfast at
Ardbeg Community Club, 9am - 3pm
Calendar of Special Events
August
Tuesday 4th
• Midnight Madness #2 8pm – 12am
Whitestone Library
Friday 21st
• 7:00pm Dunchurch Agricultural
Fall Fair - see page 33
Saturday 22nd
• FAIR DAY – see page 33 for details
• 10:00am exhibits open at the Fall Fair
• 11:30am Fair Parade
• Whitestone Library Annual
Book Sale 8:00am - 2:00pm
September
Friday 4th
• Spaghetti Dinner at
Ardbeg Community Club
• WCA Monthly Meeting –
Royal Canadian Legion 7:00pm
October
Thursday 8th
• WCA Final Monthly Meeting
for the year –
Royal Canadian Legion 7:00pm
Saturday 10th
• 4:30pm to 7:00pm United Church
Women’s Annual Thanksgiving
Dinner at the Dunchurch
Community Centre
Saturday 31st
• Ardbeg Community Club,
Christmas Craft Sale at
Parry Sound Mall - 9am - 3pm
Always check the Community Sign
for added activities and the Municipal
Website at: www.whitestone.ca
Please note that all listings in the
Calendar of Events are subject to
change. Please check for flyers posted.
November
• UCW Christmas Bazaar, Bake Sale,
Tea and Flea Market Table at
The Knox United Church, Dunchurch
Date and Time are T.B.A.
Wednesday 4th
• Christmas Show and Annual Meeting
– Whitestone Horticultural Society
6:30pm – Dunchurch Community
Centre
Friday 6th
• Hunters Dinner at Ardbeg
Community Club - 5pm - 8pm
Wednesday 18th
• Whitestone Horticultural Society
General Meeting at the Dunchurch
Community Centre – See page 12
Friday 20th
• Whitestone Recreation Committee
Annual Christmas Sale at the
Community Centre – 3pm-7pm
Saturday 21st
• Whitestone Recreation Committee
Annual Christmas Sale at the
Community Centre – 9am-2pm
This publication is produced as
a community project by the WCA
and is funded entirely from the sale
of advertising.
The Board of the WCA is very grateful
for the continuing support of our local
businesses and trust that you, the reader,
will utilize the Business Directory to
its fullest.
Please note that the WCA cannot certify
or guarantee any of the products or
services listed in this directory.
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Recycling in the Municipality of Whitestone
Please be advised that the Corporation of the Municipality of Whitestone
will be recycling at Auld’s Road and York Street Landfill Sites.
Materials will be separated into Three (3) Streams
STREAM 1 Recyclable Fibers
Newspaper, magazines, catalogues, telephone books, corrugated cardboard, boxboard,
egg cartons, mixed papers, office papers, brown paper bags
STREAM 2 Recyclable Containers
Glass bottles & jars, metal beverage cans, metal food cans, plastic soft drink bottles,
rigid plastic bottles, aluminum trays
STREAM 3 Electronic Waste
Computer peripherals including modems, printing devices including copiers, scanners,
typewriters, telephones and accessories, cellular phones, PDA’s and pagers, audio and
video players, cameras, equalizers/amplifiers, radios, receivers, speakers, tuners, turntables,
video players/projectors, video recorders, personal hand held computers, desktop
computers, portable computers, monitors, televisions, printing devices.
Multiple formats of Municipal Publications are available upon request/as needed
only, by contacting the Municipal Office at 705-389-2466 during regular office hours.
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Youth Programs: Ages 7 and up
Monday to Friday, July and August
Adult lessons: by appointment
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 705.774.5228
30 Waubuno Road, at the Fitness Trail
Parry Sound, ON. P2A 2Z1
www.sailparrysound.on.ca
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7 Owls Nest,
Whitestone Lake
$64,900
0.73 acres on year round
private road access w/ deeded
water access just steps away
to Whitestone Lake, sand beach looking out on to this large,
beautiful, full service lake. Property has hydro and
telephone close by and is treed for privacy. A small price
to be on a desired lake.
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Whitestone Lake Lots,
Canning Rd & Owls Nest
Starting at $49,000
1 of 4 beautiful building lots, deeded
water access, water frontage on
Whitestone Lake, drive to, each
25% ownership of access, dock, 50 feet of frontage, Level,
well treed, gentle entry, sand beach, western exposure, hydro
& telephone at road. A great opportunity to purchase one or all.
49,000, 65,00, 65,000 & 99,000
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Business Directory
Accommodations – Cottages and Resorts
Ahmic Habour Hotel
387-3333
Owner – Mary Bowers. See ad page 35
Duck Rock Resort
389-3322
Cottages, Boat Rental – Highway 124, Dunchurch
General Store, Hardware Supplies, see ad page 14
Lorimer Lake Resort
389-3951
Cottages, Trailer Sites, Marina – 92 Swords Rd., Dunchurch
Owners – Patti & Brendan Morrissey. See ad page 21
Quiet Bay Log Motel & Café
387-0115
Owners Regula & Walter Reich – Highway 124, Dunchurch
www.quietbaylog.com 1-877-224-8235. See ad page 39
Whitestone Lake Resort
389-2770
Housekeeping cottages, Camping, Restaurant, Store, ad page 30
Lodge Suites with balconies overlooking Whitestone Lake
Attractions & Entertainment
Art in the Park
July 17, 18 & 19
39th Year! Market Square, Parry Sound www.psaca.ca
July 17 9:00am-6:00pm, July 17 9:00am-5:00pm & July 19 10:00am-4:00pm
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 394 - Dunchurch
389-3130
Highway 124 & Balsam Road – Open to the public. See ad page 21
West Parry Sound Museum
746-5365
A great family outing, fun and educational. 17 George Street. See ad page 41
Sail Parry Sound Sailing School
746-5365
Adult and Youth Lessons – www.sailparrysound.on.ca See ad page 41
Construction and Building
Bennett Construction
774-0763
Remote septic systems our specialty (lic.). See ad page 43
Gary Payne Contracting
389-9556
Owner – Gary Payne. See ad page 40
Tim Stiles Construction Ltd.
389-1726
Owner – Tim Stiles [email protected] timstilesconstruction.com
MV Construction
389-9678
Owner – Marnik Verstaen. See ad page 42
Construction – Excavation and Septic
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Adams Bros. Construction
746-2962
Septic and holding tanks pumped – licensed septic installer. See ad page 34
Bennett Construction
774-0763
Remote septic systems our specialty (lic.). See ad page 43
Construction – Excavation and Septic
Bill Emlaw Construction
389-3407
Licensed Septic Installer, firewood. See ad page 32
CARR AGGREGATES
387-1987
Road gravel, clear stone, top soil, triple mix, etc. See ad page 22
Crossman Construction
389-3430
Licensed Septic Installer. See ad page 16
Green Construction
389-2183
e-mail: [email protected]
RD Contracting
773-8579
Septic Systems, Excavations, Road Construction. See ad page 38
Furniture
Cottage Country Interiors
389-3335
124 Swords Road, RR#1, Dunchurch. A very unique store full of cottage
furnishings & custom furniture. [email protected] See ad page 31
Get Stuffed Upholstery Etc...
746-0144
Custom Upholstery, Home Decor. See ad page 34
Harris Furniture
746-5100
17 Parry Sound Drive, Parry Sound. See ad on back cover
Pioneer Handcraft
1-800-567-6604
Makers of real cottage furniture since 1946. See ad on page 40
Gardening and Landscaping
Cedar Croft Property Maintenance
387-3027
www.cedarcroft-p-m.webs.com – See ad page 30
GWS Tree Service
1-888-GWS-TREE
Hazardous tree removal is our specialty! See ad page 25
Magnetawan Home Hardware
387-3988
Hardware & Building supplies. See ad page 16
Tallman Tree Service
938-8717
Jon Tallman, Certified Arbourist
Woodruff’s Tree and Cottage Care
387-4317
Specializing in danger tree removal. See ad page 44
Gas – Land Access
Duck Rock Resort
389-3322
Shell Gas, Groceries, Hardware, Snack Bar. See ad page 14
Guitar Picker’s Corner
387-3804
Owners – Joyce and Carl Crossman. See ad page 35
Loggers Station House
389-1966
www.loggersstationhouse.com See ad page 34
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Gas – Water Access
Whitestone Marine
387-1593
Repairs, service, parts, storage, bottled water exchange, etc. See ad page 32
Lorimer Lake Resort
389-3951
Cottages, Trailer Sites, Marina – 92 Swords Rd., Dunchurch
Owners – Patti & Brendan Morrissey. See ad page 21
Whitestone Lake Resort
389-2770
Gas on Whitestone Lake, Housekeeping Cottages. See ad page 30
Giftware
Cottage Country Interiors
389-3335
124 Swords Road, RR#1, Dunchurch. A very unique store full of cottage furnishings & custom furniture. [email protected] See ad page 31
Get Stuffed Upholstery Etc...
746-0144
Custom Upholstery, Home Decor. See ad page 34
Harris Furniture
746-5100
17 Parry Sound Drive, Parry Sound. See ad on back cover
Magnetawan Home Hardware
387-3988
Giftware, Hardware & Building supplies. See ad page 16
Maple Island General Store
389-1824
Computers and laptops sales and repairs. See ad page 36
Summer’s Attic
387-1452
www.summersattic.ca See ad page 25
Trader Ted’s
774-6450
Like Trader Ted’s on Facebook. See ad page 35
WahWashKesh Naturals
[email protected]
WiseLine Body Core Products See ad page 34
Windows to the North Gallery
387-3085
www.windowstothenorth.com See ad page 43
Wolf Den
746-8477
35 James Street, Parry Sound. See ad page 23
Golf Courses
The Ridge at Manitou
389-9577
Beautiful, serene, rolling layout on Manitouwabing Lake. See ad page 24
Grocery Stores, Bakeries and Convenience Stores
Duck Rock General Store
389-3322
Groceries, Hardware, snack bar. See ad page 14
Guitar Picker’s Corner
387-3804
Owners – Joyce and Carl Crossman. See ad page 35
Loggers Station House
389-1966
www.loggersstationhouse.com See ad page 34
The Veggie Stand & Subs to Go
783-1577
Located at Summer’s Attic. See ad page 25
Trader Ted’s
774-6450
Like Trader Ted’s on Facebook. See ad page 35
Whitestone Lake Resort
389-2770
48 Convenience Store, Gas, Propane Refilled. See ad page 30
Hardware and Lumber
Duck Rock General Store
389-3322
Groceries, Hardware, snack bar. See ad page 14
Magnetawan Home Hardware
387-3988
Hardware & Building supplies. See ad page 16
McNabb Home Building
746-2147 or 746-5825
Formerly Beaver Lumber – building supplies.
Rona746-5894
Formerly Northland Building – building supplies. See ad page 37
Wolfs Sawmilling
389-2448
We do custom cutting! [email protected] See ad page 20
Heating and Furnace Repair
Ardee Heating & Installations
Owner – Jim Galloway. See ad page 39
389-3081 or 746-4430
Maintenance and Repair
Cedar Croft Property Maintenance
387-3027
www.cedarcroft-p-m.webs.com – See ad page 30
Jackson’s Painting
389-3531 or 389-2618
Owners – Ken: 705-774-1152; John: 705-774-1372, McKellar, Fax 389-1517
R. Fleming Window & Doors
389-2422
Owner – Ross Fleming. See ad page 18
Marina/Supplies
Whitestone Marine
387-1593
Repairs, service, parts, storage, bottled water exchange, etc. See ad page 32
Lorimer Lake Resort
389-3951
Cottages, Trailer Sites, Marina – 92 Swords Rd., Dunchurch
Owners – Patti & Brendan Morrissey. See ad page 21
Plumbing
Royal Flush
Dan Hirsche - Call or Text. See ad page 21
Propane Tanks
Duck Rock Resort
Propane tank swap. See ad page 14
Loggers Station House
www.loggersstationhouse.com See ad page 34
Magnetawan Home Hardware
Propane tank refilled. See ad page 16
Whitestone Lake Resort
Propane tank refilled. See ad page 30
387-4500
389-3322
389-1966
387-3988
389-2770
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Real Estate Agents, Brokers, Companies
Sutton Sadie Moranis – Paul Douglas Ad on inside back cover.
Re/Max Parry Sound/Muskoka Realty – Danielle Beitz
www.daniellebeitz.com See ad page 42
Re/Max Parry Sound/Muskoka Realty – Tina Greig
www.greig.ca See ad page 36
Royal LePage Team Advantage Realty – Cyndy Foote
www.cyndyfoote.ca See ad page 32
1-888-851-8118
Ace Equipment Rental Rentals, sales and parts. 70 Parry Sound Drive
You need it – Tim’s got it! See ad page 23
746-8020
Rentals
938-0191
346-1552
774-0871
Restaurants
Ahmic Habour Hotel
387-3333
Owner – Mary Bowers. See ad page 35
Duck’s Nest Restaurant 389-1120
Open everyday – dine in/take out, Wednesday Wing Night
LLBO. Dock your boat or arrive by sled. See ad page 44
Duck Rock General Store TAKE OUT 389-3322
Snack Bar, Groceries, Downtown Dunchurch. See ad page 14
Frogger’s Leap and Eat 389-2300
Open at 11:00am. Wings on Fri., Sat., Sun.
We have power during power outages.
Guitar Picker’s Corner
387-3804
Owners – Joyce and Carl Crossman. See ad page 35
Loggers Station House
389-1966
www.loggersstationhouse.com See ad page 34
Quiet Bay Log Motel & Café
387-0115
Owners Regula & Walter Reich – Highway 124, Dunchurch
www.quietbaylog.com 1-877-224-8235. See ad page 39
Swiss Country House Restaurant
387-9292
At the Ahmic Lake Resort. See ad page 23
Tanner’s 387-4725
British Pub and casual fire side dining. Located at the Roundstone Inn
on Hwy 124. Call for hours. See ad page 24
The Veggie Stand
783-1577
Located at Summer’s Attic. See ad page 25
Whitestone Lake Resort 389-2770
North Landing – Licensed Patio overlooking Lake. See ad page 30
Roofing
National Roofing
308-5541
Todd Mckee - Installation Manager - call or text
Authorized Ideal Homes Installer
Stanley Steel Tools & Metal Ltd.
746-4500
Owners
–
Heather,
Jeff
&
Jim
Stanley.
See
ad
page
44
www.stanleysteel.ca
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