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Wymbolwood Beach Association 2014

Wymbolwood Beach Association 2014 !!!

!Contents

!Editor’s Corner - 41

President’s Message - 42 Past Executives - 6

Officers, Directors and Volunteers - 7 Association Information - 8 Community Information - 11

Wymbolwood Map - 40 Member Contributions - 43 - 60

Financial Report - 35 - 40 AGM Minutes - 22 - 34 Residents List - 13 - 21

Regatta and Field Day Winners - 46 List of Advertisers - 62

Summer Calendar - 4 - 5

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

1!!Canada Day

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Calendar - July 2014

Regatta9:45 - 12:00

Regatta - Rain date12:45

Youth Camp runs from 10:00 to 12:00 Starting July 7th to August 15th at

Gordon Tufts Memorial Park Regatta on beach side of the old White

Surf

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

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Calendar - August 2014

Corn Roast

TennisTournament

Field Day9:45 - 12:00

AGM10:00 - 12:00

Field Day Rain date12:45

Field day at Gordon Tufts Memorial Park AGM at Wyevale United Church hall



WBA Activity Camp

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PRESIDENT SECRETARY / TREASURER

1947 - 49 Dave McNaught Victor Large

1949 - 50 Pit Dudley Karl Kern

1950 - 51 Paul Lowes Harold Smith

1951 - 52 Gordon Tufts Neil MacDonald

1952 - 53 Gordon Tufts Lloyd Heide / Ed Morse

1954 - 55 Gord Middleton Ed Morse

1955 - 57 Ron Robinson William Dean

1957 - 58 Ron Robinson Gordon Tufts

1958 - 59 Ed Morse Gordon Tufts

1959 - 60 Warren Coulter Gordon Tufts

1960 - 61 Alvin Rosenberg Gordon Tufts

1961 - 62 John McEwen Gordon Tufts / Tony Rooney

1962 - 63 Andy McDermott Ed Williams

1963 - 64 Andy McDermott Harris Bulmer / Tony Rooney

1964 - 65 Everett Fleming Ed Williams / Dan Harvey

1965 - 66 Everett Fleming Dan Harvey

1966 - 69 Jack Drummond Dan Harvey

1969 - 71 Ron Smith Dan Harvey

1971 - 74 Steve Lowes Dan Harvey

1974 - 76 Harold Johnson John Houston

1976 - 78 Merv Jessop John Houston

1978 - 81 Bill Pashby John Houston

1981 - 84 John Houston Dave Fortier

PRESIDENT SECRETARY / TREASURER

1984 - 87 Stu Eccles Sr. Dan Harvey

1987 - 91 Roger Heise Gordon Clancy

1991 - 92 Walter Bulas Gordon Clancy

1992 - 94 Walter Bulas Stu Eccles Sr.

1994 - 97 Bill Simpson Dave Haliburton

1997 - 98 Bill Simpson Yvonne Kirby

1998 - 99 Bill Simpson Bill Snider / Doug Jessop

1999 - 01 Yvonne Kirby Bill Snider / Doug Jessop

2001 - 02 Yvonne Kirby Dubois

Bill Snider / Monica Simpson

2002 - 04 Bill Simpson Monica Simpson / Linda Winter

2005 - 08 Dave Holwell Bruce Conron / Linda Winter

2008 - 09 Blair Flemming Bruce Conron / Patricia Dorman

2009 - 2011 Kevin Murdoch Bruce Conron / Patricia Dorman

Wymbolwood Beach Association

Past Executives


Past Executives

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Wymbolwood Beach Association Officers, Directors and Volunteers

DIRECTORS/EXEC. COTTAGE #

COTTAGE PHONE

HOME PHONE E-MAIL

Anne Campbell 766 361-1796 519-885-0372 [email protected]

Anne Hanson 780 361-3754 416-463-2585 [email protected]

Jeff Fredericks 764 361-1810 416-604-2469 [email protected]

Joan Bayley 600 361-1784 905-471-4425 [email protected]

Jody Hauer [email protected]

Kathryn From 796 [email protected]

Lynn Short 696 518-0125 647-273-5966 [email protected]

Mary Ann Virelli 43 Durie 518-0200 416-653-5881 [email protected]

Murray Conron 778 416-427-6317 [email protected]

Richard Merritt 742 905-795-1993 [email protected]

Sandy Haliburton 730 361-1805 905-884-3081 [email protected]

Steve Himel 718 416-654-8877 [email protected]

Steve Medwecky 491 [email protected]

Committee Chairperson

AGM Richard Merritt

Beach Party/Corn Roast Anne Campbell

Field Day Mary Ann Virelli

Field Day Lunch Blair Fleming

FOTTSA Representative TBA

Membership Sandy Haliburton

Neighbourhood Watch Dave Sparrow

Regatta Jeff Fredricks

Tennis Doug Jessop

Township Liaison Dave Sparrow

Yearbook Steve Himel

Advertising Dave Sparrow/ Anne Campbell

Youth Activities Anne Hanson

President Chairperson

Past President Richard Merritt

Secretary Joan Bayley

Treasurer Kathryn From

Accountants Sidler & Company LLP CAs

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M i s s i o n S t a t e m e n t

B e n e f i t s o f M e m b e r s h i p

Whether you’re a year round resident or seasonal cottager, the Wymbolwood Beach Association provides various services to you. We have many social activities, communicate township information and assist with the

security of your cottage through the Neighbourhood Watch program.

All Members Receive: • One copy of the annual yearbook • Spring update letter • Access to all WBA activities • Voting privileges at the AGM • Regular email updates (as necessary) • Updates regarding FOTTSA and other Township information • Contact information available to Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator and OPP as required • Listing of contact information in yearbook • Access to WBA website www.wymbolwood.ca

Our Vision To keep Wymbolwood Beach the place where we want to be

•Providing social events, (List of events) and, •Providing the tennis courts, summer youth program and our park

Our Mission •To promote our sense of community •To represent the interest of our membership •To secure our heritage and influence our future We will promote our sense of community by: • Communicating with our members including the yearbook, bulletin board, annual survey, President’s letters and the annual general meeting

We will represent the interest of our membership by: • Collecting and disseminating information to members on social, political, environmental and safety matters • Providing a Neighbourhood Watch Program • Annual Survey of members •Newsletters •Telephone campaigns and •Acting cohesively, getting involved and being informed

• Providing forums for people to meet • Increasing membership within traditional boundaries to sustain the Association through the annual membership drive and the welcoming committee, (President, Past President and other designates) •Involving a broad cross section of members as volunteers •Acting as a point of contact for local business, other organizations and government

We will secure our heritage and influence our future by: • keeping the traditions alive •‘Leaf from the Past’ feature in the yearbook •Highlights and reporting of events in the yearbook (Designated photographer at all events), and •Maintaining our park

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http://www.wymbolwood.ca

Changes of Name & Address: Forward changes to: Wymbolwood Beach Association C/o Kathryn From 37 Woodlawn Ave. East Toronto, ON M4T 1B9

In Memorium & New Additions: Please do not hesitate to make one of the Directors aware of those we should be remembering and those we are welcoming.

Yearbook Contributions: Let us know if you would like anything added to the yearbook. This is your yearbook -- please contribute !

Membership: Full Annual Family Membership - $50 Associate Membership - $30 Tennis Membership - $30 (includes 2 tags) Additional Yearbooks ($15 each as available) Day Camp donation*

Please send photos and articles to: Steve Himel 17 Melgund Rd. Toronto, ON M5R 1Z9 [email protected]

Membership dues can be mailed to: Wymbolwood Beach Association C/o Kathryn From 37 Woodlawn Ave. East Toronto, ON M4T 1B9 *In an effort to maintain the Annual Family Membership fee at $50 we ask those families who benefit from the youth activities summer camp to consider a donation to assist in the funding of this program.

G e n e r a l i n f o r m a t i o n

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WBA is Looking To Fill Seats!

What’s not to love about Wymbolwood Beach? Why not take that warm, fuzzy feeling, and volunteer to join our friendly Board of Directors? Currently, we’re looking to fill seats for an Activity Camp Coordinator, and several others. Nominations and voting are held during the AGM on September 3rd . Check your yearbook, or contact any of the directors for more information.

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No special skills required – just bring your energy and interest in keeping our beach community the special place it’s always been. Little time investment. Shoes are optional.

Return – priceless! !

Please note: Many activities, such as the WBA Activity Camp, will not be able to continue if we are not able to recruit new volunteers to lend a

hand.

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Community InformationContact Address Web Phone

Simcoe County 1110 Highway 26 Midhurst, ON L0L 1X0

www.simcoe.ca 705-735-6901

Tiny Township 130 Balm Beach Road West Tiny, Ontario L0L 2J0

www.tiny.ca 705-526-4204

Ray Millar Mayor, Township of Tiny

[email protected] 705-526-4204

George Lawrence Deputy Mayor, Township of Tiny

[email protected] 705-526-4204

Building 705-527-5965

By-Law 705-527-4136

Fire Department 705-527-1161

Peter Pan | June 4 to June 21Run For Your Wife | June 25 to July 12I'll Be Back Before Midnight | July 16 to August 2Twist and Shout: The British Invasion | August 7 to August 30

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Residents List AlphabeticallySurname Name Street Address Cottage StreetCity Prov P. Code

620 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 620 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Anderson Michael & Mary 17 Inglewood Drive 652 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4T 1G7

Angus Carol R.R.# 1 442 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 442 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Armstrong C.W. P.O. Box 281 434 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMidland ON L4R 4K8

Bauman Helga 71 Christian Hoover Drive 12 Davy LaneStouffville ON L4A 0X6

Bayley Donald & Susan R.R. # 5 10282 - 4th Line 595 Tiny Beaches Rd. SHalton Hills ON L9T 2X9

Bayley Mrs. T.H. 825 - 25 Austin Drive 600 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMarkham ON L3R 8H4

Bayley/Carmichael Joan & Doug 17 Carpenter Court 600 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMarkham ON L3P 6W3

Bell Ron & Gail 4441 Breckongate Crt. 660 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBurlington ON L7L 0B2

Bellemare Jane 322 - 290 The Kingsway 490 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M9A 3V1

Birse Gordon 443 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 443 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Blakely Steve & Libby 38 Breckwood Place 694 Tiny Beaches Rd. SKitchener ON N2A 4C6

Bohnet Erwin & Eleanor 48 Durie Street Box 290 48 Durie St.Wyevale ON L0L2T0

Bowen Strachan & Karen 18660 Bathurst Street, 492 Tiny Beaches Rd. SNewmarket ON L3Y 4V9

Boylan Terry 1107 - 110 Bloor Street W. 718 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5S 2W

Boylan / Himel Ursula & Stephen 17 Melgund Road 718 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5R 1Z9

Bradstreet Maria 38 Cliveden Avenue 710 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M8Z 3M8

Bradstreet / Collins Brian / Daralis 24 Hurndale Avenue 488 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4K 1R7

Breuer Axel & Joan 1760 Solitaire Court 470 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5L 2P3

Brewster Ron & Cathy R.R. # 1 220 Concession 6 W. 220 Concession 6 WesWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Brickenden Ms. A. M. R.R.# 3 7481 Falconbridge Dr. 752 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMelbourne ON N0L 1T0

Brickenden Lisa 903 - 39 Old Mill Road 750 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M8X 1G6

Brickenden Marie 903 - 39 Old Mill Road 752 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M8X 1G6

Brock J. B. R.R.# 1 42 Skylark Rd. 42 Skylark RoadWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Brown Yvonne 726 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 726 Tiny Beaches Rd. STiny ON L0L 2T0

Bulas Walter & Marlene 197 West St. N. 608 Tiny Beaches Rd. SOrillia ON L3V 5C7

Bulger / Pickard Mike & Joanne 31 Hartfield Court 704 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M9A 3E5

Bunston Doug and Patti 13 Waterlily Trail 504 Tiny Beaches Rd. SSchomberg ON L0G 1T0

Buss Henry & Mia 16 Arrowdale Ave. 562 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M6L 2Y1

Byrick Bob & Susan 32 Mason Blvd. 514 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5M 3C

Cachia Elise & Kevin 63 - 55 Prince Arthur Ave. 542 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5R 1B3

Camilleri Emanuel & Rita 9 Euphrasia Drive 30 Durie St.Toronto ON M6B 3V8

Campbell Anne & Chuck 118 Foxhunt Road 766 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWaterloo ON N2K 2Z6

Carling Aelwen & Peter 6 Marchand Drive 746 Tiny Beaches Rd. SPenetanguish ON L9M 2J3

Carnicelli Mike R.R.# 1 611 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 611 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Carson Michael R.R.# 1 609 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 609 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Carson Michael R.R.# 1 607 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 607 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Champion Ryan & Tricia 1033 Kelman Court 660 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMilton ON L9T 3K6

Charlebois Sabin R.R.# 3 638 Tiny Beaches Rd. SPenetanguish ON L0K 1P0

Cheaney Terry & Anna 31 Mills Circle 552 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMidhurst ON L0L 1X0

Chow Wang & Joy 416 Runnymede Rd. 468 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M6S 2Y8

Church Dr. J.P. 987 Royal York Rd. 549 Tiny Beaches Rd. SEtobicoke ON M8X 3E8

Church Terry 1 Marvin Drive 614 Tiny Beaches Rd. SSt. Catharine ON L2M 1X6

Clarke Jim & Linda 187 Humbervale Blvd. 639 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M8Y 3R2

Colantonio Dr. A.F. 4065 Summit Ct. 486 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5L 3C2

Collett J.M. 26 Reid Manor 546 Tiny Beaches Rd. SEtobicoke ON M8Y 2H7

Conacher/Yule Brad & Linda 40 Dinnick Cres. 744 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4N 1L6

Conron Murray 66 Maughan Crescent 778 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4L 3E8

Surname Name Street Address Cottage StreetCity Prov P. Code

Conron Bruce 86 Greenwich Square 778 Tiny Beaches Rd. SScarborough ON M1J 3L3

Cooper / Stermac Randy / Lillian | 10 Birchmount Rd. 578 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M1N 3J4

Craig Donald & Jean P.O. Box 41 494 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 494 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Crain Viveca 13938 Bathurst St. 587 Tiny Beaches Rd. SKing City ON L7B 1K5

Cunneyworth Larry & Bev 15 Jefferson Rd. 655 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBrampton ON L6S 2G6

Cunneyworth Larry & Bev 15 Jefferson Rd. 657 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBrampton ON L6S2G6

D’Aoust Mrs. N. 998 Ingram Cres. 422 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMidland ON L4R 4E8

Daoust Michelle 27-2401 Fifth Line W. 420 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5K 1V9

D'Aoust James & Kauri 463 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 45 Skylark RoadWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Davis Grace & Glenn 793 Damien Way 554 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5C3C3

Davis Ron & Mary 513 Nanak Rd. 526 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5B 3X2

denBaars Andre 482 Tiny Beaches Road S. 482 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L2T0

Dies Donna 82 Chester Crescent 456 Tiny Beaches Rd. SGeorgetown ON L7G 5T4

Dies / Wightman Dorothy & Susan 1719 Cannon Cres. 451 Tiny Beaches Rd. SOttawa ON K2C 0Z3

DiRocco Dan 463 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 463 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale On L0L2T0

Dorman Tom & Pat 1021 Cutler Ct. 748 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5H 4C9

Doyle Bill & Margery 1204 - 1555 Finch Ave. East 834 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWillowdale ON M2J 4X9

Duarte / Spiel Tony & Belva 312 Belsize Dr. 634 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4S 1M9

DuBois Yvonne 256 North Shore Blvd. East 422 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBurlington ON L7T 1W9

Dunsford A. Reece R.R.# 1 616 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 616 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Eccles Stuart 4326 Ontario St., PO Box 1093 756 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBeamsville ON L0R1B2

Eccles Marilyn 26 Via Amici 756 Tiny Beaches Rd. SAlliston ON L9R 2B4

Edwards R.L. R.R.# 1 532 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 528 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Emsley Pat & Ian 130 Highgate Ave. 436 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWillowdale ON M2N 5G

Ergaver Rayko R.R.# 1 561 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 561 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Fisher / Douglas Bob / Bob | 430 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 430 Tiny Beaches Rd. STiny ON L0L 2T0

Flaman Carl & Karen 11 Golf Valley Lane 692 Tiny Beaches Rd. SEtobicoke ON M9C 2T2

Flaman Richard & Gloria 2 Stuart Street 702 Tiny Beaches Rd. SGuelph ON N1E 4S4

Fleming Brian & Donna 3391 Enniskillen Circle 676 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5C 2M9

Fleming / Legare Blair & Jennifer 871 Maxted Cres. 676 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMilton ON L9T 4E2

Fortier Chris 138 Gladstone Ave 782 Tiny Beaches Rd. SHamilton ONFortier Mike 52 Blantyre Ave. 782 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M1N 2R4

Fortier David 11 Carnegie Crescent 782 Tiny Beaches Rd. SThornhill ON LBT 5G9

Fracassi A. 94 Button Rd. 479 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWoodbridge ON L4L 1K1

Fredericks Gloria 764 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 764 Tiny Beaches Rd. STiny ON L0L 2T0

Fredericks Jon and Joyce 436 Wellington St. West Ste 205 772 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5V 1E3

Fredericks Jeff 397 Armadale Avenue 764 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M6S 3X7

Freitas Joe & Sally 64 Healey Rd 387 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBolton ON L7E 5A4

From Lynn 1002-20 Scrivener Square 796 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4W 3X

From Eric & Beth 213 Glengrove Ave. West 796 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4R 1P4

From Kathryn 37 Woodlawn Ave. East 796 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4T 1B9

Gelespy S. 5 Heathcote Ave. 521 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M2L 1Y6

Gosselin Frank & Mary 304 - 3130 Yonge Street 490 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4N 2R6

Graham Bill & Debbie 23 Southwell Ave. 776 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWhitby ON L1P 1N4

Graham Brian & Sue 198 Tracina Drive 776 Tiny Beaches Rd. SOakville ON L6L 4B7

Greer David & Maria 570 Oriole Parkway 643 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4R 2C2

Groom Margaret 35-3420 South Millway 768 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5L 3V4

Groot Peter & Christina 9 Golfdown Dr. 598 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M9W 2H

Guerriere / Yamashi Michael & Miyo 153 Douglas Drive 510 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4W 2B

Guidolin L. R.R.#1 P.O. Box 25, 25 Simcoe Rd. 550 Tiny Beaches Rd. SKettleby ON L0G 1J0


Halenda Janet & Wayne 36 Mineola Road West 446 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5G 2C2

Haliburton David 245 Harrygan Cres. 730 Tiny Beaches Rd. SRichmond Hi ON L4C 4J2

Hanson Bill 263 Main Street 828 Tiny Beaches Rd. SUnionville ON L3R 2H2

Hanson / Davies Anne & Glenn 100 Yorkville Avenue, Suite 504 780 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5R 2C3

Harvey Gordon 230 Margaret St. MidlandMidland ON L4R 4X7

Hauer Jody 2600 John Street, #121 520 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMarkham ON L3R 3W3

Henderson Pat & Bruce 418 Aberdeen Blvd. 778 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMidland ON L4R 5L8

Henderson Ian & Nancy 20 Beaufield Ave 778 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4G 3R3

Henderson David & Melissa 790 Hamlet Rd. 778 Tiny Beaches Rd. SOttawa ON K1G 1R2

Hendrick Gay & Corbin 47 Woodland Heights Drive 642 Tiny Beaches Rd. SEverett ON L0M 1J0

Hennig Fred & Margaret 6A Edenbrook Hill 792 Tiny Beaches Rd. SEtobicoke ON M9A 3Z6

Hennig Richard & Janet 1304 Bass Lake S.R. W. 576 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBarrie ON L4M 4Y8

Hepditch Sharon & Frank 11 Garden Crt. 682 Tiny Beaches Rd. SOrillia ON L3V 7V7

Hoar Albert 176 Morningside Ave. 542 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M6S 1E3

Hofmann/Durante Dennis 8 Wildflower Drive 483 Tiny Beaches Rd. SRichmond Hi ON L4E 3Y5

Hollander Linda 6 Mair Court 553 Tiny Beaches Rd. SRichmond Hi ON L4C 7S1

Holwell Dave & Donna 286364 10th Sideroad 606 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMono ON L9W 6P7

Hughes Diane 662 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 662 Tiny Beaches Rd. STiny ON L0L 2T0

Ireland Douglas 36 Candle Cres. 503 Tiny Beaches Rd. SKitchener ON N2P 2K7

Jamieson L.G. 39 Sir Williams Lane 788 Tiny Beaches Rd. SEtobicoke ON M9A 1T9

Jarrell Jim & Sandra 6694 Laird Rd. W. 516 Tiny Beaches Rd. SGuelph ON N1H 6J3

Jessop Barb 117 Bournemouth Drive 670 Tiny Beaches Rd. SLondon ON N5V 4T1

Jessop / Crechiola Doug & Laura 2208 Springfield Court 670 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5K 1V2

Johnson Vladyana & Jack 100 Marion Street 640 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M6R 1E7

Joubert - Decaire Josée 529 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 529 Tiny Beaches Rd. STiny ON L0L2T0

Kearns Thomas J. 84 Resolute Crescent 426 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWhitby ON L1P 1H5

Kearns Margaret Ann 2 Bromley Crescent 424 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M9A 3X2

Keefe John & Diane 53 Grenview Blvd. N. 538 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M8X 2K3

Kerr Pat & Bruce 1173 Burrowhill Lane 474 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5H 4M7

Ketelaars Dr. Perry & Chrisou 3377 Lakeshore Rd. 762 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBurlington ON L7N 1B1

Kleinert Helmut & Nancy 33 Miles Rd. 522 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M8V 1V4

Kochhar Vim 3 Concorde Place, Apt. 1605 560 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M3C 3K7

Koehler Sue & Chris 2076 Pipers Court 518 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBurlington ON L7M 3W

Koturbash R.M. 7 Woodmere Ct. 580 Tiny Beaches Rd. SIslington ON M9A 3J1

Kovac Mirko 85 Roxborough Dr. 523 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4W 1X

Krim John 152 Bernard Ave. 16 Davy LaneRichmond Hi ON L4C 9Z6

Krim Jr. J.W. 249 Major MacKenzie Dr. E. 14 Davy LaneRichmond Hi ON L4C 1H9

Laidlaw Gord & Sharon R.R.# 1 649 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 649 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Landy Simon 48 Douglas Drive 452 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4W 2B

Langenholt Dr. Erik 147 Brookbanks Dr. 674 Tiny Beaches Rd. SDon Mills ON M3A 2T4

Lanning Al & Anne 31 Daniel Court 466 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMarkham ON L3P 4B8

Lee / Maynard Paul A. / Jill 9 Brushwood Court 592 Tiny Beaches Rd. SDon Mills ON M3A 1V9

Lees Edgar and Maie 10 Fashion Roseway Suite 205 467 Tiny Beaches Rd. SNorth York ON N2N 6B6

Levert Andy & Joan 65 Spring Farm Road 32 Durie St.Aurora ON L4G 7W

Liska Frank & Milla 492 Summerhill Ave. 4 Davy LaneToronto ON M4W 2E

MacDonald Karen R.R. 7 - 51 Balsam Road 760 Tiny Beaches Rd. SOrillia ON L3V 6H7

MacDonald Ann & Wayne 841 Lockwood Circle 674 Tiny Beaches Rd. SNewmarket ON L3X 1K8

MacGray Martha 117 Kingsway Cres. 8 Davy LaneToronto ON M8X 2S3

Mandlsohn Annie & Mark 199 Balmoral Ave 612 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4V 1K1

Marinac M. R.R.# 1 487 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 487 Tiny Beaches Rd. STiny ON L0L 2T0


Martens Cathy & John R.R.# 1, 533 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 533 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Martins Victor 196 Silver Birch Ave. 558 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4E 3L5

Massaar Martine 20 Rathfon Cres. 553 Tiny Beaches Rd. SRichmond Hi ON L4C 5B7

Masters Gary & Diane 646 Grandview Avenue 658 Tiny Beaches Rd. SLondon ON N6K 3G6

Matheson Nancy & Donald R.R.# 1 496 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 496 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Mathon Helen & Rudi 502 - 284 Bloor St. W. 557 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5S 3B8

Matthews David 463 Rosebank Rd. S. 646 Tiny Beaches Rd. SPickering ON L1W 2N

McBride Doug & Dayle 1089 Pinewood Place 696 Tiny Beaches Rd. SKingston ON K7P 1K9

McBride I.A. 1001 - 411 Duplex Ave. 636 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4R 1V2

McBride Bill & Jean 19 Bayshore Cres. 696 Tiny Beaches Rd. SSt.Catharines ON L2N 5Y3

McBride / Short Robert & Lynn 36 Longfield Rd. 696 Tiny Beaches Rd. SEtobicoke ON M9B 3G3

McCarthy Brian & Arlene 6-405 Glasgow St. 698 Tiny Beaches Rd. SKitchener ON N2M2N1

McCarthy Mary 10 Fletcher Court 700 Tiny Beaches Rd. SGuelph ON N1E 7G8

McCracken Gerry & Herbert 498 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 498 Tiny Beaches Rd. STiny ON L0L 2T0

McDermott Pat & Paul R.R.# 1 438 Tiny Beaches Road S. 438 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

McGovern Joanne 196 Silver Birch Ave. 558 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4E 3L5

McGregor Doug & Yvonne R.R. #1 517 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 517 Tiny Beaches Rd. SPerkinsfield ON L0L 2J0

McHardy Don & Diana 27 Hill Farm Road 480 Tiny Beaches Rd. SNobleton ON L0G 1N0

Medeiros 428 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 428 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L2T0

Medwecky Alex & Vera 319 - 7825 Bayview Ave. 491 Tiny Beaches Rd. SThornhill ON L3T 7N2

Meldazy V.M.M.C. 110 Goulding Ave. 484 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWillowdale ON M2M 1L4

Merritt Richard & Tara 6867 Gooderham Estates Blvd. 742 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5W 1A9

Merritt Mary Lou 6 - 3243 New Street 742 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBurlington ON L7N 1M9

Middleton. Marg 104 - 1750 Lawrence Ave. W. 466 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M6L 3C4

Milman Pierre 72 Faywood Ave. 667 Tiny Beaches Rd. SDownsview ON M3H 2X3

Misich R. 2803 - 3303 Don Mills Rd. 471 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWillowdale ON M2J 4T6

Moore Sandi & Whip 47 Sanderson Crescent 756 Tiny Beaches Rd. SRichmond Hi ON L4C 5L5

Morrison Sue & Dean 1809 Fellen Place 756 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5J 4S4

Munro Bob & Deb 20 Springwood Cres. 641 Tiny Beaches Rd. SUnionville ON L3R 3Z9

Munro Bob & Deb 20 Springwood Cres. 656 Tiny Beaches Rd. SUnionville ON L3R 3Z9

Murphy Dan & Kathy 24 Donlea Dr. 680 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4G 2M

Nash S. 150 Balmoral Ave. 564 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4V 1S4

Neill - Morabito Edward & Kelly 64 Glenridge Ave St. Catherine ON L2R4X1

Nelson Kathryn & Steve 252 Beech Avenue 460 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4E 3J2

Nesbitt Christa & Justin 381 Dovercliffe Place 698 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWaterloo ON N2T 1S2

Pashby J.E. 21 Burkebrook Place, Suite 710 678 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4G 0A2

Pashby Bill 69 Airdrie Rd. 680 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4G 1M

Pavkovic Dr. Pasko 64 Prince George Dr. 569 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M9A 1Y6

Penman Dorothea P.O. Box 775 588 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMidland ON L4R 4P4

Perryman R.E. 83 Painswick Cres. 462 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWillowdale ON M2J 3M5

Phillips Doug & Janet R.R.# 1 651 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 651 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Pickard Joanne 31 Hartfield Court 704 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M9A 3E5

Pieczonka Wally 238 Penn Dr. 450 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBurlington ON L7N 2B8

Pieczonka Rosalind 48 Douglas Drive 452 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4W 2B

Pieczonka Laura Tucker & Adri 596 Huron Street 512 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5R2R7

Pohl Eric 190 Oakwood 766 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWinnipeg MB R3L 1E4

Proctor Gordon 508 - 40 William Roe Blvd 556 Tiny Beaches Rd. SNewmarket ON L3Y 5N4

Pyke Ron & Barbara 12 Druid Court 42 Durie St.Toronto ON M4B 2M5

Pyke / Weech Regan / Janet 4 Ireland Crt. 38 Durie St.Toronto ON M9A 2C9

Quaglietta Mr. & Mrs. G. 6 Turpin Ave. 165 Skylark RoadToronto ON M9W 5Y


Raso/Danese Frank & Barbara 96 Hyde Park Avenue 573 Tiny Beaches Rd. SHamilton ON L8P 4M7

Rebane Tom 1253 Woodland 495 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5G 2X8

Recchia Dale 166 Riverview Rd 604 Tiny Beaches Rd. SAlliston ON L9R 1X7

Redlich Stephen 225 Munro Street 714 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4M 2C

Redlich Andrew 65 Harbour Square, Suite 1403 714 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5J2L4

Reinders Fred & Jane 10 Gladiola Drive 524 Tiny Beaches Rd. SCarlisle ON L0R 1H1

Robertson Mike & Laura 212 Westfield Tr. 32 Skylark RoadOakville ON L6H 6C3

Robinson R.M. 450 The Kingsway 602 Tiny Beaches Rd. SIslington ON M9A 3W

Rose Hans & Diane 49 Walker Ave. 545 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4V 1G3

Rosenberg Gloria & Alvin 67 Clarendon Avenue 570 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4V 1J2

Rosenberg Paul 160 Gordon Rd. 566 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M2P 1E8

Rositano Bruno 633 Tiny Beaches Road S. 633 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale On L0L 2T0

Salter Millet & Nancy P.O. Box 134 21 Belmont Cres. 610 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMidhurst ON L0L 1X0

Samis Lee 80 John Street #3105 508 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5V 3X4

Scott M.A. 327 - 523 Finch Ave. W. 453 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWillowdale ON M2R 1N4

Scott Paul & Judy R.R.#1 472 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 472 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Shepherd Victor & Maureen 91 Swanhurst Blvd. 526 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5N 1B8

Sidgwick Peter 261 Blythwood Road 668 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4N 1A7

Simon Stephen 1545 Jalna Ave. 536 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5J 1S8

Simon R.G. 152 Sandford Fleming Dr. 536 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWaterloo ON N2T 1E8

Simpson Bill & Monica 18 Larchwood Place 661 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBrampton ON L6S 5V3

Sims Durham 5934 Chercover Crt 706 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBurlington ON L7L 6T1

Sims Barbara & Lee 5200 Creditview Rd. 706 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5M 5N5

Smit John R.R.# 1 628 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 628 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Smith Lois 143 Colin Ave. 672 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M5P 2C4

Snelgrove Ken & Joan R.R.# 1, 653 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 653 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Snider Mel & Elaine 15 Southlea Ave. 664 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4G 3L8

Sparrow Paul & Deb 68 - 1050 Shawnmarr Rd. 766 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5H 3V1

Sparrow Louise 719 Ottawa Street 766 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMidland ON L4R 1C3

Sparrow Dave P.O. Box 23 766 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 766 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Spence Andrew & Anne 120 Lawrence Crescent 458 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4N 1N

Stapleton Janice 7 Terra Cotta Cres. 596 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBrampton ON L6W 1B9

Stewart John & Marg 432 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 432 Tiny Beaches Rd. STiny ON L0L 2J0

Stinson David 5956 Meadowglen Dr. 46 Skylark RoadOttawa ON K1C 5Y2

Succamore Thomas 18 Ixworth Rd. 647 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M9W 4R

Teschke Bob R.R.# 1 533 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 533 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Thompson Maggie & Terry 27 Cranberry Lane 730 Tiny Beaches Rd. SAurora ON L4G 5y2

Thomson Scot & Jill 2692 Jerring Mews 676 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L5L 2M8

Todorow Angela 22 Pickett Cres. 506 Tiny Beaches Rd. SRichmond Hi ON L4C 9L4

Train Richard 70 Donna Lee Trail 648 Tiny Beaches Rd. SStouffville ON L4A 1K3

Valtas Tony R.R.# 1 565 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 565 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Venn Lois 139 Golf Club Court 475 Tiny Beaches Rd. SRichmond Hi ON L4C 5E1

Vicente Libelia & Jose H. 2291 Harcourt Cres. 444 Tiny Beaches Rd. SMississauga ON L4Y 3Y7

Vipavec Evanka 6 Thornbury Cres. 584 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M9A 2M2

Virelli Joe & Mary-Ann 15 Rosemount Ave. 43 Durie St.Toronto ON M6H 2M

Waud Imelda 203 Cardinal Street 800 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBarrie ON L4M 6G8

Weber J.C.W. R.R.# 1 583 Tiny Beaches Rd. S. 583 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWyevale ON L0L 2T0

Weech Janet 111 Royalavon Cres. 38 Durie St.Toronto ON M9A 2G2

Weech Bill & Bette P.O. Box 148 38 Durie St. 38 Durie St.Tiny ON L0L 2T0

Welker Peter R.R.# 1 553 Concession 6 W. Concession 6 W.Wyevale ON L0L 2T0


Westcott Joan 284 Longfellow Drive 645 Tiny Beaches Rd. SWaterloo ON N2L 2S1

Wilson J.A. 74 Shaftesbury Ave. 544 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M4T 1A3

Winter Jim & Linda 406 - 30 Anglesey Blvd. 654 Tiny Beaches Rd. SToronto ON M9A 3B5

Witt Jutta 158 Alexandra Way 722 Tiny Beaches Rd. SBlue Mountai ON L9Y 0S3

Wood David & Sharman 211 Markland Dr. 738 Tiny Beaches Rd. SEtobicoke ON M9C 1P8

Young Daphne 50 Addison Cres. 650 Tiny Beaches Rd. SDon Mills ON M3B 1K8

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Thomas J.Kearns426

Medeiros428

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C.W.Armstrong434

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CarolAngus442

GordonBirse443

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M.A.Scott453

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Andrew & AnneSpence458

Kathryn & SteveNelson460

R.E.Perryman462

DanDiRocco463

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MargMiddleton.466

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R.Misich471

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JaneBellemare490

Frank & MaryGosselin490

Alex & VeraMedwecky491

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Donald & JeanCraig494

TomRebane495

Nancy & DonaldMatheson496

Gerry & HerbertMcCracken498

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AngelaTodorow506

LeeSamis508

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Sue & ChrisKoehler518

JodyHauer520

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2013 WBA AGM Minutes66TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, AUGIST 31, 2013 WYEVALE UNITED CHURCH HALL !

Minutes 1. Call to Order. Richard Merritt, president, acting as chairperson,called the meeting to order at 10:10 A.M. !2. Adoption of the Agenda

Richard previewed the meeting agenda and pointed out that copies of the financial statements, and the Minutes of 2012 AGM had been made available at the back of the room and are available on the WBA website. Richard called for a motion to approve the 2012 financial statements. Motion- Tom Dorman Seconded: Bruce Conron !

3. Review and Approval of the Minutes of 2012 AGM Richard called for a motion to approve the 2012 AGM minutes. Motion to approve: Bob McBride Seconded: Carolyn Neville !

4. Trophy Presentations Steve Himel presented results of Field day and Regatta. Both days went well Trophy changes for the future will be as follows: Junior trophy – Up to 10 years Senior trophy – 10 to 13 years old !! !

5. Committee Reports: !Yearbook by Steve Himel Editorial content and photos were up this year and much appreciated. The feedback on the yearbook has been good and Steve hopes to have even more user generated content in the coming years. Costs were in line with previous years and expectations are that they will remain so in the near future. Steve set up a drop box account for pictures to be loaded. Next year Steve hopes to include more user content. Steve was thanked for the great job on the year book. In the future, Steve is hoping to have themes in the yearbooks, such as wintering at the beach, animal encounters and poetry inspired by the beach.

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Dave Sparrow and Blair Flemming did a great job in preparing the advertising material and it seems that revenue is up in that area. !Regatta by Steve Himel The regatta took place o the scheduled date under clear skies and pleasant temperatures. Attendance was up and approximately 100 people (kids and adults)were in attendance with approximately 50 kids participating. We again had access to the white surf thanks to MRS. Edwards and the sand was prepared by Don Craig. We thank them both very much. There were no water events again this year and the participants were mostly younger kids with parents. !Steve thanked all the volunteers and particularly Ursula Boylan who took care of the scoring and Mary-Ann Varelli who helped with set up and all of the events. !Field Day by Steve Himel The field day took place as scheduled with good attendance of around 100. In addition to the regular events, we re-introduced the nail hammer this year which seemed to be a success and we may look to add more of these type of events next year. In addition we timed the ‘Wymbolwood Mile’ this year and have ‘best-times’ in Junior, Senior and ‘Masters’ class. The best time for the 1.37 k/m course being 5:10 seconds by Jeff Fredricks. !Richard Merrit cooked hot dogs for all, which was appreciated. WBA 2013 Youth Activities Program – Final Report by Anne Hanson The 2013 Youth Activity Program this summer was an unqualified success! Abby Chrzan was this year’s new Senior Counselor, and brought with her several years experience from a Toronto-based summer soccer camp. Her early enthusiasm was evident as she jumped into the planning of activities and games from a list of fresh ideas. Amy McNamara returned for her second year as Assistant Counselor, and did a great job again this year! As always, the camp ran for two hours every morning during the seven-week period between July 8 and closing on August 23. Each of the seven weeks was organized around themes, which then provided the basis for crafts, stories, and games. Once again, we would like to extend a special thank you to Christa Nesbitt for her the time, thought, and organization she put into selecting craft materials, and sharing her ideas with Abby and Amy. This year, Christa was helped by her sister, Erin McCarthy, who will be taking a more active role in craft supply acquisition next summer. But in the meantime, thank you to Erin for all her help with this year’s camp.

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Attendance at camp was up this summer, despite the fact that only 23 families participated versus 27 families the prior year. During July, an average of 16 children a day were at camp, with some days seeing as many as 21 or 22 children! Numbers dropped slightly in August, when an average of 9 children a day attended camp. There were only 3 days when camp was cancelled due to rain, leaving plenty of days for camp fun! Once again was an issue with a wasp nest in the camp shed, but Able Pest Control was called and it was dealt with quickly! Crafts were very popular this summer. But this activity worked best when there were fewer children at camp. It was more difficult for counselors to organize craft materials, provide instructions, hold the full attention of children, and be available for one-on-one assistance when there were 15 or more children at camp. Since there is no way of predicting attendance from day to day, counselors need to be flexible with planned schedules. Games, including dodge ball, soccer, broken telephone, obstacle courses, scavenger hunts, and insect- catching, were the popular choice for these busy days! Overall, this year’s camp ran smoothly and saw few obstacles. Recommendations for next summer include providing more seating at camp. At present, there is one picnic table available. This might comfortably seat 8 small children. High-attendance days meant there was not enough seating around the table for everyone during crafts. A second table would allow for more flexibility of activities, and inclusion of all children, at the same time, in the day’s craft. As well, while Activity Camp notice in the yearbook is helpful, there needs to be increased member communication about this program. There is still a level of confusion about who can attend camp, what the program has to offer, and whether camp is free to WBA members. Perhaps the one-page yearbook notice could also be printed separately, and distributed as a separate flyer (on brightly colored paper!) with the yearbook, to attract more attention. !Recommendations for Next Summer: !

1. Purchase a second picnic table for next year 2. Needs to be more communication about the program ie who can attend,

-add a separate flyer next year. Both counsellors are willing to come back next year. Richard indicated Anne would like some help with the Youth Program next year. !Book Swap – 4th, Sat July 13th. Anne Hanson reports: It was a disappointing turnout. Anne is wondering if the book swap is still a worthwhile activity. Bruce suggested a change of location. Steve Himel suggested attaching it to the field day.

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Tennis – Tom Dorman reported it was a great season. More people used it. The tennis lock was not working at times. The tennis net ripped and needs repair. Richard will take net in for repairs. Tom repaired the fence by the ball park. The tennis court needs to be power washed in Spring. Someone should be hired to do this as we have no water or power at the court. It will make the court safer and it will last longer. !Corn Roast – Anne Campbell reported on behalf of Louise. Good turnout, considering the winter and cold. They perfected the set up. The corn comes from Walter Buis. The castle building went well. Richard Merritt and family will take this over next year. This event seems to be the one event where the most people come together. Around 200 people come out. Richard thanked the Sparrow family for their 5 years of contributing to the corn roast. Clarify in year book if the castle building is for children or adults. !Environment : Phragmites Removal - by Lynn Short. Lynn showed a Phragmites plant. They had a successful summer this year. This year They worked for 14 properties, clearing them of phragmites. Sometimes two crews were working on different properties. Some days there were 7 students. The crews worked for 25 days. The flower on the plant could be cut off, which would prevent the spread of the seeds. Lynn will be writing an article for Tiny Cottagers about Phragmites. Lake Huron is experiencing a lot of phragmites around the lake interfering with the wet lands and a lot of interested researchers are trying to find out what might help to eradicate this. The township doesn’t have a real solution. The township would be happy if others would remove this plant from township property.

Anne Campbell suggested that a paper notice be given to the neighbours of the properties that have had removal done, giving information about why this species should be removed.

Dead birds are appearing again on the beach. Richard Merritt: Water testing is done every other year. It will be done again next year. !Neighbourhood Watch – by Dave Sparrow –This year there have been no incidents of boat thefts. Blue boxes, green bins, and garbage cans left during the week on the roadside send a message that no one is home. Dave and other neighbourhood watch people bring these boxes up to the cottages if they are seen at the road side. Garbage –There are new vehicles picking up the garbage because the garbage has been contracted out and this has saved the township 2 million over the year. Septic – The township must determine an alternative to pumping septic (every 3 to 5 years) Lower water levels The excessive dredging of the St. Clair River is responsible.

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Drinking water should be tested 2 or 3 times a year. !Richard thanked Dave for selling advertising for the year book. !

6. Summation of the 2012 Directors’ Meetings – Richard reported that we had no meetings this year as we were able to complete all business through a conference call and emails. !

7. Review of 2012 Financial Statements and 2013 Financial Report !Pat Dorman reports: Revenues are up, because advertising revenues were up. Membership numbers are the same. We sold more full memberships, and less associate memberships. Tennis memberships were the same as last year. Youth activity revenue comes mainly from donations. Expenses were up, and craft expenses were up. Counselors collected $2 per day for a non member. Interest revenue is up. Associating fees to FOTSA were down because we didn’t do water testing this year. Insurance stayed the same. Park expenses included spraying for the wasp nest. The year book expense was up significantly, back to what it was in 2011. The net income so far is $2,800 minus expenses which have yet to be tabulated. We have basically covered our spending, with no profit. Money for the tennis court is accrued for when we have major repairs for the tennis court. Pat will be retiring and has recruited Kathryn From to replace her. Richard thanked Bruce Conron for all his help over the years. Richard moved to appoint Kathryn From to the board. Motion: Bruce Conron Seconed: Dave Sparrow !

8. Appointment of Accountants – The accountants Review of Engagement will be switched to Notice to Reader, which will save the association money. It was recommended by the accountants. !

9. Retirement and Nomination of Directors Retiring: Pat Dorman, Bruce Conron, Ivanna Vipavec Pat will be retiring and has recruited Kathryn From to replace her. Richard thanked Bruce Conron for all his help over the years. Richard moved to appoint Kathryn From to the board. Motion: Bruce Conron Seconded: Dave Sparrow

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10.New Business !Parking on Drurie Street –The township decided they needed a 6 metre allowance for emergency vehicles. This mandate came from the Fire Marshall, not the township. Therefore they posted a no parking zone by the ball park. We approached the township and asked about the change and what were the alternatives. We thought cars should be able to park on the one side adjacent to the park. Hank Loom, director of public works said they looked at it and they don’t think it is safe to allow any parking along there. Some complained it wasn’t safe to walk along Durie because cars were parked along both sides. We need to create our own parking on the park land. Richard called for volunteers to look at the alternatives to create parking. Tom Dorman suggested moving the fence by the oak tree to create 3 or 4 parking spots. Pat suggested we could budget money from next years tennis revenue to put up signs. Bob McBride, Lynn Short, and Pat Dorman will work with Tom to come up with a solution. !Township surveying: From Dunsford Lane to Stott Park for a 66 foot road allowance. There are quite a few Ghostman reserves. This is the largest of the Ghostman reserves. Dale Recchia presented the following information: Mrs. Edwards 542, 543, 544, 545 asked for absolute title to those lots. The Township objected. 616 to 420 was surveyed this summer. It is anticipated the Township will request the right to this property, superseding Quit Claims that some owners have. In the Quit Claim deed that Dale has, there is a schedule. A copy of Dale’s Quit Claim deed is in our WBA archives. The township has filed their objection but has not applied to the Ontario Supreme Court of Justice, yet. It is Crown Land, but the Township is claiming the land for a road/park. It is unclear why they are doing this. We need to look for a long term solution to this, as this issue keeps coming up. Tom Dorman suggested: 1. As an association we place an objection, write a formal objection. 2. Those with Quit Claims get together and decide on a course of action. Association

communicate to the membership that we take action. Alert all the land owners. We need a plan. We need to canvass our options. We need to get FOTSA on side. We can find out who the lawyers were for Round tree beach and ask for their advice. !

Land owners need to send a notice of objection to the township right away. !1. Ask the township in a formal letter for clarification of what this is about 2. Let cottage owners know they should send in an objection and ask for notification

of any further action.

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1. Send a copy of the objection to the elected representatives. 2. An objection form any cottage owners would have to go to council and be

discussed. 3. Tom suggested if a lawyer could work with Richard to create a letter then we could

send out a mass mailing to all of our membership, including deadlines and dates. 4. Bob McBride suggested the owners may apply to the court for party status. 5. Paul Rosenburg will be the contact person. We need to correspond through emails.

Paul is willing to be present at the next Tiny Township meeting and make a deputation.

6. Find out when the next council meeting is. We should contact FOTSA about this. Motion: Mrs. From Seconded: Dale Recchia Sept 3 committee of adjustment Sept 9 Regular committee of the whole and regular council meeting 9 am to 8:30 pm 705-526-4202 . We should call and ask to be put on the agenda. !Richard will send a letter to our membership. Richard will send a formal objection to the Township. Richard will forward emails from members through his gmail to Raul Rosenburg. Dave Sparrow will get on the agenda of the Township meeting, to voice an objection and a request for information. ! FOTSA members (all of us get discounts) – cards were given out, one for every member. !

11. President’s Remarks !12.Adjournment 12:20 P.M. !

Motion: Tom Dorman Seconded: Don Craig

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Balance SheetSeptember 30, 2013(unaudited - see Notice to Reader)

Assets

Assurance. Tax. Advisory. Technotogy.

20t3 20L2

Current assetsCash and equivalentsPrepaid expenses

22,347 s788

2L,43L788

23,135 s 22,2L9

Liabilities

Current liabilitiesAccounts payable and accrued liabilities !,753 s 1,848

Net assets

Net assets internally restricted for Gypsy Moth ProgramNet assets internally restricted for tennis court resurfacingSurplus

LL,4253,9455,012

LL,4252,4966,450

21,382 20,37L

23,135 s 22,2L9

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Wymbolwood Map

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Let me paint a picture for you. You’re 15 yearsof age, and being told, school is essential and thatyou need a good job to succeed in life. At age 25,you are asked, ‘when are you going to get marriedand buy a house?’, soon followed by, ‘when areyou having children?’ For many, this is the directionyour life has taken.

Now imagine (or remember) yourself at age72, you’ve been working all of your life and arenow looking forward to retirement. Throughoutyour life, you’ve worked, got married, raisedthe kids, maintained your property: from cuttinggrass, cleaning windows, tending to the gardens,shoveling the driveway, grocery shopping, fixingbroken eaves trough and then live out your last daysalone, but you are still living in your house, that youworked so hard to have. Is this your image of whatyour retirement is or will be?

Let me paint a new picture. You are 68 yearsof age, you have worked hard all of your life, youare retired, you have just woke up in your suiteat Waterside Retirement Lodge, you enjoy yourorange juice in your private solarium, make yourway to the coffee bar with early risers much likeyourself. On your way, you pass by the multimediaroom where you see your friend chatting on Skypewith her daughter in Calgary. Then you makeyour way to a beautiful dining room, where youstart your day with a wonderful breakfast made by

chefs, leave your dishes on the table and head off toenjoy your day. Your day entails the fun componentyou always dreamed your retirement would be:golfing, volunteering, walk or bike to the beachand remaining an integral part of the beautifulcommunity you have chosen to live in.

Letmenow introduceyou toWatersideRetirementLodge at 239 Zoo Park Road in Wasaga Beachwhich is owned and operated by the Jarlette family.This is a family run business for over 40 years with10 Long Term Care homes and 6 Retirement Lodgesacross Ontario. They have a long term goal ofbecoming the company that most changes the imageof seniors services from a necessity to a desire. Ismy message/article going to accomplish all ofthat? Absolutely not, but what Waterside RetirementLodge brings to Wasaga Beach, is certainly a huge,giant leap for our community members to develop anew image of what Retirement is.

Take a minute to think about what you do ina day? What does your day look like? Do notmisunderstand what we offer, please don’t mistakeWaterside Retirement Lodge for a Long Term Carehome. Now be honest, what did you think I wasgoing to say about our lodge?

Waterside Retirement Lodge can be yourretirement – your retirement with a refreshing newaddress! Again, I challenge you to come for a tour,let us impress you.

Waterside Retirement Lodge at 239 Zoo ParkRoad is Wasaga Beaches newest style ofaccommodation for seniors. Krista Young is excitedto be able to introduce Waterside Retirement Lodgeto her community!A message fromKrista Young

– General Manager

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www.jarlette.com705-429-8626

Isn’t this what retirement should be about? Enjoying the activities you want ratherthan worrying about snow-shovelling, yard work and the leaky roof? Let us take care ofthe maintenance and housekeeping – even the cooking if you’d like – while you do thethings you want to do. After all, you’ve earned it!

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Isn’t this what retirement should be about? Enjoying the activities you want ratherthan worrying about snow-shovelling, yard work and the leaky roof? Let us take care ofthe maintenance and housekeeping – even the cooking if you’d like – while you do thethings you want to do. After all, you’ve earned it!

All the freedom, none of the chores

Call Lorree at 705-429-8626 to book a tour anddiscover the freedom aWaterside lifestyle can offer.

239 Zoo Park Rd, Wasaga Beach www.jarlette.comMaking Waves in Retirement Living!

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As I sit writing this and thinking about the good times to come in the summer of 2014, I am watching big, fat flakes of snow slowly drift down through a cold, windless sky. It would be very beautiful if it wasn’t April 15th!!! This time last year I was already getting ready for the summer. I fear that this year there still might be snow to shovel to get

in the front door. (And on May 2nd there was!)

The silver lining is that all the snow we’ve had this winter might mean higher water levels.

In any case, I know that come the first steamy, long July night, this day, and these mocking snowflakes, will melt into the haze of another perfect summer. Yea!!

This year’s book has lots of users contributions and two

new yearbook items - Wymbolwood reads (pg 54) and a back cover photo contest - I’m already looking forward to submissions. But that can wait until the fall.!

See you on the beach

Editor’s Corner

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May 4, 2014 !Dear friends and neighbours of Wymbolwood Beach, !Spring is off to a cool start this year, with many parts of the Great Lakes still containing ice. Let’s hope the experts are correct and a winter like the one we have just experienced helps to restore some of the recent drops in water levels. I am also hoping Spring finishes with an extended warm stretch so the lake warms up. !The WBA Board of Directors has been busy planning this season’s events. Please see the back cover for dates and details. !I hope you enjoy this year’s edition of the yearbook. Thank you to Steve Himel for putting it together. As you enjoy your time at the beach, please remember to send Steve any pictures you take. I would also like to acknowledge Dave Sparrow’s outstanding efforts in soliciting all the local businesses to get the advertising. Please support our advertisers and mention you saw their ad as, without them, this yearbook would not be possible. !As a board, we are excited to have new members working with us this year. If you are interested in getting involved, or becoming a director, please contact me or any of the other directors. We are always looking for new volunteers with new ideas to help with our initiatives. !My family and I look forward to seeing you on the beach. !Kindest regards, !

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Richard Merritt President

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WBA Activity Camp If you’re a kid, one of the best things about being on Wymbolwood Beach has got to be the free morning Activity Camp. It’s one of the best ways to meet other kids from the beach, and every day offers up an exciting new mix of stories, games, and crafts. !This camp is open exclusively to all WBA members, and their guests. No registration is necessary. Simply show up at 10:00 a.m., sign in (first time only), and enjoy two hours of fun and games (or relaxation, if you’re the parent!). !Each summer, WBA staffs the camp with two experienced Activity Leaders, who are also first aid certified. This year, we are fortunate to have two returning Leaders – one for the second time, and the other for her third year. !Everything is provided for your child except for hats, sunscreen, and snacks. But please note that there are no washroom facilities available in the park. !And since the camp is free, and registration is not required, it is impossible to predict how many children will participate each day. Some days there might be two or three attendees, other days could see ten or more. For this reason, leaving a child at the WBA Activity Camp is solely at the discretion of the parent or caretaker. !The WBA Activity Camp is not intended to serve as a daycare or more formal daycamp, but rather as a no-charge, drop-in spot for children between the ages of 3 to 11. Parents are more than welcome to stay in the park for the duration of the morning’s program. !For more information, please feel free to contact any WBA directors.

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Help Keep the WBA Activity Camp Alive!!!!!!!!For decades, children on Wymbolwood Beach have spent their mornings playing games, singing songs, and making crafts at the WBA Activity Camp.!!Many of you likely remember your own early experience at this!free, drop-in spot. It was a great place to meet other kids from Wymbolwood, and spend a few fun hours away from your (more boring) parents!!!In fact, the annual Activity Camp visit was so special that – according to our latest WBA survey - more than 50% of you believe that this is an important part of Wymbolwood Beach. And those of you who didn’t attend as youngsters, can spot a good thing when you see it!!!But we need help. Right now, the WBA Board of Directors is looking for someone to take responsibility for overseeing the Activity Camp. !!This post Involves hiring (or re-hiring) the two Activity Leaders, confirming craft supplies are ready to go (we currently have ‘craft volunteers’ who gather supplies in advance of the summer), checking in with the Activity Leaders occasionally, and being available – in person, or by phone – in case something goes wrong (which it rarely does!). At some point in the summer, you might take a few pictures for the yearbook.!!The person who has held this position for the past 5 years is ‘retiring’ at the end of this summer. If no one steps forward to take over, our WBA Activity Camp tradition will end. !!Training for this spot takes about 1/2 an hour, on a sunny day, and preferably over a glass (or two!) of wine. To ensure a smooth transition, this offer is good for anytime during July or August.!!If you are interested, please contact anyone on the WBA Board of Directors. Isn’t it time to get involved?

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The Wymbolwood Beach Store in the 1950’s

The soda pop cooler is gone now, as are the Archie comic books and the infamous blackballs. But the memories have not faded. In the 50’s, the ‘four corners’ and the beach store were the hub of activity. This was where one could get the latest beach news and gossip. No matter when they wandered down to the store, people were bound to meet friends. !The Dunsford family owned ‘the four corners’ which included the lodge and cabins across from the store. Breakfast, lunch and dinner were served to the lodge guests with cottagers sometimes dining there on weekends and attending the costume dances on some Saturday evenings. Weekday mornings found moms running a children’s beach club in front of the lodge while other children took swimming lessons or played ball at Tuft’s Park. Boats were parked on the beach and gas containers were filled up at the BA pump outside the beach store.

!In those days as the long, hot summers unfolded, dads drove back to work on Sunday evenings and returned to the cottage late on Fridays, while many moms remained at the beach for the entire summer season. Without a second car, moms were wholly dependent on the beach store during the week. This was their ‘security’ as the store had a full line of staples. Daily, Mr. Dunsford delivered milk to the cottagers. Many owners did not have electric refrigerators; instead, they relied on huge chunks of ice that were delivered by a local resident. !The beach store had two entrance doors with the cash counter positioned in the centre; this allowed Mr. Dunsford to glance everywhere and watch everyone. Occasionally, he chased kids out of the store when they were caught ‘cheapreading’ the comic books. The pop cooler was along the wall with bottled pop floating in cold water and ice. By inserting

a coin in the dispenser, the pop bottles would slide along and release. Cream soda was a favourite. Newspapers were saved at the store for the cottagers and their names were carefully written on the corner of the front page. People eagerly walked to pick up their daily mail at the post office inside the store. !When a phone call for a cottager came through to the store, Mr. Dunsford would send someone to relay the message. And that was a ‘big deal!’ An antique wooden phone mounted on the wall in the back corner of the store was the only phone available for many cottagers. The caller would wind up the crank and wait for the operator to say, “Wyevale ring one, ring one.” !When he was 16, having completed grade eleven, Bill Pashby was employed by Mr. Dunsford for the whole summer. Because of his local job, his mom and younger brother and sister could stay up at the beach all summer. “I was just a kid up here. I earned $25 per week and worked 72 hours. I took time off from 10 am until noon to run the baseball program at the ball park. My beach friends worked in the city all week and partied throughout the weekend while I worked 9-9.” !“When I pumped BA gas I had a lot of trouble finding the gas tanks on the cars because in those days each car model had the gas tank cover in a different place. There was no wash basin to clean my hands so I moved directly from pumping gas to scooping ice cream cones for customers. Mr. Dunsford watched me count out the blackballs. My favourite treats were Virginia bars and Wilson’s Cola.”

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“Everyone would come in for their mail and that’s how I learned the names of every teen-aged girl on the beach. Customers were good to me; they invited me to waterski on my time off. There was no automatic cash register so I had to do the math in my head. I had to charge for paper bags because they were expensive and Mr. Dunsford didn’t like to hand them out.” !And then there was candy. Clearly the beach store was ‘the draw.’ Bound by their affection for sweets, children made countless happy visits—often barefoot, leaving footprints in the warm soft road tar as they descended upon the store. Their sole purpose was to get their daily quota of candy. The focus for many was the infamous blackball (the size of a marble). In those days children could purchase three blackballs for a penny. It took a long time for the blackball to dissolve into a tiny seed in their mouths. During the process children would open their mouths and compare the colour of their diminished blackballs with their friends. Then they would use their t-shirts to wipe the black residue off their faces. !Others preferred the licorice pipes lined with red sprinkles on the top of the bowl to simulate the glow of a lit pipe. And still others eagerly looked forward to Virginia Bars, Sweet Marie Chocolate Bars and Crispy Crunch. In fact, one parent regularly

purchased a box of Sweet Maries for his family. Candy cigarettes were another favourite. Wrapped in

white paper, these sugary sticks resembled the real thing. Children would wrap their fingers around the cigarettes and puff away to mimic smokers. Another popular choice were Pixy Stix—sweet and sour powder packaged in what looked like a drinking straw. Children would bend their heads far back and pour the powdered candy into their mouths. !Times are different now. Although sandcastles, skinny dips and long walks on the beach are still treasured, double income families are the norm, and as a consequence families rarely spend the whole summer at the beach. While flip flops are still flip flops and burgers and hot dogs are still grilled, dogs no longer run free on the beach and sunscreen has replaced baby oil (one cottager used to add iodine to the baby oil to ensure that her skin turned brown!). Large awning tents and beach umbrellas line the shore. People stroll along the water’s edge while they check their cells, text their friends and listen to

their iPods. Adults lounge on their deck chairs, sometimes with laptops balanced on their knees. This has therefore changed the landscape of the beach, and of the beach store. !The 50’s were special days for many cottagers. They were happy days; carefree and full of fun. The beach store has survived many owners since the Dunsford days, but it holds wonderful memories cherished by many cottagers. Merv Jessop summed it up, “These were memories of golden times.”

!Elaine Snider !Contibutors: Brian Fleming, Donna Fleming, Diane Hughes, Merv Jessop, Barb Jessop, Doug Jessop, Dianne Morgan, Don Morgan, Ian Morgan, Bill Pashby and Jane Pashby

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What I like most about Wymbolwood is... !Cameron (4years) ...going on my

Daddy’s boat and jumping waves on grandpa’s shoulders.

Corbin (10 years) ...tournament day, the

beach and building sandcastles.

Kate (almost10) ...coming to the beach

because we don’t have that in London England. We come here every summer.

Alice (2years) I like the colour pink...

Angelina (5years) ...making crafts at

camp and playing on the beach.

Matthew (6years) ...playing on the go

cart...but I can’t ride by myself...I go with my Dad.

Tom (10years) ...fishing for bass ...the

biggest bass I caught was 4 pounds...we

Olivia (5years) I like that you can go

on boat rides and I like to go boogie boarding.

Ben (8years) ...swimming, playing on

the beach and going in the canoe.

Dylan (4years) I like to squirt water

with a water gun.

Elsa (5years) ...playing with my

cousins.

Sarah (7years) ...that we have a nice

beach that we can play on, and go swimming in and tubing on.

WYMBOLWOOD DAY CAMP

BEAUTIFUL BOUNCING BEACH BABIES

KATHRYN, EMMANUELLA, LILLIAN

JUMPING WAVES WITH GRANDPA

CAMERON & RON

SANDCASTLE BUILDING

SARAH, OLIVIA, TOM & ALICE

KIDS CORNER SUMMER OF 2013

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Regatta & Field Day Winners 2013Regatta & Field Day Winners 2013

Wymbolwood MileJunior (Under 10) Male winner - Logan Thompson 6:17 Female Winner - Orillia DenBaars 6:42

Senior (10 - 13) Male Winner - Thomas Snider 7:56 Female Winner - Eliza Smith 5:35

Masters (14+) Male Winner - Jeff Fredricks 5:10 Female Winner - Maddie Smith 6:05

Course Record - 5:10 held by Jeff Fredricks (2013)

1st 2nd 3rd

Jr. Girls Althea Himel (17 points) 718 / Grace Kormendi (17) 504

Sophie Smith (14) 672 Orilia DenBaars (12) 482

Jr. Boys Leo From (13) 796 Corban Simms (11) 706 / Josh Cooper (11) 560

Cameron Champion (10) 660 / Mateo Calabretta (10) 521

Sr. Girls Erin Medwecky (19) 491 Eliza Smith (15) 672 Kate Davison (11) 545

Sr. Boys Thomas Snider (21) 664 Nicholas Merrit (15) 740 Ian Lex (13) 600

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WYMBOLWOOD READS! !This is a new WBA initiative that we hope will appeal to all avid Wymbolwood Beach readers. !The idea is to have each of you nominate the one book you believe that everyone on the beach should be reading. Each year, the nominated books will fall under a theme, previously announced in the yearbook. !

The theme for summer 2015 is ‘The Book That Wouldn’t Allow Me To Leave The Beach Chair’. What is the one book you’ve read that - quite literally - you couldn’t put down? !This is an opportunity to share your enthusiasm for a particular author, classic or contemporary, favouring us with a sketch of an old family favourite, or introducing a work from an otherwise unknown writer. The only criterion for this first year is that it be fiction. The literary genre is up to you. How enticingly you describe your nominated title will determine how well positioned you will be to become the ‘winner’ of Wymbolwood Reads!. !It’s summertime and the reading is easy. Here’s how Wymbolwood Reads! works: Between now and the end of 2014: !1. Start thinking about and reading ‘the book’ that will most likely keep

us out in the sun (perhaps more than is healthy?), and mightily entertained.

2. Be its publicist: Compose a blurb of about 200 words or less that will convince us to read your nominated book (the one below is a tad long, but it’s for illustrative purposes only).

3. Submit your nomination: preferably by email, to editor Steve Himel ([email protected]). Steve will post it on wymbolwood.ca upon receipt, so that everyone can experience your enthusiasm online. !!

After the closing date for nominations (December 31, 2014), a committee of the directors will judge the merits of your choice among all the others. The winner of Wymbolwood Reads! 2014 will be announced in the 2015 yearbook, along with the publication of all the nominations. If this is successful, we’ll do it all again the following year.

Any questions or suggestions as we go? Please contact the co-convenors of Wymbolwood Reads!, either Bruce Conron ([email protected] or Anne Hanson ([email protected]).







To kick off this summer of reading on Wymbolwood, Bruce has prepared the following read as a ‘sample’ nomination: !!Orr: My Story by Bobby Orr (Viking, 2013) is this iconic NHL defenceman’s account of life as an ordinary superstar. Self-effacing and shy to a degree unusual for one perennially in the spotlight 36 years after his abbreviated playing career, Orr early on says “I am no different from anyone else.” Not wanting to go on about his natural ability and narrate all his greatest moments on the ice, his intent here is to tell us about

how the times and the people in his life helped him to achieve greatness. His values, his inspiration, and above all, his passion for hockey are engagingly and convincingly described and attributed to his parents, his coaches (I even forgive his veneration of Don Cherry), teammates like Johnny Bucyk and Eddie Johnston, and opponents (notably Gordie Howe), and his fans in the Boston Garden. It is significant that he devotes the first two chapters to growing up in Parry Sound of the ‘50s (his pond hockey was on the bay) and the formative influence of his parents. There is an abundance of photos, many of them from the family album, and before and after x-rays of his knee replacement surgery. Reflecting on the relative commitment to consistent performance in regard to players of his era and the present, Orr remarks that “I do sometimes wonder whether, overall, there is the same urgency in the game that there used to be. Understand one thing: the amount athletes make today doesn’t bother me in the least. What concerns me is whether they earn it every night.” I think back to the current Maple

Leafs and their slides of March. !!Wymbolwood Reads! committee

The beaches of Tiny Township are dynamic ecosystems constantly changing with the shifting sands. The beautiful sand on the beach was formed during the last Ice Age about 10,000 years ago by the grinding action of the massive glaciers that flowed over the exposed bedrock. A natural ecosystem of native plants and animals has evolved over thousands of years to be well adapted to live in harmony on the beach. The native plants are delicate and beautiful and each has a role to play in the ecosystem. !Under normal circumstances, fluctuating water levels are a natural and healthy phenomenon. When the water level is low, there are several species of native plants that thrive in the sand. These native plants hold the sand in place so that it does not blow away from the beach up into the sand dunes. By absorbing excess nutrients and minerals, the

native plants growing in the sand also clean surface water run-off as it flows back through the sand into the lake. When the water level is high, the plants don’t grow. However, the plant

seeds remain alive submerged buried in the sand for several years so that the plants naturally regenerate when the water level goes down again. !In recent years, the persistent unnaturally low water levels caused by the unmitigated dredging of the St. Clair River have upset the balance and promoted the spread of an unwelcome non-native species of plant. Phragmites or Common Reed is a serious problem in wetlands all around the Great Lakes including Wymbolwood Beach. This particularly aggressive plant is able to out-

compete the native plant species that belong on the beach and crowd them out completely. This is not good. !As beach owners and custodians of the natural beach ecosystem, we are challenged to respond to this situation. It is now widely recognized that the best way to get rid of this plant in a situation such as we have in Tiny is to selectively and persistently remove the green part of the Phragmites plant above ground so that its root system is starved and eventually dies. Cutting the plant with a spade works well and should be done while taking care not to disturb the native plant species. !The Wymbolwood Beach Association has been a leader in support of this approach. Other beaches are beginning to adopt the same methods. After several years of persistence, the environmental restoration efforts along our beach are showing great progress.

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Many beach property owners have been able to keep the plant under control on their own properties. Others have chosen to avail themselves of the valuable cost effective service provided by a group of dedicated Wymbolwood Beach teenagers. Last summer, twelve students worked a total of 25 days between July 5 and August 9 and together accumulated 233.5 student working hours. Together they cleared an amazing 14 beach properties of Phragmites!

!A few beach residents have been persuaded that ploughing the beach is an effective approach. Unfortunately, this is not the

case. This practice not only removes Phragmites, but the native plants as well. The beach sand is exposed to wind erosion and the rain water goes directly into the lake without first being filtered by the plant ecosystems. Ploughing breaks up the root systems and loosens the sand

making it easy for the remaining Phragmites fragments to regenerate and rapidly multiply. The native plants have a much more difficult time regenerating in the ploughed areas. As we have seen repeatedly, rather than controlling Phragmites, the ploughing approach actually helps it out-compete the native plant species.

!As responsible stewards of our

beach, let’s all support the native plant growth and preserve a healthy beach ecosystem as a legacy for our grandchildren. !Lynn Short

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Documents

2014 WBA Yearbook Part 1 (pp 1-55)