Latest News
1. FOCA updates – read all the latest – click here
2. In the news - hmmm, the 'birdman of Drag Lake' ? click here
3. Floating foam mats – some good advice from a member:
"Hi folks,
You may have noticed the latest in swim gizmos, a 2" thick, large foam pad, that floats right on the surface for swimmers to use. Seagulls have noticed them too, and in addition to leaving poop everywhere, these scheiss vogel, also rip and tear at the foam surface, wrecking the pad, and leaving bits of foam rubber floating in the lake. I have seen one in this condition, and I don't expect that seagulls will restrict their attentions to only the one I saw. Those who are thinking about getting one of these, might want to think about getting something more durable."
4. Golf Day – have fun! (see below for details)
Enjoy the Long Weekend!!
The Great Annual Drag/Spruce Golf Tournament is here again!
Read below for all the details. Phone Wayne Hussey (705-457-2892) and leave a message.
Time to hit the links and have some fun!
DRAG LAKE GOLF TOURNAMENT
SAT. Sept. 5/2015
10 AM
HALIBURTON HIGHLANDS COURSE
9 HOLES BEST BALL
$45.00 INCLUDES
CART/LUNCH/PRIZES
Phone: Wayne Hussey 457-2892
BEST BALL FORMAT
1.All players tee off on all holes
2.Best drive is selected and all players hit from that location
3.The best second shot is selected and all players hit
4.Next best shots including putts is selected and hit
5.Score for the team is the # of strokes taken to get into the cup
1.Every players drive must be used at least once in the 9 holes
2.Closest to the rope #1
3.Closest to hole is #5 for men and ladies
4.Longest drive 4th hole..men and ladies
5. Turn card into scorekeeper at completion of round
6. Head to Bar
"EVERY PLAYER GETS ONE MULLIGAN"
Lost – a SeaDoo back storage cover fell off on the lake. If you find it, please contact:
Randy Robertson at 905-252-5775 or rrobertson99@gmail.com
Key Links
Land Acknowledgement
We respectfully acknowledge that the County of Haliburton is located on Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory, and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which are Curve Lake, Rama, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Beausoleil and Georgina Island First Nations.
We acknowledge a shared presence of Indigenous nations throughout the area, and recognize its original, Indigenous inhabitants as the stewards of its lands and waters since time immemorial.