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 Weyakwin Lake Cottage Owners Association

Weyakwin Lake, Sask
                                                                      
     Ramsey Bay Snowmobile Club News
 
Results of the Family Christmas ride on Dec 28
 
    1st      Haley Kroeker 
  
    2nd     Bailey Adair
      3rd      Logan Shelton
      4th      Kyra Shelton
     50/50   Clarence Rempel 
 
Check Photos of the family ride
  
 Click on any item below to view.
 Minutes of AGM Nov 13/11
 Presidents report presented at the meeting
 Trail report presented at the meeting

 We now have coordinators for the annual rally in February and the fish derby in March. We are still looking for a coordinator for the ATV rally in April.  Thanks to those that volunteered. Click on Upcoming Events for event dates and coordinators.
 
When soliciting prize donations for any event click here for a letter to give to the business




     
    


     
   
    
                Cottage Owners News


 
Minutes of the Sept AGM meeting are now available.more...

 Because Elsie Wiggins is away until the end of February,  contact any of the executive for perogie purchases and Peter at 663-5836 for hall rental.
 
 

  Click for info on two WCOA Position Postings

  Sandra Beardon has offered to compile a Ramsey Bay cookbook. It will include recipes with personalized anecdotes and stories from our community. Marian Uytterhagen will collect the submissions. Please forward any that you may have directly to her.
                     Waskesiu Weather          
            
Snowmobile Trail Reports

Jan 25/12:
    Very little snowfall this past week.
 George Lake, Cheeyas and Ashley trails    groomed this week. 

 Note:
The trail through Linda and Dolly is marked as a trapline.  Please do not use this trail.
 As a reminder, the two shelters are there for everyone to use.  Please do not leave any garbage, cans, etc. If you pack it in then PACK IT OUT!!  Do not leave a mess for the next group! 
 Danger! There is a major washout on the Wanner Lake Road 1 km West of highway # 2. Apparently snowmobiles have crossed it, but extreme caution is advised.