Cathance Lake Association

In Love With The Lake

Our Goal:  Dedicated To Preserve, Protect, Respect Cathance Lake

Upcoming Scheduled Events

The Cathance Lake Association is an active organization!

  • CLA has newsletters and E-newsletters.  
  • CLA has articles in the Calais Advertiser and The Quoddy Tides.  
  • CLA oversees a Courtesy Boat Inspection program with the Lakes Environmental Association in order to educate boaters about the prevention of invasive plants into the Lake. 
  • CLA monitors Lake water quality with CLA volunteers and state scientists.
  • CLA has events open to CLA members and the surrounding communities. 
  • CLA works with Maine Audubon to do an annual Loon Count on the Lake. 
  • CLA offers monetary support for COLA, LEA, MVLMP, Greenland Point, the town of Cooper, Maine Audubon Society and others.

CLA Board (2015-2016)

Chair and Newsletter Editor: Peggy Hallee
Courtesy Boat Inspection and Loon Count Coordinator: Karen Holmes
Activities Coordinator: Kathy Hull
Treasurer: Debbie Hibbard 
Board Members:  
Danny Sullivan - Cooper
Carl Coletti - Cathance Plantation/Lee,FL
Sheila Ihle - Cooper/Tucson,AZ
Bill Gies - Cathance Plantation/Melvern,PA
Sheridan Smith - Cooper/Baileyville
Howard and Mary McFadden - Cathance Plantation/Dennysville
Joanne McMahon - Cooper
Roberta Walker - Cooper/Smithfield, RI
Peter Higgins - Cooper/Bangor
Kathy Hull - Cooper
Mary Dunn - Cooper
Debbie Hibbard - Cathance Plantation
Karen Holmes - Cooper
Neal and Peggy Hallee - Cooper/Topsham

Join the Association!

For a membership form, or information about joining, please contact:

Peggy Hallee - CLA Newsletter Editor
50 Cathance Lane, Cooper, Maine 04657
 neal.hallee@maine.edu

Debbie Hibbard
454-1256

 Karen Holmes
454-2583
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What do the navigational buoys mean on
Cathance Lake?

White with Red HZ
Hazard Area
Use caution when boating near this area

White with BW
Black and White Vertical Stripe
Do not travel between buoy and the nearest shore

White with Red RK
 Rock
Usually marks a single hazardous rock


White with Red HDWY
Headway Speed Only
Area is subject to certain controls or restrictions