August 15th, 2010

Display on the Baysville waterfront in conjunction with a classic boat and car show. The event is well attended with many vendors, live entertainment and concessions. It provides good exposure for the club on a large lake.

Contact: Don Crossland 705-645-8254.

Hastings Boat Show

August 21, 2010

Display, Contact: Glenn Weigel (905) 725-9467

Art Doling Last Chance Wet Meet

Sept 25th, 2010

7am till 1pm

This is a wet, swap and display meet... so bring your boat!

Take Highway 9 to Keele, turn North on Keele and follow the signs.

This is a great site with a small lake and lots of parking.

Traditionally, there is a lot of buy/sell/swap activity.

Members are reminded that we are guests and must come off the lake if skiers arrive.

*Important*
In order to prevent the possibility of contaminating the water, please wash your boat and flush your motor with a weak solution of Javex bleach in order to kill any zebra mussel eggs or other invasive species.
Only 4 wheel drive vehicles can launch boats.

Contact: Ernie Stokes 905-852-3484

Annual General Meeting

October 16th 2010

Swap/display and and the Annual General Membership meeting.

Toronto Humber Yacht Club

Directions: Take Queensway to Stephen Drive (runs north off Queensway between Kingsway and Parklawn, across from the Ontario Food Terminal). Turn north on Stephen, past Berry to Riverwood Parkway, left on Riverwood Parkway and then the first right onto Humber Valley Road (the entrance to Kingsmill Park). The meet is at the end of the road.

Bring all your surplus parts, motors and your list; a great place to make room and stock up for your winter projects. Starts at 8 AM and we usually wrap up shortly after lunch, but arrive early for the best deals and stay for the chilli and meeting.

Contact: Ron Gilpin 416-626-1671

Please remember for the Ski Pitz Meets

(or any other time you move your boat from one body of water to another)

In order to prevent the possibility of contaminating the water, please wash your boat and flush your motor with a weak solution of Javex bleach in order to kill any zebra mussel eggs or other invasive species.

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