The Club had until November 12th to lock in the hydraulic dredging contract for next Spring. We did not receive government approvals in time, and as of Nov 27th, we still do not have them. The Cobourg Marina has subsequently bid on and won a contract to dredge at Wellington next spring. The current plan
The month-end members’ dinners will begin and run through the Fall and Winter. Please note that October’s dinner will be held on the last Tuesday (not Wednesday) to avoid conflicting with Halloween. The dinner will be at The Smokehouse Eatery & Pub beginning at 1630 hours on October 30th (Tuesday). See you there Paavo
Due to low water levels (measured at the Club and forecast for Lake Ontario by US Army Corp of Engineers) and navigation problems caused by weeds in the harbour and channel into the bay, the lift out date has been moved to Ocotber 6th. Also the last Rotten Apple race on Sept 26th has been
On July 1, returning from the Sandy Cove Cruise, I took several pictures of the new Brighton Road Swing Bridge. It is quite a change from the old bridge. The last picture shows Dave and Terry’s boat Jackal passing though the opening and gives you a good prospective of the new bridge’s size. TW ” order_by=”sortorder”
Sailpast 2018 was a wonderful “official” kick-off to this season’s boating. The theme for the event was a tribute to Albert Stierle. The organizing committee (Brad & Crystal Chapman, Wayne Armstrong, Rob Arbuckle and Janet & Paavo Kivisto) worked closely with Andrea Stierle-MacNeill to the plan the day’s events. Albert had expressed his desire that
