Special events of interest for the club members will be listed here but each division has their own schedule.  To list them all on one page is just too confusing.  Please click on the division button at the left on this page to see what's going on.

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are held at the Trace Manes Recreation Centre, 
110 Rumsey Road, Toronto, which is between 
Bayview Avenue and Leslie Street south of Eglinton Avenue - see "MAPS".
The General Meetings are held every fourth Friday of the month except
in July, August and December.  In December it is usually the second Friday.
The meetings begin at 8 PM sharp.
Duration is less than 2 hours including "Show and Tell".
There is a coffee break in between.

The dates for 2010 are:
January 22, 2010
February 26, 2010
March 26, 2010
April 23, 2010
May 28, 2010
June 25, 2010
September 24, 2010
October 22, 2010
November 26, 2010
December 10, 2010

on Saturday, June 12, 2010  from 10am-3pm.
This event is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the community centre. In addition to us there will be an antique car show. The show will be open to static and scale boats. Anyone planning on coming should let me know by phone (416-504-4380) or e-mail.
Thanks
Ian Smith

On Land and Sea Since 1983
TLC WOODFINISHING
The Alderwood pool is located on 2 Orianna Drive, Etobicoke, ON
(Browns Line & Horner Ave.)

11 tall ships will come into Toronto on June 30 as part of the Toronto Waterfront Festival on Canada Day long weekend.

The tall ships are opened to visitors until July 4th, before sailing on to Cleveland, Bay City Michigan, Duluth Minnesota, Green Bay Wisconsin, and Chicago.

The Oldest:  The US brig Niagara is the last ship from the War of 1812 still sailing.

The Most Famous:  The Amistad replica from the movie with the same name.  Coming from Conneticut.  The Amistad incident happened in 1839 when 53 Africans bound for slavery gained control of the schooner and demanded to be returned home to Africa.

The Most Perilous Voyage:  The brig Roald Amundsen, the first German ship to sail the Great Lakes.  3 Years ago a crew of 48 left Eckernforde, Germany in February passing through the sound that connects the Baltic Sea with the North Sea, to the English Channel, the Bay of Biscay, France, to Portugal, sailed to the Canary Islands, then across the Atlantic to the Caribbean.  From there they go to Halifax and up the St. Lawrence River arriving at the end of June in Toronto.

The Second Most Perilous Journey:  The Niagara 's trip from Pennsylvania to Toronto in two days through the Welland Canal.

This is to spread the word about the youth sailing training and to promote water conservation around the Great Lakes.

who gave their all we like to show them our models of the war ship models to remind them about the times they spent during WWI, WWII, and the Korean War.  They appreciated this display in the past and hopefully will be able to do so for many years to come.

The display will be held on Saturday, March 6, 2010
in the K-Wing at Sunnybrook Hospital between 9AM and 3PM.
Please, register your model with Ian Smith, Vice President at
416.504-4380 or tlcwoodfinishing@yahoo.ca
Parking will be free for the members with a registered model.