I thank you all very much for the advices and sugestions posted here. I
will be calling the local clubs and see what they have to offer, I already
checked their web sites (Humber & QueensQuay: thank you Scott), if there are
any others I will apreciate the input. Me and my wife have been reading the
postings, and we both agreed that sail its more for us.

O:P) wrote in message
le.rogers.com...
I thank you all very much for the advices and sugestions posted here. I
will be calling the local clubs and see what they have to offer, I already
checked their web sites (Humber & QueensQuay: thank you Scott), if there
are
any others I will apreciate the input. Me and my wife have been reading
the
postings, and we both agreed that sail its more for us.


Try this club also. If you meet a guy named Ken wintering on a Niagara
35...say Hi and tell him I sent you :-)
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On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 18:31:23 GMT, "Don White"
wrote:

Try this club also. If you meet a guy named Ken wintering on a Niagara
35...say Hi and tell him I sent you :-)
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Ken and Lynn are wintering over at Spadina Quay Marina, and I think
they are going to Queen City, mainly because of the facilities and
draft are more appropriate for the bigger boat.

They are excellent people to talk to, however, and have just gone
through this process aided by scrupulous research and many lines of
investigation. You could do a lot worse.

R.

On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 08:19:41 GMT, "O:P\)" wrote:

I thank you all very much for the advices and sugestions posted here. I
will be calling the local clubs and see what they have to offer, I already
checked their web sites (Humber & QueensQuay: thank you Scott), if there are
any others I will apreciate the input. Me and my wife have been reading the
postings, and we both agreed that sail its more for us.

Check out the National Yacht Club (mine, naturally!) We have a great
introductory crew program ($250 for eight weeks instruction and a
season of being in the Crew Bank) and a very active weeknight race
program. I learned more in one year of racing than in five years of
cruising, and now I cruise with more confidence and I daresay
efficiency, thanks to crewing on other peoples' boats.

National Yacht Club (416) 260-8686
www.thenyc.com

R.