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Upcoming events

Launch Day 2024

When
May 04, 2024

7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Details and requests for volunteers to follow. Launch will take place on Friday May 3 and Saturday May 4.

Mooring lines must be put in place before Launch. This work can start on Saturday April 20.

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 05, 2024

10:00 AM - 10:45 AM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 05, 2024

10:45 AM - 11:30 AM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 05, 2024

11:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 05, 2024

1:00 PM - 1:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 05, 2024

1:45 PM - 2:30 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 05, 2024

2:30 PM - 3:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 05, 2024

3:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 05, 2024

4:00 PM - 4:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 05, 2024

4:45 PM - 5:30 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 06, 2024

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 06, 2024

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 06, 2024

7:00 PM - 7:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 07, 2024

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 07, 2024

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 07, 2024

7:00 PM - 7:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 08, 2024

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 08, 2024

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 08, 2024

7:00 PM - 7:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 09, 2024

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

Show details
Mast Raising Session

When
May 09, 2024

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 09, 2024

7:00 PM - 7:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 10, 2024

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 10, 2024

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 10, 2024

7:00 PM - 7:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 11, 2024

10:00 AM - 10:45 AM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 11, 2024

10:45 AM - 11:30 AM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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(Mast Raising Session

When
May 11, 2024

11:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 11, 2024

1:00 PM - 1:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 11, 2024

1:45 PM - 2:30 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 11, 2024

2:30 PM - 3:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 11, 2024

3:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 11, 2024

4:00 PM - 4:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 11, 2024

4:45 PM - 5:30 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 12, 2024

10:00 AM - 10:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 12, 2024

10:45 AM - 11:30 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 12, 2024

11:30 AM - 12:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 12, 2024

1:00 PM - 1:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 12, 2024

1:45 PM - 2:30 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 12, 2024

2:30 PM - 3:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 12, 2024

3:15 PM - 4:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 12, 2024

4:00 PM - 4:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 12, 2024

4:45 PM - 5:30 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 13, 2024

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 13, 2024

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 13, 2024

7:00 PM - 7:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 14, 2024

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 14, 2024

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 14, 2024

7:00 PM - 7:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 15, 2024

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 15, 2024

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 15, 2024

7:00 PM - 7:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 16, 2024

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 16, 2024

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 16, 2024

7:00 PM - 7:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 17, 2024

5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 17, 2024

6:15 PM - 7:00 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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Mast Raising Session

When
May 17, 2024

7:00 PM - 7:45 PM

Location
TS&CC

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New Process for Mast Stepping

For the safety of all people involved, and in order to make the process of raising masts more efficient, the Board has put in place a new system for use of the Mast Crane.

A certified mast crane officer must be present to unlock and operate the crane. The club will coordinate having an officer present for each scheduled event.

When you register for as session, you will need to provide the names of two people who will accompany you. If you do not have two people with you, it will not be possible to step your mast.

Here is a readiness checklist for stepping your mast:

My motor has been installed and tested and my gas tank is onboard my boat

My mast has been located

Any hardware for mast top (i.e. wind vane) is ready to be installed and is on boat

Any hardware required for mast stepping (thru-bolts, nuts, washers, rubber mast sleeve) are accessible and on boat

All turnbuckles have been fastened to chain plates or mast and appropriately loosened.

Each turnbuckle is outfitted with two pins and two snap rings

The following tools are on my boat: flat-head screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and/or wrenches that fit turnbuckle nuts, vice-grip

Mast has been inspected and all stays are in place and kink-free

Spreaders are on board (with fastening screws and nuts)

2 dock lines are fastened and ready for use at dock

2 bumpers are hanging off either side of boat (note that water level is much higher than in fall)

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53rd Icebreaker Regatta

When
May 18, 2024

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

53rd Icebreaker Regatta

Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series Event

May 18 - 19, 2024

The Ice Breaker has been held at TS&CC on the May Long Weekend since 1970. Lasers, 420s, 29ers and more compete on Lake Ontario in this first event of the season.

Registration is on the Yacht Scoring site

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53rd Icebreaker Regatta

When
May 19, 2024

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

53rd Icebreaker Regatta

Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series Event

May 18 - 19, 2024

The Ice Breaker has been held at TS&CC on the May Long Weekend since 1970. Lasers, 420s, 29ers and more compete on Lake Ontario in this first event of the season.

Registration is on the Yacht Scoring site

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Toronto International Outrigger Challenge (TIOC)

When
September 21, 2024

7:30 AM - 3:00 PM

Location
TS&CC, 1391 Lake Shore Blvd West, Toronto

The TIOC is set to go on Sept 21st – with a terrific day of competitive racing and fun. Based out of the Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club (TS&CC), this popular event challenges an international field of outrigger canoe, StandUp Paddleboard (SUP), surfski & kayak paddlers. We have a 10k course and a 17k course around the Toronto Islands. The races are followed by a luau with delicious food and drink. All are welcome, including spectators!

For more information, see https://www.tioc.ca/

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Past events

May 03, 2024	Connect Floating Docks (now Full)
May 03, 2024	Launch Day 2024
May 03, 2024	⛵ 🏗️ 🦺 Registration for launch work crew positions
April 21, 2024	Introduction to Racing - Session 2
April 20, 2024	Dance Party: 80’s Night!
April 14, 2024	Introduction to Racing - Session 1
April 13, 2024	Movie Night: All Is Lost
March 23, 2024	Karaoke Night
March 15, 2024	Private Event in the Clubhouse
March 09, 2024	Movie Night: Maiden
February 26, 2024	General Meeting of Members
February 24, 2024	Karaoke Night
February 11, 2024	Maritime Radio Course (ROC(M) certification) at TS&CC
February 03, 2024	Movie night: Wind
January 27, 2024	First karaoke night of 2024
January 20, 2024	Canadian Wayfarer Association AGM and Dinner
January 01, 2024	New Year's Levee
December 09, 2023	TS&CC Celestial Navigation Workshop
November 27, 2023	General Meeting
November 04, 2023	Annual Banquet
October 28, 2023	Dock skirting removal work party
October 21, 2023	2023 haul-out
October 21, 2023	2023 Keelboat haulout
October 20, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 20, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 20, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 20, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 19, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 19, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 18, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 18, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 18, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 17, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 17, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 17, 2023	Mast Take Down Session
October 14, 2023	Volunteers Needed: Ramp Removal & Site Prep
September 24, 2023	Last Mast Blast
September 23, 2023	Last Mast Blast
September 23, 2023	Toronto International Outrigger Challenge (TIOC)
September 21, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC (Last Race Of The Season!)
September 19, 2023	Race Nights at TS&CC
September 14, 2023	Race Nights at TS&CC
September 12, 2023	Race Nights at TS&CC
September 07, 2023	Race Nights at TS&CC
September 05, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
August 31, 2023	Thursday Races at TS&CC - Women's Race
August 29, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
August 22, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
August 19, 2023	2023 Wayfarer Canadian National Regatta
August 17, 2023	Thursday Races at TS&CC - Kid Crews
August 15, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
August 12, 2023	Cruise to Ashbridge's Bay Yacht Club
August 10, 2023	Thursday Races at TS&CC - Women's Race
August 08, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
August 05, 2023	Carnival Parade - very limited access to the Club
August 01, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
July 25, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
July 22, 2023	See The Island
July 20, 2023	Thursday Races at TS&CC - Women's Race
July 18, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
July 11, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
July 09, 2023	Wayfarer and Friends
July 08, 2023	Wayfarer and Friends
July 04, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
June 29, 2023	Thursday Races at TS&CC - Women's Race
June 27, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
June 20, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
June 17, 2023	Part of Lake Shore Blvd to be closed June 17 in the morning
June 15, 2023	Thursday Races at TS&CC - Kid Crews
June 13, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
June 08, 2023	Thursday Races at TS&CC - Women's Race
June 06, 2023	Tuesday Races at TS&CC
June 03, 2023	"Bark At The Moon" Night Race
June 03, 2023	Get Your Sails Measured - FREE!
May 30, 2023	Mini Races - Practice your starts
May 27, 2023	Private event in Main Lounge
May 25, 2023	Move Dinghies to the Main Area
May 24, 2023	Move Dinghies to the Main Area
May 22, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 22, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 22, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 22, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 21, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 21, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 21, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 21, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 21, 2023	2023 TSCC Grand Prix Icebreaker: May 20-21
May 20, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 20, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 20, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 20, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 20, 2023	2023 TSCC Grand Prix Icebreaker: May 20-21
May 19, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 19, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 19, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 19, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 18, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 18, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 18, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 18, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 17, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 17, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 17, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 17, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 16, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 16, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 16, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 16, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 15, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 15, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 15, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 15, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 14, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 14, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 14, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 14, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 14, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 14, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 14, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 14, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 13, 2023	TS&CC Open House & Yard Sale
May 13, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 13, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 13, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 13, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 13, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 13, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 13, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 13, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 12, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 12, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 12, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 12, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 11, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 11, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 11, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 11, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 10, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 10, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 10, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 10, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 09, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 09, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 09, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 09, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 08, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 08, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 08, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 08, 2023	Mast Raising Session
May 06, 2023	2023 keelboat launch
April 29, 2023	Disco-themed Dance Party
April 23, 2023	Get a Handicap (PHRF) Race Certificate for Your Keel Boat
April 23, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 23 Morning (8:00 - 12:00)
April 22, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 22 Morning (8:00 - 12:00)
April 21, 2023	Movie Night - Minions & Boatniks
April 21, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 21 afternoon (4:30 - 7:30)
April 20, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 20 afternoon (4:30 - 7:30)
April 16, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 16th Afternoon (12:00 - 4:00)
April 16, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 16th Morning (8:00 - 12:00)
April 15, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 15th Afternoon (12:00 - 4:00)
April 15, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 15th Morning (8:00 - 12:00)
April 14, 2023	Karaoke Night
April 13, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 13th afternoon (4:30 - 7:30)
April 12, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 12th afternoon (4:30 - 7:30)
April 10, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 10th afternoon
April 10, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 10th morning
April 08, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 8th morning
April 07, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 7th afternoon
April 07, 2023	Mooring Work Party - April 7th morning
March 18, 2023	Movie Night
March 11, 2023	Karaoke Night
February 27, 2023	General Meeting of Members
February 18, 2023	Karaoke Night
February 11, 2023	Movie Night
January 21, 2023	Movie Night
January 01, 2023	New Year's Levee
November 28, 2022	Annual General Meeting
November 19, 2022	Private Event in the Main Lounge 5:00pm to 11:00pm
November 12, 2022	TS&CC Annual Banquet 6:00PM to 10:00PM
October 29, 2022	Private Event in the Main Lounge 6:00pm to 1:00am
October 22, 2022	Haul Out 2022
October 22, 2022	Online Registration for Haul-out Work Crew Positions - October 22, 2022
October 21, 2022	Pre-Haul Out Help Friday October 21th 2022
October 16, 2022	Cradle Setup Sunday October 16
October 15, 2022	Cradle Setup Saturday October 15
September 24, 2022	2022 TIOC
September 22, 2022	Thursday Night Racing
September 20, 2022	Tuesday Night Racing
September 20, 2022	Kitchen Work Party nine
September 15, 2022	Thursday Night Racing
September 13, 2022	Tuesday Night Racing
September 13, 2022	assemble IKEA Ivar shelving and Bankers boxes
September 13, 2022	Wash Club Windows and Clean Ceilings and Lights
September 13, 2022	Snug Counter assembly
September 13, 2022	Kitchen Work Party Eight
September 08, 2022	Thursday Night Racing
September 07, 2022	Kitchen Work Party Seven
September 07, 2022	Vanguard threshold at Locker side door
September 07, 2022	Paint 2 2”x6” Boards and fasten to exterior masonry wall
September 06, 2022	Tuesday Night Racing
September 01, 2022	Thursday Night Racing
August 30, 2022	Tuesday Night Racing
August 25, 2022	Thursday Night Racing
August 23, 2022	Tuesday Night Racing
August 23, 2022	Women's Washroom Toilets renewal
August 23, 2022	Kitchen Work Party Six
August 23, 2022	Demising Wall in Former Boardroom
August 23, 2022	New Counter at Snug
August 15, 2022	New bow ropes on club boats
June 01, 2022	Baby Change Tables
May 23, 2022	Dock Edging for water taxi dock
May 23, 2022	Replace 8 pendant lamps in Clubhouse main lounge
May 23, 2022	Veneer ply Pier Facing to six piers at Main Lounge
May 23, 2022	Mouse Proofing Clubhouse Exterior North Wall
May 23, 2022	Remove Air Conditioner, Add Window and Patch window closure at east wall
May 23, 2022	Repair elbow drain leakage at SW corner of terrace canopy
May 18, 2022	Rejuvenate Club Wheelbarrows
May 18, 2022	Mast Trolley Platform Replacement
May 07, 2022	Cradle Clean-up
May 07, 2022	LAUNCH CREW REGISTRATION 2022
May 07, 2022	2022 Launch Date
April 16, 2022	Dock Skirt West and East Docks Install Spring 2022
April 11, 2022	Kitchen Work Party Four
April 04, 2022	Kitchen Work Party Three
March 28, 2022	Kitchen Work Party Two
March 21, 2022	Kitchen Work Party One
March 14, 2022	Clear out kitchen
November 25, 2021	AGM Setup
November 25, 2021	Move earth to new bed
October 31, 2021	Mooring Tire Replacement
October 30, 2021	Outboard Engine Maintenance Seminar
October 16, 2021	Online Registration for Haul-out Work Crew Positions - October 16, 2021
October 15, 2021	Pre Launch Help Friday October 15th 2021
October 09, 2021	Cradle Setup Saturday October 9th 2021
October 03, 2021	Wayfarer Ontarios
October 02, 2021	Wayfarer Ontarios
September 25, 2021	TIOC - Toronto International Outrigger Challenge
September 16, 2021	Club Racing
September 16, 2021	Install New Fencing at West lot
September 14, 2021	Tuesday Night Racing
September 11, 2021	George Blanchard See The Island Race
September 09, 2021	Club Racing
September 07, 2021	Tuesday Night Racing
September 02, 2021	Club Racing
September 02, 2021	Rebuild one dock skirt on each dock end to include a 7 step dock ladder
September 02, 2021	Replace Cork at Patio Bulletin Board
September 02, 2021	Assemble a cyclone dust collector
September 02, 2021	Fabricate and Install Storage Rack for paddler covers
September 02, 2021	Place concrete and broom finish surface at 3 locations
August 31, 2021	Tuesday Night Racing
August 31, 2021	Paint installed Douglas fir facing at front apron
August 26, 2021	Club Racing
August 26, 2021	Front Apron Wood Repairs
August 26, 2021	Repaint Vanguard Shed floor
August 26, 2021	Renew Planting at front bed and side beds
August 24, 2021	Tuesday Night Racing
August 24, 2021	Pressure wash west clubhouse facade and touch up paint
August 24, 2021	Concrete at West and Centre Lot
August 24, 2021	Reorganise and relocate Vanguard Shed lockers
August 24, 2021	Install fryer and island counter.
August 24, 2021	Install 2 new Garden Hose Connector Tap Splitters
August 24, 2021	Resurface Deteriorated Concrete at Centre ramp
August 19, 2021	Club Racing
August 19, 2021	Replace Letters on Clubhouse Sign
August 19, 2021	Patch Floor tile, reinstall equipment
August 19, 2021	Install Kitchen prep sink, drain and faucet
August 19, 2021	Install front entry timbers
August 19, 2021	Touch up knots with shellac, and paint patio soffit
August 17, 2021	Tuesday Night Racing
August 17, 2021	Replace and refinish the wood strakes on garbage bins
August 17, 2021	Replace Kitchen Lights and Patio Bulbs
August 17, 2021	Install new soaker hose and timer
August 17, 2021	Install new stringers and decking at water taxi dock
August 12, 2021	Club Racing
August 12, 2021	Replace Flexible drainpipe at outdoor sink and Secure sink
August 12, 2021	Repair Kitchen Wall
August 11, 2021	Install new decking at water taxi dock, Finish paint decking
August 11, 2021	Replace Wall notice boards at Patio
August 11, 2021	Replacement of front entry timbers, Finish Coat and tape timbers
August 11, 2021	Move sand to stockpile
August 10, 2021	Tuesday Night Racing
August 10, 2021	Replacement of front entry timbers, Prime paint timbers
August 10, 2021	Install new decking at water taxi dock, Prime paint decking
August 10, 2021	Set Up Lounge & Snug furnishings
August 10, 2021	Clean Kitchen wallboard and patch
August 07, 2021	Canadian Wayfarer Championships
August 05, 2021	Club Racing
August 03, 2021	Tuesday Night Racing
July 04, 2021	Mooring Refurbishment / July 4th
June 20, 2021	Mooring Refurbishment / June 20th
June 13, 2021	Post-Launch Cradle Clean-up 2021
June 05, 2021	Launch 2021 - TENTATIVE DATE
May 22, 2021	Ice Breaker Regatta - TENTATIVE DATES May 22 - 23
March 27, 2021	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #327
March 21, 2021	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #321
March 20, 2021	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #320
March 13, 2021	Dock Skirt West and East Docks Install Spring 2021
February 22, 2021	Virtual General Meeting of Members
November 30, 2020	TS&CC Annual General Meeting
November 21, 2020	Mooring Refurbishment / Project Saturday November 21st
November 08, 2020	Mooring Refurbishment / Project Sunday November 8th
November 07, 2020	Mooring Refurbishment / Project Saturday November 7th
October 31, 2020	Dock Skirt Removal West and East Docks 2020
October 31, 2020	Mooring Refurbishment / Project Saturday October 31st
October 30, 2020	Life Jacket Sort, Stencil and Winter Storage
October 25, 2020	Mooring Refurbishment / Project
October 24, 2020	Mooring Refurbishment / Project
October 22, 2020	Shower/Change Room Cleaning
October 21, 2020	Kitchen Makeover
October 21, 2020	Kitchen Makeover
October 19, 2020	Haul Out Work Party PM Shift
October 19, 2020	Haul Out Work Party AM Shift
October 17, 2020	Online Registration for Haul-out Work Crew Positions - October 17, 2020
October 10, 2020	Cradle Setup For HaulOut 2020
October 10, 2020	Yard Clean-up
October 08, 2020	Building a Members Outboard Motor Rack
October 06, 2020	Carpentry at Front Apron and Dry Sail Crane
October 05, 2020	LED’s in Vanguard Shed
October 03, 2020	Mast Rack and Mast setup
September 26, 2020	Dock Skirt Removal West and East Docks 2020
September 26, 2020	Dock Skirt Removal West and East Docks 2020
September 24, 2020	Clubhouse and Drysail Crane Breakwall Painting
September 13, 2020	Replace the Speed Bump by the Recycling Bin
September 13, 2020	Gardening and grounds work
September 13, 2020	Interior Painting
September 13, 2020	Repair the concrete blocks along clubhouse flower bed
September 13, 2020	Repair the green painted dock edge running along the apron wall
September 13, 2020	Electrical Work
September 13, 2020	General Indoors Cleaning at the Clubhouse
September 13, 2020	Exterior Painting
August 29, 2020	Reinstall letter on TS&CC sign from clubhouse roof and add red totem
August 29, 2020	Install film at Women’s WC Window
August 29, 2020	Clean Clubhouse Windows, Mirrors and Lights Inside & Out
August 29, 2020	Carpet Tile Replacement in the Main Lounge
August 29, 2020	Install Tender Rack base using composite lumber
August 29, 2020	Yard Cleanup
August 29, 2020	Ferry Materials to Toxic Taxi
August 29, 2020	Dig down at Drysail Crane to locate and repair leak in water supply
July 26, 2020	Yard Clean-up / Project #35D
July 19, 2020	Yard Clean-up / Project #35E
June 21, 2020	Post-Launch Cradle Clean-up / Project #C4
June 20, 2020	LAUNCH CREW REGISTRATION 2020
June 17, 2020	Virtual Town Hall
June 13, 2020	CANCELLED: Get Out on the Water - 2020
June 08, 2020	VHF/Marine Radio Course
June 06, 2020	CANCELLED: Keelboat Launch / Project #C4A
May 30, 2020	Yard Clean-up / Project #32C
May 30, 2020	Install Dock Skirting Boards / Project #C25
May 23, 2020	GREEN Day
May 22, 2020	YELLOW Day
May 21, 2020	RED Day
May 20, 2020	Virtual Town Hall
May 16, 2020	Ice Breaker Regatta - CANCELLED
May 07, 2020	Power Vessel Operator's Permit/Harbour License Certification
March 22, 2020	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #B30
March 21, 2020	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #B29
March 15, 2020	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #B28
March 14, 2020	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #B27
March 07, 2020	Kitchen Deep Clean and Ceiling Tile Replacement
March 07, 2020	Electrical Work at the Club
February 24, 2020	TS&CC - General Meeting of Members
February 11, 2020	VHF/Marine Radio Certificate
January 01, 2020	New Year's Day Levee
December 15, 2019	Christmas Party!
November 25, 2019	Special and Annual General Meeting
November 23, 2019	Yard Cleanup Winter Prep Project #511
November 09, 2019	CKO Racks Relocation / West lot Erosion Project
November 02, 2019	TS&CC Annual Awards Banquet
October 26, 2019	Dock Skirt Removal West and East Docks
October 19, 2019	Online Registration for Haul-out Work Crew Positions - October 19, 2019
October 19, 2019	Haul-Out 2019
October 18, 2019	Crane Setup for Haul-Out 2019
October 12, 2019	Cradle Setup
October 05, 2019	Dinghy Removal
September 28, 2019	Toronto International Outrigger Challenge 2019
September 14, 2019	Yard Clean-up / Project #32E
September 09, 2019	VHF/Marine Radio Certificate
September 08, 2019	Yard Clean-up / Project #32F
September 07, 2019	Yard Clean-up / Project #32E
August 17, 2019	Wayfarer North American Championships
August 11, 2019	Install West Lot Dock / Project #A39
August 03, 2019	No Access to the Club
July 27, 2019	Yard Clean-up / Project #32D
July 22, 2019	Power Vessel Operator's Permit / Harbour License Certification
July 15, 2019	VHF / Marine Radio Certification
July 13, 2019	Yard Clean-up / Project #32C
July 07, 2019	Get Out on the Water - BBQ Help Wanted
July 07, 2019	Get Out on the Water - Boat Captains Required
July 07, 2019	Get Out on the Water
July 06, 2019	Sail Past - Postponed!
June 23, 2019	CPR/AED Course
June 20, 2019	CANSail 1&2 Dinghy Sailing Course - Session 1
June 18, 2019	CANSail 1&2 Dinghy Sailing Course - Session 1
June 15, 2019	Moving 420s and Wayfarers
June 15, 2019	Yard Clean-up / Project #32B
June 13, 2019	CANSail 1&2 Dinghy Sailing Course - Session 1
June 11, 2019	CANSail 1&2 Dinghy Sailing Course - Session 1
June 06, 2019	CANSail 1&2 Dinghy Sailing Course - Session 1
June 04, 2019	CANSail 1&2 Dinghy Sailing Course - Session 1
May 30, 2019	CANSail 1&2 Dinghy Sailing Course - Session 1
May 28, 2019	CANSail 1&2 Dinghy Sailing Course - Session 1
May 27, 2019	All Members' Town Hall
May 25, 2019	Open House
May 23, 2019	CANSail 1&2 Dinghy Sailing Course - Session 1
May 21, 2019	CANSail 1&2 Dinghy Sailing Course - Session 1
May 18, 2019	Ice Breaker Regatta
May 12, 2019	Yard Clean-up / Project #32
May 11, 2019	Water Taxi Service
May 09, 2019	Water Taxi Service
May 05, 2019	Post-Launch Cradle Clean-up / Project #C3
May 04, 2019	LAUNCH CREW REGISTRATION
May 04, 2019	Keelboat Launch / Project #C4A
April 27, 2019	Maintenance on Red Ringer and Slip Away
April 27, 2019	Work Weekend (Property & Facilities Cleanup) / Project #A32
April 27, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
April 27, 2019	The Poralu Dock is Going In!
April 21, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
April 21, 2019	Fleet Keelboat Maintenance & Repairs
April 20, 2019	Work Weekend (Property & Facilities Cleanup) / Project #A32
April 20, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
April 20, 2019	Fleet Keelboat Maintenance & Repairs
April 14, 2019	Fleet Keelboat Maintenance & Repairs
April 13, 2019	Fleet Keelboat Maintenance & Repairs
April 13, 2019	Work Weekend (Property & Facilities Cleanup) / Project #A32
April 13, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
April 07, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
April 06, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
April 06, 2019	Work Weekend (Property & Facilities Cleanup) / Project #A32
April 06, 2019	Block Pouring Day / Project #A28
March 30, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
March 30, 2019	Work Weekend (Property & Facilities Cleanup) / Project #A32
March 24, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
March 23, 2019	Work Weekend (Property & Facilities Cleanup) / Project #A32
March 23, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
March 17, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
March 16, 2019	Mooring Refurbishment / Project #A27
March 16, 2019	Work Weekend (Property & Facilities Cleanup) / Project #A32
February 25, 2019	General Meeting of Members
January 12, 2019	Wayfarer Association AGM - Private Function
January 08, 2019	Diesel Engine Repair with Roy Singh
January 01, 2019	New Year's Levee
December 09, 2018	Christmas Party!
November 26, 2018	Special and Annual General Meeting
November 10, 2018	Mooring Refurbishment
October 28, 2018	Dock Skirting Repairs
October 27, 2018	Dock Skirting Removal
October 20, 2018	Online Registration for Haul-out Volunteer Positions - October 20, 2018
October 20, 2018	Haulout
October 13, 2018	Cradle Setup
October 06, 2018	Dinghy Removal
September 30, 2018	Club Boat Maintenance - Continued
September 30, 2018	AHMEN Race 6
September 29, 2018	Toronto International Outrigger Challenge 2018
September 29, 2018	Mast Rack Setup
September 29, 2018	Club boat Maintenance
September 29, 2018	Fleet Party
September 23, 2018	AHMEN Race 5
September 20, 2018	Last Day of Club Races
September 15, 2018	AHMEN Race 4
September 10, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 11 - Weekdays Begin
September 09, 2018	AHMEN Race 3
September 08, 2018	Private Event
September 08, 2018	Work Weekend - Yard Cleanup
September 05, 2018	Fleet Cruise Night
August 25, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 7 - Weekends Begin
August 25, 2018	Inter-Fleet Sailing and Potluck Party
August 24, 2018	Youth Banquet
August 24, 2018	Last Day of Youth Sailing School
August 18, 2018	AHMEN Race 2
August 15, 2018	Intro to Cruising - Fleet Dinghy Members
August 13, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 10 - Weekends Begin
August 13, 2018	Maritime VHF Course Begins
August 12, 2018	AHMEN Race 1
August 11, 2018	Dinghy Fleet Beach Cruise
August 11, 2018	Work Weekend - Yard Cleanup
August 11, 2018	CANSail 1&2 Session 4 - Weekends Begin
August 11, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 6 - Weekends Begin
August 07, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 7 - Evenings Begin
August 06, 2018	Fleet-Club Race Briefing
August 06, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 9 - Weekdays Begin
August 06, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Seesion 6 - Evenings Begin
August 01, 2018	Power Vessel Operator's Written Exam
August 01, 2018	Fleet Cruise Night
July 31, 2018	CANSail 1&2 Session 3 - Evenings Begin
July 28, 2018	Sailpast
July 28, 2018	Yard Clean Up
July 28, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 5 - Weekends Begin
July 28, 2018	Inter-Fleet Sailing and Pizza Party
July 25, 2018	Youth Sailing BBQ
July 23, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 8 - Weekdays Begin
July 23, 2018	CANSail 3&4 Session 2 - Evenings Begin
July 21, 2018	Wayfarer Canadians
July 16, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 7 - Weekdays Begin
July 16, 2018	Maritime VHF Course Begins
July 14, 2018	Work Weekend - Yard Cleanup
July 14, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 4 - Weekends Begin
July 10, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 5 - Evenings Begin
July 09, 2018	Fleet Tues & Thurs Club Racing Briefing
July 09, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 6 - Weekdays Begin
July 09, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 4 - Evenings Begin
July 07, 2018	CANSail 1&2 Session 3 - Weekends Begin
July 04, 2018	Fleet Cruise Night
July 03, 2018	Youth Sailing School Starts
June 26, 2018	CANSail 1&2 Session 2 - Evenings Begin
June 25, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 5 - Weekdays Begin
June 25, 2018	Fleet Racing Begins
June 23, 2018	Work Weekend - Yard Cleanup
June 23, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 3 - Weekends Begin
June 18, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 4 - Weekdays Begin
June 16, 2018	CANSail 1&2 Session 2 - Weekends Begin
June 12, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 3 - Evenings Begin
June 11, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 3 - Weekdays Begin
June 11, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 2 - Evenings Begin
June 09, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course Session 2 - Weekends Begin
June 05, 2018	Midweek Racing Starts
June 04, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course (BCC) Session 1 - Weekdays Begin
June 02, 2018	Weekend Tender Service
June 02, 2018	Work Weekend
June 02, 2018	CANSail 1&2 Session 2 - Weekends Begin
June 01, 2018	Weekday Tender Service Begins
June 01, 2018	Fleet Program Starts
June 01, 2018	Deadline for Mast Stepping
May 28, 2018	CANSail 3&4 Session 1 - Evenings Begin
May 27, 2018	Member Dinghy Arrival
May 26, 2018	Tender Service
May 26, 2018	Paint Centre Parking Lot Lines / Numbers
May 26, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course (BCC) - Weekends Begin
May 25, 2018	Tender Service
May 22, 2018	ALTS CANSail 1&2 Session 1 - Evening Begin
May 21, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course (BCC) Session 1 - Weekdays Begin
May 18, 2018	Ice Breaker Regatta
May 18, 2018	Icebreakers' Tactics Talk Night
May 15, 2018	Basic Cruising Keelboat Course (BCC) Session 1 - Evenings
May 13, 2018	Dock Skirting Installation - Rain Date
May 13, 2018	Dinghy Day
May 12, 2018	Work Weekend - Yard Cleanup
May 12, 2018	Mast Rack Removal
May 12, 2018	Launch Floating Dock
May 06, 2018	Cradle Cleanup
May 06, 2018	Launch Rain Date
May 05, 2018	Keelboat Launch
May 05, 2018	LAUNCH VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION 7:00am
April 28, 2018	Dock Skirting Installation / Sailing School Prep / Launch Prep
April 28, 2018	The C/K/O Dock is Going In! Take II
April 28, 2018	Mooring Refurbishment Project
April 28, 2018	Fleet Keelboat Maintenace & Repairs
April 22, 2018	Cancelled - IPAD-A: CPR Level A and AED
April 21, 2018	Dock Skirting Repair - Work Weekend
April 21, 2018	The C/K/O Dock is Going In!
April 21, 2018	Fleet Keelboat Maintenace & Repairs
April 15, 2018	Cancelled - IPAD-A: CPR Level A and AED
April 14, 2018	IPAD-A: CPR Level A and AED
April 12, 2018	Cancelled - IPAD-A: CPR Level A and AED
April 07, 2018	Fleet Keelboat Painting Day - Cancelled
April 04, 2018	Fleet Member Program Meeting
April 01, 2018	Mooring Refurbishment Project - Cancelled
March 31, 2018	Mooring Refurbishment Project - Cancelled
March 25, 2018	Club Race Officer Training - Part II
March 24, 2018	Club Race Officer Training - Part I
March 19, 2018	Coastal Navigation Course Begins
March 02, 2018	Olympians Fireside Friday Social & Guest Speaker Night
February 26, 2018	General Meeting of Members
February 20, 2018	Tactics Talk
January 26, 2018	Fireside Friday Social - with guest Bryan Gooderham
January 06, 2018	Wayfarer Association AGM - Private Function
January 01, 2018	New Year's Levee
December 10, 2017	Christmas Party!
November 27, 2017	Annual General Meeting
November 25, 2017	Breakwall Proposal - West End Beaches Stakeholders Association
November 04, 2017	End of Season/Awards Banquet
October 21, 2017	Skirting Board Removal
October 14, 2017	HAUL OUT 7:00am
October 08, 2017	CRADLE SETUP 10:00am
September 29, 2017	Dinghies must be removed from the Centre lot - by Saturday October 7
September 27, 2017	Keelboat course for the International Certificate of Competence
September 20, 2017	Online Registration for Haulout - October 14, 2017
September 15, 2017	Work Hours must be completed by September 15
August 29, 2017	Tuesday Club Races - be at the dock by 5:30 if possible!
August 19, 2017	Sailpast & George Blanchard See-the-Island Race & BBQ
August 18, 2017	Youth Banquet
August 09, 2017	Sailing School BBQ
August 08, 2017	Power Vessel Operator's Permit (Toronto Harbour License)
August 05, 2017	Second Cruise of the Season August 5 - 7
July 31, 2017	Maritime Radio VHF Course
July 22, 2017	Wayfarer North American Regatta
July 20, 2017	TSCC Club Races Thursdays at 5:30 (first gun 6:10)
July 13, 2017	TSCC Club Races begin on Thursday July 13 at 6:30
July 01, 2017	First Cruise of the Season July 1 - 3
May 20, 2017	Icebreaker Regatta - Register now!
May 19, 2017	TS&CC 29er Demo Day
May 06, 2017	LAUNCH 7:00am
April 15, 2017	Skirting Board Installation - Volunteers Needed!
February 28, 2017	General Meeting - Tuesday February 28 at 7:30pm
January 01, 2017	TS&CC New Year's Day Levee
December 11, 2016	TS&CC Christmas Party
November 22, 2016	new date Annual General Meeting - Tuesday November 22 at 7:30pm
November 05, 2016	SOLD OUT -- End of Season Awards Banquet
November 04, 2016	Deadline for TSCC Annual Photo Contest
October 08, 2016	Great Muskoka Paddling Experience
October 07, 2016	All dinghies should be in storage by this date.
October 01, 2016	Memorial Event for Sara Simmons
September 07, 2016	General Meeting - Sept. 7 @ 7:30pm
July 09, 2016	Toronto International Outrigger Challenge
July 09, 2016	Sail to the Islands
June 26, 2016	(RAIN DATE) Sailpast & See-the-Island Race & BBQ
June 25, 2016	Sailpast & See-the-Island Race & BBQ
May 21, 2016	Icebreaker Regatta
May 08, 2016	Cradle Cleanup
May 07, 2016	Launch
April 17, 2016	Open House & Live Jazz at TSCC
February 29, 2016	General Meeting
February 27, 2016	Marine Weather Seminar
February 23, 2016	VHF Marine Radio
February 20, 2016	TS&CC Coastal Navigation Course - Segment 2
February 06, 2016	Marine Engine Maintenance
January 18, 2016	TS&CC Coastal Navigation Course - Segment 1
February 28, 2015	Potluck Dinner

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