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Last Update
04/27/2008
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Goderich Squadron has received the Boating Safety Award for the past year for our Safe Boating Day in Goderich on June 9, 2007. Congratulations to Gord Grant and the many others who helped.
Goderich Squadron has also received the Environmental Award for the past year, in large part to the efforts of Dawn & Bob Merriman. Note the photo below.
Friday,March 14,2008 at the worksite of the River Valley loop of the Bayfield River Valley Trail Association---please note Goderich Power and Sail Squadron's Bob Merrimen and Gary Mayell hard at work.
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Pleasure Craft Licensing
Service Canada is now the place to get your pleasure craft licence.
As of April 1, 2006, all 320 Service Canada Centres offer pleasure craft licences on behalf of Transport
Canada. A pleasure craft licence is no longer available from the Canada Border Services Agency. For more information
check the Office of Boating Safety
In Goderich: Service Canada Centre at 52 East St. 519-524-8342
In Stratford: Service Canada Centre at 100 Albert St. 519-271-4122
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CPS
Partnering with TRANSPORT CANADA to
perform
Pleasure
Craft Courtesy Checks (PCCC
We will be
conducting the checks at Goderich
Maitland Valley Marina early next spring.
Contact us if we can help you prepare for
next year's boating season. (See e-mail
addresses and below.)
Jos
Rommens
(Loose Change)
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Note: If
your vessel has all the required
safety equipment on-board at the
time of the VOLUNTARY Pleasure
Craft Courtesy Check (pccc) you
will be given one of these. You
will also receive a copy of the
report listing all the items
required in case you need to add
items for your vessel along with
a current Safe Boating Guide. If
you would like to assist in this
program you need to take the
Transport Canada Course. Contact
Cdr Dean Nisbett. |
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 Paul
Carroll with his new book
The SolSean
Chronicles
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Bottom left the
photo 'Moonlit Dusk at Turner
Marine' at the mouth of the Dog
River in Mobile Bay. A 14'
wall of water swept through
during Katrina. "This is
where we left our boat last
Christmas. Fortunately it is
nowhere near there now!"
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 Above:Paul,
Mary & Sasha at their stop in
Tobermory. Below: Anchored at
the Tensaw River, in southern
Alabama
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 "Moonlit
Dusk at Turners"
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-The
owner sent us a three word
e-mail:"Nothing left
here..." Yet, they were back
in the repair business within two
weeks, even as they hauled out
derelict wrecks to have the
adjusters assess the damage!
Amazing! |
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| The
SolSean Chronicles present
a detailed account of a sailing
trip by Mary & Paul Caroll in
the form of a journal, resources
guide, and special notes to
assist others who may wish to
make the same journey. |
Watch for other
details in 'The Skipper'. The
book is available from: The SolSean@aol.com
33562 Black's Pt. Road,
RR2, Goderich, On, Canada
N7A 3X8
$25 CDN - $20 US +
shipping by US/Canada Post
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The
SolSean Chronicles is
available at Finchers on The
Square in Goderich
The Village Book Shop,
Bayfield
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