2010 Annual Report

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Administration: Directors and Officers ………………………………………………. 3 President’s and Executive Director’s Reports …………………… 4-5 Fundraising Committee Report…………………………………... 6-7 Treasurer’s Report ………………………………………………….. 7-8 Appeals Committee Report……………………………………. 8 Judges Certification Committee Report………………………… 9 Ontario Sailing Membership Report…………………………. 10-16 Auditor’s Report …………………………………………………….. See Website Annual General Meeting Minutes ………………………………… See Website

Recreation: BOOM Report………………... ……………………………………… 17 Able Sail Report ……………………………………………………… 18 Learn to Sail Committee Report………………………………….. 19-20 Learn to Cruise/Power Committee Report ………………………. 20-22

Competition: Race Management Committee Report …………………………….. 22-23 Athlete Development Committee Report …………………………. 24 Record of Ontario Sailing Trophy Recipients………………………. See Website

Individual Donor Campaign Report………………………………………… 25 Honour Roll—Past Presidents …………………………………………………. 25 Corporate Sponsors …………………………………………………………….. 26

*Please see our website, www.OntarioSailing.ca, for our full Annual Report

2 ONTARIO SAILING OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS - 2010

President Donna Scott Treasurer/Secretary Craig Pattinson Vice President - Recreation Susan Houston Vice President - Training Graham Fraser Vice President - Business Development Carolyn Gagnon Vice President - Racing Mark Searle Past President Todd Irving Director Jeff Beitz Director Paul Brikis Director Clark Cada Director Thomas Fogh Director Paula Foscarini Director Keith Hobbs Director Wally Hogan Director Ron Kobrick Director Anne Sanderson

Executive Director Glenn Lethbridge 1-888-672-7245 ex. 224 Program Director Eric Cartlidge 1-888-672-7245 ex. 226 Program Assistant Kathy Chamoun 1-888-672-7245 ex. 227 Administrative Assistant (currently on maternity leave) Shauna Cartlidge 1-888-672-7245 ex. 221 Office Assistant Krystal Smith 1-888-672-7245 ex. 221 Bookkeeper/Sales Margaret Mummery 1-888-672-7245 ex. 223

3 PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT From Donna Scott, President and Glenn Lethbridge, Executive Director

On behalf of Donna Scott and myself, please accept our profound thanks for supporting all the good work that Ontario Sailing has done for the past 40 years.

A great organization is not about one or two people. It’s about the hundreds that make it possible to deliver services to our members and soon-to-be members across this province of ours.

If you are a Coach or Instructor, you are the critical front-line person that introduces new sailors and athletes to our sport. You are true heroes as each of you, through your daily lesson plans and calming directions, show how sailing is a sport for everyone.

Our Race Management Officials, Judges, Umpires, Mark Setters and special event volunteers make the day-to-day racing for our athletes fair, safe, and rewarding.

Our clubs are supported by hundreds of volunteers serving their Clubs’ Governance with care and compassion. I can tell you first hand that serving as a Commodore, treasurer, board member or committee member of a club is both rewarding and challenging. We lead busy lives. Without individuals that are willing to volunteer their time to help make our clubs, special events, and regattas great, we truly would not be the sport that we are today.

I would be remiss in not thanking the staff that works to support our members on an ongoing basis. Eric Cartlidge, Margaret Mummery, Kathy Chamoun, Murray McCullough and Krystal Smith (filling in for Shauna Cartlidge who is on maternity leave) have been nothing short of exceptional staff.

At the same time, I would also like to offer my personal thanks to this year’s Board of Directors. The board has been very active this year, as always. They support the staff, our events, services, and governance with great conviction and support.

In order to truly show what has happened in Ontario this past year, pictures are the best way possible. The next page outlines some the activities that have taken place over the year.

In closing, if you have any questions, comments, or ideas, I am most happy to hear from you. You are the cornerstone of Ontario Sailing and the sport of Sailing in Canada.

4 PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT (cont’d) From Donna Scott, President and Glenn Lethbridge, Executive Director

Access BOOM Ontario Sailing celebrated 40 years in 2010! Below are some of this year’s highlights! Coach Development Program • In 2010, Ontario Sailing ran the following clinics for sailing coaches/instructors: 6 White Sail Coach clinics, 3 Bronze Sail Coach clinics, 1 Windsurfing clinic, 1 Learn-to-Race Coach clinic, 1 Orange Race Coach clinic, 2 Boat Rescue courses, 2 Prerequisite weekends, 1 Sailing Skills weekend, 1 Program Manager course, 9 Fundamental courses, 3 Basic Cruising clinics, and 1 Power Cross-over clinic. • A total of 212 Coaches/Instructors participated in our instructor clinics • A total of 236 participants attended our Prerequisite clinics. Alice Boston Hans Fogh Development and Growth of two Ontario Sailing Endowment Funds • The Alice Boston Fund supports the development of sailors and athletes in Ontario • The Hans Fogh Fund supports development of high performance athletes in Ontario Ontario Sailing’s first ever Fogh Marine Ontario Sailing Ski Day • Ski Day was held at Craigleith Ski Club in Collingwood and a fun day on the slopes was had by all who attended. Eighth Annual Fundraising Gala was Extremely Successful • The gala this year was called The Ruby Gala, presented by HKMB/HUB International, Ruby Gala “Legends of Ontario to commemorate Ontario Sailing’s 40th year. Approximately 250 sailors and Sailing” Award Recipients supporters of Ontario Sailing had a fantastic evening of dining, wine-tasting, and dancing. Ontario Sailing was able to raise $40,000 to go towards the development of sailing in Ontario. A very fitting amount to celebrate the Association’s 40th year! Creation of the “Legends of Ontario Sailing” Award • This award, sponsored by Canadian Yachting Magazine, is designed to “honour the past to inspire the future.” • The recipients for the first year of the award were the brave crews of Evergreen (RHYC) and Magistri (RCYC) that survived and endured the great storms that hit the 1979 Fastnet race. Many of the crew members and their loved ones were in attendance at the Ruby Gala to accept their awards and share some incredible Sudbury Welcomes the 2010 Ontario Summer Games stories of their experiences. Sudbury welcomed the 2010 Ontario Summer Games An excellent summer for the BOOM Mobile Sailing School Program • In 2010, the BOOM program operated four mobiles, including the Access team which teaches people with disabilities how to sail. • The BOOM program brings boats and instructors to communities and small yacht/sailing clubs across Ontario that do not have their own sailing schools to teach youth and adults how to sail. • A total of 26 sites across Ontario were visited, 30,000 kilometers were travelled and 600 students were taught how to sail. Ontario Sailing’s 1st Annual Golf Classic was a Huge Success Best Foursome:Ontario Sailing’s • Presented by VELUX 5 Oceans to benefit the Hans Fogh Fund (an Ontario Sailing First Annual Golf Classic Endowment fund). Over 100 participants enjoyed a fun day at the Piper’s Heath Golf Course in Milton. Ontario Sailing hired a full-time coach/manager, Murray McCullough • Murray is a former member of the National and Provincial Sailing teams. • Murray is a Level 3 coach and is presently working on his Level 4 at the National Coaching Institute in Toronto. • Murray is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario in Kinesiology. 5

BOOM FUNDRAISING and BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT REPORT From Carolyn Gagnon, Committee Chair

Well, what a GREAT year it’s been ! We’ve had fantastic FUN while raising funds, have been honoured by the continued support of our previous donors – both individuals and corporate and thrilled to welcome a number of new sponsors to our sport.

Ontario Sailing has been ranked as # 4 in all of the sports in Ontario – that’s INCREDIBLE and comes as a result of many factors including awareness and support in the community.

Community outreach and business development/fundraising go hand in hand – the reason that people and businesses donate to Ontario Sailing is because they see the results of the efforts of Ontario Sailing, either from their own experience or through a group that they are a part of. There are too many initiatives that Ontario Sailing is a part of to list them all here but donor support is what allows Ontario Sailing to support and encourage events from grass roots to elite, from youth to masters all over the province and indeed around the world. Ontario Sailing is the key link for everything sailing in Ontario – from sailing charities, through the University Sailing Circuit to offshore racing – we are an amazing community of sailors.

The strength of Ontario Sailing comes from the people involved, starting with the staff in the office, through all the coaches, athletes and volunteers – nothing would happen without their energy, enthusiasm and hard work, but the “grease” that keeps that engine going is money.

As always, the Individual Donor Campaign has been strongly supported by our community. Thank you to all our continued supporters and those who have decided to support Ontario Sailing financially for the first time! Many of our newest supporters have been supporting one of our 2 endowment funds and a third fund is being finalized: The Hans Fogh Fund for high performance athletes The Alice Boston Fund for support of competitive sailing in the Sarnia area. The Sailing for Life Fund is in the final stages of completion and was created by the “Huntsville Sailing Club Legacy” which will support grass roots sailing including the Boom program.

Fundraising events are also FUNraising events and the 8th Annual Celebration of Sailing - The Ruby Gala was a great success on both levels. This event was held at The Boulevard Club. We raised our highest amount to date at just over $40,000 and the 250 guests attending had a great night. The 9th Annual Celebration of Sailing – The Island Gala, will take place on April 2, 2011 and will again be at The Boulevard Club in Toronto. Tickets are on sale now and are selling quickly thanks to the enthusiastic efforts of the Gala Committee.

We added two new FUNdraising events in 2010 – the First Bi-Annual Fogh Marine Ontario Sailing Ski Day took place at Craigleith on February 19, 2010. It was a perfect sunny winter day – great fun – and the grand prize winner went home with a brand new Laser compliments of Fogh Marine – all the time while raising money for Ontario Sailing.

The second new fundraising event in 2010 was the, Hans Fogh Ontario Sailing Endowment Fund Golf Tournament which took place in September at Piper’s Heath Golf Club. The participants had a fabulous day of golf starting with the Canadian Yachting Magazine’s Talisker Putting Competition, testing their skill for a “Hole in One Harley” and then bidding on fabulous auction items including a day of coaching with Hans Fogh himself and an incredible trip to the start of the final stage of the Velux 5 Oceans race compliments of our presenting sponsor Velux 5 Oceans.

6 FUNDRAISING and BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT REPORT (cont ...) From Carolyn Gagnon, Committee Chair

We continue to benefit from the sales of Regatta Wine and want to encourage our members and member clubs to purchase this great wine. Every time a bottle is sold, a portion of the sale goes to Ontario Sailing. Our wristbands and the Olympic Legacy Book will also raise our visibility while raising funds to help with all of our programming.

We had a wonderful time seeing many of our sponsors at the 4th Annual Sponsor Luncheon in November and we look forward to working with you in 2011 to maximize the return you receive from your investment in Ontario Sailing. Our sponsors are listed on the Ontario Sailing website. We encourage our members to support the sponsors that support us.

Thank you everyone who has supported us this year. We are looking forward with great opti- mism and excitement to 2011!

TREASURER’S REPORT From Craig Pattinson ACA, MBA, Treasurer

The Board of Directors approved three financial priorities in April 2009 which provide clear direction for the organization over the next few years as well as a framework for measurement. The priorities are outlined below:

• Investigate new revenue growth outside of traditional government funding, including new user fees, increased membership, and new sponsors; • Run a second fundraising event (in addition to Celebration of Sail); and • Increase reserves by 5% of budget annually to $200K in reserves by 2013-2014

The financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2010 reflect very strong performance against these goals as Ontario Sailing continues its drive towards financial stability. Overall Revenues grew by 7% while expenses remained flat resulting in a surplus of $99K, an increase of more than 300% from the prior year surplus of $24K. During the year net cash outflows of $55K were invested in capital assets in order to strengthen the quality and availability of the underly- ing asset base used to deliver the broad range of Ontario Sailing programming; depreciation remained constant as a number of assets are fully depreciated or were retired during the year. Continued focus on disciplined financial management given the uncertain environment con- tributed to another year of improvement in the financial strength of Ontario Sailing as reflected on the balance sheet with net assets increasing to $268K from $137K in 2009. Ontario Sailing again received a clean audit opinion on the information presented in the financial statements prepared by management and staff and available on the Ontario Sailing website.

A number of achievements in relation to the priorities outlined above warrant specific mention: Priority One • Velux Canada made a two year commitment to Ontario Sailing worth $14K • General Mills – Champions for Healthy Kids ™ program provided $5K of support Priority Two • The Hans Fogh Ontario Sailing Endowment Fund Golf Tournament raised $12K and in conjunction with the Alice Boston Fund increased the restricted investments balance to $32K • The Ruby Gala (Celebration of Sail) in March raised $40K • The First Semi-Annual Ski-day raised $4K 7 TREASURER’S REPORT (cont …) From Craig Pattinson ACA, MBA - Treasurer

Priority Three • Unrestricted operating reserves increased by $70K to $163K which represents approximately 7% of annual revenues; based on current trajectory the goal of $200K remains very achievable

The financial performance reflected above is a strong demonstration of the motivation, support and diligence of sponsors, members, volunteers and staff. Together we will continue to drive the long term financial stability and viability of Ontario Sailing.

APPEALS COMMITTEE REPORT From Kathy Dyer, RHYC - IJ, NU - Committee Chair

The task of the Appeals Committee is to decide appeals submitted by competitors who have been a party to a protest hearing and are dissatisfied with the decision of the Protest Commit- tee. Appeals may only be submitted by parties to the protest hearing and usually claim there was an incorrect interpretation of a rule or conclusion, or a procedural error by the Protest Committee. Some appeals attempt to appeal the facts found which, according to The Racing Rules of Sailing , may not be appealed. The Appeals Committee also answers requests for con- firmation or correction of a protest committee’s decision when it is uncertain it came to the cor- rect decision.

To date, the Appeals Committee has decided seven appeals in 2010, down from nine in 2009. According to the rules, there are many decisions an appeals committee may make. It may up- hold, change or reverse a protest committee’s decision; declare the protest or request for re- dress invalid; or return the protest or request for the hearing to be reopened, or for a new hear- ing and decision by the same or a different protest committee; or refuse an appeal. Two ap- peals resulted in completely new hearings of the protests and we worked closely with the OS Judges’ Committee to appoint experienced judges to assist with the new hearings. Another two appeals were refused as one was submitted by someone who was not a party and the other was delivered after the time limit expired. Another decision was further appealed to the CYA and the CYA Appeals Committee upheld our decision. The remaining decisions essentially upheld the protest committees’ decisions with some minor changes.

Krystal Smith in the OS office deserves recognition and has my thanks for all of her support this year. She did a great job as our coordinator filling in for Shauna Cartlidge whilst she is on maternity leave.

Andrew Alberti passed the chairmanship of the OS Appeals Committee to me when he retired from the committee at the end of last year to become a member of the CYA Appeals Committee. We thank Andrew for his service and congratulate him on his appointment. Also at the end of 2009, Mel Preston retired from the committee and we thank him for his many, many years of service. As a result, we have welcomed two new members to the committee – Wendy Loat and Robert Stewart. I am fortunate to have an excellent group of experienced judges serving with me on the committee, and they are: Alex McAuley, RHYC – IJ/SNU Janet McDougall, RCYC – NJ, NU Peter Wood, NSC – NJ Wendy Loat, ABYC – RJ Robert Stewart, RHYC – IJ 8 JUDGES COMMITTEE REPORT From Wendy Loat, Committee Chair

Members of the Committee Ms. Wendy Loat, Regional Judge, Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club, Chair Ms. Katie Nicoll, Regional Judge, Port Credit Yacht Club Dr. C. Douglas Creelman, Senior National Judge, National YC and Royal Canadian YC Ms. Barbara James, Regional Judge, Gatineau

Initiatives of the Committee • Recruit and certify Club Judges • Encourage Ontario judges to maintain their certification • Provide CYA Judge Training seminars in Ontario • Provide seminars on the racing rules of sailing • Recruit certified Ontario judges for regattas and club races throughout Ontario • Provide mentorship and consultation to protest committees

Number of Judges Trained in Ontario: 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 0 54 24 30 ?

Judge Training Seminars in 2010

Kathy Dyer and Leo Reise are to be thanked for holding Judge seminars in Kingston and in the Hamilton area in 2010. With the new requirements for judging, many club judges were caught unaware of the changes and will need to take a new seminar in order to write the test.

A challenge for the committee continues to be to encourage persons who do protest committee work in their own clubs to apply for certification.

Club Judge Certifications in Ontario, 2010 New Certifications Renewals Robert Duggan - Royal Hamilton YC Chris Clarke – National YC Shelley Vaughan – Royal Hamilton YC Graham Dougall – Queen City YC Petra Fischer – Ashbridges’ Bay YC Mark Searle – Port Credit YC

Pending: Four Applications

I wish to thank the members of the committee for their support and work in an unusual year of having to implement new requirements for certification and re-certification.

9 MEMBERSHIP REPORT New Members: 6 Expired Members: 9

Total Memberships Collected:

Ontario Sailing ‘10 CYA ‘10 Ontario Sailing ‘09 CYA ‘09 $96,465.72 $96,465.72 $92,098.84 $92,098.84

AFFILIATE ORGANIZATIONS

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09 Ahoy Captain Yachting Services* $75.00 75.00 Big Rideau Lake Association 75.00 75.00 $75.00 $75.00 Canadian Masters Windsurfing Assoc. 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 CORK/Sail Kingston 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Georgian Bay Sailing Association 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Hilton Beach Recreation Committee** 75.00 75.00 Lake Ontario 300 Inc. 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Lake Ontario Racing Council** 75.00 75.00 Lake Ontario Short Handed Racing 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Lake Yacht Racing Association 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Muskoka Lakes Association 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Performance Handicap Racing Fleet 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Port Elgin Power & Sail 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Spirit of Canada 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Township of Madawaska Valley 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 ***Total*** $975.00 $975.00 $975.00 $975.00 * Denotes New/Returning Member ** Denotes Expired Member ALGOMA/SUPERIOR REGION

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09 Algoma Sailing Club $318.27 $318.27 $309.00 $309.00 Dryden Yacht Club 244.00 244.00 236.90 236.90 Little Current Yacht Club 647.15 647.15 628.30 628.30 Sail Thunder Bay 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Thunder Bay Yacht Club 265.22 265.22 257.50 257.50 ***Total*** $1,574.64 $1,574.64 $1,531.70 $1,531.70

10 HURONIA/MUSKOKA REGION

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09 30,000 Islands Sailing Adventures $ 100.00 $ 100.00 $ 100.00 $ 100.00 Adventure Sailing Plus Ltd. 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Atlantic Challenge Canada 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Barrie Yacht Club 1336.73 1336.73 1,297.80 1,297.80 Beaumaris Yacht Club 212.18 212.18 206.00 206.00 Blue Sky Sailing Club Inc. School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Collingwood Sailing School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Collingwood Yacht Club 106.09 106.09 103.00 103.00 Craigleith Windsurfing Centre 100.00 100.00 75.00 75.00 Gloucester Pool Sailing Assoc. 275.83 275.83 267.80 267.80 Kettles Sailing School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Lake Joseph Yacht Club 625.93 625.93 607.70 607.70 Lake of Bays Yacht Club 212.18 212.18 206.00 206.00 Madawaska Club Ltd 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Midland Bay Sailing Club 1527.69 1527.69 1,483.20 1,483.20 Muskoka Lakes Golf/Country 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Club Sail Georgian Bay 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Sail Georgina 194.99 194.99 189.27 189.27 Sail Parry Sound, Inc. 488.01 488.01 473.80 473.80 Sailing the Sound 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 South Muskoka Sailing Club 180.35 180.35 175.10 175.10 Sudbury Yacht Club 636.54 636.54 618.00 618.00 Temiskaming Shores Sailing 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 School Thornbury Yacht Club 169.74 169.74 164.80 164.80 Tobermory Yacht Club 53.04 53.04 51.50 51.50 ***Total*** $7,219.30 $7,219.30 $6,943.97 $6,943.97

CHARTER/TIME SHARES

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09 Canadian Yacht Charters $100.00 $75.00 $100.00 $100.00 ***Total*** $100.00 $75.00 $100.00 $100.00

11 KAWARTHAS/LAKE ONTARIO REGION

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09 Lagoon City Yacht Club - Brechin $328.88 $328.88 $319.30 $319.30 Lakefield College School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Stony Lake Yacht Club 424.36 424.36 412.00 412.00 Sturgeon Lake Sailing Club 169.74 169.74 164.80 164.80 ***Total*** $1,022.98 $1,022.98 $996.10 $996.10

GREATER TORONTO METRO REGION

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09 Alexandria Yacht Club $ 816.89 $ 816.89 $ 793.10 $ 793.10 Aquatic Park Yacht Club 954.81 954.81 927.00 927.00 Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club 2,652.25 2,652.25 2,575.00 2,575.00 Ashbridge’s Bay YC, Cruising School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Blind Sailing Association of Canada 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Bluffer’s Park Yacht Club 1,251.87 1,251.87 1,215.40 1,215.40 Broad Reach Foundation for Youth 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Leaders Boulevard Club 498.62 498.62 484.10 484.10 Cathedral Bluffs Yacht Club 2,227.89 2,227.89 2,163.00 2,163.00 Cook Bay Yacht Club 265.22 265.22 257.50 257.50 Disabled Sailing Association of Ontario 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Etobicoke Yacht Club 4,530.04 4,530.04 4,389.10 4,398.10 Frenchman’s Bay Yacht Club 1,145.77 1,145.77 1,112.40 1,112.40 Harbour City Yacht Club 169.74 169.74 164.80 164.80 Highland Yacht Club 1,400.39 1,400.39 1,359.60 1,359.60 Humber Sailing Club 473.43 473.43 459.64 459.64 Humber Sailing & Powerboating Centre 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Island Yacht Club 795.67 795.67 772.50 772.50 Island Yacht Club, Cruising School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Lakeshore Yacht Club 1,432.21 1,432.21 1,390.50 1,390.50 Mimico Cruising Club 1,030.00 1,030.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 Mississauga Sailing Club 127.31 127.31 123.60 123.60 Mooredale Sailing Club 401.02 401.02 389.34 389.34

12 GREATER TORONTO METRO REGION (cont’d)

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09 National Yacht Club 3,129.65 3,129.65 3,038.50 3,038.50 Nautical Escapes Sailing School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Ontario Mirror Dinghy Association 169.74 169.74 164.80 164.80 Openwaters 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Outer Harbour Centreboard Club 1,379.17 1,379.17 1,339.00 1,339.00 Port Credit Yacht Club 3,935.94 3,935.94 3,821.30 3,821.30 Queen City Yacht Club 1,421.60 1,421.60 1,380.20 1,380.20 Harbourfront Centre Sailling & Power- 490.13 490.13 475.86 475.86 boating [formerly Queen’s Quay Sail- ing & Powerboating] Harbourfront Centre Sailing & Power- 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 boating (Cruising/Power School) [formerly Queen’s Quay Sailing & Pow- erboating, Cruising School] Sail Offshore dba Grassroots Sailing 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Scarborough Bluffs Sailing School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 St. Jamestown Sailing Club 582.96 582.96 565.99 565.99 The Royal Canadian Yacht Club 9500.00 9500.00 7,725.00 7,725.00 Toronto Garrison Sailing Club 212.18 212.18 206.00 206.00

Toronto Hydroplane and Sailing Club 318.27 318.27 309.00 309.00 Toronto Island Sailing Club 411.23 411.23 399.26 399.26 Toronto Multihull Cruising Club 498.62 498.62 484.10 484.10 Toronto Sailing and Canoe Club 636.54 636.54 618.00 618.00 Toronto Windsurfing Club 265.22 265.22 257.50 257.50 Water Rat Sailing Club 689.58 689.58 669.50 669.50 Westwood Sailing Club 473.43 473.43 459.64 459.64 Whitby Yacht Club 2,599.20 2,599.20 2,523.50 2,523.50 Whitby Yacht Club, Cruising School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Youth Boatworks Canada* 100.00 100.00 ***Total*** $48,186.59 $48,186.59 $45,325.73 $45,325.73 * Denotes New/Returning Member

13 NIAGARA/SOUTHWESTERN REGION

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09 Bayfield Yacht Club $ 206.00 $ 206.00 $200.00 $200.00 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 1,548.91 1,548.91 1,503.80 1,503.80 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club, Cruising School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Buffalo Canoe Club 1,010.90 1,010.90 1,030.00 1,030.00 Buffalo Yacht Club 318.27 318.27 309.00 309.00 Burlington Sailing and Boating Club 1,665.61 1,665.61 1,617.10 1,617.10 Cayman Islands Sailing Club** 100.00 100.00 Cedar Island Yacht Club* 400.00 400.00 Cedar Island Yacht Club, Cruising School* 100.00 100.00 Conestoga Sailing Club 445.58 445.58 432.60 432.60 Dalhousie Yacht Club 1,230.64 1,230.64 1,194.80 1,194.80 Erieau Yacht Club 212.18 212.18 206.00 206.00 Fanshawe Yacht Club 947.60 947.60 920.00 920.00 Fifty Point Yacht Club 750.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 Grand Bend Yacht Club 371.31 371.31 360.50 360.50 Grimsby Yacht Club 169.74 169.74 164.80 164.80 Guelph Community Boating Club 397.84 397.84 386.25 386.25 Hamilton Bay Sailing Club 106.09 106.09 103.00 103.00 Hamilton Boating Club at Newport 116.70 116.70 113.30 113.30 LaSalle Mariner’s Yacht Club 103.00 103.00 100.00 100.00 Niagara College Sailing School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Niagara-on-the-Lake Sailing Club 1,782.31 1,782.31 1,730.40 1,730.40 Oakville Yacht Squadron 1,591.35 1,591.35 1,545.00 1,545.00 Polish-Canadian White Sails Yacht Club 106.09 106.09 103.00 103.00 Polish-Canadian Yacht Club “Zawisza Czarny” 169.74 169.74 164.80 164.80 Port Dover Yacht Club 265.22 265.22 257.50 257.50 Port Stanley Sailing Squadron 254.61 254.61 247.20 247.20 Rondeau Yacht Club 106.09 106.09 103.00 103.00 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club 1,485.26 1,485.26 1,442.00 1,442.00 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club, Cruising School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Sarnia Yacht Club 972.24 972.24 968.20 968.20 Sea Tech-Canada** 100.00 100.00 South Port Sailing Club 848.72 848.72 824.00 824.00 * Denotes New/Returning Member **Denotes Expired Member

14 NIAGARA/SOUTHWESTERN REGION (cont’d)

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09 Sugarloaf Sailing Club 265.22 265.22 257.50 257.50 The Oakville Club 509.23 509.23 494.40 494.40 ***Total*** $18,756.45 $18,756.45 $17,825.15 $17,825.15

EASTERN ONTARIO REGION

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09 Advantage Boating [previously Ottawa $ 100.00 $ 100.00 $ 100.00 $ 100.00 Sailing School Inc.) Bay of Quinte Yacht Club 212.18 212.18 206.00 206.00 Britannia Yacht Club 2,652.25 2,652.25 2,575.00 2,575.00 Brockville Yacht Club 1,347.34 1,347.35 1,308.10 1,308.10 CFB Trenton Yacht Club 1,039.68 1,039.68 1,009.40 1,009.40 Cobourg Yacht Club 201.57 201.57 195.70 195.70 Collins Bay Yacht Club 1,060.90 1,060.90 1,030.00 1,030.00 Deep River Yacht and Tennis Club 106.09 106.09 103.00 103.00 Georgian Bay Sailing Centre 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 HMCS ONTARIO Sail Department 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Kanata Sailing Club 64.98 64.98 63.09 63.09 Kingston Yacht Club 1,273.08 1,273.08 1,236.00 1,236.00 Lac Deschenes Sailing Club 397.84 397.84 375.00 375.00 National Capital Able Sail Association 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Nepean Sailing Club 3,713.15 3,713.15 3,605.00 3,605.00 Nepean Sailing Club, Cruising School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Newcastle Yacht Club 545.90 545.90 530.00 530.00 Ottawa New Edinburg Club 477.40 477.40 463.50 463.50 Prince Edward Yacht Club 530.45 530.45 515.00 515.00 Quinte Sailability 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Stormont Yacht Club 1,060.90 1,060.90 1,030.00 1,030.00 Thousand Islands Yacht Club 297.05 297.05 288.40 288.40 Trident Yacht Club 450.00 450.00 618.00 618.00 University of Ottawa Sailing Club* 100.00 100.00 West Lake Catamaran Sailing School 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 ***Total*** $16,230.76 $16,230.76 $15,851.19 $15,851.19 * Denotes New/Returning Member ** Expired Member 15 CAMPS

Name CYA ‘10 OS ‘10 CYA ‘09 OS ‘09

Arrowhead Camp $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 Bytown Brigantine 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Arowhon 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Couchiching 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Diamond** 75.00 75.00 Camp Kandalore 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Katonim 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Kitchikewana (YMCA Simcoe) 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Manitou 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Mi-A-Kon-Da 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp New Moon 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Oconto 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Otterdale 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Ponacka 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Queen Elizabeth (YMCA London) 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Ramah in Canada 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Shalom 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Wabikon 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Wahanowin 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Walden 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Camp Wenonah 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Canadian Adventure Camp** 75.00 75.00 Canadian International Student Services** 75.00 75.00 Celtic Sports and Arts Camp 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Doe Lake Girl Guide Camp 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Easter Seal Society, Ontario, Camp Merrywood 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Easter Seal Society, Ontario, Camp Woodeden 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Kilcoo Camp 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Muskoka Woods Sports Resort 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Olympia Sports Camp 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Onondaga Camp 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Ontario Pioneer Camp 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Red Pine Camp** 75.00 75.00 Sparrow Lake Camp 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 Toronto Brigantine Inc.* 75.00 75.00 YMCA Wanakita 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00

***Total*** $2,400.00 $2,400.00 $2,550.00 $2,550.00

* Denotes New/Returning Member ** Denotes Expired Member 16 BOOM PROGRAM REPORT From Eric Cartlidge, Program Director

2010 saw steady BOOM participation. This year we only had 1 cancellation that we were unable to fill due to the late date. This year we ran 31 weeks of programming with 8 instructors at 24 sites. This resulted in approximately 625 participants, children, adults and people with a disability participating. This year the BOOM Program also conducted a record number of 13 adult classes during the program training over 100 adults how to sail.

The BOOM Program at a Glance

2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 Number of Mobiles 4 4 5 5 3 3 3 3 Number of Participants 625 625 700 (684) 658 481 (445) 495 (479) 485 (399) 381 (332) Number of Sites Vis- 24 23 31 (29) 28 19 (17) 19 (17) 20 (17) 22 (19) ited Number of New Boats 0 0 0 9 0 3 2 8 For Mobiles

*** The numbers in brackets represent totals not including the out of province sites such as our Access BOOM Program traveling to Nova Scotia to help develop their Accessible Sailing opportunities.

Equipment – This year we operated the BOOM program with 24 Laser Pico dinghies, 4 Access 2.3 dinghies, 4 coach boats, 4 trailers, 4 rental vans and Big Red.

Host Sites – Ontario Sailing would like to thank all the host sites for their continued support and commitment to the BOOM/Access BOOM Programs in 2010.

Big Rideau Lake Association Gloucester Pool Sailing Association Township of Frontenac Islands City of Orillia/Champlain Yacht Club Beacon Marina Stormont Yacht Club Grand Bend Yacht Club LaSalle Mariners Yacht Club Belwood Lake Bella Rebecca Community Association Chandos Lake * Sail Georgina Tobermory Yacht Club Lagoon City Yacht Club Kincardine Yacht Club Port Stanley Sailing Squadron Township of Madawaska Valley Port Elgin Yacht Club Mississauga Sailing Club Township of Chatham-Kent Sail Parry Sound Erieau Yacht Club Etobicoke Yacht Club Oakville Yacht Squadron *

* indicates a new host site for 2010

Thank you to all the wonderful instructors who taught BOOM and Access BOOM Programs this summer.

All of the BOOM Mobiles were once again well received by our host sites, and we have already booked 28 weeks for 2011. Hosts and participants can’t wait until next summer! The BOOM & Access BOOM Mobiles would not be possible without the generous support of all of our sponsors

17 ABLE SAIL REPORT From Eric Cartlidge, Program Director & Keith Hobbs, Committee Chair

Ontario Sailing has several initiatives to increase the level of accessible sailing in Ontario. Through our programs, and use of special equipment, people of all ages and with all types of disabilities can experience the sport of sailing.

These initiatives include:

Able Sail Ontario – a provincial collaboration of clubs and programs Access BOOM – a Mobile Sailing program for people with disabilities Able Sail Demonstration – weekend and trade show demonstrations of accessible sailing Program Development – resources to help develop more accessible sailing across Ontario Boat Loan Program – boats available for loan for programs starting up Paralympic Training Centres – funded training facilities/services for athlete/coach development

Highlights of 2010: 2010 was another successful year for the accessible sailing initiatives for Ontario Sailing. Our Ac- cess BOOM program had another great season traveling about 7,000 kilometres to deliver pro- gramming across Ontario to approximately 75 sailors with a disability. A special thanks goes to the Access BOOM instructors, Emma Millson-Taylor and Alex Wilson, for a fantastic summer.

We are looking at bringing in some new boats for next year so the program can accommodate a greater variety of sailors.

Ontario Sailing helped the development of an Accessible Sailing program at the Oakville Yacht Squadron in late June by running an instructor development workshop for their sailing instructors. This workshop was well received and it will definitely help them as they move toward developing their own program.

A Paralympic Training Camp was held at National Yacht Club in order to get the process started of talent identification and development of potential athletes for the 2013 Canada Summer Games. Thanks to all those who put that camp together and facilitated it.

We were able to sell 2 of our access dinghies to a program in Sault St. Marie at RYTAC as they have started to develop their own program as well. Good luck to all those involved up in the North. We were also able to sell one of our Martin 16s to BS&BC as their program is expanding by leaps and bounds and we are in talks to sell our other Martin 16 very soon. Our budget for our Able Sail program has suffered this year as the annual donations we have been receiving for the last many years from the Toronto International Boat Show and the Boating Business Golf tournament were not as big as anticipated. Planning is underway to secure funding partners/sponsors for the long term continuation and improvement of sailing opportunities for persons with a disability.

We look forward to another great year in 2011 with the Mobility Cup being hosted by Royal Hamilton Yacht Club and Burlington Sailing and Boating Club and a fantastic initiative that has been set in motion by the CNIB and Lake Joseph Yacht club to facilitate a regatta for those with visual impairments. We can’t wait to get the boats back in the water.

18 LEARN TO SAIL COMMITTEE REPORT From Eric Cartlidge, Program Director & Graham Fraser, Committee Chair

Yet another great year for instructor training at Ontario Sailing! During the 2010 season, we trained 560 instructors at 30 different clinics. Here are the highlights of our clinic attendance and training:

Clinic Number of Clinics Number of Candidates Camp Instructor clinics 3 21 Fundamental 9 146 White Sail Coach 6 104 Bronze Sail Coach 3 47 LTR Coach 1 19 Program Manager 1 9 Orange Coach 1 10 Boat Rescue 2 36 Prerequisite Weekends 2 34 Windsurfing Clinic 1 11 Learning Facilitator Training 1 6 Re-Tests 64 80 Re-Evaluations 25 37 Total 119 (30 not including re-tests or 560 (480 not including re-tests) re-evaluations)

Thank you to all of the Clubs and Camps that hosted a great clinic this year: National Yacht Club Bronte Harbour Sailing Club Toronto Sailing and Boating Club Humber Sailing & Power Boating Britannia Yacht Club Camp Otterdale Buffalo Canoe Club Lake Joseph Yacht Club Royal Hamilton Yacht Club Camp Walden Toronto Windsurfing Club Oakville Yacht Squadron Portsmouth Olympic Harbour Barrie Yacht Club Burlington Sailing & Boating Club Kingston Yacht Club Port Credit Yacht Club Nepean Sailing Club Our programs were a great success this year and we had a lot of dedicated Learning Facilitators and Course Facilitators behind the scenes doing a lot of work. Below is a list of the dedicated facilitators that make running our courses possible:

Steve Cutting Cody Cote Darin McRae Amanda Carson Ashley Lethbridge Graham Fraser Kim Foley Owen Bird Sarah Urquhart Charlie Rishor Sam Crothers Lennie Liscio Rob Lytle Anton Mihic Brook Beatty Mike Egberts Ali Beck Alex Dumond Kirk Cavell Dan Smith Catherine Lanoix Marisa Shea Tom Mae Dave Zeni Chris Hewson Sean Hewson Lynsey Yates Fred Crossley Pamela Stroud Jason Hearst 19 LEARN TO SAIL COMMITTEE REPORT (cont ...) From Eric Cartlidge, Program Director & Graham Fraser, Committee Chair

Check out www.ontariosailing.ca for information about training opportunities in the province. We look forward to again offering high quality training for 2011 with the continued delivery of the new Coach Development programs.

The Instructor clinic schedule and registration forms are now available on our website at www.ontariosailing.ca . We will continue to promote and use our online registration system, which was once again a great success!

Instructors, please make sure your pre-requisites are up to date prior to your clinic to ensure proper certification prior to the start of the sailing season. All instructors must pay their annual CYA dues, and complete all necessary pre-requisites before they are fully certified to coach. Annual dues are valid from January 1 st – December 31 st and are due each year.

LEARN TO CRUISE/POWER COMMITTEE REPORT From Jamie Gordon, Committee Chair & Eric Cartlidge, Program Director In 2010 the committee continued to focus on upgrading our National Instructor training materi- als. The Intermediate Cruising Instructor materials were updated and used in a clinic held in On- tario. Limited progress was made on updating Power Instructor training materials.

Ontario Learn To Cruise Instructors The overall number of instructors in the province remained stable in calendar 2010. Basic In- structor clinics were held in Ottawa and Toronto in the spring, and in late summer/fall in Kings- ville. An Intermediate Instructor clinic was conducted out of Collins Bay in late spring. The fol- lowing table details instructor training conducted in 2010.

2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Cruising: New Candidates & Recertifications* Basic Cruising 18 22 10 20 19 26 16

Intermediate Cruising 7 4 3 1 3 2 4 Advanced Cruising 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 Offshore Cruising 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 IE’s: New & Recertification Basic Cruising 0 0 0 0 6 6 Power 0 0 1 1 4 0 Power: New & Cross-Over Basic Power 0 0 0 4 8 3 6 Basic Outboard 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 Maritime Radio 2 5 44 0 0 0 0 Certificate (new for 2008) 27 31 66 26 31 43 34

20 LEARN TO CRUISE/POWER COMMITTEE REPORT From Jamie Gordon, Committee Chair & Eric Cartlidge, Program Director

Instructors are certified to teach specific student certification levels. The certification levels for the Cruising and Power instructors in Ontario focus on the Basic (initial and introductory courses) training levels where most of student training occurs. Counts shown reflect Basic Power and Basic Cruising as the entry level for instructors. Instructors certified for more than one level are shown in each level that they are certified to teach. Current and Certified Instructors - 2009 and 2010 Basic Intermediate Advanced Offshore Racing Cruising 2009 101 (5) 37 18 2 1 2010 104 40 20 3 2 Basic Intermediate Power 2009 23 5 2010 26 5 Coastal Celestial Advanced Navigation 2009 16 2 0 2010 17 3 0 Cruising Senior Cruising Power Instructor 2009 12 6 7 Trainers 2010 8 6 6

Ontario Learn To Cruise Student Registrations In the 8th year of the Student Registration Program, the overall participation numbers are similar to the 2009 results, with a return to prior year levels for individuals completing a Basic Cruising certification. The breakdown reflecting successful course completion by students is as follows:

2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 Basic Cruising 870 790 753 850 827 Intermediate Cruising 92 107 114 127 110 Advanced Cruising 8 4 19 11 16 Coastal Navigation 106 85 69 85 117 Basic Crew 34 5 56 50 59 Basic Power 9 2 14 15 52 Basic Outboard 0 11 19 16 2 Intermediate Crew 4 0 2 0 1 Celestial Navigation 4 6 0 6 0 TOTALS 1127 1040 1046 1160 1184

21 LEARN TO CRUISE/POWER COMMITTEE REPORT (cont’d) From Jamie Gordon, Committee Chair & Eric Cartlidge, Program Director

Swans Yacht Sales and Salus Marine Wear were sponsors of the Learn to Cruise Student Registration Program.

Eric continues to bring great passion as the Ontario Sailing representative and I am sure he will help to move the program forward. We are fortunate to work with such dedicated and friendly staff.

On the national level, the Learn to Cruise and Power Committee was disbanded and the functions of that committee officially assumed by CYA staff and the Training and Certification Committee. On a practical level, progress in improving and maintaining the Cruising Training system has been primarily achieved by instructor volunteers working with the Ontario Cruising Committee and the cruising representatives on the TCC. At the national level, some effort has been spent looking at the overall direction for the cruising program, and looking at whether closer links to the RYA training system make sense in Canada. There is some debate and a range of opinions about how to structure the cruising training system. I believe that the CYA needs to support a system that targets the recreational boater, in two languages, with training and a single set of standards appropriate to both the freshwater and saltwater marine environments. The RYA system does not seem to address these requirements.

In December a Cruising Instructor Evaluator Clinic was held at the Humber College Sailing and Powerboating centre in Toronto. These clinics are conducted under the auspices of the CYA. Six candidates attended the clinic, five from Ontario and one from Alberta. Five of these candidates were successful, one of whom had additional work to do to complete the certification.

RACE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE REPORT From Graham Dougall, Committee Chair

I would like to thank the Vice-Chair, David Searle, the directors and staff of Ontario Sailing and all committee members listed below for all their support and work in 2010.

Ross Cameron Irene McNeill Jake Starr Pat Lymburner Mark Searle Bill Visser David Sprague John Weakley Don MacIntyre

The mandate of the committee is to: • To improve the level of racing and support race Regatta organizers in Ontario by en- suring a pool of competent Race Officers (ROs) certified at the Assistant Race Officer (ARO) and Club Race Officer (CRO) levels, • To provide a range of training, mentoring and experience for ROs, • To develop and implement a strategy to encourage ROs to enter the certification stream, maintain and upgrade their certification, and progress up to the National Race Officer level. This mandate was developed in 2010 as part of the Terms of Reference for the committee submitted to the Ontario Sailing executive.

22 RACE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE REPORT (cont …) From Graham Dougall, Committee Chair

2010 Activities

Ontario Sailing held seven race management courses: Courses Levels Attended Achieved ARO CRO ARO CRO Theory Barrie Yacht Club 1&2 10 10 10 10 Dalhousie Yacht Club 1 9 9 Muskoka Lakes 1 15 15 National Yacht Club 1&2 21 20 21 20 Burlington Sailing & Boating Club 1&2 9 9 9 9 Nepean Sailing Club 1&2 17 16 17 16 Sudbury Yacht Club 1&2 7 7 7 7 88 62 88 62

The following table shows the number of individuals recertified and the number of certified race officers in Ontario. Recertified New Current ARO 1 88 389 Certified by Ontario Sailing CRO 3 3 47 Certified by Ontario Sailing NRO NA NA 16 Certified by CYA SNRO NA NA 12 Certified by CYA IRO NA NA 4 Certified by ISAF

Additionally, Ontario Sailing sponsored, with the gracious support of the Port Credit Yacht Club, the CYA three-day National/Senior National Seminar with 18 attendees.

2011 Activities

Under the Terms of Reference, the chair serves for 3 years with the vice chair assuming that role. Thus, David Searle assumes the chair in January 2011 and David Sprague becomes vice chair.

If your organization is interested in holding a race management course or other services of the Race Management Committee, please contact the Ontario Sailing office.

Information on the seminars and the up-to-date schedule are available on Ontario Sailing’s website at www.ontariosailing.ca .

23 ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT From Eric Cartlidge, Program Director & Evan Lewis, Committee Chair

The 2010 season was a great success for Ontario Sailing.

There was a continued effort to improve coaching and training opportunities through the De- velopment, Paralympic and Regional Centres. These efforts helped to improve Ontario sailors and coaches contributing to the successes noted below. This system is targeted at developing successful athletes and coaches at all levels of athlete and coach development.

This year saw the continued growth of partnerships between Ontario Sailing, RCYC, the Cana- dian Sport Centre Ontario. This partnership has dramatically increased on-water coach sup- port, including the hiring of Murray McCullough as Ontario Sailing Team Coach and Steve Mitchell as the Canadian Sailing Team Coach servicing Ontario.

Quest For Gold Funding In 2010, 12 athletes (8 able bodied and 4 Paralympic) received Quest For Gold funding in the amount of $7,300 each for a total of $87,600 in funding.

Provincial Champions After 5 Qualifying regattas and a Provincial Championship we would like to congratulate all of our provincial champions for this year.

29er- Ben Gravelle and Julian Howarth – Burlington Sailing and Boating club 420- Adam MacDonald and Rhys Cameron – Buffalo Canoe Club Laser- Tom Ramshaw – Kingston Yacht Club Radial- Konrad Davy – Etobicoke Yacht Club Optimist – Owen McNeil – Port Credit Yacht Club

National Qualifiers We would like to congratulate all of the participants that took part in the National Qualifying Regatta and Pan Am Games Qualifier as part of Fall CORK. Ontario had outstanding results in both Laser and Radial. Radial Laser Ingrid Merry – 2 nd Dave Wright – 1 st Claire Merry – 5 th Chris Dold – 2 nd Brenda Bowskill - 6 th Lee Parkhill – 5 th Samantha Rea – 17 th Robert Davis – 6 th Emma Hughes – 18 nd Evan Lewis - 7 th Emily Searle – 20 th Evert McLaughlin – 9 h Greg Clunies - 10 th

Ontario Masters Sailing Team This year the Ontario Masters Sailing Team had a strong showing at the Canadian Masters Championships hosted by Sturgeon Lake Sail Club. The team’s hard work and dedication to the sport was evident in their results. Keep an eye out for the team as they prepare for the 2011 Masters Worlds in San Francisco.

24 HONOUR ROLL - ONTARIO SAILING PAST PRESIDENTS

Ontario Sailing – The Corporation came into existence on July 1, 1970 1970 Bud Roulstone 1991 Neil Gunn 1971 Bud Roulstone 1992 Neil Gunn 1972 Sicotte Hamilton 1993 David Sprague 1973 Sicotte Hamilton 1994 David Sprague 1974 Sicotte Hamilton 1995 David Sprague 1975 Don Grant 1996 Rod Dobson 1976 Don Grant 1997 Rod Dobson 1977 Bill Cheek 1998 Michael Vollmer 1978 Bill Cheek 1999 Michael Vollmer 1979 Don Williams 2000 Ron Kobrick 1980 Don Williams 2001 Ron Kobrick 1981 Dave Medhurst 2002 Tom Simpson/Jim Dike 1982 Dave Medhurst 2003 Jim Dike 1983 Doug Keary 2004 Jim Dike 1984 Doug Keary 2005 Todd Irving 1985 Bob Purves 2006 Todd Irving 1986 Bob Purves 2007 Todd Irving 1987 Larry MacDonald 2008 Donna Scott 1988 Larry MacDonald 2009 Donna Scott 1989 Bob Milnes 2010 Donna Scott 1990 Bob Milnes

2010 INDIVIDUAL DONOR CAMPAIGN REPORT

Joanne & Bill Abbott Graham Fraser Margaret Mummery Jim Allen Carolyn Gagnon Scott Munro Lynne Beal & Michael Goldfarb Harold Murray Douglas Creelman Harbourfront Corporation Katherine Nicoll George & Jan Beebe Gord Hines G. J. Terry North George Blanchard Doreen Hinksman Neal Owen Thomas Bolland Keith Hobbs Craig Pattinson John Bottriell John Hood Port Stanley Sailing Squadron Bayfield Yacht Club Susan Houston & Brian Rea & Mel & Helen Preston Buffalo Canoe Club Samantha Rea Ronald Prokop Clark Cada David Johnson Alan Redfern Camp Ponacka T. F. Kenny The Rice Family Mark Chadwick Marshall & Pat Kern James Roscoe William Cheek Diane Kierstead Sail Parry Sound William Copeland Lagoon City Yacht Club Sailfest Sarnia Harvey Cracknell Lakeshore Yacht Club Sarnia Yacht Club Graham Dougall Glenn Lethbridge Donna Scott Chris Eggink Jessie MacDonald Shellback Club Elliott & Porter Laura Margetts Thunder Bay Yacht Club Etobicoke Yacht Club Amy McNeill Toronto Hydroplane & S.C. Kevin Flynn Irene & Neil McNeill Toronto Multihull Cruising Club Hans Fogh Megan Medlock Sheena & Michael Vollmer Elizabeth Fanjoy Brian Mellon George & Helen Will David Foscarini Mimico Cruising Club Tobin Young

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