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MONTHLY NEWS BULLETIN OF THE T O R O N T O Executive C o m m ittee M A R I N E H I S T O R I C A L Editor Jay N. Bascom 100 W hitehall Road Toronto, Ont. M 4 W 2C7 Jay N. Bascom R. F. Beaupre David Bull Roger Chapman Capt. G. Ouderkirk Lorne Joyce G. T urn er Capt. J. Leonard W. R. Wilson VOL. XXVIII - NO. MEETINGS FEBRUARY 1996 Friday, March 1st - 8: 00 p. m. at the Museum. Buck Longhurst, of the Cana dian Soo, who has addressed T. M. H . S. on several occasions, re turns with a new programme entitled "One Hundred Years of Ship ping on the St. Mary's River". Plan to attend this major event. Friday, April 5th - 8: 00 p. m. at the Museum. Roger Chapman will present "Hamilton Shipping - Then and Now", a look at marine activity, past and present, in Hamilton Harbour. We hope to see you there. Saturday, May 11th - Please reserve this evening for our Annual Dinner Meeting. Full details will appear in the March "Scanner". * * * * * * THE EDITOR'S LOGBOOK The January Meeting was well attended and it was good to see so many of our sailing members in attendance after the close of navigation. Our theme, "Ice", was illustrated in many inventive manners by those who came with slides to show, and wethank all of our eager participants. One of our members, who resides inWinnipeg, was so caught up in the theme of our meeting that she had her own personal experience with ice, and wound up requiring orthopaedic surgery and almost a month in hospital! We hope she is now feeling better and that she will forgive Ye Ed., who was the Committee Member who suggested our icy theme topic... In the German, New Member D e p a r t m e n t , a hearty welcome goes out to Terry of Scarborough, and to Christopher Dunn, of Port McNicoll. * * * * * * * W. AFFILIATED WITH THE M AR IN E M U S EU M OF UPPER C A N A D A ISSN 0 3 1 8 - 0 1 4X