Happy Tuesday
Below is the FINAL – FINAL Membership List
OSSCC-25-Membership-List-FINAL
We await the fun and enjoyment during canoe season
Our communication and resource hub!
Happy Tuesday
Below is the FINAL – FINAL Membership List
OSSCC-25-Membership-List-FINAL
We await the fun and enjoyment during canoe season
Hello members
Attached is the current membership list.
We ask that you do NOT share this list as it contains personal information about our members.
Membership List
OSSCC ’25 Membership List
Please check:
1. Spelling of your name and address
2. Are your phone numbers accurate
3. Is your email address correct
If there are changes, please email info@oldsaltsclub.com
OSSCC has been given a grant for First Aid Training
If you are interested in registering for a First Aid course, see options below:
Basic first aide 7 CPR:
1.First Aid 4U- 2 day course- $135
2. Red Cross Heart2Heart- online and 1 day of class- $127
Upon completion of the course, submit your fees to our treasurer (treasurer@oldsaltsclub.com) for reimbursement.
Please inform Anne Woolner (annewoolner@hotmail.com) if you are planning to get qualified.
Thanks in advance for helping to keep our canoe club safe!
Below is an updated CANOE TRIP SCHEDULE to Save, Print, or View When Required
Updated Trip Schedule 2024
https://oldsaltsclub.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/TRIP-SCHEDULE-%E2%80%93-OSSCC-Blog-5-2.pdf
Social Events Planned:
If you have made it this far, THANK YOU very much for reading along!
Jaye ~ Membership Cordinator
Happy Canoeing
Membership Coordinator
Jaye
Tandem Front Ferry
**Updated for 2019**
Hello All,
As we start our river training and canoe trips next week, this post is a gentle reminder about canoe trip protocols that need to be reiterated due to several incidents that happened last year…..
1. Unless otherwise stated, meeting times for our canoe trips are outlined on our web page under OSSCC Rules and in the OSSCC Handbook and Club Rules:
Tuesdays:
8:30 am for shorter trips 8:00 am for longer trips Thursdays: 9:00 am |
Details about trips will be provided by the Trip Organizers prior to each trip. They will be posted on the Blog. Check the schedule to see who they are and contact them directly if you have any questions. Email addresses can be found on the membership list.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS posts outline trips and club events that are coming up and will be posted on a monthly basis so you can check your schedules and prepare accordingly. General trip info is on the schedule. |
2. Meet at the shed for canoe trips. This is important because:
3. Check the schedule/blog regularly in case there is a rescheduled or trip change!
4. Membership List. Everyone should have one by now. (refer to April 19th email which also included attachment and a special password to access updated versions on the Blog- it is NOT your login password!) Please check it out to make sure the info is correct, particularly your cell phone number. If you see a mistake, let us know at info@oldsaltsclub.com!
5. Please be on time! This is especially important for longer trips like the Beaver River, Saugeen River and Nottawasaga River trips. The sooner we can get organized at the shed ( sign in/pay, organize canoes, partners, transportation), the sooner we get to these locations and be on the river!
Should you anticipate being late for any trip due to unforeseen circumstances, please contact the Trip Organizers to let them know. (This happened last year when there was a big traffic jam on the expressway in which several of our members were stuck…..it happens!) Make sure you have the Trip Organizer’s phone number(s) on you just in case:)
5. When on the river, stay between the “Lead” and “Sweep” canoes! For safety’s sake, don’t rush down the river, keep some space between your canoe and the one in front of you, and don’t get so far ahead of the last (sweep) canoe that you can’t see them. (They have the first aid kit should it be required) Why not take the opportunity to practice some maneuvers learned during training?
Finally, have fun! There are some wonderful trips planned this season:) Pictures are also welcome!! Hope to see you there!!!
Every year, OSSCC offers canoe lessons to teach you safe canoeing practices, and canoe strokes and skills to navigate safely on the water. Whether you are a newbie to the club or a member who has been with us for a while, it never hurts to review and practice the basic canoe strokes we learn in our courses and use on our many trips. Each stroke has a purpose. Do you know what they do? Below are links to resource materials to assist with providing a better understanding of basic canoe strokes we should know and have learned in our lessons.
J-Stroke & Canadian C-Stroke (Stern) – includes video
Draw and Cross-Bow Draw Stroke
Path of the Paddle: Double Basics (Bill & Paul Mason)
How to Steer and Paddle a Canoe – Forward Stroke – Bruce Lessels
How to Canoe – 3 Key Strokes all Paddlers Should Know -PaddleTV
Tadem Canoe Basics (Paul & Willa Mason)
Tandem Canoe Essentials (Paul & Willa Mason)
Essential Strokes for Tandem Maneuvers – Westwood Outdoors
Parts of a Canoe/Paddle and Strokes – Northern Tier High Adventure
The new season is now upon us as we begin our training and the weather slowly starts warming up to welcome us on the water. Our Membership Drive was a great success and we are very happy to welcome 21 new members to our club. We look forward to meeting you all and seeing you on our trips and at our upcoming social events.
We look forward to a wonderful canoe season! See you soon:)