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OK, you have your carb primed and we all know you have a good, hot spark. But you're still not sure if you should pull the rope and join. To help you decide if AOMC is right for you, here is a schedule of some of our upcoming events. We sincerely hope you can find an event close to home. Bring the family, we'd love to meet them too.
If you are a member and plan on attending a meet, please bring a friend along!
If you decide to attend one of the meets, please drop the contact person a line to let them know you are coming and also so that they may let you know of any last minute changes. They would also be delighted to answer any questions you might have concerning the meet or the Club.
2010 Events |
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| Date / Place | Place | Description | Sponsoring Chapter | Contact Information |
| Sept 4 |
Lake Spencer, WA Meet will be at the Fisheries Parking lot on the west side of Lake Spencer, 10 miles northeast of the City of Shelton, WA |
Lake Spencer Wet Meet Bring your lunch and bring your boat and motors to run, display, sell and trade. |
Puget Sounders |
Donn Martinson (360) 779-9372 |
| Sept. 10,11,12-2010 |
Rockaway Beach, Mo. Meet is located at the City park in Downtown Rockaway Beach. From Springfield, Mo. take U.S. hwy 65 South to hwy160 then East to Rockaway beach. |
Mid America Prop Spinners Fall Meet This will be a run what you brung meet so load something up and come join us for a weekend on the water.There are two resorts right next to the city park for overnight stay.Duck Harbor Resort(800-547-5275) and Rainbow Haven(888-561-4179) |
Mid America Prop Spinners |
Arlie Fagan afagan@kc.rr.com 816-587-5704 Louis Danley |
| September 10-11, 2010 |
Kingsland , TX 4124 RR 1431 In Kingsland, TX at Meatball's business site. This is the main road thru Kingsland. Close to Lake LBJ. |
Swap Meet There will be 50 or more motors for sale of various brands and sizes. Also lots of parts and outboard related. All are welcome to attend and sell, buy, or just visit. Selling will began on Friday and Sat. at 8 am. This is not a chapter sponsored meet. |
Carolinas |
Owen Meredith joowen@ctesc.net 830-669-2679 |
| Sept 11 |
Davison, MI "Walleye Pike Boat Launch", 7240 N. Henderson Rd., Davison, MI 48423. Exit I-69 at M-15 North. Go about 7 miles north to E. Stanley Rd. Turn right (East) and go about 2 miles to Henderson Rd. Turn left and follow the signs to the boat ramp. |
Holloway Reservoir Meet will start about 9:00 am. Bring your lunch. There are plenty of picnic tables and a nice restroom building. Plenty of parking for boats & swap. Good ramp with docks. |
Great Lakes |
Louis Doering LouD31mo66@aol.com 810-385-3701 |
| September 11, 2010 |
Lake Murray in Chapin, SC Walt & Cindy Slominski’s 143 Willowood Cove Chapin, SC 29036 Date: September 11, 2010 Time: 9am-3pm *Lunch will be provided for those that RSVP |
Carolina's Chapter Late Summer Meet |
Carolinas |
Allen Glover glover.allen@gmail.com 7045764813 |
| September 11th 2010 |
Shelton, CT The Yankee Chapter AOMCI formal wet meet at Indian Well State Park in Shelton Connecticut will be on Saturday September 11th 2010. Indian Well State Park is located on the Housatonic River; the park sports ample parking, a boat ramp, plenty of beachfront for boats to be pulled up, barbecues and port-a-potties. Directions From Route 8 north: take Exit 14. At the end of the exit ramp take a left, and then take the next left onto Howe Avenue (Rt 110). Go north for approximately 2˝ miles. Indian Well State Park will be on the right. From Route 8 south: take Exit 14. Take a right onto Howe Ave. (Rt 110) and drive approximately 2˝ miles. Indian Well State Park will be on the right. |
Yankee Chapter Formal Meet - Shelton CT This year's formal awards will be devoted to Private Label and Catalog brands exclusively. (Motorgo, Elgin, Sea King, etc...) We encourage the display of as many different private brand marques as possible! For more information on the meet please visit the yankeeaomci.org website at the following url: http://www.yankeeaomci.org/meets/shelton5-2010.htm |
Yankee |
Art Sesselberg info@yankeeaomci.org 203-256-0707 |
| September 11, 2010 |
Excelsior, MN Maynard's Restaurant, 685 Excelsior Boulevard Excelsior, MN 55331-1934 |
BSLOL and MN Gopher Chapter Rendevous Meet is hosted by the BSLOL. Judging of antique and classic boats and 8 classes for outboard motors:Entries in the following classes will be judged at the BSLOL Meet at Maynard’s on 9/11/2010. Best post war motor Best single manufacturer display Best original motor Best restored motor Junior category Best outboard related display, literature, accessories, etc. There is a $5 fee to enter your motor. The Apple Fest is a draw for the ladies-just blocks away Food is available at the restaurant. |
Minnesota Gopher |
Dave Wiborg juliewiborg@yahoo.com 952-472-2104 Ron Melick |
| Sept 12 |
Lake Geneva, WI South Shore Drive Lake Geneva, WI |
Motorheads/Propduststers Joint Meet Joint meet with the Motorheads of Illinois Chapter and the Propdusters. 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Ramp available, bring a boat. Food available |
Motorheads |
Dave Wilson dswilson1@comcast.net 815-961-0761
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| September 12, 2010 |
Stillwater, MN 14805 130th Street Ln N, Stillwater, MN 55082-9516 on the east shore of Lake Carnelian |
Haynes & Sons Lake Carnelian Meet Fun, Food, Water, Boats and Motors=A perfect Day! This is a 'must make it' Meet. Food is available on-site. Donation Expected. The water is literally at Dean's back door. However, call Dean for directions to the boat launch. North of Stillwater on 95 to Hwy 51, then north to 130th St and follow the signs. |
Minnesota Gopher |
Dean Haynes dehaynes@q.com 651-439-6489 Tate Haynes |
| Sept 17,18,19 |
North Webster, IN The meet is held on beautiful Lake Webster. Located on SR13 about 10 miles north of US30. Turn east on Himes Street to the city park, can't miss it. |
MOB Fall Lake Webster Meet John Sudlow Trophy is awarded to the "small iron" under 30 cubes. MOB cookout is again held with covered dishes welcome. Display area under park shelter and plenty of swap and sell areas too. Bring something to run, show, sell, swap and a covered dish. We will be doing the same events as the Spring meet, dinner on Friday at "The Ye Olde Pub", then Saturdays schedule and if everything goes well, the Grassy Creek Run on Sunday. See Ya On The Water. |
Michiana |
Rick Eichrodt rickrodt@comcast.net 317-755-1066 |
| Sept 17,18,19 |
Mossyrock, WA At Lake Mayfield Resort and Marina, at the south end of Lake Mayfield, 12 miles east of I-5 on US Hwy 12, southeast of Chehalis, WA, and 3 miles west of the Town of Mossyrock, WA |
Fall Lake Mayfield Wet Meet There are RV and camping spaces, some cabins and rooms at the Resort. Restaurants in the area on Hwy 12. Bring your boat and motors to run, display, sell and trade. |
Puget Sounders |
Tom Albertine (206) 417-0494 |
| Sept 17,18,19 |
Quincy, IL Quincy Boat Club 501 Bonansinga Drive Quincy, IL 62301-2596 (217) 228-2628 |
Quincy Classic Boat & Outboard Show Great boat show with all types of boats and outboards. Plenty of space for outboard motor displays and swap meet. In water and shore display areas. 3 mile Mississippi river boat-a-cade for BBQ at private club on island. ACBS &AOMCI sponsored. |
Twin Rivers |
Rob Ebbing rebbing@oakleylindsaycenter.com (217) 257-7400 Todd Young |
| September 18 2010 |
Mays Landing, NJ Lake Lenape Park 625-8219 6303 Old Harding Highway Mays Landing, NJ,08330-4306 For more direction go to: http://www.aclink.org/Directions/mainpages/directions_detail.asp?directionid=36&Submit=Go... |
Mays Landing Meet Once again be our host at Lake Lenape with its great dock, ample beaching area and excellent washrooms and showers. The day will begin at 7:00 AM and the park is ours for the entire day. As usual there will be coffee, donuts and an excellent lunch. So come out for a great fun filled day of boating, socializing with club members and antique outboard swapping. Below are the modified rules for the derby events that will occur at this meet. They are presented here so you will have ample time to prepare for these two events. Double Trouble - Long distance derby with 2 people per boat powered by pre 1970 6 HP motor or less motor (no Wizards) Handicap Derby - Long distance derby with 1 person per boat and allowable horsepower dependent on skippers weight (see details below) Rules and Regulations 1. Must be AOMCI member 2. All boats must have registrations and safety equipment for the State of NJ 3. All people participating in on the water events must wear life jacket and sign up will include a participant release form 4. No boats in the water before 8 AM 5. No open exhaust motors 6. Classic or antique motors on any (non-racing) 12' to 14' open boat Double Trouble Derby Details 1. Two people per boat intended to provide friends and family members with a fun event at slow hull speeds over a relatively long course. 2. 6 HP or less manufactured in 1970 or before 3. 12 to 14 foot open, non-racing utility boat of aluminum, wood, or fiberglass 4. Details of long distance course will be determined at skippers meeting. In general a slow line up, a horn signal to indicate the fair start, proceed up a long course around buoys and back to finish line. To prevent engines from over-heating, the time to line up for a fair start will be limited. 5. Ribbon will be awarded. Handicap Derby Details 1. Goal of this still experimental derby is to provide a fun, long distance event at slow planing speeds, where permitted horsepower is based on skippers weight, to encourage participation by more of our members. 2. One person per boat with all safety equipment 3. The extra long course layout will be generally similar to double trouble event described above. To prevent engines from over-heating, the time to line up for a fair start will be limited. 4. Skippers will weigh in to determine allowed horsepower. No artificial weights can be carried beyond clothes, shoes, and life jacket. 5. Must be tiller steered with no tiller extensions. 6. An award ribbon will be awarded New Skippers Weight Max And Permitted Horse Power 125 to 149 lbs 5.5 HP (OMC 5.5, MERCURY 5, ELGIN 5.5, Champion 5.5 150 to 199 lbs Some 7.5 HP (OMC 6 and 7.5, ELGIN 7.5, CHAMPION 7.5, MERCURY 6) 200 to 249 lbs 7.8 (KE4, CHAMPION 7.8, WIZARD 6) 250 to 300 lbs 8.0 HP 300 to 349 lbs 9.5 HP 350 lbs + 10 HP 7 Notes: 1. To keep event as even as possible: Mercury KG4 7.5++, and KE7, KF7, KG7 10 HP+ and of course, all racing motors will not be permitted 2. Any prop can be used that will fit standard prop shaft and lower unit. Shear pin holes and prop adapters permitted. 3. The old Outboard book will be used to check engine horsepower for other motors 4. These events will be evaluated for merit and enjoyment |
Knuckle Busters |
Rich Gruskos |
| Sept 19 |
Schroon Lake Village, NY From the south (Albany area) take the Northway, Route 87 north to exit 27 and head north on route 9, which will take you into the village. At the Stewart's Shop (gas and convienence) turn right to the town boat launch and boat house. The meet is in the open with cover if it rains. |
Schroon Lake Meet ADA access rest rooms, cover in the boat house if it rains, a great boat launch and docks. Coffee and donuts in the morning and pizza for lunch (donations accepted) |
Mohawk Hudson |
Michael Glenn mglen2@nycap.rr.com 518-505-3558 Cliff Bouchard |
| Sept 25 |
Mays Landing |
Annual Frost Meet Clean rest rooms,.all fascets of our hobby are invited including the go fast crowd, A $7 fee per individual, member, non member, vendors ect, all attendies to cover food and refreshments cost of running this meet. |
Knuckle Busters |
mike kane patriot.js55@yahoo.com 609 338 0285 james shaw |
| Sept 25 |
Newmarket , ON Canada Take Highway 9 to Keele, turn North on Keele and follow the signs. |
Art Doling Last Chance Wet Meet *Important*
In order to prevent the possibility of contaminating the water, please wash your boat and flush your motor with a weak solution of Javex bleach in order to kill any zebra mussel eggs or other invasive species. |
Maple Leaf |
Ernie Stokes estokes@sympatico.ca (905) 852-3484 |
| Sept. 25 & 26 |
Ashaway, RI Crandall Field. From CT, take I -95 to exit 93 (last exit in CT). At bottom of ramp turn right onto 216 South. Follow 216 into RI to Rte. 3 Show is right in front of you. From RI, Take I-95 to exit 1 (last exit in RI). At end of cloverleaf, bear right onto Rte. 3 South. Follow Rte. 3 to intersection with Rte. 216. Show will be on your right. |
Swamp Yankee Days fall festival Hosted by the Rotary Club of Chariho, RI. This 2-day event includes displays of antique cars and trucks, hit-n-miss engines, a working corn mill, agricultural displays and antique tractor parades. Food available including quahog fritters, chowda (red, white or clear) burgers, dogs, etc. Music at various times throughout the day including the Old Fiddlers Club of RI. Test tank will be provided to demo your motors for an appreciative crowd of onlookers. Overnight security provided by Rotary volunteers or inside my locked trailer by prior arraingement. |
Yankee |
Dan Tannehill ephsmath-phys@cox.net (401)556-7124 |
| Oct 1,2,3 |
Colfax, WA Boyer Park and Marina, on the Snake River, 20 miles south of Colfax, WA. |
Nake River Wet Meet There are RV spaces, camping spaces, full and partial hook-ups, rest rooms w/showers nearby. Bring your boat and motors to run, display, sell and trade. Bring your own food and drink. |
Puget Sounders |
Dave & Sandy Holtzheimer
(509) 397-2490 |
| October 2, 2010 |
Lake Hopatcong, NJ Held at Flash Marina at the North end of the Lake. (155 Route 181, Lake Hopatcong, NJ 07849). |
Lake Hopatcong Meet This is a wet, informal meet with a very active swap component. Coffee anbd donuts will be ready at 8:00 AM. A hot lunch will be offered. There are also many restaurants along the lake's 38 mile shoreline for those who decide to explore the lake's beautiful shoreline. Come out for a great Fall day and enjoy the beautiful lake and meet with other club members. |
Knuckle Busters |
Joseph Ryan JRYANXCE@OPTONLINE.NET 973-335-3536 |
| Oct 8 |
Wayland , MI Recco Products is located on old US 131, south of 135th street in Wayland, MI. |
Recco Products Meet This is a dry meet with display motors and a large swap space available. There will be running motor competitions in a barrel. The meet starts at 9am with coffee and donuts to start the day. There are many options for lunch near by. |
Wolverine |
Brandon Cooper (616) 792-2243 |
| Oct 9 |
Wauconda, IL Lindy's Landing Bangs Lake, 115 Park Street Wauconda, IL |
3rd Annual Lindy’s Landing Meet 3rd Annual Lindy’s Landing Meet — 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM This is a chance to display and run our vintage boats and motors. Lindy’s has a nice ramp, good parking area for our displays, and a nice sand beach! Let’s bring and run and show off our favorites. Set up a 9:00 AM, no wake rule expires at 10:00 AM. There will be space for swapping as well. Ramp available, Food available. Bring a boat. |
Motorheads |
Ron Vaughan Sr. wauconda1978@sbcglobal.net 847-526-7583 |
| Oct.15,16,17-2010 |
Cape Fair, Mo. Meet will be held at the Bridgeport Resort near Cape Fair,Mo. From Springfield, Mo. take hwy 13 south approx.27 meles the turn right(West on hwy76) go 8 miles west and the resort is next to the hwy just before crossing the lake |
Tabale Rock Lake Autumn Cruise This will be our first meet at this location so please make plans to come join us.We are planning a cruise of the lake on Saturday. This should be a great place to see the fall colors in the scenic Ozark mountains.You can come early or stay late and take in the attractions at nearby Branson. Reservations can be made at Bridgeport resort by calling 866-461-6186 or by emailing the at bridgeport@bridgeportresort.com |
Mid America Prop Spinners |
Arlie Fagan afagan@kc.rr.com 816-587-5704 Arnold Cohn |
| Oct 16 |
Indianapolis, IN The White River at Broad Ripple Park. Broad Ripple Park is located on the north side of Indianapolis at the corner of Primrose and Broad Ripple Avenue (62nd Street). If you go around I-465, get off at the Keystone Exit, head south and turn right on 62nd Street. 62nd becomes Broad Ripple Avenue, turn right into the park. The public launch ramp is right behind the Family Center right as you go into the park, turn left to the ramp. |
The Jim Hickman Ruddertwin River Cruise Weather permitting, we will have a "run whatcha brung" meet. We meet at the parking lot in the park, launch our boats, head up river, stop at a sandy beach area, eat lunch (what ever you bring) and then head back to the park. Everyone usually gets there between 9:00am and 10:00am and we usually end about after 3 or 4 hours. Last year we had 4 Ruddertwins running on the river, this year we would like to see more! Get those Ruddertwins out, fire them up and lets have some fun. One Last Cruise before winter. |
Michiana |
Rick Eichrodt rickrodt@comcast.net 317-755-1066 Kirk Butler |
| October 16 or 23 (to be confirmed) |
Toronto, ON Canada Toronto Humber Yacht Club: Take Queensway to Stephen Drive (runs north off Queensway between Kingsway and Parklawn, across from the Ontario Food Terminal). Turn north on Stephen, past Berry to Riverwood Parkway, left on Riverwood Parkway and then the first right onto Humber Valley Road (the entrance to Kingsmill Park). The meet is at the end of the road. |
Annual General Meeting Bring all your surplus parts, motors and your list; a great place to make room and stock up for your winter projects. Starts at 8 AM and we usually wrap up shortly after lunch, but arrive early for the best deals and stay for the chilli and meeting. http://www.mapleleafchapter.org/schedule.html |
Maple Leaf |
Ron Gilpin crusing54@aol.com (416) 626 1671 |
| Nov 6 |
Upper Twp (Tuckahoe), NJ Upper Twp Community ctr, #1790 rte 50 use google maps from your'e local |
Annual Tuckahoe Swap Meet |
Knuckle Busters |
mikev kane patriot.js55@yahoo.com (609)338 0285 |
| Nov 6 |
Byron, MI Meet is at 4368 E. Braden Road, Byron, MI 48418. Get an internet-generated map for directions or contact M. Suter directly for map (can be sent by e-mail). |
Byron Swap Meet This will be the 5th annual Byron Meet at the home of Elaine and Mark Suter from 9:00AM until 3:00PM. It will be huge so be sure not to miss this one! It is set in two heated pole barns and on the surrounding grounds. Our very big flea market will be well stocked so bring your boats, motors and parts to sell and plan on doing lots of buying. Vented test tank available for running motors and shop available for working on motors (tap the attending "experts" for help with your problem motor). Indoor show motor competition in 10 categories (including Best-in-Show) with awards... bring your own show motor stands. Elaine's traditional sit-down luncheon will be available for a $5 donation. The Suter outboard collection (featuring over 125 racing motors) will be on display as usual but with much new content since last year. Two portable toilets will be provided. No dogs allowed on the meet grounds. |
Great Lakes Wolverine |
Mark Suter mhsuter@invisalink.net (989) 634-8822 |
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2011 Events |
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| Date / Place | Place | Description | Sponsoring Chapter | Contact Information |
| April 23, 2011 |
Hamlin, NY Hamlin Beach State Park-Area 4 |
4th Annual Hamlin Earth Day Celebration The Western New York Chapter-AOMCI will be having a swap meet as part of Earth Day celebration Flea Market & Craft Show at Hamlin Beach State Park sponsored by the Town of Hamlin, NYSOPRHP, SUNY Brockport Environmental Sciences, and the Hamlin Lions Club. This is a free event and there is NO Entrance Fee to enter the park. The flea market, craft show, and swap meet begins at 10am and ends at 2pm. There are several other events, demonstrations, and presentations running concurrent with the sale activities including a “Green” car show planned, as well as a free tree give-a-way, and much, much more. Parking will be in the Area 4 parking lot. Our swap meet area is on the north side of the parking lot in the highlighted red box. The restroom will be open and the Lions Club will have coffee available. Information will constantly be updated on our website in the events section, so be sure to check back often! Maps for the event are provided on our website. Directions: From Niagara Falls: Take Rt 18 East to Rt 19 North. Turn left onto Rt 19 North to the Lake Ontario State Parkway. Turn left onto the Lake Ontario State Parkway and proceed approx. 1.5 miles and exit at the Park. Once in the Park, follow the signs to Area 4. Turn into the Area 4 Parking Lot. From Buffalo or Albany: Take the NYS Thruway to Exit 47. After passing through the toll booths, exit to the right. After crossing over the bridge, turn right on to Rt. 19 North. Travel approx 25 miles on Rt. 19 North to the Lake Ontario State Parkway. Turn left onto the Lake Ontario State Parkway and proceed approx. 1.5 miles and exit at the Park. Once in the Park, follow the signs to Area 4. Turn into the Area 4 Parking Lot. From Rochester: Take Rt 390 North to the Hamlin Beach Exit. Merge onto the Lake Ontario State Parkway proceed approx. 17 miles and exit at the Park. Once in the Park, follow the signs to Area 4. Turn into the Area 4 Parking Lot. | Western New York |
Jason Baxter wnyaomci@yahoo.com 585-366-4528 |
| June 4, 2011 |
Hamlin, NY Hamlin Town Hall 1658 Lake Rd (Rt.19) Hamlin, NY 14464 |
14th Annual Hamlin Wheel Fest Cruise-In The 14th Annual Hamlin Wheel Fest Cruise-In & Antique/Classic Outboard Motor/Boat display presented by Monroe Extinguisher Company, Rochester, NY and Co-Sponsored by Spurr Dealerships and Mann Insurance Agency both of Brockport. Music by: Amazing Sound (courtesy of Mann Insurance Agency, Brockport, NY). Goodie Bags & Dash Plaques for 1st 150 Car Entries, Award Plaques, loads of door prizes! Boating participants of the Western New York Chapter-AOMCI Antique/Classic Outboard Motor/Boat display will be eligible for trophies in the following categories: Best Outboard Motor, Best Wooden Boat, & Best Non-Wooden Boat in addition the door prizes. The 1st 10 Outboard Motor/Boat Entires will receive a Goodie Bag and a Dash Plaque. The entire front lawn area has been set aside for boats and motors. The Hamlin Wheel Fest Cruise-In & Antique/Classic Outboard Motor/Boat Display is open to the Public with NO Admission Fee and begins at 10am and wraps up by 4pm, but the festival continues until 10pm. For more information, contact Jason Baxter at (585)-366-4528 leave message or e-mail: wnyaomci@yahoo.com Maps and Directions at www.wnyaomci.org/events.html Restroom facilities are located in the Town Hall. Directions: From Niagara Falls: Take Rt 18 East to Rt 19 North. Turn left onto Rt 19 North and travel 1/10 of a mile. The Hamlin Town Hall will be on your right. Enter at the Cruise-In entrance.(Town Hall Parking lot) From Buffalo or Albany: Take the NYS Thruway to Exit 47. After passing through the toll booths, exit to the right. After crossing over the bridge, turn right on to Rt. 19 North. Travel approx 25 miles on Rt. 19 North into the Town of Hamlin. The Hamlin Town Hall is a 1/10 of a mile on the right after crossing over Rt. 18. Enter at the Cruise-In entrance.(Town Hall Parking lot) From Rochester: Take Rt 390 North to the Hamlin Beach Exit. Merge onto the Lake Ontario State Parkway proceed approx. 15 miles at turn left at the Rt. 19 exit. Travel approx. 5 miles on Rt. 19 south into the Town of Hamlin. The Town Hall will be on your left just before the traffic light. Enter at the Cruise-in entrance.(Town Hall parking lot) |
Western New York |
Jason Baxter wnyaomci@yahoo.com 585-366-4528 |
| July 27, 28, 29 & 30 2011 |
Tomahawk, WI, Sara Park |
Tomahawk Nationals The Tomahawk Nationals will be a week earlier than usual in 2011 and we want to make people aware of this so they can plan accordingly |
Northwoods |
Bob Dalle Ave cedarfal@newnorth.net 715-356-5649 |
| August 13, 2011 |
Hamlin, NY Hamlin Town Hall 1658 Lake Rd. (Rt. 19) Hamlin, NY 14464
6th Annual Junk Jamboree |
The 6th Annual Hamlin Junk Jamboree is August 13, 2011. Set-up begins around 7:30am. The event runs from 9am-4pm. There is food and restrooms available. This event draws anything and everything. Last year, several fishing and marine displays attended. For more information, contact Jason Baxter at (585)-366-4528 leave message or e-mail:wnyaomci@yahoo.com Maps and Directions at www.wnyaomci.org/events.html Directions: From Niagara Falls: Take Rt 18 East to Rt 19 North. Turn left onto Rt 19 North and travel 1/10 of a mile. The Hamlin Town Hall will be on your right. Enter at the Town Hall Parking lot. From Buffalo or Albany: Take the NYS Thruway to Exit 47. After passing through the toll booths, exit to the right. After crossing over the bridge, turn right on to Rt. 19 North. Travel approx 25 miles on Rt. 19 North into the Town of Hamlin. The Hamlin Town Hall is a 1/10 of a mile on the right after crossing over Rt. 18. Enter at the Town Hall Parking lot. From Rochester: Take Rt 390 North to the Hamlin Beach Exit. Merge onto the Lake Ontario State Parkway proceed approx.
Western New York |
Jason Baxter |
wnyaomci@yahoo.com 585-366-4528 |
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