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Events & News [Scroll to the end of 2010, for 2009 Events]

2010 Events

Bob Lloyd

The ACBS 1000 Islands Chapter is a Not-for-Profit Organization. Fees collected at the show are considered Charitable Donations. All fees, 'above normal operating capital', are annually donated to local Charitable or other Not-for-Profit Organizations.

Show Details and Registration Form

33rd Annual Alexandria Bay Vintage "User" Boat Show

Scroll down for: Registration, Hotel/Motel and Contact Links.

July 16th, 17th and 18th are the days!

Let’s all get together and become involved in a fun show. This is a “user boat show” as well as “museum quality boat show”. Boat entries are open to members of the Antique and Classic Boat Society (ACBS), as well as non members. For those non-members, we encourage you to join our Thousand Island Chapter so you too, can enjoy and participate in the other activities throughout the summer. So let’s get those oldies but goodies off the docks, out of the boat houses and down, up or across the river, to the Alex Bay Village dock.

Our show now coincides with the Alexandria Bay Arts and Crafts Show held at the Park Pavilion near River Hospital. Hopefully these coinciding events will create an attendance synergy. For the boaters during the event, a pleasant stroll to the park to stretch your legs may result in the purchase of a nice gift for someone, while the visitors to the Craft Show may also enjoy visiting our vendors and then stroll along the village dock to view some beautiful wooden boats.

Friday, July 16

2010- Kick-off Party

Open to members and non-members will begin at 6:30pm at the

Boldt Castle Yacht House ($15.00 pp) Payable in advance NLT July 7

$20.00 at the door to a Chapter volunteer.

Saturday, July 17
Alexandria Bay Vintage "User" Boat Show.

Public Entry Fee $3.00 per person.
Children 12 and under-Free.
GI's with Active Duty ID-Free.

Boats begin to arrive at 6:30am
Boater Check-in for Show 6:30-8:30am
Open to Public 9:00-3:30pm
Boat Parade 3:30-4:00pm

Around 3:30pm, we're planning to have as many boaters as possible, participate in a mini boat show parade. The parade leaves from the Village Dock, cruise toward: The Edgewood Resort and Cherry Island; turn to pass Casino Island; The River Hospital; Capt' Thompsons; Bonnie Castle and then disperse. (Instructions and a map will be provided at the show)

Sunday, July 18
Awards Brunch

Bonnie Castle doors open at 9:30 to check in for the brunch and awards ceremony, which begins at 10:00am.
($15.00 pp) Payable in Advance with Registration Fee or at Boat Show Check-in.
Or
          $20.00 pp at the Bonnie Castle Door

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Need Hotel/Motel Accomodations
while at the show?

Click the village LINK to find Local Hotels and Motels.
Alexandria Bay                Clayton

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Boaters and Vendors

The proceeds of all Fees (Charitable Donations) collected, above normal operating capital, are annually donated to Charitable or Not-for-Profit organizations.

Water Display: = $20.00 First Boat, $10 Thereafter--All boat displays: Register NLT July 7 to be judged.
Land Display: = $20.00 First Display, $10 Thereafter------Contact: Robert Lloyd, Show Chairman
Vendors:            =  $20.00-----------------------------------------------Contact: Robert Lloyd, Show Chairman.
See Note Below:
       Alexandria Bay needs to issue a free group permit for all vendors. However, before issuing the permit, they need to insure your sales of nautically related products do not conflict with similar sales of the Village businesses.   Please advise Robert Lloyd, Show Chairman, or indicate on the Registration Form, the nature of your products.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

ALL BOATS MUST BE REGISTERED NLT JULY 7 TO BE JUDGED.

New for 2010:
Replica and Contemporary boats are encouraged and more than welcome and may be eligible for the Peoples Choice Award, but will not be judged.

Those interested in being a Vendor or entering a Land Display, should contact:
Robert Lloyd, Show Chairman, at TIShow@OfficeLiveUsers.com or at Roboat@msn.com
You can also call 315-486-7452
During the show, Vendor's and Land Displays will be monitored and supervised during initial check-in and set-up by: Jerry Tidd

All Checks should be payable to:
ACBS TI Chapter

Mail to:
ACBS TI Chapter
P.O. Box 800
Alexandria Bay, NY 13607
You may complete the TI Chapter Newsletter (River Rat) entry form, use the PDF or Word hyper link, or copy and paste the form below. If using the hyper link, you can complete the form on your computer and then print. Once completed, please mail the form with a check for the appropriate fee(s) no later than July 7,2010 if you wish to be judged.

BOAT SHOW COMMITTTEE

General Chairman - Robert Lloyd
Chief Judge - Eric Wurster
Dockmaster - Stu Clough
Land Display Coordinator - Jerry Tidd
Admissions - Mary Lloyd
Registration - Robert Lloyd
Sponsor Coordination - Robert Lloyd
Welcome Reception at the Boldt Yachthouse- Ann Potter

• Download Online Form (Word)

• Download Registration Form (PDF)

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Or:

Copy and Paste the document below into a Word document.

Boat Show Chairman: Robert Lloyd

E-mail: TIShow@officeliveusers.com

Roboat@msn.com

Phone: Alex Bay NY (315) 486-7452 cell

Daphne AL (251) 621-7445 home

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33rd Annual

Alexandria Bay Vintage "User" Boat Show

Registration Form

MUST REGISTER NLT JULY 7, 2010 TO BE JUDGED

Your Name:____________________________________________________

Address:_______________________________________________________

Telephone Contact:________________; E-Mail_______________________

Primary ACBS Chapter:____________; Secondary Chapter_____________

Builder:_________________________; Boat Name____________________

Year Built:_______________________; Boat Length:__________________

"User" Historic, Antique and Classic Award Category: Utility___;

Runabout___; Cruiser___; Sedan___; Launch___; Race___; Outboard___; Non Powered___; Replica;___ Other;____

Replica’s and Contemporary Classics are encouraged and more than welcomeand may be eligible for the "People's Choice Award" but

will not be judged.

Check here to please consider my boat for the Renaissance Award ____.*

*Renaissance Award: If you're interested in being considered for this Award,

you must submit the boat’s history and her life in the 1000 Islands area with

this Registration Form.

For details, see the “Renaissance Award" tab on the Chapter web site:

www.1000IslandsACBS.Club.officelive.com

Kickoff Party (6:30pm): _______$15.00 PP* Payable in Advance NLT JULY 7.

Please provide NAMES of allAttendees: *$20 at the Door.

Registration: _______$20.00 First boat; _____Each Additional boat: $10.00

Land Display: _______$20.00 First display;_____ Each Additional display: $10.00

Vendor: _______$20.00 Each.

For Free Permit Purposes, please advise what products will be for sale.

Awards Brunch: ________$15.00 PP* Payable in Advance NLT JULY 7. Use

this form to pay or pay at Boaters Check-in at Village Dock. *$20 at the Door.

Total Fee(s) Enclosed:_____________ Check Number______________

QUESTIONS:

Please contact: Robert Lloyd @ 315-486-7452 or TIShow@OfficeLiveUsers.com

2009 Events

Bob Lloyd

May 17, 2009 Rendezvous 2009

Thousand Island Park Pavilion

Capt's & Mate's: Fearon, Wood and Dixon

This was a wonderful social "get together" to start the season. Although the weather was windy and chilly, it was sunny and not raining. Inside the Pavilion, wide assortments of Hors d’oeuvers were available, which in addition to the many smiles, made the entire event warm and fun. Many thanks to those who brought food and supplies and especially to the Capt's and Mate's for arranging this initial 2009 Rendezvous.

Bob Lloyd

Rideau Cruise

June 14, returning June 17, 2009

This trip is now history. Everyone had a great time and the weather was in our favor. One morning, for only a few hours, it rained but for the rest of the entire trip, the sky was blue. One boat had starter issues and then transmission problems, which ultimately caused the boat to stay in Canada for repairs, but everyone pressed on aboard other boats to finish the trip in good shape. Look at the "2009 Rideau Trip" tab for some nice pictures taken by Seb Borrello. Thanks Seb for your efforts.

Bob Lloyd

June 28, 2009 Cruise Steak Roast

Cruise as a group or on your own to Canoe Point

Capt's and Mate's: Theibeau and Wurster

We're talking about a GREAT TIME had by all. It all started with beautiful weather and a well paced cruise, led by Bud Ames in Quarters. We departed from the Boat Museum, by Round Island to TI Park, past Murray Island to the Canadian Narrows, back by Lansdown and then Canoe Point for the picnic. The Park employees had been contacted in advance by Paul Thiebeau and Erich Wurster and had set up several picnic tables in a long row, so all that was needed was a good fire and food. As the afternoon event was near a close, the weather was still beautiful but had signs of rain toward Cape Vincent. By the time all departed, the weather in the area was still perfect, but those who needed to return to the Cape were looking forward to the dark areas we viewed earlier.

Scores of thanks to these volunteers who made special trips to coordinate this picnic with the Park employees and then purchase all the supplies and steaks, which were, by the way, supplied by the Chapter at no cost for the Chapter members. A brilliant effort was made by the chef's who did an absolutely wonderful job cooking---Thank you.

An additional thanks also goes to all those who were thoughtful enough and generous enough to bring superb dishes to enjoy, because there were LOTS of Hors d'oeuvers, sides and desserts available for everyone.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The only requirement of the "supply department" for this magnificent picnic was the request that everyone follows the very important directions to: ***RSVP*** No Later Than: (Date), so the purchase of steaks could exactly match the number of mouth's to be fed. This very important guidance should ALWAYS be considered SOP for outings and rendezvous of this type. We don't want any unhappy campers!

Special Request: To insure events like this can be planned again, we really do need new, and additional, volunteers to help with the necessary arrangements associated with these events and rendezvous. Please let the Pres. or Vice Pres know if you're willing to help. Even if it's just a one time volunteer, young or old, we need your help to have fun!

Again, thanks to all for your hard work which resulted in a wonderful time!!

Bob Lloyd

July 30, 2009 Clayton Boat Show Cocktail Party

Thursday Night--As last year, there will be three tables with duplicate dishes on each to help the flow of guests. Bring a dish or if you can contribute a dish if you can't be there, would be much appreciated. Volunteer bartenders are also needed. Sign-up sheets will be availabe at the Canoe Point Steak Roast on June 28 or call Linda Schmitt at 315-654-3659 RSVP

Another wonderful get together, and again, wonderful weather! Many thanks to Rick & Linda Schmitt for organizing the event, but it doesn't stop there. Paul Thiebeau, Bill Siegenthaler, Warren Meztger and Steve Slagsvol manned the bar with lightning speed. "Mike" Thiebeau, Erich & Bonnie Wurster, Linda Schmitt, Jan Joyce, Judie Frolich, Mae Slagsvol, Mary Lloyd, Wink Beadel, Bari Bryant, Clarissa Chester, Micki Koenke, Loy Kranz, Mecky Kreissle, Sue Sears, Helve Clough, Janet Sinn, Melenda Comstock, Mary Lu Dixon, Hank & Ruth Ann Parker, Irene Small, Ella Frank, Rich & Judie Peterson Nicki Pfeiffer, Bruce & Allice Ulrich, Linda Jackson, Anne Potter, Twyla Webb, Carol Richardson and others all contributed and participated in the event in some way by their more than generous volunteer work and contributions. No one should have gone away hungry. Everyone's extremely hard work and overwhelming food contributions, fed not only our chapter members, but the Clayton Boat Show participants, Boat Show Vendors, and other guests too. It was a great turnout and thank you all for your hard work for another wonderful party put on by our 1000 Islands Chapter of the ACBS!!!!

Bob Lloyd

August 23, 2009 Wellesley Island Rendezvous

Theme: Bring a new member or a potential new member

Captain & Mate: Dave and Carol Richardson

Loads of thanks to Dave and Carol for opening their home to a crowd ready to party! It looked like the morning rain was going to last all day, but shortly after arriving, (and cleaning our feet on the numerous towels on the floor for that purpose) the sun came out! Everything turned out exactly as planned: Good Weather; Good Food; Good Friends; and a Good Time! In addition to the party, Pres. Paul Thiebeau presented a nice appreciation gift to Ann Potter for her continued support of the 1000 Islands Chapter. Her gift was a Silver Picture Frame (same as the frames given as awards) with a picture of Ann piloting her boat "The Judge" while returning to Round Island. Thanks Ann and thanks Dave and Carol for supporting the club.

Bob Lloyd

Sept. 13, 2009 Annual Meeting

Another fine day at the Antique Boat Museum for our Annual Meeting. I can't help being redundant about the good weather and nice time had by all. Pres. Paul Thiebeau provided us with the annual financial statement which indicated the Kick-Off party and the Boat Show did a fine job which resulted in an "All Was Well" at the bottom line. We said our good-bys for the season, wishing everyone a safe trip home and a good winter.

Bob Lloyd

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