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Arrangements: Hikers leave at 10:00 a.m. (unless
stated otherwise in the programme) from the parking lot on the northwest
corner of Yonge and Clothing
and Equipment: Dress suitably for the
weather. Sturdy, waterproof boots are
advised. Bring lunch and a
beverage. Do not litter. Transportation
and Incidental Costs: Passengers
may donate towards transportation costs, using the following scale:
Hikers
will pay gate fees to Conservation Areas where required. Members of the |
President: Peter Sproule .
. . . 416-283-4516 Vice-President: Susan Graham .
. . 416-462-9055 Treasurer: Tony Asrilen . . . .
416-693-8639 Recording
Secretary: Agnes Heringer . . . 905-763-2079 Membership
Secretary: Elke
Ganguli. .
. . . .416-532-2883 Programme
Secretary: Marta
Esmailji. . . . 416-445-1902 |
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Regulations:
1. Members and guests
should stay with the group and observe the leaders instructions. They should not hike ahead of the leader, nor behind the backup person.
2. Hikers come at
their own risk and neither the club nor the leader can be held responsible in
the event of a mishap or accident on a hike or during any other club
activity. Hikers are advised to carry
identification and a telephone contact on their pack. Luggage tags are ideal for this.
3. Visitors are
welcome to attend one hike as guests of the club, after which they should apply
for membership.
4. All are reminded
that it is illegal to smoke in the woods unless sitting down, and that dogs are not allowed on our hikes.
5. Drivers should
ensure that other drivers are not in difficulty before returning to
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION/RENEWAL
Our membership year extends from October
1 to September 30 of the following year.
Annual membership fees are: New
Membership: $20 Single, $25 Family;
Renewal: $15 Single, $20 Family. To
apply for or renew your membership in the Club, please complete the form below,
and either hand to our membership secretary when hiking, or mail with your
cheque to: Toronto Hiking Club,
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Enclosed is (please
circle): New/$ 20/$25Renewal/$15/$20. Any surplus at year end is donated to
conservation projects. Check if you require a receipt:

Visit us on the web at http://www.sproulephoto.ca/thcc
Hikers meet
before 10:00 a.m. in the parking lot on the northwest corner of Yonge and
CHECK YOUR
E-MAIL BEFORE YOU LEAVE FOR CHANGES OR CANCELLATIONS.
Could be slippery in winter months wear
your icers!
September 6, 2009 to February 7, 2009
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DATE |
LOCATION |
LEADER |
TELEPHONE |
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September 6 |
Smokey Hollow
(hilly) |
Steven Wang |
416-638-1465 |
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September 13 |
Hockley Crest (moderate) |
Esther Keltz |
416-782-3764 |
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September 20 |
Silver Creek (rocky) |
Bertrand Leduigou |
416-481-3072 |
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Septemberr 27 |
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Steven Wang |
416-638-1465 |
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October 4 |
Humber Valley Heritage Trail |
Elke Ganguli |
416-532-2883 |
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October 11 |
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Bob McCrindell |
416-596-7771 |
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October 18 |
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AT PEARSE HOUSE |
Peter Sproule |
416-283-4516 |
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October 25 |
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Bertrand Leduigou |
416-481-3072 |
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November 1 |
Glen Haffy (moderate) |
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416-222-3551 |
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November 8 |
Speyside
(rocky) |
Steven Wang |
416-638-1465 |
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November 15 |
Webster Falls (moderate) |
Tony Asrilen |
416-693-8639 |
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November 22 |
Long Sault (moderate) |
Elke Ganguli |
416-532-2883 |
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November 29 |
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Bob McCrindell |
416-596-7771 |
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December 6 |
Hilton Falls (moderate) |
Naomi Davis |
416-636-7767 |
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December 13 |
Palgrave (moderate) |
Bob McCrindell |
416-596-7771 |
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December 20 |
Forks of the Credit (hilly) |
Tony Asrilen |
416-693-8639 |
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December 27 |
Glen Major (moderate) |
Elke Ganguli |
416-532-2883 |
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January 1 (New Years Day) |
Meet at Ferry Docks at 10:15a.m. |
Bob McCrindell |
416-596-7771 |
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January 3 |
Terra Cotta (moderate) |
Bob McCrindell |
416-596-7771 |
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January 10 |
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Bob McCrindell |
416-596-7771 |
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January 17 |
Kelso (moderate) |
Naomi Davis |
416-636-7767 |
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January 24 |
Walkers Woods |
Elke Ganguli |
416-532-2883 |
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January 31 |
Highland Creek (easy) |
Peter Sproule |
416-283-4516 |
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February 7 |
Palgrave |
Bob McCrindell |
416-596-7771 |
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
December 11th 2009
See
SUGGESTED GUIDELINES FOR HIKE LEADERS & PARTICIPANTS
1) Introduce yourself and say a few things
about the hike (distance, terrain, etc.)
2) Assign a backup person.
3) Ask hikers to remain between the leader and the backup. Explain that if anybody goes ahead of the leader and gets lost, s/he is on his/her own!
4) Ask hikers that, if they have a need to go to the bushes, they should leave their pack at the side of the trail, so that the backup person knows that someone is there and waits.
5) Take a count (re-count after lunch!).
6) If there are no facilities at the beginning of the hike, stop for a modesty break within 15 minutes after the hike, where possible.
7) Take a break every 1/2 hour to give people a chance to catch up, water break, etc.
8) Do not assume everyone will know which path to take when given a choice; either wait at a fork in the trail or assign someone to guide any trailing hikers.
9) Know your limitations. If you know you have difficulty with a particular terrain, please consider skipping that particular week as it is not fair for the group if they have to continually wait for one or two people.
Each hiker should, to the best of their ability, strive to maintain the pace set by the leader. Conversely, it is the leaders responsibility to notice any difficulty by the majority of hikers and to adjust his/her pace accordingly.
10)LAST BUT NOT LEAST:
If you intend to use the facilities of a
restaurant without making purchases, or use the premises as a parking site, ask
permission in advance from the management.