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Toronto Sailing Resources
Mooredale Sailing Club - Toronto - FAQ
  • How to get to the club? by bike, car, public transportation
  • Sailing Gears for White Sail lessons? answer
  • Number and type of club owned boats? our fleet
  • Regular events that the club has (i.e. regatta's and BBQ's)? social life at mooredale, calendar, coming events
  • Regular length of the sailing season? from mid April to mid November
  • Maximum number of students by class? 20
  • Where do you recommend members purchase gear / get discounts? it depends on the gear: answer
  • What can you do to prepare for your White Sail lessons [Books? Common Knots?] visit our ressources webpage and contact your training officer ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
  • Do you need a government approved pleasure craft boating licence to sail? no you don't, but you need one if you want to use our motor boats
  • What is the policy & cost of bringing guests to the club? How are fee's collected? Can guests go on / operate the boats?
As a member, you can bring as many guests as you'd like. Each guest can come only 3 times per season. It costs $5 per guest. You need to put the $5 in the guest envelope you'll find by the white board, and then place the envelope in the wood mail box. Make sure to fill up the information requested on the envelope, this is important to be covered by our insurance. All guest must be older than 18 and you need your white sail III certificate to bring a guest on the club's boats. Guests are not allowed to operate the boat.
  • What are the differences between memberships (full / social)? more info to come
  • Is there a discount on membership if joining in a group, a family or spouse? more info to come
  • What is a white sail certification? What does having one allow you to do? more info to come
  • How can I register to Mooredale website (members only)? how to here
  • I am registered but I don't receive the newsletter. What should I do? how to here
  • Who should I contact if I have more questions, or if I would like to join?
  • by mail:
  • Mooredale Sailing Club
    408 Mathews Crt
    Newmarket, ON, L3X 1C7
    This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
    by phone:
  • (416) 995-5448 or (416) 922-3714
 
I am registered but I don't receive the newsletter. What should I do?
Once registered, you will receive Mooredale's Newsletter in Html format. Newsletter Html format allows us to include links to the webisite and a few pictures in our electronic newsletter. You can opt to register and receive any or all of the 3 newsletters by email (Sailing club; Racing; White Sailors) for news and updates on each of these area. You can get access to the previous published newsletter at all time here: http://mooredale.com/cm/newsletter

Some members have reported that they receive no mail from mooredale, or that the messages are filed as spam.  The chance is that mooredale messages are mailed to you but the service that you use to read mail has high security or was programmed to deny all messages unless the address is in a permitted list.  These instructions teach you how to permit mail from mooredale, but the 'how to' is general enough that you will learn how to write a permit for any address.  This permit is also called a 'filter'.
Once an address is permitted, in the mailer program (for example, outlook) you will find mail from mooredale (mooredale.com) like newsletters, event notices, reminders, ... in the 'inbox' rather than in 'spam'.

All mail from mooredale has the address suffix mooredale.com.  The suffix of an address is called the 'domain'.
If your mailer program is a cause of lost mail from other sources then you may want to write other filters to permit those other addresses.
In the list, find then read the 'how to' for the mailer program that you use to generically learn how to add a filter.  If you use an other mailer program that misfiles mail from mooredale.com either query google 'how to add a mail filter [program name]' or contact a mooredale communicator who will find a generic how to for the program.

Now you know how to add a filter, add a filter for mooredale.com.  A filter of mooredale.com permits all addresses of mooredale domain, for example This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , ... all.  A filter of This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it permits the one address This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it only.
If the problem persists, you want more help or if you have any questions regarding your registration, please contact me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 
Knots, points of sail, and more!
How to make Knots!

http://www.apparent-wind.com/knots/
http://www.tollesburysc.co.uk/Knots/Knots_gallery.htm
http://www.thepirateking.com/knots/
http://www.sailingusa.info/sailing_knots.htm
http://www.sealairyachts.com/images/pics/boat_knots.gif


Points of sail

http://www.smallboat.sailingcourse.com/images/points%20of%20sail.gif
http://sites.google.com/site/princetonsailing/points-of-sail

Racing

http://www.macgregor.net/sailing/SailGame.html


Sailing Simulator

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/volvooceanrace/interactives/sailing/index.html works with I.E.


Clothing for new sailors

See http://www.westwoodsailing.ca/index.php?id=what_to_wear_when_sailing
 
How to Register on line?
Go to Mooredale's website (mooredale.com) then click on “Register” under the “Member Login” on the left side menu. Please watch this tutorial for a step by step explanation on how to register.  When signing up, please use your FIRSTNAME.INTIAL of your last name as your user name, i.e. Paul.V or Fred.F for consistency. To learn how to login and edit your profile click here. Please be aware that the first time you register, you will have to wait to be approved, but it should not take more than 48 hours.  One more thing, please make sure to complete/update your information regularly, and upload a portrait format picture of your best tanning, so that other members can associate your name with your sailing face :). You can find tutorial on how to upload a picture in our FAQ section as well.
 
Experienced New Members
If you are an experienced dinghy sailor or have your White Sail Certificate and would like to join the club the club requires that you be "tested" by an approved instructor evaluator who is a member of Mooredale to make sure you really do know how to sail so you don't wreck the boats and/or yourself. It is recommended that you take White Sail as your will learn "the Mooredale way" to do things like store sails etc. and it is a good way to meet fellow sailors, in your class.
 
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