| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 433.1 | QUESTIONS! QUESTIONS! QUESTIONS! | CSSE::GARDINER | | Wed Nov 05 1986 18:27 | 13 |
| What is the initiation fee? My club is now $1000
What are the hours of launch service?
What about dinghy storage? Dinghy launching?
Do they have a deep water dock for temporary boarding/loading?
Do they have a gas/desiel dock?
What about yard/boat/car security?
Do they have on-shore individual storage lockers?
How convenient to Rt 128 or other main roads?
What's the cost of a mooring or do you provide your own?
Do they have launch/haul-out facilities?
How about winter storage?
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| 433.2 | More, More | IKE::HASKELL | | Thu Nov 06 1986 08:07 | 6 |
| In addition to the questions in .1, what is the address and to
whom should one write? The hell with writing, whats their phone
number?
Paul
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| 433.3 | ^^|^^ MORE ON THE WILLOWS ^^|^^ | ERIE::GREEN | | Fri Nov 07 1986 15:07 | 39 |
| Bear in mind that this is a small and simple club....nothing fancy.
initiation fee is on the orderr of $20.00
launch runs from 7:30 am+- to 9:00+- summer weekdays - longer on
weekends
the building does not have any land associated with it. It is
located in a public park (Salem Willows) run by the city of Salem.
There are historical reasons lost to antiquity as to why and how
a private club can remain on public property. The facilities
are basically a dock with a good sized cottage (Pullman kitchen,
dining area fitting about 10 table of 6 people, 2 toilets, shower,
porch overlooking the Danvers River.) I have seen no area for
storing dinghys. They can be launched from the float. A small
amount of personal storage space is available in a common "oar
locker" on the porch.
Parking is nearby in the park. I have had no problem with security
in either my car or my boat. Others have reported some breakins
on their power boats and material damaged or stolen.
I can get there from my home in Bedford in about 40 minutes. From
128, there is a traffic laden trip along numbered highways. Early
to mid-Saturday/Sunday am it takes about 15 minutes.
I provided my own mooring hardware, but it is available through
a vendor. The club has a mooring tender with a small outboard
for fix-it-yourselfers.
No boat lauching/hauling/storage facilities at all.
The negative can be a real negative in hurricane season - it is
exposed to the East.
I wasn't looking for members with my note. It started out as a
reply to Charley Safdie's inquiry about Salem in general, but I
haven't worked out working out with notes yet.
The contact name and number are at home. Glad to get it asap.
Gas on the float.
Tie up space on the float for 3 boats. Depth at low tide on the
shallowest side = 4ft+-.
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| 433.4 | amendment to last note | ERIE::GREEN | | Fri Nov 07 1986 15:11 | 10 |
| .... Make that last note on Salem Willows as "10 tables for 6 people
each"......
Still working out the Notes mechanics......
regards.
Ron....
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| 433.5 | ** Willows Phone Number ** | PENNSY::GREEN | | Tue Nov 25 1986 09:11 | 18 |
| >> PHONE NUMBERS AND CONTACTS <<
Membership information in Salem Willows can be obtained from
Wilbur Dobbins, Membership Secretary
933-0205
This is his residential phone in Woburn.
This is also the traditional time for reassessing the number of
continuing members for the coming year. If there are any memberships
available, Wil will know within a few weeks.
Give him a call.....
Ron
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| 433.6 | ** Update on Dues and Wait ** | MARINR::DARROW | The wind is music to my ears | Thu Mar 28 1991 11:06 | 14 |
| Just spoke to Financial Secretary last night.
Dues still $150 Plus $85 'maintenance'. If you put in 5 hours of
labor, this charge is waived for the following year.
Initiation $75.
This club can't be all that bad, they now have a list with at least
a 2 year wait. It cost $50 to get on the waiting list. (non
refundable). It costs $25 a year to stay on the list also non
refundable, but applicable towards your initiation and first year's
fees.
Fred
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