Still Space to join the C&C Yachts Living History Conference

There is still time and a little bit of space to register for the C&C Yachts Living History Conference. It will be everything you wanted to know about C&C Yachts, from the people who were part of It

The event is at the Royal Hamilton Yacht Club, on Sunday April 15th and is dedicated to the preservation of the C&C Collection at the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston. The Registration fee $65 –includes Continental Breakfast, coffee breaks, Lunch, One Year Membership to Marine Museum, and raising money for a good cause – preservation of the C&C Collection.

There will be four Discussion Panels throughout the day:

Design – 9 AM to 10:30
• George Cuthbertson
• Rob Ball
• Ruth Coombes/Smith
• George Hazen
• Steve Killing
• Rob Mazza

Production – 10:30 to Noon
• Henri Adriaanse
• Paul Anstey
• Chuck Bentley
• Barry Carroll
• Gert Tiel
• Herman Verstegan
• Murray White

Sales and Marketing – 1:00 to 2:30
• Peter Blacklock
• Don Finkle
• Len Ramsey
• Michael Spicer

C&C Legacy – 2:30 to 4:00
•       Murray Burt  
•       Mark Ellis
•       Don Green
•       Doug Hunter
•       Dan Spurr   

Register on line at http://www.marmuseum.ca/ or http://www.rhyc.on.ca/  or call 613 542-2261
 

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