Our November Meeting featured four excellent films of such diverse subjects as the cruise ship OCEANIC, the sternwheeler DELTA QUEEN, the C.P.R. steamers KEEWATIN, ASSINIBOIA and MANITOBA, and various lake ships at work in the 1930s. Our thanks to John Lang and Alan Howard for providing the films.

LAY-UP LISTS: As our lakers head for their winter quarters, it will soon be time for us to present our annual report concerning the ships wintering at the various lake and river ports. You can assist us by visiting your local ports and then sending us your listings of the boats wintering there, for inclusion in these pages. The more complete and accurate your reports, the more valuable will be this information for the historical record. We would appreciate receiving your reports as soon as possible.

In the New Member Department, a hearty welcome goes out to Dave Landry of Tottenham, Ontario, to Rod McKague of Niagara-on-the-Lake, to Lavern and Roberta Haynes of Camden, Michigan, to Capt. Mel Buckland of Midland, and to Douglas Head of Liverpool, England.

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