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A co-operative, this place has so much potential and is in good hands with Leonard and Carol leading the pack. A great spot in the works!

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The phone number for North Star Yacht Club is (902) 425-3111.

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North Star Yacht Club is located at 520 Purcells Cove Rd, Halifax, NS B3P 2G3, Canada

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North Star Yacht Club is open: Monday:Closed Tuesday:Closed Wednesday:Closed Thursday:12:00 – 6:00 PM Friday:12:00 – 6:00 PM Saturday:12:00 – 6:00 PM Sunday:Closed

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Yacht Club Social Opens In Halifax

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Halifax- It’s hard to think of two historical events that have impacted the alcohol business the way Covid-19 and prohibition have. Despite being a century apart, both forced the industry to adapt to a new reality and never-before-seen challenges.

The owners of Halifax Distilling Company, and makers of J.D. Shore rum, have been affected by both but bounced back each time.

In 2020, right when Covid-19 changed our lives forever, Arla Johnson and her wife Julie Shore shut down their cocktail lounge, which is attached to the distillery. It was a loss for Lower Water Street, as the venue was a popular place for music, events, and rentals.

“We had a great bar; we had a lot of events,” recalls Johnson. “The first year we had live jazz. What happened is we just got so busy and then Covid hit and we shut down the bar and restaurant component altogether.”

This past weekend the space reopened under a new name: the Yacht Club Social. Halifax Distilling Company signed a partnership with the owners of The Daily Grind Café & Bar, Scott MacLean and David Flemming, who will run the bar.

“We found these great guys, or they found us, and they’re taking over that side of the business for us,” Johnson said.

With the two men running the Yacht Club, Johnson and Shore can focus on distilling their J.D. Shore rum. Johnson said the new bar has an amazing vibe and predicts it will be a “happening” spot in downtown Halifax.

“There’s going to be some pretty good dancing going on in there… when it gets going. It will be fun [and] well-needed for downtown. It’s got this really cool vibe to it. The bar that’s been in there now was the old bar that was back there from when Mother Tuckers restaurant was there. Like a really cool, wooden, classic, bar.”

Johnson and Shore moved to PEI from North Carolina after visiting and falling in love with the area. It was on the island 15 years ago that they started distilling potato vodka. They moved the company to Halifax seven years ago and made the switch to producing rum, which is a more popular drink in Atlantic Canada.

In a sense, Halifax Distilling Company and J.D. Shore rum has continued a lineage that was put to an abrupt halt 100 years ago.

Julie Shore’s great, great grandfather was a North Carolina master distiller named I.C. Shore who started his business in the 1890s. I.C. faced many hurdles in the early 1900s as the prohibition movement began taking a foothold in American politics.

He even incorporated his own town, called Shore, in North Carolina, to keep his production legal (the town no longer exists). Then, in 1920, prohibition shut him down.

“When prohibition happened, her family went into tobacco farming. So Julie’s the first person to come back into distilling in four generations,” said Johnson.

“It was always in her blood. She grew up with all these great stories. It was like it was in her calling. She thinks all of her ancestors are helping her during the distilling process. I think she prays over every batch.”

Johnson says making the switch from vodka to rum years ago was a profitable business decision. Especially popular is J.D. Shore’s cream liqueurs.

“Our golden egg is the cream liqueurs. Those have just gotten over the moon. Julie made a beautiful rum cream,” says Johnson. “Our dream is when people open their cupboards they no longer see that old bottle of baileys, they see a nice bottle of JD Shore.”

Derek Montague is a Huddle reporter in Halifax. Send him your feedback and story ideas:  [email protected] . 

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INSIDE LOOK: HALIFAX RIVER YACHT CLUB

Where owning a boat is optional..

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The Halifax River Yacht Club, incorporated as a private club on May 19, 1896, is believed to be the oldest yacht club on the  eastern seacoast that is still located at its original site. In the Daytona Beach area, it is known to be the one private organization that has been in continuous operation from 1896 to the present — spanning three centuries. 

An author once wrote, eulogizing the Club: “The Queen of the River, she balances on her spindly legs in the brackish water of the Halifax River, as though she had just tip toed from the shore. She is old and shows her age, but has withstood lightning, hurricanes, and floods, all these years. She is the Halifax River Yacht Club, one of Daytona’s earliest landmarks.” She also has been called affectionately, “Heaven on the Halifax.” 

With the Club’s founding in 1896, five men drafted the Constitution and Bylaws. These documents, though faded, are preserved and seen in the Club’s Historical Cabinet. The Club’s first meeting was held on 8 January 1896, attended by 13 prominent townsmen who were its founding fathers. All were avid sailors with a common sport, racing their gaff-rigged catboats on the Halifax River. Victor Vuillaume was elected the first Commodore with five members to the Board of Trustees. 

Thirty-one members were elected to membership in February and committees were appointed. Treasurer E. G. Harris was instructed to collect a $10 initiation fee and 50 cents dues per month (about $500 and $25 today). Among these early members were R. S. Maley, Parker Wilder, Chas. E. Burgoyne, Charles Ballough, James N. Gamble, and Carl Knapp, many of whose names are well remembered by longtime residents. All worked to make the Yacht Club a reality that has prospered to this day. 

During the first year, members met in the large Atlantic Building across the street where balls also were held. In March 1896, Laurence Thompson, a founding father of Daytona and one of the original 13 members, gave permission to construct a wharf from his premises on Beach Street, including the “riparian rights.” It was built 8 feet wide and ran out 150 feet with a T-structure at the end for a cost of $225. In February 1897 the original clubhouse, about 25 by 40 feet in size with porches on the south and east sides, was built by S. H. Gove for $1,367 — about $65,000 in 2003 dollars. This first building is now called the “West Room” and contains the Historical Cabinet with pictures and stories of the Club’s history. Chas. Burgoyne became the 4th Commodore in 1899 and initiated dredging a 4.5’ deep channel from the Club’s dock into the natural river channel, sharing the cost, and generously helping in other ways.

HRYC is a member of the Florida Council of Yacht Clubs and the Yachting Clubs of America, allowing for reciprocal privileges at yacht clubs throughout Florida and across the country. For information contact Membership Director Freddie Friend at (386) 255-7459 or [email protected], or submit the information request form under the membership tab on the website. 

The HRYC recently welcomed aboard a new Executive Chef, Ronald Reed. Robert is a dedicated culinary leader with over 20 years of experience in casino, hotel and food service. He has provided culinary service for the President of the United States, The Queen of Holland, and the Kennedy family, as well as many celebrities and dignitaries from around the world. He has worked at the Hilton, Hotel Del Coronado, Bellagio and Westin properties. Robert has traveled extensively for his profession in the past and is looking forward to concentrating his efforts for the Halifax River Yacht Club. 

The club is open for lunch and dinner every day of the week except Monday and breakfast is served on the weekends. They have both a clubhouse and a tiki bar where you can enjoy one of their delicious meals. 

WEDDINGS AND PRIVATE EVENTS 

You and your guests will be intrigued by the old world charm of the Halifax River Yacht Club. Their Commodore’s Room, Halifax Room, Flag Room and the Tiki Bar-Pool areas will impress you from the moment you arrive under the porte-cochere, entering through the large wooden doors and receiving sincere greetings from the amazing staff. The entire clubhouse is surrounded by warm colors and inviting pieces and adornments, with the dining areas all overlooking the breathtaking view of the Halifax River and the Marina. 

No party is too big or small for their dedicated staff. From an intimate dinner for two to a celebration that fills an entire room, the exquisite cuisine and experienced service staff will leave you with memories that will last a lifetime. 

You can contact the Banquet Manager, Kim Nelson, at (386)255-7459 or [email protected] with any questions you may have. 

2021 GULFSTREAMER 

The biennial GulfStreamer Race from Daytona Beach, Florida to Charleston, South Carolina takes place during Memorial Day Weekend on even-numbered years. The first 10 miles of the Race is another challenge as the racers sprint to the Main Street Pier in Daytona Beach in the “Brian Every Sprint” race. Not only is this a “Race within a Race” before boats set a course to Charleston Harbor, 215 miles away, but it also gives spectators their best view. A separate trophy will be awarded in Charleston for this unique tradition. 

The goal of the GulfStreamer is to increase awareness of sailing and area attractions and to provide an opportunity to organize a multi-state race offshore for several different classes of boats This year’s race was held from May 28 – 30. 

JUNIOR SAILING CAMP – SUMMER SESSIONS 

Available for boys and girls between the ages of 8-16. No experience is required to participate. Students get hands-on boating experience and learn boating safety and rules while having fun on the water. They have access to the pool and during inclement weather, alternate learning games will be enjoyed. Lunch, snacks and beverages are provided by HRYC. 

Each junior sailor is required to pass a swimming test prior to being allowed out on the water. The swim test includes treading water in the deep end of the pool while putting on their life vest, swimming the length of the pool and back, then taking the life vest off. 

The 2021 weeks available for registration are: July 12, July 19 and July 26. 

AMENITIES 

The Halifax River Yacht Club is known by its members as a “fun family of friends” and offers an assortment of amenities to its members, as well as countless events, live music and activities to be a part of. They have a private pool, a boaters lounge, free day dockage and overnight slips, pickleball courts and are host to poker runs and regattas. If you are looking to be a part of a club, but want some more information, you can schedule a private tour today. 

Throughout the Years: 1890-1999 

• 1890s:The HRYC was incorporated as a private club on May 19, 1896. 
• 1896: The first HRYC regatta was held on Washington’s Birthday. 
• 1902: Mr. Gove built a 30-foot addition to the east end of the clubhouse that included the landmark square cupola. 
• 1905: Commodore Allen gave the HRYC the Commodore Allen Trophy for long distance motor races (now displayed in the trophy case). 
• 1906: A second story addition was made to the clubhouse, including today’s “Bridge” with a porch on the east end. 
• 1930s: Powerboat races on the Halifax became more popular, reaching a peak in the late 1930s before World War II. 
• 1950s: Many improvements were made, including the addition of a closed-in porch with glass-paneled sliding doors and a walk-around deck built at the east end where finger piers had previously provided dockage for several boats. It was called the River Room, and later became today’s Flag Room. 
• 1951: The new Municipal Yacht Basin was completed, and the following year the Yacht Club made a major effort to relocate to a proposed new clubhouse on leased city property. 
• 1970s: This time was considered the rebirth of ocean racing. Bylaws were amended to limit the number of active members to 500 persons. 
• 1972: The Club sponsored the HRYC Invitational Race, running from Ponce Inlet to Cape Canaveral. 
• 1974: The Commodores were organized, evolving from the First Mates. 
• 1975: A large addition was made to the north side of the clubhouse, and the kitchen was moved down from the second deck. 
• 1976: The introduction of the Lady Helmsman Race and the first running of the Daytona Challenge Race. 
• 1978: The first Daytona to Bermuda race – known as the TransAt. 
• 1984: The Club reached an active membership of 500. 
• 1988: New “in-house” computer system was introduced. 
• 1990: Commodore Robert Clarke, with First Lady Jeanette, took the helm in 1990 and brought a final resolution of the state’s challenge of the deed to previously submerged land that came in 1988. 
• 1992: The Club amended its Bylaws to eliminate gender as a measure of status, thus providing that women could become full voting members and could aspire to becoming flag officers and even Commodore. 
• 1995: The old clubhouse built above the water of the river was held together by diligent efforts and kept looking regal. 
• 1996: The HRYC celebrated its Centennial Year, having grown and prospered on the same site longer than any other yacht club on the east coast. 
• 1999: After103 years, the Club elected its first female director. The Commodears celebrated its 25th Anniversary. The final racing of the TransAt is held. 

Halifax River Yacht Club

331 South Beach Street • Daytona Beach, 32114 

386.255.7459 • www.hryc.com  

facebook.com/halifaxriveryachtclub 

Office Hours: Tuesday – Friday from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

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North Star Rowing Club (NSRC) located on Lake Banook in the heart of Dartmouth has provided a home for the sport of rowing for over eighty years. The club provides rowers a warm berth where they can find high quality boats, coaching and club facilities as well as a supportive and friendly atmosphere.

North Star offers rowing programs for junior, youth, adult, and para in recreational and competitive programs. Our competitive athletes compete on the local, provincial and national and international levels. Our members have achieved medals in both World and Olympic competition.

North Star Rowing Club offers options for learn to row, youth/junior, high school competitive, senior competitive, masters recreational/competitive and para-rowing programs.

Learn to Row:  The Adult Learn to Row program is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing in a fun and safe environment. Through a series of eight rowing sessions adults will work with our coaching staff the basic rowing skills using large stable eight man rowing shells. Following completion of the Learn to Row program adults can continue to row for fun and fitness by joining the masters rowing program. The program runs Monday night/Wednesday night/Sunday morning or Tuesday night/Thursday night/Sunday night.

Youth/Junior:  The Youth/Junior Rowing program is offered to school age youth as a daily program during the summer months. Although age is not a factor rowers should be old enough and strong enough to safely carry the boats and the program is generally geared to grade 7 and older. With the help of our youth rowing staff , rowers will spend a fun summer on the water with lots of activities to keep their interest. The program runs daily from 8:30-11:30am.

High School Competitive: This rowing program is for youth who are still in High School or Junior High and have an interest is rowing competitively, with goals to attend both local and away regattas. This program is geared to athletes aged 14-18 and practice time is Monday-Friday at 06:30am with the option of an additional practice on the weekend depending on the regatta selection for the year. There is a high level of training and commitment involved with this program.

Masters Recreational/Competitive: The North Star Rowing Club offers a recreational rowing program for fun, fitness and socializing. Open to adults, rowing is available each evening from Monday to Friday and on Sunday mornings. Those interested in competition can upgrade their membership and compete at local regattas. Rowers can access top notch equipment and our coaching staff will be on the water to assist in stroke correction or a personalized training program.

Para-rowing Para-rowing is sweep rowing (one oar) or sculling (two oars) for people with physical disabilities/limitations, including, in part, hearing impairment, paraplegia, quadriplegia, blindness, visual impairment, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and spina bifida. The North Star Rowing Club provides access to the sport through the use of specialized equipment and trained coaches.

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Email: [email protected] Facebook: @northstarrowing Twitter: @northstarrowing Website: www.northstarrowing.ca

Mailing Address: North Star Rowing Club 20 Boathouse Lane Dartmouth, N.S. B3A 2L3