“Garage Sale” Meet – “Lets Make A Deal”
Join the FUN! Nice Ramp right on the St. Lucie River – Plenty of Parking
Meet Theme = Race Motors Judging in All Categories Bring Chairs – Limited Seating Lunch Served – $9.00 donation Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Potato Salad, Baked Beans, Cookies, Soft Drinks & Bottled Water FINAL MEET OF THE WINTER SEASON – Next Meet – November @ LaBelle
Contacts: Dennis Ladd – 772-631-7952
Dave Pahl – 518-258-4759
Yellow Jacket Resort,
55 SE 503 Ave. Old Town, FL 32680
From Old Town on US 19N / US 27 Alt N/US 98 go south on SE 349 Hwy (watch for signs to Yellow Jacket Campgrounds) approx 9.5 miles, turn left on SE 477 Ave approx. 0.9 mile, turn right on SE 752 St approx. 0.3 mile, turn left SE 503 Ave to Yellow Jacket Campgrounds
A cruise is planned for Friday afternoon and we’ve decided to call it the Jim Benjamin Memorial Cruise. Casey Lynn has planned the 100-mile round trip and will be the cruise director. Keep your eyes open for an e-mail blast coming your way outlining the requirements for the trip!
Meals
Friday Lunch: Sub sandwiches, provided once again by Deb’s Deli with all the
fixins, including chips and bottled water. $10 per person.
Friday Dinner: We will meet at our old standby, Salt Creek Restaurant.
Saturday Lunch: Fried chicken with coleslaw, baked beans and bottled water.
$10 per person.
RSVP for meals to George Emmanuel by Monday, April 13, 2026!
gemmanuel@bellsouth.net
or call/text 352-219-3730.
Lodging
Bill’s Fish Camp 352-542-7086
Yellow Jacket Campground 352-542-8365
Contacts: RSVP for meals to George Emmanuel by Monday, April 13, 2026!
gemmanuel@bellsouth.net
or call/text 352-219-3730
Lake Lenape Park features a convenient dock area, a spacious beach, ample parking and clean facilities. The event begins at 8 am with registration, coffee and donuts. Lunch will be served. Donations will be accepted. This year’s event will feature a slow motor contest for motors up to 6 hp. Contact Jim Purcell at purcells2@comcast.net or 302-563-2375 for more information.
Contacts: Jim Purcell 302-563-2375 or purcells2@comcast.net
From the NYS Thruway, take exit 27 north on Route 30 to the lakefront of Lake Algonquin. Look for the AOMCI sign.
Breakfast foods, coffee and donuts in the AM, burgers and dogs at lunchtime, free will offering, with donations going to the local ambulance corps. This meet will have a number of rowboat motor era motors and draws an eclectic group of members from all over the country.
Contacts: Michael Glenn mglen2@nycap.rr.com 518-505-3558
Located on Route 50 between Scotia, NY and Saratoga, NY at the business shop and parking lot of Schrader and Company, across the street from Burnt Hills Upholstery (big red barn with white trim). The AOMCI banner will be on the roadside.
Rest room available in the shop, coffee and donuts in the AM for a free will offering. Show off your winter project or get that last part or two to finish it up. This meet kicks off the season for the Chapter for meets and is always well attended, cover in the shop in the event of rain.
Contacts: Michael Glenn mglen2@nycap.rr.com 518-505-3558
Located off of I-88, take the Franklin exit and follow route 357 to the campground, located just past the dam itself.
ADA accessible restrooms, located within the campground grounds, the meet is at the boat launch and parking lot. Coffee and donuts available and meet registration to cover costs of the meet.
Contacts: Fran Secor 607-988-6805
Jeff Walshe 607-437-9998
Michael Glenn mglen2@nycap.rr.com 518-505-3558
Contacts:
Saturday May 9, 2026 the Midwest Chapter invites you to the
Okauchee Regional Classic Boat & Motor Show.
We have a large area to setup boats & motors to show sell, and swap. A large pavilion with rest rooms is on site. A barrel is on site to run motors. This is a CAN’T MISS MEET!! Members from Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and Indiana are in attendance! The public is welcome, many who bring motors and boats to sell. (A $5 donation would be appreciated if you are showing or selling.) A food vendor is on site.
The Okauchee Lions Park is located a few miles east of Oconomowoc on Hwy 16. Exit Sawyer road. The park is located just North of Hwy 16 at the intersection of Sawyer Road and Wisconsin Ave. The Okauchee Lions Park can be seen from Hwy 16.
Contacts: Dan Johnson, lauderdale900@gmail.com 262-607-0900
Scott Braaten, sabraaten@hotmail.com 608-622-6103
Ledgedale Recreational Area
263 Ledgedale Road
Greentown, PA 18426
Saturday, April 25, 2026
Ledgedale Recreational Area 263 Ledgedale Road, Greentown PA 18426
Greentown Exit off Route 84 onto North 507 North about 1/2 mile to a left onto Ledgedale Road. Turn right into the Ledgedale Recreational Area’s boat launch when you see the lake.
Lake Wallenpaupack, PA “The Annual Bill Fischer Memorial Meet” The Fischer family, my brother Jeff, and I will again be hosting this early spring “Wet Swap Meet”. Northeast AOMCI members have always enjoyed this meet each spring, as a time to get together with fellow collectors for a day on the water. Because this has always been one of the first wet meets of the year, there is always plenty of pent-up enthusiasm to test all those recently completed winter projects. An active swap of motors and parts is also found here each year. Bill’s Family will again be in attendance to help us prepare and serve up the food and play an active part of the day. A $7 donation helps to cover the cost of coffee, snacks, and a hot lunch. A test tank will also be available for the “How Slow Will It Turn” Competition. All Antique or Vintage motors must be 7.5 HP or less. Lowest RPM wins! Meet Location: Ledgedale Recreational Area 263 Ledgedale Road, Greentown PA 18426. For Additional Meet Information: contact Greg Ellsworth at gmellsworth@milnescompanies.com
Cell: 570-665-1252
Contact: Greg Ellsworth
gmellsworth@milnescompanies.com
Cell: 570-665-1252
The meet will be held at the boat launch area at White Water Lake.
When you get to the park go to the left and we will be in the parking lot at the launch area.
This is a meet for those that like to run their motors on a scenic mid size lake. There are a couple of docks available and plenty of shoreline to pull up on to switch up motors etc. The pavilion at the park has flush toilets available just short walk from the launch. Coffee and Tim bits will be available dockside and a BBQ lunch will be held at my RV site in the park. The launch is on a bay that is perfect for running smaller motors and the large part of the lake is great for running just about anything else, the adventurous can run up Levy Creek all the way to Moore lake which takes about an hour or so each way. Nearby is the Valley inn if you want to come up early and stay for the weekend https://www.valleyinnsudbury.com/
Or you can book a campsite in the park and enjoy the camping experience, electrical and water connections are available on most sites https://www.greatersudbury.ca/play/campgrounds-and-trailer-parks/whitewater-lake-trailer-park/
If you choose to stay the weekend I have a seasonal site at the park so come on Friday (or earlier) and depart Sunday campfires are a great way to end the boating day!
Contacts: Al Lockhart
goa@personainternet.com
705 670 7955