Amherst Island Men's Society
From Amherst Island, Ontario, Canada
The Gem of Lake Ontario
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Amherst Island Men's Society From Amherst Island, Ontario, Canada The Gem of Lake Ontario |
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The Amherst Island Men's Society was founded in 2001 and is composed of men living on the Island who are interested in serving the community and forging closer friendships. Thanks for visiting, and have a look around.
Spring Road Cleanup - to be completed by Victoria Day. Contact Bruce Burnett to sign up.
Community Market opens on the Victoria Day weekend, for 2011 May 21. Come see what trash treasures we have for sale. VENDORS - there's a new Loyalist-Township-dictated agreement that you need to sign. Call Woody.
Links, including members' websites. If any members want their web sites linked to from here please send me an email.
Calendar, including AIMS meetings. This "public access" calendar allows anybody, whether an AIMS member or not, to view and add activities. By moving your mouse around you can find the hot spots that allow you to manipulate the calendar fairly easily - don't be afraid to experiment.
Tutorial. This is included for anyone who wants a short tutorial on how this site got started and some of the content on it. It also includes some screen shots from different areas on the site.
This section includes the following areas:
1) Minutes. This a copy of the original minutes, as compared with the edited minutes often found in the Beacon.
2) Reports. Committees and sometimes individual members submit reports on their activities and research.
3) Membership. A list of the current members, along with contact information.
When you try to enter the members area you will be asked for our standard userid and password. If you don't know the userid and password, email me and I'll give them to you. Depending on what you are doing(especially updating forum stuff), you may need to enter the same information a second time. Just use the same userid and password again - it's due to having some of the applications in separate directories. Once you have accessed the members' area, your browser remembers that you've signed in until you close the browser itself.