Schedule: Fourth Alumni Meeting, North America

Juldia Marine Academy Alumni Association
Fourth Alumni Meeting, North America
 The Board of Directors

Class of 2008-2010

President : Mr. Munirul Islam (4th Batch-Engineer)

Res (504) 443-1423 Cell (504) 273-3410

Vice President : Mr. Ashfaqul Haq (13th batch-Nautical)   Cell (905) 320-6541

Secretary : Mr. Fakir Ziauddin (5th batch-Engineer)

Res (732) 591-9539 Cell (732) 895-9540

Treasurer : Mr. Ghulam Suhrawardi (6th batch-Nautical)

Res 732 409 3641 Cell 732 809 6809
Immediate Past President   :  Mr. Sultan Taufiq (2nd Batch-Nautical)

Venue
Woodcliff Hotel and Spa, 199 Woodcliff Drive, Fairport, NY 14450, www.woodcliffhotelspa.com
 

 

Schedule

August 1-2, 2009

July 31, 2009 Friday   – Alumni members start coming to hotel and checking in

August 1, 2009  Saturday

9-30 AM : Leave hotel and proceed to Finger lake resort (Canandaigua Lake) for lunch and fun. Please plan accordingly. The Lunch cruise on “the Canandaigua Lady” leaves promptly at 12 noon. So leave the hotel keeping in mind delays you may encounter for any reason. For swimming, hiking and picnic on your own at Onanda Lake front, you should make your own groups and arrange accordingly – on your own.

4 PM : The meeting will start promptly at 4 PM.  After a  brief introduction and discussion the business meeting will commence promptly at 4:30 PM.  Participation by the alumni, mariners and spouses and responsible children are welcome.

Please be ON TIME.

6 PM-11 PM : Dinner and cultural activities at the India House which is only 3 miles from the hotel on the same road;  7343 State Route 96, Victor, NY 14564-9788
(585) 742-2030

11 PM ??? back to hotel and congregate at the hotel lobby on your own. The hotel has a bar which can remain open till 1:30 AM if there are customers.

Dinner Location:

India House
www.indiahouse.com

7343 State Route 96
Victor, NY 14564-9788
(585) 742-2030

August 2, 2009 Sunday

Breakfast on your own
Optional meeting 9 to 12 Noon
!2 Noon onwards : The Mariners and Alumni on their way home.

                 A brief about the Canandaigua Lake

 

Canandaigua Lake

With lakefront homes selling for upwards of a million dollars, Canandaigua Lake is arguably the most popular of the Finger Lakes. The City of Canandaigua to the north offers picturesque parks, plenty of shopping and dinning options and Roseland Waterpark. To the south, the High-Tor Wildlife Management area and the village of Naples offer a more peaceful setting.

Location – Ontario County, Yates County
Surrounding Communities – Canandaigua, Naples, Middlesex, Rushville
Maps – Google Map, Google Earth, Multi
GPS – Northern outlet: (N 42.87433 / W 77.26187),
Man-made outlet: (N 42.87483 / W 77.27182)
Southern inlet, Naples Creek (N 42.66647 / W 77.35748)
Size – Area: 10,750 acres, Length: 15.5 miles, Max width: 1.5 Miles, Max depth: 275 feet, Volume: 446 billion gallons.
Water Quality – High (in decline)
Elevation  – 688 feet

                                                 OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

You may opt for either swimming, hiking and picnic on your own at Onanda Lake front or go for a  Lunch Cruise on “The Canandiagua Lady”. The details are listed below. 

(Payments for Onanda park entrance and Lunch cruise on your own. Please check with Ghulam Suhrawardi on cell phone 732 809 6809 or at the lobby of the hotel on July 31^st night or August 1 morning)

(1) Onanda lake front on Canandaigua Lake. Swimming, fishing, picnic and hiking.

Located on West Lake Rd. (County Rd. 16), Onanda is an exceptional and unique property about 8 miles south of the City of Canandaigua. It is 80 acres, seven of which are lakeside and includes 8 cabins, 2 pavilions, and 2 lodges available for rent. The 73 acres of hillside running along Barnes Road contain a two-mile hiking path, 3 pavilions, 3 cabins, winter sledding and over-flow parking.

“Onanda” is an Indian word meaning tall fir or pine, a symbol of strength and simplicity. The park has a rich history including its original purpose as the YWCA Leisure Time School, starting in the early 20th century, and the site of Camp Good Days and Special Times. It was purchased in 1989 by a cooperative effort of New York State and the Town of Canandaigua to improve recreational opportunities and public access to a Finger Lake. It was opened in 1990 to the public. Fishing, swimming, family picnics and gatherings have proven popular at this year round recreation area.

Sorry, no alcohol, pets (other than seeing-eye dogs), rollerblades or skateboards allowed in the Park. No bike riding permitted on lakeside. Also, no watercraft of any kind permitted to launch from or dock at the park, except as allowed between November and April. No weapons of any type allowed, and no excessive noise.

Shore fishing is allowed year round. Boat Launching is only permitted November 15th to April 15th, and is subject to availability. For more information on boat launching and fishing regulations contact the Town of Canandaigua’s Parks Maintenance Supervisor at 585-396-2752 or cell# 585-755-7213.

Swimming, picnicing, fishing, winter sledding and hiking the beautiful trails on over 80 acres, are all at your doorstep, or should be included in your travel plans when you visit Canandaigua.

We’re Located…
8 miles south of Canandaigua on the west side of Canandaigua lake.

We’re Open…
All year long from 9 am to 9 pm for your recreational enjoyment. Supervised swimming is available daily beginning the second weekend in June and continuing through Labor Day. Wintertime offers sledding, cross-country skiing, fishing, and possible winter boat launching.

Features include…
A 7-acre lakeside park where you can enjoy swimming, fishing, picnic areas with grills, tot playground, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts – and best of all, lots of space and spectacular views of Canandaigua Lake. The Uplands consists of 73 acres, which boast 2 miles of groomed hiking trails with gorge overlooks and trailside rests, an interpretive nature center with marked educational trail, and lots of free parking. Though there is an admission fee for the lakeside portion of the park, the Uplands is free to the public. In addition, we have 11 different, picturesque lakeside cabins available for rent, which can accommodate anywhere from 2-6 people. Two lodges and several pavilions can hold your picnic, reunion, or special meeting.

2007 RATES:
Walk-in fee per person is $1.00

Ample parking is available across County Road 16 from the park.
Vehicle weekdays $5.00 (resident or non-resident).
Vehicle weekends $7.00 (resident or non-resident).
Season Passes $35.00 resident $65.00 non-resident.

Memorial Day Swim Schedule:
May 27, 28, 29
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

2006 Season Swim Schedule:
June 3 – June 22
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

June 23- August 18
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM

August 19 – September 5
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Swimming Only Permitted when lifeguard is on duty.

Ample parking is available across County Road 16 from the park.
Vehicle weekdays $5.00 (resident or non-resident).
Vehicle weekends $7.00 (resident or non-resident).

 

Direction:

Driving directions from Woodcliff Hotel and Spa to Onanda Lake   (23.6 mi – about 48 mins)

Suggested routes

County Rd-16/County Rte-16/W Lake Rd (23.6 mi 48 mins)

 County Rd-3/County Rte-3/NY-444/State Route 444 (24.3 mi 49 mins)

Woodcliff Hotel and Spa, 199 Woodcliff DrFairport, NY 14450

1. Head southwest on Woodcliff Dr toward NY-96/Pittsford Victor Rd  0.3 mi

2. Turn left at NY-96/Pittsford Victor Rd

Continue to follow NY-96  2.0 mi

3. Continue straight onto NY-96/State Route 96/Victor Rd (signs for Victor/NY-96)

Continue to follow NY-96  6.1 mi

4. Turn right at NY-332/State Route 332  0.8 mi

5. Continue straight to stay on NY-332/State Route 332  0.5 mi

6. Slight left to stay on NY-332/State Route 332

Continue to follow NY-332  6.4 mi

7. Turn right at Parrish St  0.4 mi

8. Turn left at W Lake Dr  0.5 mi

9. Continue on County Rd-16/County Rte-16/W Lake Rd  6.6 mi

10. Turn left

Destination will be on the left  135 ft

 Onanda Lake, 4965 County Road 16, Canandaigua, New York 14424

(2) Lunch Cruise on “The Canandiagua Lady”  

12:00-2:00pm (chef selection of deli favorites)  $ 27.00

Direction:
Driving directions from Woodcliff Hotel and Spa to The Canandiagua Lady  (17.2 mi – about 31 mins)

Suggested routes

NY-96/State Route 96 (17.2 mi 31 mins)

 NY-5/State Route 5 and 20/US-20 (21.0 mi 36 mins)

 Brace Rd (19.6 mi 38 mins)

 START : Woodcliff Hotel and Spa  (199 Woodcliff Dr, Fairport, NY 14450 )

1. Head southwest on Woodcliff Dr toward NY-96/Pittsford Victor Rd  0.3 mi

2. Turn left at NY-96/Pittsford Victor Rd

Continue to follow NY-96  2.0 mi

3. Continue straight onto NY-96/State Route 96/Victor Rd (signs for Victor/NY-96)

Continue to follow NY-96  6.1 mi

4. Turn right at NY-332/State Route 332  0.8 mi

5. Continue straight to stay on NY-332/State Route 332  0.5 mi

6. Slight left to stay on NY-332/State Route 332

Continue to follow NY-332  6.6 mi

7. Turn left at Eastern Blvd/NY-5/US-20  0.6 mi

8. Turn right at Muar St  0.2 mi

9. Turn left at Lakeshore Dr  0.2 mi

 The Canandiagua Lady  (205 Lakeshore Dr)

 

Boat Cruises

Canandaigua Lady

http://www.steamboatlandingonline.com/

The Lady offers a variety of lake cruises, narrated sightseeing excursions to charter service, lunch cruises, as well as sunset dinner cruises.

The Canandaigua Lady is a 19th century replica of a double-decker paddlewheel boat operating from Steamboat Landing. The “Lady” is a proud successor to locally famous steamboats that operated on the Finger Lakes between 1820 and 1930. The sixty-ton Mississippi-style paddlewheel presents a nostalgic decor accented with teak and oak woods, brass fixtures, draperies and carpeting that fondly recalls days of yesteryear. At one time, there were 19 steamboats that operated as the primary means of transportation, as there were no roads along the lake at the time.

Reservations preferred for guaranteed seating.  Lunch and dinner cruises need to be booked 1-2 hours in advance.  Walk ups welcome if space is available.

Lunch Cruise: 12:00-2:00pm      (chef selection of deli favorites)  $ 27.00