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The Balmy Beach Club, a non-profit organization has served Toronto, the Beach community and its amateur athlete members for 100 years. The Club land was deeded to the residents of the Beach by Sir Adam Wilson and the Balmy Beach Club was incorporated in 1903. Construction of the Club House was soon underway and it opened for its members in 1905. Fire destroyed the Club House in 1936, but through the efforts of several of its members, it was rebuilt, only to have another fire destroy that Club House in 1963. Again, a number of members wasted little time in rebuilding the Club House and the present Club House was reopened in 1965.

Come taste a delicious creation at Hillcrest Tennis Club. You can get there by car. The surrounding area is memorable for its parks.

A beautiful lawn bowling club located right on the waterfront in the Beaches area of Toronto. It's an easy sport to learn, but one that can never be mastered. Many compare it to curling. But lawn bowling is much more interesting. You'll enjoy your game with a fun bunch of people. Walking to the club along the boardwalk beside the sand and water gets you in the mood for a relaxing game. Enjoying the evening breeze and watching the sailboats while you play is heavenly. We have special days throughout year that combine lawn bowling with BBQs and even a prime-rib night. And if you enjoy playing cards, weekly we have four evenings featuring bid euchre (2), wizard and duplicate bridge. It's an inexpensive sport. Year-round membership costs only $150.

The original Naval Veterans Association received a Federal Charter in 1919, but because the Association terminated its activities in 1925, the charter expired in January 1929. The present Naval Club of Toronto was established in February, 1935 under a Provincial Charter and continues the role of the original organization to this day. The purpose of the club is to promote fellowship among its members, maintain naval customs and traditions, and perpetuate the memories and deeds of those who gave their lives while serving in the Naval Service of Canada and its Allies. Membership is open to all upon submission of an application and approval by the Membership Committee. There are 3 classes of membership: - Naval Member - any individual who is or was a member of naval services, marines, coast guard or merchant marine. - Associate Member - any individual who is or was a member of the regular or reserve armed forces, who is or was a Navy League Cadet Officer or who is a former Sea Cadet. - Social Member - any individual without the above naval or military affiliation who wishes to support the aims and activities of the club