You never know what you will see in the dark

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Anyone and everyone is welcome to join the York Simcoe Amateur Astronomers Club.
It is not required that you own a telescope or binoculars, just that you have an interest in the night sky.

The membership year runs from January 1st to December 31st.
Members joining throughout the year will be given a pro-rated fee.
Membership cost $30.00 per individual.
If you sign-up for a family (spouse and children) membership the cost is the same, $30.00.

Benefits of Membership:

Relatively dark observing sites within an hour of Newmarket, ON.
Use of the club telescope. An 8″ reflector on a dobsonian mount.
The chance to meet other amateur astronomers in the area. This provides an opportunity to
share knowledge and learn from each other.
Friendly and informal meetings, observing sessions and other various activities.
Low membership fee, includes the family.
Discount on Sky and Telescope magazine.

If you have any questions feel free to e-mail Membership Secretary – [email protected]

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