Other members included Canadians who lived in the Hamilton, and Burlington areas and Americans from the Western New York area that would drive to Wyldewood, Pleasant and Sherkston Beaches to surf when the waves were firing. Many of the first members of the Club, which consisted mostly of teenagers, lived in summer cottages dotted along Wyldewood Beach and Silver Bay in Port Colborne. Derek met up with Neal Luoma of Ashtabula, Ohio, and had Neal build him a surfboard. Derek was one of the first Lake surfers to set out and explore Lake Erie for surf. Derek was a fantastic stoked surfer and a Canadian Labatts drinking buddy. The original Club logo was designed by Derek Richardson, (that's actually Derek depicted on the club logo). The original founding members included the likes of, Don Harrison, Magilla Schaus (the current club president) both from Buffalo, Rick and Jack Gillie from Hamilton, Derek Richardson, Tom Christopher of Kenmore, Tom Nelson, Keith Jukes, Vern Ferster and John OРІР‚в„ўHere and his sister Darcy of Lewiston, who today still maintain a family cottage on Wyldewood Beach. Lawrence Seaway, and the Erie Canal and on the Ocean. Don's Grandfather was a licensed ship Captain and was certified to navigate ships throughout the Great Lakes, St. 'He was a cool and friendly surfer, Don was looked up to as he was our parentРІР‚в„ўs age and yet he was surfing with us'. The then thirty-something Don Harrison, of Buffalo, New York, was elected as the first Club President. The founding members were American and Canadian Surfers with one common bond that held them together, 'The Stoke for Surfing'.Р”Вuring the 1960's it was the same loosely organized Club as it still is today. The Wyldewood Surf Club was founded back in the summer of 1965 on the sandy shoreline of Wyldewood Beach on Lake Erie in Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada.

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