The facilities of the Club may be used by individuals who are accepted as members of the Club by the board of directors including the spouses and dependent children of members and guests of members. Dependant grandchildren of members will be allowed to use Club facilities without cost.

Rules & Fees:

• Membership:  To become a member of GICC you must be sponsored by 2 members of 5 years standing. The application can be downloaded off of our website. The application is given to the Membership Committee for review and then presented to the Board of Directors for approval. Parents, children and blood siblings of members rise to the top of the waiting list. To become a social member you must be a regular member for 5 years before applying.   Members wishing to resign shall give written notice to the Secretary for submission to the Board. If notice is not received by May 31st(the due date for Annual fees),  the fee for the current year must be paid before resignation is recognized. This year’s annual dues are $1292.00 ($1230.00 + 5% GST)

• Regular:There are five levels of membership. Regular members shall be entitled to participate in all activities, utilize all facilities and enjoy all privileges and benefits made available by the Club to members. Any regular member who has been a member in good standing for at least five years may elect to become a social member.

• Social: Social members are entitled to such reductions in annual dues, but shall pay fees for the use of the golf course, tennis courts, and croquet as filed.

• Spousal: If the spouse of a member is elected or appointed as a director of the Club, the directors of the Club shall admit such director, within ten days after his/her election or appointment as a director, as a spousal member. Such spousal membership shall terminate automatically upon such spousal member ceasing to be a director of the Club or ceasing to be a spouse of a member. Spousal members shall not be subject to any dues, levies, or assessments in respect of their memberships, nor entitled to any rights or privileges other than those that they are entitled to exercise as spouses of members.

• Life: The directors may from time to time confer the status of life members upon such members as, in the opinion of the directors, have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to the Club.

• Founder: This status is in perpetuity, granted to one member of a family through successive generations. Such status may be transferred from family member to family member in the same generation, but may only be held by one individual at a time. Founder memberships were granted at the founding of the Club in 1927, and for a few years following.

For further membership information:
 

• In Canada:
Beverly Brown
613-561-3013
 

• In United States:
Barbara Bresnahan
47649 Dingman Pt Rd
Alexandria Bay, NY 13607
315-482-4469
barbres@northnet.org