• Jim Butterfield Memorial: There will be a small tribute and viewing of the DVD from the memorial held September 22 at the Naval Club Of Toronto. Any cards, etc will be delivered to the family at the conclusion of the weekend.
  
  Also, TPUG is collecting and invites others to send in a DVD/MPEG of memories of Jim or past tapings of his presentations, to be edited into a tribute. These need to be in early if to be edited into and made available for viewing at WOC.
   
• Information about all makes of Commodore computers will be available. Events will focus on the Commodore 64/128.
   
• Demonstrations of novel hardware and software projects using Commodore equipment.
   
• Hardware/software vendors showcasing the latest hardware and software available for Commodore computers, as well as classic accessories, applications and games!
   
• Screenings of Commodore related videos.
   
• A weekend of discussions and fun with the Commodore user community.
   
• Raffle prizes.
   
• The very popular freebie table! Please feel free to drop off any items you no longer want and help yourself to some goodies. You never know what you'll find!

Friday:

• 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM - Welcoming event at the hotel and vendor load-in/setup.

Saturday:

• 10:00 AM - Doors open and Vendor tables ready for shopping.
   
• 10:15 AM - Opening remarks from TPUG.
   
• 10:30 AM - DEMO: The VIC20 Multicart Project (Brian Lyons)
   
• 11:30 AM - DEMO: Synth 2007 and the history of Synth Sample (Georg Feil)
   
• 12:00 PM - DEMO: Secret hardware project (Francois Levielle)
   
• 12:45 PM - Lunch Break (food will be available at the event).
   
• 2:00 PM - GUEST SPEAKER: Syd Bolton, Curator of the Personal Computer Museum
   
• 3:00 PM - DEMO: The FB MIDI Interface for the Commodore 64 (James Long)
   
• 4:00 PM - TUTORIAL: Copy Protection on the Commodore 64 (Glenn Holmer)
   
• 5:00 PM - TUTORIAL: Internet Technology for the Commodore 64 (Leif Bloomquist)
   
• 6:00 PM - GUEST SPEAKER: Karl Hildon, Editor of Transactor Magazine, on the life of Jim Butterfield
   
• 6:30 PM - RAFFLE
   
• 6:45 PM - Break for Dinner (Expo Doors will be locked)
   
• 7:00 PM - Dinner at The Grille (Show rate: $25 Taxes & Gratuity included).
   
• 8:30 PM - Expo Doors re-open
   
• 8:45 PM - DVD PRESENTATION: Jim Butterfield's talks at past Expos.
   
• 10:00 PM - Official event wrap-up, with socializing continuing until late at the hotel.
   

Coffee, pop, juice, and water will be available at the event all day.

Sunday:

• 10:00 AM - Round-table discussion, future plans, and further socializing at The Grille

All amounts are stated in Canadian dollars.
  

• JP PBM  Products by Mail
  Super Snapshot cartridges, New Epyx Joysticks, 1581 Drive Kits, Commodore 64 and Amiga Software and so much more.
   
• Derek Dresser
  Commodore 64, VIC-20 and Amiga Software, 128D replacement motherboards and more. 
   
• Francois Leveille
  Custom power supplies, Amiga and 8-bit computers and peripherals, PLA chip
  substitutes for the 64, Plus/4 and PET, and lots of other hardware.
   
• Toronto PET User's Group
  Hardware, Software and Accessories for the Commodore 64 and Amiga, Library Disks, TPUG Memberships.
   
• The PC Museum
  Vintage computer magazines, boxed Commodore computers, and much more!
    
• And more to be announced.  (Contact TPUG  to pre-register a vendor table.)

The World of Commodore is also easily accessible by public transit. The TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) offers rapid and reliable service. Take the 123 Shorncliffe South bus which departs the Kipling subway station every twenty minutes (check the TTC's schedule for up-to-date information) and can drop you off on Evans at Gair. The trip takes between ten and fifteen minutes and the driver will announce the stop upon request. From there it is a five to ten minute walk to the Alderwood United Church.
   

Room Rates : One Queen Bed (max 2 people)     $88.00/night
                   Two Queen Beds (max 4 people)   $95.00/night

Rooms rates are subject to 14% applicable government taxes.
All rooms are entered from a hallway (not from outside).

Rooms include : Free Parking
                      Complimentary Continental Breakfast (7:30am to 9:00am)
                      Complimentary Movie Channels & High Speed Internet Access

The Stay Inn has requested that our guest reserve their rooms by the 14th of Nov. The Stay Inn experiences high volume of occupancy during the middle of Nov to the End of Dec.

TPUG will have a Hospitality Suite for the guests staying at the Stay Inn for socializing both Friday Night and Saturday Night in the Inn.
 

• TPUG is the best and second oldest Commodore computer club, founded in 1979!
   
• TPUG supports nearly all Commodore computers, including the PET, SuperPET, CBM, B128/256/1024, VIC-20, C64, C128, Plus/4, C16, C65 and Amiga, and including the COMAL, CP/M and GEOS environments.
   
• TPUG is a non-profit organization run by volunteers.
   
• TPUG is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, with members across Canada and in other countries.