Gyro Club of Toronto
Gyro is many things:
- An international association
- A local group
- An individual associated with these groups
But friendship in its finest and most comprehensive articulation, is the foundation underpinning the whole.
Gyro was founded to promote understanding through friendship and the enjoyment of these associations between like-minded men throughout all of North America.
There are three simple, yet all-inclusive objectives:
- To promote friendship among men of all provinces, states and nations.
- To cement relationships between Gyro Clubs everywhere.
- To preserve and extend Gyro’s founding principles and ideals.
The task of determining how to meet these objectives is left to the individual clubs, a practice that has proved most successful.
Gyro began in Cleveland, Ohio in April of 1912 and the first Gyro Club in Canada was chartered in Toronto on April 14, 1919. The history of each club is described within its own section of this web site.
North America is divided into 11 districts.
District 3 has nine clubs
From the state of New York in USA
- Buffalo
- Syracuse
- Rochester
- Toronto
- Port Colborne
- Kitchener-Waterloo
- St. Catherines
- Peterborough
- Etobians (Etobicoke)
| Regular meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the Spiga/Boccone Restaurant (1378 Yonge St.) except as noted in the program. |
toronto@gyro.ws