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Marine Refrigeration Boat Engine Black Ball Ferry Line
Workshops Maintenance Course Celebrates 50 Years
March 4 & April 18 March 9-12
Black Ball Ferry Line is celebrating
Washington Sea Grant, Integrated Washington Sea Grant and the Port
50 years of service between Victoria,
Marine Systems and the Jefferson of Seattle Fishermen’s Terminal are co-
B.C. and Port Angeles, Wash. by giving
Education Center are co-sponsoring sponsoring a four-evening Boat Engine
away a free weekend vacation for two
two one-day Marine Refrigeration Troubleshooting and Maintenance
every month for the entire year.
Workshops in Port Townsend. Workshop.
People can enter to win online at
Topics include theory, general Participants will learn how to
CohoFerry.com. Black Ball Ferry Line
maintenance, controller programming, troubleshoot problems in the fuel,
recently re-launched its website with
charging with Freon, and thermal electrical, cooling, exhaust and drive
more services for travelers including trip
expansion valve adjustment. A 7.5-ton systems of diesel and gas inboards,
planning, special packages and online
refrigeration unit will be used as a stern drives and outboards (two-cycle
reservations.
training aid during class. and four-stroke).
In 1959, Black Ball Ferry Line built
Workshops are scheduled for The workshop is scheduled for
an auto and passenger ferry, naming
10:00 am - 4:00 pm on Saturday, March Monday through Thursday evenings,
it the M.V. Coho, after the magnificent
14, or Saturday, April 18, at Integrated 6:00-9:00 pm in the Nordby Conference
silver salmon found in Puget Sound
Marine Systems, 775 Haines Place, Room, Nordby Building, at Fishermen’s
and adjacent waters. She made her first
Port Townsend. The fee is $30. Space is Terminal in Seattle. The fee is $100.
commercial sailing to Victoria, B.C. on
limited, so pre-registration is advised. Space is limited, so pre-registration is
December 29, 1959. Since operations
To register or for more information, advised.
began, the Coho has transported more
contact Sarah Fisken at (206) 543-1225 To register or for more information,
than 21 million passengers and five
or sfisken@u.washington.edu, or Matt contact Sarah Fisken, WSG Continuing
million vehicles. For complete schedule,
Lyons, Jefferson Education Center Education Coordinator, at (206) 543-1225
trip planning information, and more
Director, at (360) 379-4034. or sfisken@u.washington.edu
about the 50th anniversary travel
contest, visit CohoFerry.com
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