Lowtide
Summer Sailstice Juniors Learn to Sail in Handling Under Power
June 20 & 21 Tacoma July 19
Summer Sailstice 2009 will be The Corinthian Yacht Club of Join the Seattle Sail and Power
celebrated on the June 20-21 weekend Tacoma (CYCT) will have four Learn Squadron at the Seattle West Marine
by over 12,000 sailors worldwide, with To Sail classes in the month of July. Store at 7:00 pm. Attendance is free.
hundreds more potential sailors or The classes will be for Juniors eight Docking or undocking a boat under a
friends and family participating in a to eighteen and will use Optimist and variety of wind and current conditions.
related event. Sailors have registered Laser sailboats. Contact Brian White This seminar explains how boats behave
to participate from all 50 states and 20 at (253) 445-7379 or Cheryl White at in close quarter maneuvering under
countries. Every sort of sailing craft (252) 301-9634 for information or a power, issues like pivot points, prop walk
participates, from windsurfers and kite registration package. and how to turn a boat around in its own
boards, to tall ships and multihulls. length. Contact billray@apian.com
“This year people want to unplug
and get away from it all,” said Sailstice
founder John Arndt.
SEAVIEW BOATYARD & YACHT SERVICE
Founded as a way to unite the
diverse and dispersed community of
sailors locally and globally, Summer
Sailstice is structured so any sailor can
ENVIRONMENTAL
participate regardless of what or where
they sail. Sailors register on the Summer
Sailstice website (www.SummerSailstice. LEADERSHIP
com) to tell others about their weekend
sailing plans, find or create events in
Seaview Boatyards are the fi rst boatyards in Washington State to install storm water
their local areas, and become eligible
fi ltration systems. These systems, built by StormwateRx of Portland, greatly reduce the
discharge of copper and other pollutants into our marine waters. We’ve also adopted yard
to win one of over 300 sailing prizes
policies and best management practices that enhance the effectiveness of the treatment
including a one-week Moorings charter
system. With your cooperation we can make a difference in the health of Puget Sound and
in the BVI. other Northwest waters.
Port Townsend Wooden
HALF PRICE HAULOUTS
Boat Festival In celebration of our 35th year serving Northwest boaters we’re slashing the price of
September 11-13
haulouts on all boats up to 70’. Call today to schedule a convenient time.
REGULAR ANNIVERSARY
The 33rd annual Wooden Boat
BOAT HAULOUT SPECIAL PRICE
LENGTH PRICE $/ft.
Festival will feature special guest world-
Up to 50’ $ 8 $ 4
renowned author Nigel Calder and a 9
new Green Technology stage, all-day
51’-55’ $ 10 $ 5
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demonstrations for "best practices" at
56’-60’ $ 12 $ 6
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the Sea Marine Boatyard Stage; all-day 61’-70’ $ 14 $ 7
demonstrations and "Ask a Shipwright"
options for boat maintenance and
biodiesel to modern construction ideas,
DO-IT-YOURSELF BOTTOM PAINTING IS BACK
electric motors, composting toilets and
Prep Only Package - haulout, pressure wash and standard wet prep - bottom is ready for you to roll apply paint.
copper free bottom paint.
Complete Bottom Paint Package - haulout, pressure wash, standard wet prep, labor and materials excluding
bottom paint. CALL FOR DETAILS & PRICES
With the grand opening of the
Northwest Maritime Center and a
nautical mile of Wooden Boats, the SEAVIEW YACHT SERVICE SEAVIEW EAST &
festival is expecting record crowds.
FAIRHAVEN SEAVIEW YACHT SERVICE
In the Historic Fairhaven District On the Ship Canal in Ballard
This three and a half-day educational
360-594-4314 206-789-3030
fairhaven@seaviewboatyard.com east@seaviewboatyard.com
celebration has grown through the
SEAVIEW NORTH SEAVIEW WEST
years to include nearly 200 wooden
At Squalicum Harbor Marina At Shilshole Bay Marina
360-676-8282 206-783-6550
vessels, on land and in the water. north@seaviewboatyard.com west@seaviewboatyard.com
For schedule and ticket information, www.seaviewboatyard.com
go to www.woodenboat.org or call
(360) 385-3628, ext. 106.
SEATTLE - BELLINGHAM
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