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NW Seaport Chantey Sing Olympia Tugboats & Reliable Weather Forecasts
September 11 Maritime Heritage Seminar
September 4-6 October 8
These songs of the sea are easy to
learn and fun to sing. All ages welcome. The first Olympia Harbor Days Join the Seattle Sail and Power
Tugboat Bromberg will be onboard as has grown to become an annual Labor Squadron for a Reliable Weather
songleader to keep the music rolling, Day weekend festival dedicated to the Forecasts Seminar to be held at the Queen
with an opportunity for anyone to lead celebration of maritime heritage. A City Yacht Club, 2608 Boyer Avenue East
a song or just join in the chorus. Tugboat highlight is the tugboat race on Sunday, at 7:00 pm. Attendance is free.
is known for his piratical style and his September 6, from noon to 4:00 pm, This seminar will open your eyes
repertoire of fun & authentic nautical when tugboats compete with one to the issues, and then point you to
songs. Admission free, donations another. For more information where to get good information. For more
accepted. At the Center for Wooden (800) 788-8847,
www.harbordays.com information contact
billray@apian.com
Boats, 1010 Valley Street, Seattle, from
8:00 – 10:30 pm.
For more information, (206) 447-9800
SEAVIEW BOATYARD & YACHT SERVICE
or
www.nwseaport.org
NW Multihull Events
ENVIRONMENTAL
September 1: “Our Summer Sailing
Trips” by club members
LEADERSHIP
October 6: “Pacific Northwest Weather
for Sailing” by Professor Cliff Mass
Seaview Boatyards are the fi rst boatyards in Washington State to install storm water
November 3: “Dragonfly, Racing a fi ltration systems. These systems, built by StormwateRx of Portland, greatly reduce the
Formula 40 Cat” by Pat McGarry
discharge of copper and other pollutants into our marine waters. We’ve also adopted yard
December 1: Holiday Potluck Party
policies and best management practices that enhance the effectiveness of the treatment
system. With your cooperation we can make a difference in the health of Puget Sound and
At 7:00 pm at the Puget Sound
other Northwest waters.
Yacht Club, 2321 N Northlake Way,
Seattle. Call (206) 937-7454, visit:
www.nwmultihull.org
HALF PRICE HAULOUTS
In celebration of our 35th year serving Northwest boaters we’re slashing the price of
haulouts on all boats up to 70’. Call today to schedule a convenient time.
Anacortes
Floating Boat Show
REGULAR ANNIVERSARY
BOAT HAULOUT SPECIAL PRICE
LENGTH PRICE $/ft.
October 1-4
Up to 50’ $ 8 $ 4
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Show will be held at the Cap Sante
56’-60’ $ 12 $ 6
Boat Haven Marina. Hours are 10:00 61’-70’ $ 14 $ 7
am to 5:00 pm on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday; 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on
Sunday.
DO-IT-YOURSELF BOTTOM PAINTING IS BACK
Sponsored by the Anacortes Yacht
Prep Only Package - haulout, pressure wash and standard wet prep - bottom is ready for you to roll apply paint.
Brokers, the show features more than 75
Complete Bottom Paint Package - haulout, pressure wash, standard wet prep, labor and materials excluding
bottom paint. CALL FOR DETAILS & PRICES
new and used powerboats and sailboats,
open and on display to the public. Staff
from ten local brokerages will be on hand SEAVIEW YACHT SERVICE SEAVIEW EAST &
to answer questions about the yachts
FAIRHAVEN SEAVIEW YACHT SERVICE
In the Historic Fairhaven District On the Ship Canal in Ballard
and provide information about boating
360-594-4314 206-789-3030
fairhaven@seaviewboatyard.com east@seaviewboatyard.com
in the Pacific Northwest.
SEAVIEW NORTH SEAVIEW WEST
There is no admission charge and
At Squalicum Harbor Marina At Shilshole Bay Marina
360-676-8282 206-783-6550
free parking is available at the marina.
north@seaviewboatyard.com west@seaviewboatyard.com
For information, call Fred West at
www.seaviewboatyard.com
West Yachts, (360) 299-2526 or visit
www.anacortesboatshow.com
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