Lowtide
NW Multihull Auction John Neal and Amanda Swan Neal present
January 5 “Secrets of Successful Cruising!”
Northwest Multihull Association’s John Neal and Amanda Swan Neal January 12: Scottish Cultural
“Auction of Sailing Gear," 7:00 pm have years of experience, and realize the Center, 8886 Hudson St., Vancouver,
at Puget Sound Yacht Club on Lake more they know, the more there is to learn. B.C.. Tickets $10 in advance, $12 at
Union, 2321 N Northlake Way. For Glean secrets of successful cruising as the the door. Purchase tickets online
more information call (206) 937-7454 or Neals share the knowledge they have
www.bluewatercruising.org
check:
www.nwmultihull.org gained while cruising exotic locations January 19: Royal Victoria Yacht
including Cape Horn & Antarctica, the Club, 3475 Ripon Road, Victoria,
Women’s Boating Seminar
South Pacific and the Arctic. It is intended B.C.. Tickets are $15 (in advance by
to be informative and educational as well emailing: vicommunications@
February 20 as showcasing a wide range of unusual
bluewatercruising.org
cruising grounds.
Join fellow women boaters for a fun
and educational day of boating related
topics and activities at North Seattle
Community College. This popular and
MARK YOUR cALEnDAR…
inspiring event is open to all women of
the boating community, power or sail,
and covers all levels of experience. This
5 DAYS OnLY!
is a great opportunity to build your
confidence and network with women
who have similar interests.
Choose from a variety of programs
presented by top professional women
in the boating industry.
• For the love of! Humorous tips JANUARY 13-17, 2010
•
EXPO CENTER
and guidelines for harmony onboard.
Presented by Janna Cawrse Esarey
MAKE YOUR BEST DEAL!
author of “The Motion of the Ocean”.
This is the best time to buy a boat –
• Docking the boat-You can do it! – Step
five big days to reel in the savings!
by step system for smooth docking.
• Anchoring – Five steps to safe
There’s something for everyone:
anchoring.
•
New brands – fishing & sail boats
• VHF Radio – Protocol, channels and • Dozens of brands – fishing, sail, ski,
frequencies, weather information. wakeboard & personal watercraft
• Introduction to Boating - Knot tying, •
Englund Marine Retail Center
terminology, boat protocol and safety.
•
T
win Anchors Houseboat –
• Offshore family cruising – What
must see to believe
to expect, preparing to go, children
•
Sailing classes/seminars
on board, the rewards, trials and
•
Kids’ boat building
tribulations.
• Sail trim – Sail plan options and
•
Local dealers, local financing
handling.
•
Much, much more!
• Night sailing – night vision, steering
by compass, navigation aids, three
bearing fixes, ship identification, collision $
2 OFF
avoidance and crew overboard.
ONE REGULAR ADULT ADMISSION
• What knot to tie!
WED-FRI (JANUARY 13-15) ONLY
January 13-17, 2010
Cost: $90 and includes lunch and
Coupon may not be combined with other
Portland ExPo CEntEr discounts. Sale of this coupon is unlawful.
drawing for door prizes. Space is
HOURS ADMISSION DIRECTIONS
limited and pre-registration required.
Wed-Fri ....10 a.m. – 9 p.m. Adults ......................$10.00 Take I-5 to Marine Dr. exit or
Contact: Judy Nasmith (206) 963-3560, or Saturday ...10 a.m. – 8 p.m. Kids 12 & under .........FREE ride the MAX Yellow Line.
e-mail
judy@sasyachts.com.
Sunday .....10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
More information at
www.pdxboatshow.com
48º
Additional info and registration:
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www.latitudesailingassoc.org
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