Lowtide
Puget Sound “Blue Hawaii” Safety at Sea Seminar
Cruising Club Events CWB’s Auction & Dinner February 27-28
February 13
Puget Sound Cruising Club meetings The Sailing Foundation is hosting
are held at North Seattle Community The Center for oodenW Boat’s 2010 a US Sailing sanctioned two day
College, 7:30 pm, on the third Friday Auction and Dinner Celebration, “Blue seminar on safe boating practices
of the month in the Library Building, Hawaii,” will be held February 13th, and safety equipment in Seattle. The
RM#LB1142. A $3 donation is requested. 2010 at the Swedish Cultural Center. seminar, designed and conducted by
Contact the commodores: Ron and The evening’s events will include live nationally recognized sailors, will
Suzie Bauman (425) 466-2586 or check and silent auctions, Elvis impersonators, provide novice and experienced boaters
www.pugetsoundcruisingclub.org beverages, and a 5-course dinner. Doors with information and skills on boat
open and silent auction bidding begins preparation, handling heavy weather,
February 19: Clyde Ford, an award at 5:00 pm. recommended safety equipment,
winning NW nautical thriller writer will Now in its 34th year, CWB’s Annual emergencies at sea, and preparing for
present and read from his latest Charlie Auction & Dinner Celebration is our sailing off-shore. The program is open to
Noble book, Whiskey Gulf. largest fundraiser. Proceeds from the cruising and racing skippers, crew, and
February 27: PSCC annual potluck, event will benefit CBW ’s award-winning family, recreational power boaters, and
dance and silent auction at the South hands-on educational programs for kids commercial fishermen. The Saturday’s
County Senior Center in Edmonds. of all ages. CWB is able to engage over classroom program is designed to meet
March 19: Steve & Elsie Hulsizer and 5,000 youth in on the water activities the requirements for offshore racers in US
Steve & Judy Dauzenroth will present each year, and through the donations of and Canadian events. Sunday’s optional
their experiences of Cruising in the generous supporters is able to provide program includes hands-on training
Queen Charlotte Islands. most youth classes on a pay-what-you- and in-the-water demonstrations, and
March 27: Raft-up in Gig Harbor for a can basis. is therefore limited to 60 people. For
Chili Potluck. Bring your favorite chili If you have any questions about the more information and registration,
and side dish or desert. auction, email
auction@cwb.org or call visit The Sailing Foundation website:
(206) 382-2628.
www.thesailingfoundation.org
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