Lowtide Lowtide
NMTA American Boat & NW Multihull Association
Yacht Council Tech Courses February 2
February 2-5: Marine Electrical Cert. Northwest Multihull Association
February 17-19: Basic Electrical - "Trips, Tricks and Tips: sailing Puget
For information contact John Sound and Mexico" by club members,
Thorburn at NMTA, (206) 634-0911. 7:00 pm, Seattle at Puget Sound Yacht
Club, 2321 N Northlake ayW . Contact All boats accepted,
CWB Speaker
(425) 672-8668,
www.nwmultihull.org not just wooden ones!
February 19
Corinthian Yacht Club
We'll handle all the paperwork!
The Center for oW oden Boats
Open House
All funds raised go to support
speaker this month will be Bob Allen, February 20 The Center for Wooden Boats,
7:00 pm, aboard the Virginia V. He a hands-on maritime
will give a slide show and talk about All area sailors invited to stop museum and education center.
building a 26’ yawl. Refreshments will by and learn more about Seattle’s
be provided, and admission is free - but premiere sailboat racing yacht club.
More info on donating and
donations are always welcome. The open house is designed to provide
a list of boats for sale at
The Center for oW oden Boats prospective members and those just
islocated at 1010 Valley St, Seattle, interested in sharing stories and enjoying
www.cwb.org
(206) 382-2628, website:
www.cwb.org the view a chance to learn more about
the sailing opportunities and racing
fleets at CYC. February initiation fee
Beyond the Broughtons:
reduction available at open house, light
A User’s Guide to
refreshments and snacks, members and
officers available for questions, fleet
Cruising SE Alaska
boats on display.
February 27
Come help CYC celebrate its 65th
anniversary in 2010. From 1:00 to 5:00 pm
U. S. Maritime Academy
Boaters considering a cruise to at CYC Club House, Pier ,W Shilshole
Southeast Alaska will get valuable Bay Marina. For more information call
A Captain's License...
information at a one-day workshop (206) 789-1919.
Without
cosponsored by ashingtonW Sea Grant
and the Seattle Yacht Club at the Seattle
First Aid at Sea Course
Coast
Yacht Club, 1807 E. Hamlin St., Seattle.
The cost is $20.
February 22 &
“Beyond the Broughtons” will focus
March 23
Guard
on boating beyond British Columbia’s
Exams!
Broughton Archipelago, with special aW shington Sea Grant and Port
emphasis on Southeast Alaska’s cruising of Seattle Fishermen’s Terminal are
highlights. cosponsoring a Coast Guard-approved
"our style sets us apart"
The instructor, Capt. Linda Lewis, First Aid at Sea course. The course is OUPV (6-Pack)
holds a U.S. Coast Guard Master scheduled from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm,
&
100-ton License and is an Associate in the Nordby Conference Room,
Master 100 Ton
Professor Emerita at the University of Nordby Building, at Fishermen’s Sailing & Towing Endorsements
ashington.W Terminal in Seattle. Topics include
Renewal & Application Prep.
Topics will include strategizing cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, patient
First Aid, CPR & Physicals
routes, open-water crossings, working assessment, shock, trauma, burns,
the weather, co-existing with commercial fractures, hypothermia, cold-water
Tacoma - February 8th
vessels, Ketchikan customs, chart near-drowning, immobilization,
Seattle*- March 15th at:
inaccuracies and more. For more backboards, first-aid kits and more.
The Center for Wooden Boats
information or to preregister, call Sarah The fee for the workshop is $80.
*Bring this ad & receive $100 discount
Fisken at the aW shington Sea Grant Space is limited, so pre-registration is
NEW: Celestial Navigation March 23rd!!
Marine Education (206) 543-1225 or the advised. To register or for more info,
Seattle Yacht Club at (206) 325-1000. contact Sarah Fisken at (206) 543-1225 360-385-4852
or
sfisken@u.washington.edu
www.usmaritime.us
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