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13 Corinthian YC Seattle CCS: Scatchet Head 3 Corinthian YC Seattle Nelson Point race,
(206) 789-1919 call (206) 789-1919
27-28 Safety at Sea seminar in Seattle website:
13 North U Trim seminar,Vancouver, B.C., 3 West Sound Corinthian Rich Passage
www.thesailingfoundation.org
call (800) 347-2457 Ramble, (360) 769-8303
27-28 Langley Boat Harbor Murder
15 US Maritime Captain’s license class, call 9 Captain Roy’s OUPV course, Mt Vernon,
Mytery Weekend, harbormaster@
(360) 385-4852 (360) 678-0509
portofsouthwhidbey.com
18-20 Anacortes Boat Show at Cap Sante Boat 10 Sloop Tavern YC Blakely Rock Benefit
27-28 Brion Toss will teach at the Safety at
Haven Marina, (360) 299-2526 regatta,
paulkalina@hotmail.com
Sea Seminar sponsored by The Sailing
19 PSCC presents Steve & Judy Dauzenroth, 10 48° North/Fisheries Supply Marine Swap
Foundation, (360) 385-1080
(425) 466-2586 Meet,Mariner’s Square Parking Lot,
28-8 Heineken Regatta, St. Maarten,
20 Gig Harbor YC Islands race, email: 7:00am-1:00pm, call (206) 632-3555
for info contact (415) 381-4773 or
wildflower@harbornet.com or call 10 Sandpoint Sailing Assoc. Race Managment,
www.SafePassageSailing.com
(253) 225-1846
www.sandppointsailing.com
21 North U Trim seminar, Seattle, WA, 10 Langley Boat Harbor Scuba Dive Event,
call (800) 347-2457 Port of South Whidbey
March 23 First Aid at Sea seminar in Seattle, call 10-11 Anacortes YC Tulip Cup, (360) 941-0854
(206) 543-1225 10-11 Corinthian YC Seattle Puget Sound
4 Bellevue Sail & Power Squad. America’s 23 US Maritime Celestial Navigation Class, Sailing Regatta “Small Boats”, call
Boating course,
diannegre57@comcast.net call (360) 382-2628 (206) 789-1919
6 Corinthian YC Seattle CCS: Blakely Rock, 26 Captain Roy’s Master course, Mt Vernon, 15-18 Strictly Sail Pacific at Jack London Square,
(206) 789-1919 (360) 678-0509 Oakland, CA
6 Traditional Boats of the Pacific Northwest 27 Puget Sound Cruising Club raft-up in 17 Bellevue Basic Boating Course, www.
Conference: Columbia River Maritime Gig Harbor, (425) 466-2586
bellevuepowersquadron.org/education
Museum in Astoria, (503) 325-2323 27 Corinthian YC Seattle CCS: Three Tree 17 Swap Meet at the Wooden Boat
6 Sandpoint Sailing Assoc. Racing Rules for Point, call (206) 789-1919 Foundation, check:
woodenboat.org or
Sailing,
www.sandppointsailing.com 27 Port Orchard YC Spring Shakedown race, email:
ask@woodenboat.org
6-7 Rig Your Boat workshop, call Brion Toss (360) 769-8303 17 “Welcome the Whales” Festival, Port of
Yacht Riggers (360 769-8303 27-28 Meydenbauer Bay YC round-the-buoy South Whidbey
10 Happy Birthday Ri)ch! races, call (206) 786-3684 17-18 Corinthian YC Seattle Puget Sound
11 Boating Education Series: (206) 352-8674 Sailing Regatta “Large Boats”, call
or (206) 799-1667 (206) 789-1919
12-14 Port Orchard YC Rendezvous at April 24 Seattle YC Smith Island race, call
Bremerton Marina (206) 325-1000
12-14 Roche Harbor YC rendezvous at 2-3 West Vancouver YC Southern Straits race, 24 Poulsbo YC Invitational, call
Bremerton Marina check:
www.wvyc.bc.ca (360) 769-8303
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