Lowtide
Serving Northwest Boaters since 1983
Lowtide
Quick & Dirty Boatbuilding Has Been Cancelled
We regret to inform you that Quick
We offer complete engine room service: • Haul outs • Shaft and Prop repair • Repower or rebuild • Our dock or yours
Northwest Distributor for: • Westerbeke Engines & Parts • Universal Engines & Parts
Dealers for: • Crusader Engines & Parts • Yanmar Engines & Parts
Visit our parts department Monday - Friday 8 am - 5 pm
We are located on Seattle's Lake Union at 717 NE Northlake Way, Seattle, WA
206-547-2477
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and Dirty Boatbuilding has been cancelled for 2010 due to the economy and budget considerations. Please come to Maritime Fest and enjoy the other attractions.
LaConner
Yacht & Car Show August 14
The 10th annual La Conner Classic
Boat & Car show is from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at La Conner Marina South Basin. Whether your love is classic cars, show cars, classic yachts, or work boats; you will be pleasantly surprised at this year’s event. Many are one-of-a-kind! Donation is $3; children under 12
years are free. For more information, be sure to visit
www.laconnerchamber.com or call (888) 642-9284.
South Sound
Women’s Boating Seminar September 18
South Sound Sailing Society and the miracle
Look what Clean Sails did for me!
SAIL & CANVAS CLEANING
206-842-4445 DROP-OFF POINTS
Schattauer Sails North Sails Seaward Canvas, Tacoma
Port Townsend Sails Skookum Sails, Bellingham UK Halsey, Anacortes
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Expect a
Olympia Yacht Club proudly present the first ever South Sound Women’s Boating Seminar on Saturday at the Olympia Yacht Club in Olympia. Speakers and presentations for the full-day event include: • Capt. Linda Lewis - VHF Radio: Basics to AIS • Kathryn Norris – The Care and Feeding of a Diesel Engine • Alison Mazon – How to Choose and Care for an Outboard Motor • Lynn Reister – Surveys and Boat Maintenance • Mary Campbell – 10 things a woman needs to know about cruising in Alaska Boaters of both power and sail
persuasions are welcome! For more information or to register, visit
www.ssssclub.com and click on “Women’s Boating Seminar.”
Northwest Tugboat Tales August 29
Northwest Tugboat Tales is a
compilation of seventeen songs by various Northwest musicians. Many of the songs were written for this CD, because until now there have not been many songs about Northwest tugboats. At the CD release party, you will be able to meet some of the musicians and hear some of the songs performed live. Free snacks and beverages, and a chance to tour the historic Arthur Foss from 3:00- 5:00 pm at Lake Union Park, 860 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109. For more information.
www.maritimefolknet.org or (206) 448-0707.
Center For Wooden Boats Recognized as Top Program by US Sailing
The Center for Wooden Boats (CWB),
the hands-on maritime museum and sailing activity center on South Lake Union and Cama Beach on Camano Island, have been selected “outstanding year round program” for 2009 by the United States Sailing Association (US Sailing) Community Sailing Council. US Sailing’s Community Sailing
Council promotes and supports community sailing in the United States. Each year the council presents a number of awards honoring those who have made outstanding contributions to the growth and development of community access sailing in the U.S. “We are honored to be recognized
by US Sailing as the outstanding year round program,” said CWB executive director Betsy Davis. “Providing public access to the water and hands-on sailing experiences is a core part of our mission and I am very proud of our staff, volunteers and supporters who work hard to make it possible,” she said. CWB provides access to the water
through free Sunday sails, youth and adult sailing lessons, boat making workshops, family boatbuilding, field trips for children and many other hands- on programs. Contact CWB at (206) 382-2628.
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