Lowtide
IOR Rendezvous July 2
IOR, the International Offshore
Rule sailboat measurement system rendezvous is a celebration of a now defunct measurement system that produced some incredible sailboats. It will be held at Port Madison hosted by the Port Madison Yacht Club. Contact: Ben Braden,
benjaminbraden@aol.com
Boat Engine Maintenance July 11-12
Washington Sea Grant and the
Port of Seattle Fishermen’s Terminal are cosponsoring a Diesel Engine Troubleshooting Workshop. Held at the Nordby Conference
Room, Nordby Building, Fishermen’s Terminal, Seattle, from 6:30-9:30 pm. To register or for more information, contact Sarah Fisken at (206) 543-1225 or
sfisken@u.washington.edu
Home Built Boats Weekend July 23-24
For people who have built small
craft, and for those who want to, this two-day event at The Center for Wooden Boats will feature amateur boatbuilders and their boats, skills demonstrations and Q&A sessions by professional boatbuilders and instructors. Free, donations accepted. Information at
www.cwb.org or contact Tim at
tim@timyeadon.com or (206) 382-2628.
Songs of the sea are easy to learn and
fun to sing. All ages welcome. Broadside & the Handsome Cabin Boys will be on board as songleaders. Aboard the Schooner Adventuress at Lake Union, 860 Terry Ave N, Seattle, 7:30-9:30 pm, admission free, donations accepted. For information, (206) 447-9800 or
www.nwseaport.org
We offer complete engine room service: • Haulouts
Serving Northwest Boaters since 1983
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 48° NORTH, JULY 2011 PAGE 24
• 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
Catalina 27 Rendezvous July 1-3
The Catalina 27 Rendezvous
committee, based in Nanaimo, BC is organizing the 3rd annual Rendezvous, to be held this year on the Canada Day weekend at Maple Bay Marina. The weekend activities will kick off
on Saturday morning with an informal open house. Crews are invited to compete in our Best Dressed crew/ sailboat contest in keeping with the July 1st Canada Day theme. Crews will have the opportunity to
visit the city of Duncan or during the day there will be games, followed by a visit to the dock by the "Windjammers" who will share their songs. On Saturday evening there will be a meal, served by the Shipyard pub & restaurant. The weekend's festivities wind up
on Sunday night, hopefully having succeeded in fostering new friendships with our American neighbors. For registration, moorage, and event information email:
g.barb@
shaw.ca
NW Seaport Chantey Sing July 1
Islander Freeport Rendezvous July 15-17
There will be a rendezvous for
Islander Freeport Sailboats and their owners and families/friends at the Brownsville Marina. On Friday we will have a happy hour on the dock. Saturday potluck, bonfire. Sunday breakfast and whatever else we dream up by then. We can discuss the FOGgers site as they relate to our own boats and problems. Slips at the Brownsville Marina have been reserved. RSVP to Dennis and Kathy at (425) 822-4971 or (206) 818-4971 or email:
oelrichde@yahoo.com
Signature Yachts’ All-Fleet Rendezvous July 29-31
A couple who lived, led and
nourished the fiberglass sailboat revolution will be honored guests at Signature Yachts’ All-Fleet Rendezvous at Port Ludlow. Tom and Jane Schock are central figures in the rise and continued success of the W.D. Schock Corporation. The Schock’s presentation on the
sailboat industry history will be just one feature of the rendezvous, part of a three-day Port Ludlow Festival by the Bay. The shore and harbor-based festival also includes music, sports competitions, a racing regatta, vendors, food, fun and fireworks. For information contact Signature
Yachts at
info@signature-yachts.com or (206) 284-9004.
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