Lowtide
CG Auxiliary NW Seaport Chantey Sing USCG Auxiliary
Boating Safety Course April 10 Vessel Safety Checks
April 11 April 4 & 18
Aboard the historic steamship
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Virginia V at Lake Union Park, 860 Terry The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
will conduct an “About Boating Safely” Ave N, Seattle, 8:00 – 10:30 pm. will conduct Vessel Safety Checks free
course at Bainbridge Island Commons, These songs of the sea are easy to of charge to all boaters on Saturday,
Kalgren Room. 402 Brien Drive, SE, learn and fun to sing. All ages welcome. April 4 and Saturday April 18, from
8:00 am to 5:00 pm with one hour for Dan Roberts, known for his deep voice 9:00 am – 12:00 am at Gate 9, Squalicum
lunch. and sense of humor, will be on board Harbor Marina, Bellingham.
This course offers recreational boat- as songleader to keep the music rolling, A trained auxiliary examiner will
ers a wide variety of information and with opportunity for anyone to lead check the safety features and equipment
instruction on safety equipment, boat a song or just join in the chorus. The of all vessels, including those items
handling and trailering, navigation, rules theme will be songs of foolishness. required by state and federal regulations.
of the road, water and weather, federal The historic passenger ferry Virginia V, The examiner will offer information
and state requirements for boating and last of the Puget Sound mosquito fleet, and advice on how to comply with the
much more! will be docked at the Historic Ships mandatory boating safety regulations.
A $35 registration fee covers book, Wharf during the sing. Admission free, Boat owners will be awarded the
CD, materials and exam. Contact, Grant donations accepted. Refreshments & USCG 2009 Vessel Safety Seal for passing
maritime CDs for sale. Wayne Palsson the Vessel Safety Check requirements.
host. For information, (206) 447-9800 or
“Big Show for Small Boats”
Visit
www.bliaux.com if you would
www.nwseaport.org/programs.html like to make an appointment at another
May 23 time for a vessel safety check.
A FREE boat show in conjunction
with the initial launch of the planned
Squadron Basic Boating Massive Marine Garage Sale
to be annual Memorial Day weekend Course April 18
Kitsap Harbor Festival held between
Bremerton and Port Orchard. Bellingham Sail and Power The Maritime Museum of British
The show features human and wind Squadron's eight-week Basic Boating Columbia will be holding its 6th annual
powered boats (ie, row boats, sailing Course starts at Bellingham Technical Massive Outdoor & Marine Garage Sale
dinghies, kayaks, etc). College Tuesday evening 6:30-8:30 p.m., on Saturday April 18 from 9:00 am, until
It is FREE to exhibitors and attendees. April 28 and runs through June 16. The 1:00 pm. The popular event will take
It is from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm in the $65 fee entitles students to instruction, place at the pier A warehouse building
Port Orchard Waterfront Park next to the course manual and chart plotter. Students at Ogden Point-cruise ship terminal-on
Port Orchard Marina and Bremerton/ also need dividers and NOAA Chart Dallas Road inVictoria.
Port Orchard Foot Ferry terminal. See 18421 (Strait of Juan de Fuca to Strait Information:
www.mmbc.bc.ca. To
www.richpassage.com/KHF.html of Georgia). To register call (360) 752- register contact:
kamala@mmbc.bc.ca,
The Kitsap Cup Regatta, including 8350 and ask for Item #4560-4. For more (250) 385-4222 x 111.
keelboat, Laser and dinghy class races, is information:
www.boatingisfun.org or
also planned for that Saturday afternoon Chris Backus at (360) 715-1984.
www.kitsapcup.com
Boat Slips in Downtown
Check out the
Kirkland Available!
48°North
Surrounded by restaurants, galleries, Online Survey
shopping, and entertainment.
Protected marina • New docks • Slips 28’-75’.
www.48north.com
Call 425-941-6000
Please tell us a little about your sailing habits
and we’ll put your name in to win some really
or e-mail:
spiffy prizes.
offi
ce@kirklandwaterfront.com
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