Lowtide
NW Multihull Meeting
Nautical Crossword
April 7   
“Converting a Sailboat to a
 
Powerboat, then Cruising the ICW",
  
by Bill Mains, 7:00 pm Seattle at new
location: Puget Sound Yacht Club on  
Lake Union, 2321 N Northlake Way,
www.nwmultihull.org, (206) 937-7454.
   
 
 
Classic Yacht Association
Wooden Boat Display
 
May 29-31
  
Twenty Classic Yacht Assoc. Wooden
Yachts will be on display at the Rotary’s     
Edmond’s Waterfront Festival at the Port
of Edmonds Marina. The classic yachts
 
will be available for public boarding from
  
10:00 am-4:00 pm on May 30-31. Contact
Frank Young (425) 210-7341.
Across Down
1 Lighthouse watcher 1 Inuit canoe
State Offers Grants
4 Constellation in the northern sky 2 Be mistaken

8 16th US President 3 Ultra high frequency radio signal
“The state is accepting applications
for funding to build a range of outdoor
10 Bible boat 4 Bottom of the ocean
recreational facilities and to preserve
11 Describing a boat that handles with 5 Old salt
and restore salmon habitat,“ the little effort 6 Medical TV show
Recreation and Conservation Office
12 Piece of fitted material lashed 7 Reef or rocky obstruction
announced today. “These grants help
around the cockpit to provide some 9 Lad
make our communities great places
protection from spray 13 Small whale
to live, work and play,” said Kaleen
Cottingham, director of the Recreation
14 Beam of light 14 Line attached loosely to the lower
and Conservation Office. “Without them,
15 Credit (abbr.) part of a spinnaker used to haul the
many communities wouldn’t have the 16 Small outboard motor sail back aboard when lowering
resources to provide parks and trails or
18 Popeye, e.g. 15 Bamboozles
take care of endangered species.”
20 Edge 17 Describing a weather situation with
The Recreation and Conservation
21 “Take your pick” no wind and no seas
Office offers 12 grant programs for
activities such as building parks and
22 Tanker ships 18 A sib
trails, protecting wildlife habitat and
23 Masts, booms, etc. 19 Port side of a vessel
conserving working farms. 26 Distance measure, for short 22 Jute fiber soaked in tar, used to make
• Boating – Funding to acquire, develop
27 Width of a ship at her widest part seams watertight
or renovate public boating facilities,
28 One of the radiating bars that 24 “The ___ strikes back”
including boat launches and ramps,
support the steering wheel 25 Light wind
guest moorage and support facilities for
all sizes of boats. Grant applications are
29 A pole direction (2 words) 30 Old abbreviation for East
due May 1.
34 More threatening Germany
For more information on who’s 35 24 hours 31 Chill
eligible to apply and what projects
36 Canvas 32 A Kennedy
can compete, visit the Recreation
37 Ship’s sections 33 Pub fixture
and Conservation Office website at:
38 Media handler solution on page 83
www.rco.wa.gov
48° No r t h , Ap r i l 2009 pA g e 25
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