Scuttlebutt Magazine - January 2008 - (Page 15) www.scuttlebutt.com January 2008 • Page 15 Minneapolis Boat Show coming Jan. 23-27 Minnesota leads the nation in per capita boat ownership. One in six Minnesotans owns a boat. They love their boats, and they love the Boat Show. The bright, beautiful Minneapolis Convention Center is home to the 36th Minneapolis Boat Show January 23 - 27. It is located close to hotels, restaurants and skyways connecting it to the heart of downtown. Ample parking and easy freeway access make the Convention Center the perfect destination. With the Upper Midwest’s best selection of new boats and hundreds of booths showcasing the latest in engines, electronics, fishing gear and accessories, cilman. In these roles he has been a leader in the development of a small town into a prosperous city. Rockvam is a certified marine manager, the 2002 Lake Minnetonka Chamber of Commerce Business Person of the Year and the 2005 Orono there’s no better place to get a head start on a summer full of fun. From canoes to cruisers, from pontoons to personal watercraft there are boats for every lifestyle, activity and budget. New for 2008 is SailFest, an allsailing showcase featuring sailboats, gear and accessories plus sailing seminars. The five-day event is also the best time to buy, offering you a once-a-year chance to compare makes and models, secure insurance and financing and gear up with the latest accessories all at one time, under one roof. Among the features at this years show is the “Bling My Boat” contest winner – you’ll be amazed at how this 1974 Donzi Hornet was completely transformed into a boating beauty. This year’s Antique and Classic boat exhibit offers a before and after look at a 1955 Thompson Thomboy and free seminars on boat restoration. Giveaways and contests also add to the fun. Stop by the Discover Boating Center. It’s your one-stop resource for the latest in boating information and expert, unbiased advice. Tickets are $10 for adults; $5 for juniors 13-15. Thursday, Jan. 24 is Senior Day when tickets are $7 for those 62 and over. Children are admitted free. Discount tickets ($8) are available at Cub Foods. ■ IT’S TIME FOR THAT BOAT! –––––––––––––––––– HALL OF FAME CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14 –––––––––––––––––– High School Distinguished tions from other operators Alumni. Currently he is a about everything from member of the NCMA equipping forklifts for the board of directors. service to building racks Jerry has openly shared and storage buildings. his decades of first-hand For his service to the experience in running a industry and the commudry-stack service and nity, NCMA has included serves as a resource to oth- him in the list of industry ers in the industry. He has leaders and its Hall of ■ answered countless quesFame. 36 MINNEAPOLIS BOAT SHOW JANUARY 23–27, 2008 Minneapolis Convention Center Enjoy 5 days of boating fun and once-a-year deals! • Hundreds of boats—everything from powerboats to personal watercraft • All the latest in motors, marine gear and accessories th ® • New for 2008! SailFest—Dedicated sailing showcase featuring sailboats, sailing accessories, seminars & more • FREE life jackets for kids, Saturday and Sunday, from Allstate Boat Insurance. While supplies last. • Crocs Test Drive—Try a pair at the show and experience for yourself why people love this comfy footwear • Bling my Boat—See the 2008 boat makeover contest winner. Presented by Travelers Insurance • Senior Day, Thursday, January 24—Seniors (62+) Save $3 on tickets, just $7 each. (Reg. price $10) • Antique & Classic Boat exhibit—Focused on “Before and After” projects and free restoration seminars • Discover Boating Center—Information, resources and advice to help you get started in boating Skip the lines! For advance tickets and show details visit MinneapolisBoatShow.com Hours: Wednesday 5pm–10pm • Thursday & Friday Noon–10pm http://www.scuttlebutt.com http://MinneapolisBoatShow.com http://www.essexcredit.com http://www.essexcredit.com
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