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	1^st Annual Lake Monroe Sailing Association Summer Sailstice 2008 Sail-A-Thon


	Agenda


	Rules


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	Pledge Sheet


	Event Flyer




	www.SummerSailstice.com


		June 21 & 22, 2008

	The LMSA sail-a-thon is a fun and exciting activity for sailors of all ages who wish to give back and help out the next generation of sailors. All skippers and sailboats are welcome; skippers set desired goals based on boat, experience and desire.

Our goal is to help the activities committee raise monies to fund on the water sailing events and promotional items for the youth sailing program. We hope that each crew will participate in the sail-a-thon to the best of its ability. If each sailing vessel raises $50.00, we will achieve our goal. We’re hoping to make this sail-a-thon the best ever, so the more contributions you raise, the more successful we’ll be at achieving our goal. Thank you very much for your participation!

Location: Lake Monroe, Sanford FL

Event Agenda:

June 20^{th -}6:00 pm LMSA Club Meeting

Black Swan Pub / formerly The Emerald Hen
(corner of Park Ave. & 2^nd St., Sanford, FL)
(Drop off Sponsor Pledge forms at the FUN Maritime Academy)

June 21^{st -}6:30 am Sail-a-thon Begins

8:00 pm Raft-Up and Sunset Cocktail Hour

June 22^{nd -}6:30 am Sail-a-thon continues

5:00 pm Sail-a-thon ends

6:00 pm Gathering at Wolfy’s Restaurant

Sail-a-thon Rules

Sailors may start collecting pledges as soon as they receive the pledge sheets. Reminder: Pledge sheets need to be turned in on or before sail-a-thon day, Saturday June 21, 2008.

Pledges may be made by anyone. Please ask everyone who pledges if their company has a matching gift fund policy.

Each sponsor making a pledge should write their own name, pledge per nautical mile, and maximum pledge. Sailors may collect the pledge in advance but must keep pledges until all are collected.

On summer sailstice sail-a-thon weekend, each sailing vessel will sail during a specified time period on Lake Monroe. The lake is approximately 3 nautical miles wide (north-south) and 4 nautical miles long (east-west). Each participant will sail on the honor system abiding to the “Corinthian Spirit: Not how you win, how you play the game.”

Upon completion of the sail-a-thon, sailor will hand in their tally sheets. A volunteer will record each sailing vessel’s total nautical miles on their pledge sheet and return it. Sailors may then collect outstanding pledges. Please return pledge sheets with the money to the Lake Monroe Sailing Association by Saturday, July 19^th – July LMSA Meeting.

No Power Boats are allowed. Participants are encouraged to wear hats and sunscreen if it’s sunny or bring rain gear if it’s rainy.


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