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Cayman Islands Sailing Club lays on a pre-event clinic

by Byte Class Association on 26 Dec 2009
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A Pre-NA Qualifier CII Clinic is being held at the Cayman Islands Sailing Club and National Sailing Centre on Monday and Tuesday March 8th and 9th from 9:00 hrs to 16:00 hrs.

The fee for the Clinic (both days included) is $100 per person and the Charter boats are being made available for use in the clinic at no additional cost.

If you intend to attend the clinic, it would be appreciated if would make your intentions known to Michael Weber, the Sailing Director at: sailing@sailing.ky
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