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2002
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| Boston,
MA Oct. 2, 2003 - Frances McElwain Wakeman,
of Cohasset, MA, inducted into New England Women's Sports Hall
of Fame at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
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Frannie
was a four-time winner of the prestigious Adams Cup, 1935-38.
Frannie served as a Trustee of the Cup from 1947 to 2001. The
US SAILING National Championship Trophy, the N.E. women's Junior Single
Handed Trophy and the MASS Bay Women's Championship Trophy are all
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September
2002
Sue Corl, Lisa Chandler, Myrna Farquhar, Emma Richards
(in teal), Susan Lee, Val Cook, Joan Thayer and Liz Garvin
Giving a warm send off to Emma Richards as she enters
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| NWSA Annual Meeting; Partnership
with US SAILING
NWSA will hold a strategic planning meeting
at its annual meeting in Colorado Springs, CO, March 14th.
The outcome will produce a business plan for the next two years,
with more programs and fun events for NWSA members. The meeting
will be followed by two days of meetings with the Women's Sailing
Committee of US SAILING to work on the new partnership. We
believe the partnership will provide NWSA members with access to
programs we do not now provide and likewise provide women in US
SAILING with access to our programs.
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January 2002
Hine awarded Leadership in Women's Sailing Award
Gail Hine,
one of the first female sailors in the U.S. to organize large-scale
training events for women, was awarded the third Leadership in Women's
Sailing Award at Sail Expo in Atlantic City, NY, in January. Hine
has worked for 30 years to expand sailing opportunities for women.
She recently completed running the 13th annual Women's Sailing Convention
in Corona del Mar, CA in February. This event brought together over
300 women for a day of workshops on and off the water. Hine was
the first female commodore of her yacht club, served as president
of Recreational Boaters of California and was on the BoatU.S. National
Advisory Council. Hine was named Yachtsman of the Year receiving
the Peggy Slater Award in 1990 by the Southern California Yachting
Association and received the Hine still races her Nightingale 24
in local regattas.

Left to right: Doris Colgate (NWSA), Gail Hine, Elaine
Dickinson (BoatUS)
Stories and Scenes from
2002 AdventureSail® Events
July 27, 2002 -Sacramento, CA
Hosted by: Sacramento's Catalina 22 Fleet 4 Association
Coordinator: Phil Agur, pjagur@directcon.net
Total number of participants: 64.
Stories expected shortly.
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