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AWC — now an ACA Paddle America Club |
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| Goal: Foster local, regional and national cooperation for the betterment of paddling in America through a reciprocal membership arrangement between the AWC and the ACA. | ||
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| AWC Home - Updated Calendar (8/2008) | The Adobe Whitewater Club (AWC) now associated with the American Canoe Association (ACA) as a Paddle America Club | |||||||||
| Los Altos pool is closed 8/13 and
8/20 Swift Water Rescue clinic August 23-24 at San Juan College in Farmington The cost for AWC members is $150.00 this is a significant discount when compared to the classes offered in Colorado. At the end of the class you will be a certified SWR technician through the ACA. If you do river trips you should have this training. We are encouraging those members who have never taken a swift water rescue class to do, so those members will be given first priority. The class will then be filled with members who wish to be re-certified. If you wish to attend the class, please e-mail Mary Scofield at flipline@comcast.net (please let me know if you have previously taken a SWR course). There is paperwork and in order to reserve your spot, payment will need to be received prior August 18th. The class will be limited to 12 people, however a minimum of 8 is required. If you have further questions, please feel free to e-mail Marcel Bieg at BiegM@sanjuancollege.edu |
Junior and
Beginner Clinic scheduled for
August 16, 2008 Annual Membership meeting/Potluck/raffle dinner August 16, 2008 The clinics will begin at 9:00 am at TJ Bridge put-in. Please call Dallas Hill to pre-register, we need all participants to complete a questionnaire so we can match them up to the correct skill level. Juniors will need to have waivers signed by parents to participate. See the clinics page for more information about pre-registration and required equipment.
The potluck starts at 6 pm at the TJ Bridge group campsite. Bring a dish (this may be as simple as a fruit salad or as complicated as a dutch oven delight) to share. There are usually stoves a plenty and you can grill on the site's fireplace. The annual meeting follows the dinner and the raffle. The TJ group campsite is reserved for both Friday and Saturday night so enjoy the free camping. |
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AWC shirts now available on the WEB - Order here! |
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For Board Meeting details - Contact Mary Scofield for information, 505-265-4853.
Membership Information The Adobe Whitewater Club is dedicated to the enjoyment and protection of the rivers of New Mexico. See our Membership Benefits page for a description of membership benefits. Contact the appropriate club officer, board member, or coordinator.
Write your congressman/senator/president - The link
below takes you to an American Canoe Association page showing your
national representatives (based on your zip code) and their e-mail
addresses, along with already composed messages about current issues.
You may, of course, also compose your own messages to them. |
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© Adobe Whitewater Club of New Mexico, 1998-2006
Page Revised/updated:4/5/07 |
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