Special Discount on Spearguns at GLSPS

The Great Lakes Shipwreck Preservation Society (GLSPS) is holding their
annual shipwreck and scuba show on Saturday February 28th from 9:00 am until
6:00 pm at the AmericInn Hotel and Mermaid Entertainment & Event Center,
2200 County Road 10, Mounds View, Minnesota. Spend a day exploring
shipwrecks and maritime history, take a chance on winning one of the
numerous raffle prizes and help support the GLSPS shipwreck preservation
projects. It's THE event of the season and a great place to talk to a broad
spectrum of the regional dive community. Hope to see you there.

We'll have a variety of guns on display and there will be a drawing for at
least one free spearfishing class. Discover SCUBA and Discover Rebreathers
are happening in the hotel pool so come prepared if you'd like to try a
rebreather. Speakers begin at 10:00 am and finish at 4:30 pm, directly
followed by the raffle drawing and the announcement of the silent auction
winners. There is something for everyone in the entire family at Dive Into
the Past - The Twin Cities Shipwreck and SCUBA show.

More information and tickets are available at www.glsps.com.

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> More information and tickets are available at www.glsps.com.


As Greg pointed out, the correct link is www.glsps.org

You're a long way away, and a lot cold for my taste.

Good luck with the event.

Lee

"Lee Bell" <pleebell@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:BPApl.9067$b9.403@bignews6.bellsouth.net...
> You're a long way away, and a lot cold for my taste.
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> Good luck with the event.
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> Lee

The gun part draw your interest? ) Thanks, this is the major fund
raiser for the year so whatever happens this weekend will determine the
projects that get funded for the rest of the year.

ben bradlee wrote

> The gun part draw your interest? )

That's what got me to read the message. Once I did, other things interested
me more.

> Thanks, this is the major fund raiser for the year so whatever happens
> this weekend will determine the projects that get funded for the rest of
> the year.

Sounds like a fun event. Hope it's not spoiled by the terrible state of the
economy.