This President’s Day weekend, 350 boats, 140 exhibits and 50 dealers will overtake the Roland E. Powell Convention Center, where visitors can view and purchase watercraft equipment, as well as learn about the industry’s newest water-related technology.
Like in years past, the Ocean City-Berlin Optimist Club – a local nonprofit composed of more than 120 members – will host the event and will use proceeds from the show to support youth programs and scholarship funds within the community.
Charles Smith, publicity chairman for the Optimist Club, said the event brings an average of 12,000 people through the doors of the convention center each year and offers them a chance to view the industry’s leading equipment and win a pontoon boat and motor, courtesy of North Bay Marina owners Scott and Mary McCurdy.
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5 comments:
Gee....sure wish I wasn't working 2 jobs and raising 4 kids...I'd like to have a boat.
Gee, them there college educations is worthless ain't they.
A big thanks to Mrs. McCurdy and Mr. Mike! Great people, great family.
Every year that I think that I can afford a boat, I can't.
12:24 What? you assume that someone with 2 jobs is uneducated...Haha...rich. Paying back college loans is worth one job salary and the other to raise children....1 already in college.
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