[NEohioPAL]Steamship MATHER Museum Seeks Volunteer Tour Guides

Mon Mar 3 05:57:03 PST 2003

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Ever wonder what's up with those BIG ships that ply the Great Lakes?  How=
 about learning fascinating facts and stories about life on the Inland Se=
as to share with delighted visitors from around the world?  Heck, how 'bo=
ut just hanging out on a sunny day down at the East Ninth Street Pier thi=
s Summer with all of the bicentennial excitement, Amistad, Tall Ships, an=
d of course, the Labor Day Air Show?!

Well then you're in luck.  Whether you're a land lubber or a retired capt=
ain, the Steamship William G. Mather Museum is looking for enthusiastic, =
outgoing folks to become volunteer Tour Guides.  The Mather offers FREE t=
raining and paid parking, including a comprehensive reference manual, lot=
s of opportunities to practice, and the best volunteer crew on the Great =
Lakes.  Heck, we even feed you a hearty steamboat dinner!

Training is on three consecutive Saturdays: March 22, 29, and April 5 fro=
m 8:30 am - 2:30 pm.  The Mather's public season starts the first weekend=
 of May, and if you like working with kids and seniors, there are many re=
served groups starting in April and throughout the season.  We have volun=
teer opportunities of all kinds, so if being a tour guide isn't your thin=
g, give us a call to see how you can help.

Contact Rob Catalano, Museum Manager, to get more details and to register=
.
Phone: 216-574-9053 or e-mail: wgmather at msn.com

Welcome Aboard "The Ship That Built Cleveland"!

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<HTML><BODY STYLE=3D"font:10pt verdana; border:none;"><DIV>Ever wonder wh=
at's up with those BIG ships that ply the Great Lakes?  How about le=
arning fascinating facts and stories about life on the Inland Seas to sha=
re with delighted visitors from around the world?  Heck, how 'bout j=
ust hanging out on a sunny day down at the East Ninth Street Pier this Su=
mmer with all of the bicentennial excitement, <EM>Amistad</EM>, Tall Ship=
s, and of course, the Labor Day Air Show?!</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>W=
ell then you're in luck.  Whether you're a land lubber or a retired =
captain, the Steamship <EM>William G. Mather </EM>Museum is looking for e=
nthusiastic, outgoing folks to become volunteer Tour Guides.  The Ma=
ther offers <STRONG>FREE training and paid parking</STRONG>, including a =
comprehensive reference manual, lots of opportunities to practice, and th=
e best volunteer crew on the Great Lakes.  Heck, we even feed you a =
hearty steamboat dinner!</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Training is on thre=
e consecutive <STRONG><U>Saturdays: March 22, 29, and April 5 from 8:30 a=
m - 2:30 pm</U></STRONG>.  The Mather's public season starts the fir=
st weekend of May, and if you like working with kids and seniors, there a=
re many reserved groups starting in April and throughout the season.&nbsp=
; We have volunteer opportunities of all kinds, so if being a tour guide =
isn't your thing, give us a call to see how you can help.</DIV> <DIV>&nbs=
p;</DIV> <DIV><STRONG>Contact Rob Catalano, Museum Manager, to get more d=
etails and to register.</STRONG></DIV> <DIV><STRONG>Phone: 216-574-9053 o=
r e-mail: </STRONG><A href=3D"mailto:wgmather at msn.com"><STRONG>wgmather at m=
sn.com</STRONG></A></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>Welcome Aboard "The Ship=
 That Built Cleveland"!<BR><BR></DIV></BODY></HTML>

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