... Sailing VIC LEWIS Safety in its general sense is one of the prime concerns of any sailing club committee. not only in connection with members' valuables, their boats and the clubhouse wooden buildings are prone to fire vandalism—but also the members ...

... Sailing By VIC LEWIS Balling falls. of course, into many categories and the following two books on entirely different aspects of boating are both worth reading. The Broads, by E. A. Ellis (Collins. Xs.) has. at first glance. very little to do with sailing ...

... Sailing EVEN identical twins are not identical in every respect and when two new versions by two separate moulders were produced a few months ago to succeed the first glass-fibre 0P.14 hull it created an unfortunate situation for all concerned. may arLse ...

... Sailing APPLICATIONS for the Sailing rights on Trimpley Reservoir. on the banks of the Severn, near Bewdley, have been invited by Birmingham Water Department. Some might think the announcement a little premature, for the reservoir will not be finished ...

... Sailing VIC LEWIS: AMBITIOUS FUTURE OF RESERVOIR RACING I AM sure one of the moat successaful sailing events of 1969 will be the Two-of a Kind that the Steel Company of Wales Sailing Club Is almost certain to hold about this time of year. My forecast ...

... Sailing VIC LEWIS SUGGESTS MORE RACES FOR A MIDLAND CLUB THE committee a sailing same time two 5.6 seater yachts club is similar in many and a mini-sued car. ways to Parliament or local On the subject of clubs, two government in that it has a others in ...

... Sailing SHOULD be quite a good meeting later on today at the International Boat Show In London when 0.P.14 owners discuss the advent of a Mark II gbalelbe hull. aat aaust bum haw sag. operation The arbrisr of the the shay' in tbe water t a g ally a boat ...

... SAILING Olton Mere Sailing Club beat Barn, Green by 1% points lost to 13 to win the final of Sutton Sailing Club's second annual open team race at Powells Pool. Sutton Park. Sutton Goldfield. yesterday. ...

... member of the Abbey Sailing Club at a time when one of its members. Mr. 8. F. Hoar, suggested that all sailing clubs should ask their members for an extra 2s 6d a year to be used for the benefit of British international amateur sailing, including the Olympic ...

... Sailing THIS is the weekend that may well change more lives than any other in the year. It is. of course, the traditional start to the summer sailing season. To thousands this will be the resumption of sailing after dreary months of winter lay-off. They ...

... for an inland-waterway cruising man. who is likely to have only a casual interest in deep-water sailing. Here lies a clue, then. Perhaps an anthology of sailing in most of its widely-varied forms will All the bill—and I have just the book. Down the Wind ...

... discovered or engineered a better product in sails or petrol, th e others would rapidly experiment, investigate and follow suit. Result of this competition should be that all reputable makers of sails usually produce sails of equal efficiency.. 1.C.1. Fibres has ...