AUTUMN PROGRAMME 1989
| Wednesday 4th October |
CLASSIC SAILING PASSAGESSouth Coast of England to Brittany with Kitty Hampton giving useful tips including passage planning. |
| Wednesday 11th October |
MARINE POLLUTION MATTERS — ABOVE AND BELOW THE WAVESSally Rodgers, underwater photographer and conservationist, assesses the impact of human activitiy on marine life. |
| Wednesday 18th October |
ESCAPING — ALL AT SEA AND ADRIFTAll at sea and adrift — Wing Commander Tony Jillings recounts with slides Sunderland Operations in the Mediterranean, being shot down in 1940 off the Coast of North Africa and his own escape. |
| Wednesday 25th October |
VIA PANAMA CANAL TO THE GALAPAGOSAssociation Members Angela and Hugh Farrant recall their sailing adventures from Venezuela to Galapagos including transitting the Panama Canal. (Come early and support the R.N.L.I. Christmas Stall) |
| Wednesday 1st November |
THE ONE DESIGN STORYYacht Designer David Thomas describes the making of the one design classes from the Sonata to the Sigma. |
| Wednesday 8th November |
CANOES AND CRUISERSStephen Riley of the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich returns to illustrate the early steps in the development of the small cruising yacht. |
| Wednesday 15th November. |
THE DORSET COASTLINECommander Peter Bruce takes us out of the Solent on an aerial trip along the Dorset coast to preview his new book”Inshore along the Dorset Coastline” |
| Wednesday 22nd November |
MANAGING THE RIVER HAMBLEThe Hamble Harbour Master Capt. C. J. Nichol! O.B.E. will illustrate the many facets of organising this busy sailing river. |
| Wednesday 29th November |
EXTENDED CRUISINGCanon Aishe, a long experienced yachtsman and winner of a number of cruising awards tells us of his extended summer cruises to the less well visited European cruising grounds. |
| Wednesday 6th December |
CAST OFF FOR CHRISTMASNew Nautical Teasers and songs with Tom Round. |