BLUE-PRINT FOR THE ARUN CLASS LIFEBOAT

Stuart Welford, Research & Development Manager of the R.N.L.I. will describe the process of developing this class of vessel.

TWO STAR — ACROSS THE ATLANTIC

Our members and the only husband and wife team, Hugh and Angela Farrant will excite us with their adventures in getting there and back in their new Sadler Starlight 38.

YACHTMASTER

What it takes to become a Yachtmaster. James Stevens, the R.Y.A. cruising coach explains and also outlines the new design and equipment requirements for Sailing School yachts.

CHARTS & PILOT BOOKS FOR YACHTSMEN

Willie Wilson, Chairman of Imray Laurie Norie Wilson will describe the work that goes into the preparation and production of the necessities for safe and enjoyable cruising.

ANCHORS AND DROGUES — FACTS AND MYTHS

Discussed by Bernard Hayman of Yachting World.

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME

Captain Adrian Allenby, R.N. Master of the Sir Winston Churchill will talk about the work of the Sail Training Association and life aboard the Schooners.

“SATURDAY SPECIAL”

IMPROVE YOUR WEATHER AWARENESS

Plotting and tracking depressions. David Houghton, Olympic Meteorological adviser, will give a day’s tution.

SOMETHOUGHTS FOR NAVIGATION WHEN MAKING A

CHANNEL CROSSING

From Sqn Ldr Ken Burgess, Senior Lecturer in navigation and meteorology at the College of Maritime Studies, Warsash.

FITTED OUT FOR COMFORT AND EFFICIENCY

Experienced cruising yachtsman, Dr. Malcolm McLaren, illustrates his priorities when fitting out his Moody Grenadier “Malmac” for serious extended off-shore cruising.

VOYAGE OF THE LORNE LEADER

Association member Wolfgang Ansorge describes his voyage in a 1892 Brixham trawler to St Kilda and the Hebrides including many rarely visited islands.

A.G.M. and VIDEO

THE ASSOCIATION SILVER JUBILEE DINNER

at Trinity House, London EC3

Guest Speaker: Maj Ewen Southby-Tailyour.