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THE MARINA NEWS MAGAZINE

SEPT. 16 & 17 - l ST ANNUAL MdR MARLIN TOURNAMENT See story page 3.

SEPT. 16 & 17 - DEL REY TO PT. D UME, PARA DISE COVE, AND RETURN RACE OR, MORF, and PHRF eligible if member of YC affi liated with SCYA. Details may be had from host Del Rey YC, 823-4664.

SEPT. 17 - H OME POR T R EGATTA All King Harbor boatowners are in­

vited to participate High lights of the event will be a

predicted log race for power boats, and at least 10 one-design or handicap class races.

For skippers racing for the firs t time, special instruction classes will be con­ducted by King Harbor YC officials. Peter Nooteboom will instruct new sailboat racing skippers, and Glen Mc­Martin will inform novices about pre­dicted log racing.

Race entry forms or fur­ther details about the regatta may be had at the Harbor Office in Redondo Beach City Hall, at the Redondo Chamber of Commerce, or from any Marina Office.

SEPT. 20- SUNSET SERIES (Outside) OR, PHRF, and MORF eligible if member of YC affili ated with SCYA. Start is at 6 p .m. California YC, 823-4567.

SEPT. 23 - PRITIKIN TROPHY PREDICTED LOG CONTEST Open to all powe, boats affi lia ted with YCs belonging to Southern Californ ia Cruiser Association. Skipper's Meet­ing is Sept. _22, Friday, at 1900 hrs. Any other info may be had from Power Chairman, Del Rey YC, 823-4664. SEPT. 23 & 24 - E RICSON-26 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Hosted by Windjammers' YC.

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SEPT. 24 - CECIL R. KING RACE For Portsmou th Handicap boats. King Harbor YC is hos t, 374-9082.

SEPT. 24 - MALIBU RACE Shoreline race. OR, MORF, PHRF, and MH are eligible if member of YC affi liated wi th SCYA. Also, points ap­ply for Matt Walsh Series for MORF and Overton Series for OR. California YC is hos t, 823-4567.

SEPT. 25, 26, & 27 - FLU SHOT CLIN IC $1.00. 7:30-9:30 pm. Call Marina Area Chamber of Commerce for details, 823-2828.

SEPT. 27 - SUNSET SERIES (Outside) See Sept. 20.

SEPT. 28 - WEATHER FORECASTING MEETING Open to members of all yacht clubs. See story page 7.

SEPT. 30- PABST PREDICTED LOG CONTEST Bendix Trophy will also be awarded. California YC is host, 823-4567.

SEPT. 30 & OCT. 1 - TRANS-BAY RACE Course is Del Rey to Malibu, Palos Verdes, and return. ( 42 miles.) Pos­sible overnigh t. OR, MORF, PHRF, ORCA, and One Design keel boats 20' or over plus nvIHA, and MI-I 18' or over. Sponsored by Santa Monica YC. Points apply to M2cCameron Jones Trophy for OR. For info call E lliott Birnberg, 882-0565, or (eves) 823-2276.

OCT. 7 - PT. V ICENTE T O CAT HAR BOR RACE MORF and PHRF are eligible to par­ticipate. Points also apply on Commo­dore's Trophy for PHRF. Host is Westward Cruising Club .

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BIKEWAYS ROUTE ADOPTED TWO BIKEWAY ROUTES have now been adopted by the Marina Area Chamber of Commerce. Shown discussing progress on the project to date are Bikeways Committee Chairman Ken Rosskopf (seated) and Committee Member Bill Barker.

The first route adopted - which would be immediately useable by cyclists of all ages with approval from the various authorities involved and the posting of suita­ble signs along it - would use Ocean Front Walk from Santa Monica to Washing­ton Blvd. It would continue along Pacific Avenue to the Marina enh·ance at Via Marina, circle through the Marina on Admiralty Way, follow Fiji Way to the breakwater and along the top of the breakwater to the Ballona Creek Bridge, across the bridge to 62nd Place then Esplanada in Playa del Rey, south to Culver Blvd. , then west to a service road on the beach, and south on this road to the fire pits at Isidore Dockweiler State Beach.

The second adopted route, and the ultimate goal for the project, would follow the same basic plan as the first, with greater separation of the bicycles from other traffic and brief al ternate routes in some places.

At the present time the Bikeways plan is being brought to the attention of the various organizations and service clubs in this area, with an eye to seeking all possi­ble support for it prior to its presentation for approval by appropriate county and city officials.

Del Rey Marlin Club To Host First Annual Tournament

Marina del Rey's First Annual Mar­lin Fishing Tournament is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, September 16 and 17.

Participating in the deep sea sport­fishing contect, hosted by the Del Rey Marlin Club, will be fishermen

from the California YC Anglers, the Del Rey YC Anglers, the Los Angeles Rod & Reel Club, and the Del Rey Marlin Club.

Trophies will be awarded to the winning club, and to individuals and boats scoring high points during the two-day event. An twards Dinner will be held at California YC on Thursday, November 16, for presenta­tion of the awards won in the Tourna­ment, and also those won in the recent First Annual del Rey Inter-Club Alba­core Tournament.

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In his garage workshop artist Lee Rice (above) welds part of a skeletal fish. Dozens of "nutbirds", as Rice calls the figures below, have been bought by decorators.

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Among the metal objects sculpted by 31 year old Venice artist Lee Rice and on view at Marina del Rey are metal boats made from big tin cans ( such as boat shown on cover, now at Trade Winds Marina), and a large whale at Windward Yacht & Repair fashioned from a sheet of copper that once protected the keel of a boat.

Simple as some of his materials may seem, such things as these - and the numerous birds and animals made from wire and nuts and bolts on indi­vidual commissions and for the lively decorator trade - are building a solid reputation for this artist who is also a sometimes sailor.

Untrained in art in a formal sense, and still considering himself essentially a painter rather than a sculptor, Mr. Rice began young. He became a mem­ber of the Casper, Wyoming, Art As­sociation at the age of 10. By 12, he had begun selling some of his sketches and drawings, and in high school at Indio, California, he was a winner in the National Date Festival art compe­tition for three years running.

Now a resident of Venice, Mr. Rice is the father of four children, ranging in age from nine to 13, all of whom enjoy sailing in the family sabot. Mr. Rice's own sailing hereabouts- besides that in his recently sold 16' outrigger Koloki (which means erratic, unstable) - has included crewing aboard Errol Flynn's 75' ketch Sirocco when it was at Portofino Marina, Ensenada racing aboard the 40' catamaran Dreamer, plus a stint of crewing aboard the 56' yawl Sea Lark.

Working for the most part with whatever material is at hand - which sometimes turns out to be tin cans, wire, or just plain bits of junk - Mr. Rice explains his technique as first sketching the object that is to be sculpted. He then reduces the sketch to its basic lines, and finally with tin­snips, bending tools, and a welding torch fashions his drawing into a final three dimensional permanence in metal. The evidence of how well he succeeds at this lies in the growing de­mand for his work by individuals and by many of this area's outstanding in­terior decorators.

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MAN OVERBOARD BY BETTY LEVESON

Fortunately very few of us will ever be called upon to handle a boat when someone has fallen overboard but the danger is always there and a person's life may depend upon your knowledge of handling a boat properly. It is of great importance that the skipper and his mate discuss and plan the procedure. Rescue drills may be staged by throwing a cushion overboard and then maneuver to pick it up.

When someone falls overboard, al­ways mark the spot and give aid by throwing a life ring and other floatable cushions near the fallen person, taking care not to hit him. If there is any sign that he is sick, injured or cannot swim, have someone who can swim jump in after him. But otherwise keep your whole crew on board. One uninjured man is always easier to rescue than two.

With a powerboat, or an auxi liary under power, steam ahead a minute or so, then give full rudder one way, then full rudder the opposite way, so as to describe a full circle ahead of the spot where the man has fallen. Then steam back along your wake, watching for the floating objects. Don't try to turn too short. You will not come back along your wake and may come up ei ther ahead or behind the man overboard and steam away from him or be forced to circle again losing precious minutes. That is the most common error under sail or power. Use the natural turning radius of your boat and don't try to turn more quickly.

Under sail, the standard practice is to "wear" back to the man, turning with the stern to the wind and jibing in the process. A jibe is often quicker than a tack because it puts you to leeward of the man and you come up to him into the wind. If the wind is blowing hard and there is question about the wisdom of a jibe, it may be faster to tack. In tacking, bear away first, then spin the boat about quickly, then bear away hard to get to leeward of the man and come into the wind for the rescue.

For the person aboard a sailboat who cannot sail but finds himself in the posi­tion of having to make a rescue, the best procedure may be to release all the sheets immediately. The boat should come up into the wi nd and the man overboard will have to make his way to the boat.

The man who has fa llen overboard should look for the li fe ring that has been thrown to him, swim to it and cling there, conserving all his energy. A properly fitted li fe ring should have a water light attached to it that lights

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All Santa Monica Bay YC members are invited to attend a talk on Marine Weather Forecasting at Del Rey YC on Thursday evening, September 28, at 8 p.m.

Guest speaker for the evening will be Gordon Shields, a marine meteor­ologist, who presently he~ds up 0e Marine Weather Forecastmg Section of the U.S. Weather Bureau.

Mr. Shields who has in addition to his present role served as an Air Force Weather Officer during World War II, then as a U.S. Weather Bureau Avia­tion Forecaster, will explain how mod­em forecasting can predict the state of the sea, swells, and surf. His talk, which will cover how to obtain weather information and how to read and understand weather charts, will also discuss the latest developments in forecasting resulting from the pho­tographs being made by the new weather satellites.

From Our Readers Dear Sirs:

This concerns stinkpot and rag men alike. It has been observed on numer­ous vessels that an adequate electroly­sis system does not appear on the majority of the boats, regardless of size, sail or power.

There have been in Marina del Rey a few sinkings directly attributed to electrolysis. The last known vessel sank only a few weeks ago. It was an H-~8 nam~d "Tina", which sank at her shp in Villa Del Mar anchorage. The par­ticular thru-hull fitting which gave way on this boat happened to be a knot indicator.

There are approximately 53 varia­tions of electrolysis, and these can be­come extremely complicated. How­ever, the majority of vessels can be protected by running a solid copper wire from both the anode and the cathode (two bolts) which run through a zinc plate usually located on the transom or bottom of a boat and at­taching it to the rudder, the engine, to all metal thru-hull fittings , and to all electronics. The idea is that this easily replaceable zinc plate, as the softest metal available, will then be the first metal to be attacked by any electro­lytic action that may occur.

Electrolysis is a very vital part of protecting your boat. It will pay you to understand it.

A. A. Cloud

The talk will be followed by a question and answer period. Hosting the presentation for Del Rey YC will be Education Committee Chairman Mark Segal.

New Ericson-26 Officers Named

Officers of the newly formed Eric­son-26 National Association will be: Jay Tharp, President; Bill Grant, Vice President; Julie Elliott, Secretary­Treasurer; and Wes Coss, Chief Measurer.

National Championship races for the Ericson-26 class are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, September 23 and 24 off Marina del Rey. Hosting the event will be Windjammers YC.

NOTICE The Marina de) Rey Fire

Department is interested in seeing any of the movies or still photos taken during the fire aboard a 26' Trojan in the Marina's main channel at about 12: 15 on Sunday, August 13.

The pictures are wanted for use in future firefighting train­ing programs. The number to call for those having, or know­ing a source of, such pictures is: 823-4571, Ext. 49.

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In a ceremony early this month the South Coast Corinthians YC at Marina del Rey inaugurated a chapter of the International Order of the Blue Gavel, an organization limited in membership to Past Commodores.

Fonned in Seattle in 1953, the Bfoe Gavel organization has since grown to include hundreds of YCs tlu·oughout the world.

Speaking as toastmaster, Staff Com­modore Cliff Smith said, "I regard it as significant that SCCYC, the oldest yacht club in the Santa Monica Bay area, should also be the first to honor its past commodores throl!'gh the form­ing of this chapter."

Shown in photos are some of the 14 Staff Commodores and their ladies who attended the event as honored guests.

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DO YOU SUFFER FROM "PAINT CAN DRIP?"

When you paint, does the paint fill the groove in the rim of the can, run down the sides and get all over the boat? When you replace the lid, does the paint splatter and mn some more?

When asked these questions in a recent survey, 65 per cent of boat owners said, "Yes! # "%@+=¢&"$#%!" Five per cent said, "Yes, some. But I paint out of another can with a smooth lip."

The remaining 30 per cent who said, "No," broke down as follows. Ten per cent ( the loaded) said, "I have some­one else do the work." Another 10 per cent ( the lazv) said "I onlv use spray paint." And the remainder ( the very lazy) simply said, "I never paint."

Common as paint can drip is, it is not a necessity. And it is certainly not . a luxury. You can take this pain out of painting with a single stroke - the tap of a hammer on the head of a good-sized nail standing in the groove in the rim of the can - although it is better if you make two or three more holes, spaced equidistantly around the groove.

Then, excess paint from tl.e bmsh will flow rapidly back into the can. The groove will never fill, and paint will not run down the sides and drip. The label remains unsmeared. When you replace the lid, paint will not splatter, and the holes will be closed automatically by the lip or tongue of the lid.

Perhaps manufacturers of cans will one day supply paint manufacturers with cans in which holes like this have already been made. Such manufac­turers may send royalty checks c/o The Dinghy. Meantime, relief from paint can drip is but a tap away.

New Sunset Series ­Inside Division

Small boat skippers are invited to participate this fall in Marina del Rey's Sunset Series-Inside Division, a series of inside-the-Marina races to be held every Friday evening, September 15 through October 27.

Also, in the Outside Division of the Sunset Series, there have been some recent m le changes. These and the new race courses which became effec­tive September 13, are available from California YC. Final race in the Out­side Division will be held October 25.

Races will start and finish at the California YC guest dock. Starting time will be 6 p.m. during September, and 5:30 p.m. during October. En­trants are requested to carry a light or flashlight aboard their boats.

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MANU KAI, THE 37' CAT AM ARAN belonging to Lance Reventlow and his wife Cheryl can be seen on most days resting sedately on an end tie at Marina de! Rey's Imperial Harbour Marina.

What few who see her now are likely to guess is that she was the first of her kind. Her name - Manu Kai - means bird-of-the sea, and 20 years ago she was the first of the Honolulu "beach cats". Also, after a long study by a glider pilot and designer named Woody Brown and a boatbuilder named Alfred Kumalae of ancient Polynesian boats in the Honolulu Museum, she was in 1946 the first large catamaran to be built in about 2,000 years.

An immediate commercial success after her launching in 1947, Manu Kai for several years made four 15-knot trips a day, seven days each week off Diamond Head, with passenger loads in the early days of as many as 36 people plus her two­man crew. While establishing the whole "beach cat" business, and being the proto­type of what is now called the "Manu Kai" design, she herself carried an estimated 240,000 passengers. She still holds a speed record of 28 knots, officially clocked in 1949 - then and still the fastest sailboat speed ever recorded off Diamond Head.

Purchased in 1960 by Reventlow, she was sailed for about a year in her original condition. Then her length was shortened from 39' 6" to her present 37'. Other modernizations were added, including a cabin, a set of yellow and white striped sails, and a rainbow colored spinnaker.

As a private racing craft she was the first catamaran to finish in the 1962 Ensenada race. More importantly perhaps, during the three years Manu Kai has been at Marina de! Rey, she has clone much to revitalize interest in big catamarans as a class - a class in which she herself 20 hard working years ago was just about the only member.

MAN OVERBOARD Continued

up when it its the water. The water li ght should be on a ten foot line so the man will not be burned when he grabs the buoy. The water light is most necessary at night and even in daylight the column of smoke from it makes a most valuable beacon. A cheap whistle attached to the !rife ring is also very helpful.

When you get close to the man in the water, heave him a line. Then pull him gently and slowly alongside. Rig the

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swim ming ladder if you have one, or drop a bowline over as a step. If pos­sible let him do the climbing. Don 't pull him. If the man is exhausted, however, you must pull him out. Let him face the boat and give you hi s hands . Cross your hands before tak,ing his and as you raise him above the rail he will be sitting on deck. If the man is heavy, two men should lift him and HIS hands should be crossed.

Since I am no authority on the sub­ject, most of the above was taken from a book written by H . A. Calahan.

RACE RESULTS

HOMEWARD BOUND RACE - King Harbor YC PH RF - - 1. "J an" Bill Wood (S BYRC) 2. "Freedom" Bob Crum (KHYCJ 3. "Dan- Mar" Dan Bovi ll (DRYC) OR -- 1. "Vamonos" Arthu r Strich (PMYC) 2. "Astor" W . E. Adolph (CYC) MORF - 1. " Uno Mas" Wayne Haggard (KHYC) 2. "Ve loce" Hayden Leon (K HYC)

SANTANA 22 REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP -South Coast Corinthian YC

1. 11Twink le 11 Dave Wh ite (BYC) 2 •. "A Mcn and A Woman" George Storer (McnBYC) 3. "Suzanne" Len Sheridan (SMYC) -1. No name Ba rt Ch ia te (PMYC) 5. "Seagu ll" Herb Sega ll (SMYC)

PARADISE COVE & RETURN RACE - Pacific Mariners' YC

Saturday 1s Race

OCEAN RACING - I . "Alba tross" Bob Logan (MYC) 2 . "Suzonne" Len She ridan (PMYC) MORF - 1. "Kamokoni" Sandy Greenberg (PMYC) 2. "Natcherl y" Oscar Machado (PMYC) 3 . "Conge" Jim Grubbs (CYC) PHRF - 1. No Name - Ji m Parks (PMYC) 2. "Sea Lari<" Phi l Murroy (PMYC) 3. "Born Free" Art Stange land (PMYC) 4, "List End V" George Hine (PMYC)

Sunday 1s Ra ce OCEAN RAC ING - 1. "Vamonos" Arthu r Str itch (PMYC) 2. "Alba tross" Bob Logan (MYC) MORF - I . "Retreat" Bob Smi th (PMYC) 2. "Laughing Bubb le" Mike Mattison (PomVSA), 3 . "Natch­erly" Oscar Machado (PMYC) . PHRF - 1. "Ariel" Lee Pea rce (PMYC) 2. "Samura i" Jim Wil ls (SBYRC) 3. 11 Gigette 11 George Storer 4 . "Sea Lari< " Phil Munroy (PMYC)

OVERALL WINNERS: OCEAN RAC ING - I . "Albatross" 2. "Vamanos" MORF - 1. "Retreat" 2. "Notche rl y" 3, "Komokani " PHRF - 1. "Seo Lark" 2. J im Porks 3 , "Samurai" 4 . 11 G ige tte"

DEL REY 24 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

- South Coast Corinthian YC

I . "Our J ay" Ken Golden (S BYRC) 2. "Wombat " Dick Schriebe r (SCCYC) 3 . "Lieb ling" Bill Holly (SCCYC) 4, "Li' Moe" P. Moewe (S BYRC) 5 . "Ki Ki" J im La wson (SCCYC)

HUGH DOHERTY SCHOCK 25 CHAMPIONSHIP - King Harbor YC

1st - 11 Ce fe ro" Jim Crowford 2nd - "Pai r of Deu ces" Herb Lund

OUTLOOK TROPHY RACE - South Coast Corinthian YC

OUTSIDE RACE 1. "Winnie" Jack Wills (SCCYC) 2. , l a Name 654 Roge r Veste r (Chan IYC) 3 . " Blue Ghoul " Dan La rse n (PVYC)

WIN 1ARD SABOT CHAMPIONSHIP - King Harbor YC SEN IO RS -1 . "t,/iad" J im Boldt 2. "Nefe rt it i" Ca thy Hubay 3. 11 Fly in9 lrishmon 11 Jock Ril ey JUNIORS - l . "Chicken of the Sea" Mike Re ttig 2 . "Gross Fire" Steve Ba ldwin 3 . "Sony Abou t Tha t " Ron Hood

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FOR SALE 3 hp Seagull long shaft engine. Good cond. S 100. Col I 823-4436.

WAN TE D: New ma rina (MdR} desi res to permanentl y employ fu ll t ime recept ionist and secre to ry. Must work Sa turday and Sunday. Co ll 823-4750.

FOR SALE Islande r 21 ', Owner . 776-6746.

FOR SALE 26' boo t bo th ond 5 Bond portab le rodio (marine ) , Sacrifice both for $75. Dr. R. Wesslund , OR 7- 814 1 ext . 205 .

FOR SALE 36' Seowitch ke tch; 13 1 beam, custom bui lt to live oboard, "'ady to soil, excellent shape , Co ll (7 14) 962-8366,

FO R SALE Alcohol s ingle bumer stove . Used once. 57.00 . Also 8' d inghy with podd les, N ew. 560 . 392- 2404 ,

FO R SALE Owens 24 1 cabin cru ise r. Sli p A 2824 Ma rino Po int Harbor anchorage . S/S radio, bait tonk, & pump. Ice box, stove, new cushions , rugs , curta ins, e tc. Asking 53400. Wi ll toke best o ffe r , Jock Strong , 823- 3443 or Fred M:,y, 456- 2443 ,

FOR SALE 8' Sabot-type . Fiberglass. Dacron soil . t-Jv:Jny ext ras . 5175, 397- 7 189,

WAN TED: Storoge space . In or nea r the ma rina. 1 For penonal e ffects and dry goods . Size: one ca r ga ro ge or sma l! er , must be lockoble , Mr. Hixson HO 3- 2121, Home: 823-3437,

FOR SALE Me rcury 78A outboard engine , 70 hp - 6 cy l , - a ll e lectric , Good cond . 5375. Co ll 675-1 593,

FO R SALE 30' Owens '66 hrd t p T/S , Cost 5 16 , 000 . plus w/ ex tras. Will ,;e ll for S12, 900. Xlnt buy ! 789-11 7 1.

WA NTED: to ren t , long or short te rm , sa il boa t from 16 1 to approx ima te ly 22' w/s li p. Must be in good cond. Ca ll G L 4- 547 1 evenings & weekends.

FOR SALE 5-1/2 hp 1964 J ohnson outboard w/ 2 six go l . to nks . 2 ond 3 blode props 5150 . Co ll doys, 263-6326, or eves, 265- 6230.

FOR SALE or Trode for ski boa t , Schock 25' 153. Exce llent cond~ , worki ng sai ls , l ife jackets , cushions , Seagull eng. , anchor , compass , hu ll bath , head, sleeps 2 . S2 , 900 . 00. See o t Sl ip 8- 22 , N\or ine r 1s Bay, MdR. HO 3- 3215 x C l 19 .

FOR SALE 24' J oll y Roger less than I yr . o ld . l ike new. 54500, Sl ip 20 11, M:,rino Pt. Ho tbor. MdR. Co ll 789-4406 .

FOR SALE Snipe 115680. 2 su its of sai ls , full race gear. Must se ll immed ia te ly ond a t first reosooob le o ffe r . Ca ll Dove ot BR 0- 3207 or Ri chard o t BR 2- 3996 ,

FREE : 25 ' Boa t Both with teo r , Call 823- 34 10.

FO R SALE 8 1 sa ili ng dinghy w/ new dacron sai l , sail cover, boom vang, racing tra ve le r , cushion, life preserve r. tw:Jny more . Ca ll EX7-1 947,

WAN TED: Sowyer View-Moste r "S tereo- Mo ti c 500" Projector . Ca ll even ings , 670- 2844, Hank Ke llner.

FO R SALE 16 1 Biesmeyer ski boot. All g lass, 283 Chev . inboard. Ve lvet Dr ive Tra ns . Pl ush upho lstery . Very sha rp . Good traile r . Ma ny ex tras . Ca ll 398- 2595, or {leav ing word for Leonard ) 272- 8327,

AVA ILABLE : Young un ive rs ity professor and wife wish to offe r coreto king ond mointenonce services in trade fo r l iveoboord privi leges on la rge sai l or power; from September to Decembe r or longe r , 340-4905 ,

WA NTED: Sai li ng experience. Will he lp w/ma intenonce. t-Ao le . Ava ilab le weekends. Coll eves, 392-4438 .

FOR SALE Vicken Inflatab le d inghy. 9 1 LOA . 4 man capacity . Sim ila r to Avon Redcrest . 645- 7927.

FOR SALE Boa t Bath, 20 1 size, approx . 3 yrs . o ld, no ho les. M:,ke o ffe r , 645-7927 .

FOR SALE We t su it , ladies size 10, Voi t Colorgord 565. when new, now 0ike new) 535. 3 pieces . Pe rfec t fo r wi nte r cove ex plori ng . 784-5105 .

AVA ILABLE: Fema le soi l ing novice wonts exper ience on la rge r boot before buying. Wi ll shore expenses . Don J vons please refrain . Box 1723, Manhattan Beach, Cal ifornia .

FOR S4LE 20' twin kee l fi berg lass cruising sloop . Easi ly tra ilerab le. Except iona ll y roomy, s ips 4, enclosed head & lacke r . Ll oyd's of London approved design, 4 yr. hull guarantee. OB Aux ., 4 soi ls, l igh ts , trai ler . (7 14) 622- 0404.

WANTED: Boot skipper for Charte r Service. 32 1 Soft icra ft at MdR . full t ime lodgings on boa t avai lab le. Coll o fter 5 pm on ly or all day weekends, 672- 7754.

FOR SALE Avon Redcrest rubbe r dinghy and Seagull outbocrd engine, EX 4-376 1 or 451-3284,

FOR SALE 16' Day Sa iler - Ve ry roomy , new docs , new cushions. O nly $600, Ask for Al, doys , 823-4567 or eves, VE 7- 8772,

FOR SALE or Trode fo r sk i boa t , Custom (Mi lita ry) J eep w/1963 Pi nk Sli p. $3000 spent, ready to shaw or go . For infonno t ion co ll Jock Dul in, HO 4- 7251.

FO R SALE or Trade fo r large r moor ing (Avalon Bay), mooring C-6 be tween yacht c lub and dinghy dock . HO ·4-725 1.

WAN TED: New N\arino (MdR) desires to permanentl y employ fu ll t ime po inte r, varn ishe r , ri gge r, hondymon, etc. Sa lary Open. Co ll 823-4750,

AVAILABLE: Ex professiona l-sk ippe r pwr/ sai l , now employed os aerospace execut ive wou ld be wi lli ng to work weekends as skipper-novigo tor on 45 1 croft or over . Contact eves after 7 pm , 24 1-8049 ,

FOR SALE Pre-Columbian collect ion of idols imported from Cen tra l Ameri ca. Autbent ic pieces. Sacrifice sa le from S20. Co ll 675- 461 1 ex t 43 18 or 823- 2655 .

FOR 54LE 25' Fishing Boa t w/o:ibin, ga lley , 50 go l . l ive boi t tank! Vi llo do l Mar M:, r ino, Sl ip L-24 , MdR. 51500, Cash . 823-4925 ,

FOR SALE Columbia Chall enger , sips 4, PP & LL, S ta S Radio , Extros . Wi ll t rade for approx . 301 Col or pc.,pe rty . Deouv ille M:, r ina (MdR) Sl ip K-20. Co ll Ho 7-1 348 or UP 0- 2439,

FOR SALE Columbia 26 ' 186 comple te w/moin & genoa sai ls, Aux. outbd . , new Fisher S/S, cockpi t cushions , and many ex tros.. Taxes paid and surveyed and pointed last month for quick so le . 56000. Co il 360-7414 .

WANTED: Po rtne r.;,h ip in 26 1 to 32 1 fibreg lass sa il boc t, w/ inbocrd. Pre fe rab ly Redondo but wou ld conside r Del Rey. Ca ll a fte r 7 pm , FR 7-7483 ,

FOR SALE or Trade fo r Rea l Esta te: 40 1 o ff shore Diese l cruise r, x lnt l ive obocrd, new carpets, dra pes, hos hot wa te r, lrg re fr ig . , bu ta ne e lect heads, shower . F/8, ba it tank, out ri gge n , dua l contro l , pwr plant . Xlnt cond . N\any ext ras inc lbding radio - pi lot e tc . Documented" 519 , 950. Ca ll eves , 894 - 7838 .

FOR SALE beaut ifu l, b lock- hu ll cha racte r 35 1 Arie. ins ke tch, "Seo Witch ," bu ilt fo r ex tens ive cruising, Diese l, 5 sa il s , roomy inte rior, g imb led stove , enc losed head , sabot included. 518 , 950. Pr ivo te Party . 396-4995,

FOR SALE: 18 ' Vagabond sai lboc t . Cabin sips 2, fu ll kee l, very sea worthy . N\ony ex tras . S1500 . Ca ll 376-4809.

FOR SALE 23' To ll ycro ft c ruise r , 2 whee l American trai ler equip 1d w/ e lectri c brakes, bui lt in 1962 . 2 bunks, stand up head, ga ll ey , stove , re fr ig . , S/S radio plus more. 120 hp Inte rceptor engine . See o t M:, r ina Pt , Hotbor (MdR), Sl ip A 2618 , GR 2-0148 eves ,

FOR SALE Columbia 31 . t-Aognificen t fibreglass ra c ing/ cruising

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sloop. Sips 6, comple te ro cing gea r including seven sails . Top cond, Co il G L 4- 0208 or 823- 2720.

FOR SALE Sabot & Binocu la r... N ap les type fibreg lass over wood. Also 6X30 Zeiss type cocted tense binocs , perfect to spot the marks. Bargain priced . Coll Ouinn , 645-8550 or 483- 1361.

WA NTED: Plast icot or Kitty Moron d inghy . Co ll Quinn, 645- 8550 ,

FOR SALE 36 1 1964 Pacemaker sedan . Onan, auto pi lot , F/ B, T/S, Loaded & cleon . 521,950 . At Dolphin M:, r ino (MdR), Sl ip H- 21. J , Hines, 823- 2856or 823-4551 .

FOR SALE Used Spinnaker - 150 sq, ft . 550. 396-3890 •

WANTED: Re liab le, e,c;pe rienced priva te party wishes to lease or rent 26' to 30' sai lboat preferab ly in Redondo harbor . Want on week ly or month ly basis. Ca ll after 7 pm, 377-7483 .

FOR SALE 21 ' Aurora sloop 1964 . G loss, doc ron soi ls , moin , jib, Genoc by Watts. Sips 4 , head , tent caver , cockpi t cushions. A fas t , clean boot. At Mvstic Cove (MdR} , Sl ip E-1 8. 52200. 345- 9742. .

FOR SALE '67 Evinrude outboard engine .. Long sha ft , 3 blade prop. Near new, cost ove r 5300 . Sacri fice a t S200 . Ca ll Len She r idon, EX 4- 67-44 .

FOR SALE Spa r-Craft Alum Spinnaker Po le w/b r ido l & tr ip l ines . Leng th 8'6" 533, Doys - HO 4- 2725 Ni les - 545-34 15 .

FOR SALE 25' Trojan 1965. 55 hrs. on 190 hp Inte rceptor , S/S, bai t tonk, mint cond. Sl ip M23 , Vi lla de l Mo r Mo ri no (MdR) . Co ll eves, 367 - 3749.

FOR SI\LE t-Aorine sextan t , Keuffel & Esser . Vemie r type. Two extra lenses. N\ahogony chest . Exce llent . 454-6070.

FOR SALE 1500 watt Koh le r- WinCa. genera tor . Used approx . 5 hrs. S295. Co ll 823-4 195 ,

FOR SALE 1966 St ingroy by Chrys le r Corp . 13'2" o il g loss boa t , Se lf boi l ing , w/ folding rvdde r ond me tal centerbocrd . Alum . mast . Cost new 5595. Traile r cast new 5200. Will se ll bo th for S475. Ready to sai l - in pe rfe ct cond . WE 6- 7828.

FOR SALE O wens 25 1 C .,C . 1963 . lmmocu lote, many ex tras: Ac rilon canvas coven, S to S radio , boit tonk , pump, 2 ba tte r ies , ga ll ey , stand up head , sips 4, 2 anchors w/l ine, e tc ~ Sl ip D-9, Anchorage (MdR), Ca ll eves , 892-6322 ,

FOR SALE au then t ic Chinese Junk 30'. New sails, motor~ Sips 4 . Head , ga ll ey . Beaut ifu l cond . Mo rino Pt . Harbor ~ 823- 2292,.

FOR SALE 65 w Bendix Skipper 365 S/S Rodio ~ Comple te upgrade and recond. by Bendii,. lost month . Unde r guarantee. 5 150. Co ll Mr . Lowey , days, V.E 7-2860or eves , 823-2028 .

FOR SALE Lido 14 • 1625, w/ North sails, tra il er, cove r , o il ex t ras . X\nt cond. S11 45 .. Ca ll o fte r 5 pm , VE 9- 3874 .

FOR SALE 17' Do r..e tt Ca ta l ina cabin c ru ise r - ski/fishing boa t w/ 70 hp Me re outboard, and t raile r. 1962 mode l . Exce ll ent cond. Sacr ifice a t 5 1295 . Co ll eves, G L 4- 3366.

FOR SALE Creger Cotomoron, 246 sq. ft . doc sai ls. Scott 6 hp Outbd . Trai le r . See a t Ho l iday Harbor , Sl ip E-1 53 . 280- 5633 .

FOR SALE Col 25 l ike new . Custom inte rior , looded. Save S800. ST 4- 2733 ,

FOR SALE S idney Win'ord Sabot , glass, Hokanson soi l , canvas top . ALSO 10- 12' t rai le r - I ax le. Con ca rry sabot or large r~ Boot only 2 mon ths o ld. Exce ll e nt cond . Ca ll Olivio Swanton , 66 1-9500 ofte r 7 pm " (le t r ing}.

FOR SALE 166 To ll ycroft 28' cabin cruise r . 11 ,500. Min t cond. Fo tho- RD F-SS - Wi,,ch- Sp-.>t-Sni ffe r-Aquo lorm-S tem rm­stem bench coven-bai t tonk-e tc~ 225 Chrysle r 128 hrs . , bottom just pointed, Docked o t MdR . Co ll GR 7-4040.

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