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This avoids damage in high winds, wakes e FOX MOOR WHIPS have a fully adjustable base, allowing you to easily set the pressure required for your individual docking conditions. @ FOX MOOR WHIPbases mount vertically or horizontally on wood, cement or metal and are totally corrosion resistant. Other parts are stainless steel. e@ FOX MOOR WHIPS are easy to Install yourself or may be Installed quickly by your local marina. Complete directions included. FOX MOOR WHIPS Set No. 1 for up to 22' boat FOX MOOR WHIPS Set No. 2 for up to 28' boat FOX MOOR WHIPS Set No. 3 for up to 40' boat For larger boats, or specific requirements, contact us. FOX MOOR WHIPS are guaranteed for a full year against material defects. G.J. White ConstructionLtd. Honey Harbour (705) POE 1E0 7596-2412 other Power Squadron commitments, District Commander Dave Hudson was unable to attend, but Com- mander Retired, Ken Walker took Over the official duties for the ceremonies. The above photo is the new 1982-83 Bridge. Back row left to right, Dr. John Corcoran, Inge Steinacker, Jan Grieve, John Holgate, Paul LaChapelle, Jim Lynn, Herb Henderson, Margaret Cooper. Front row, Hans Steinacker, Commander Bill Gibson, Executive Commander Richard Cooper and Bev Boyd. $349.00 389.00 439.00 Se a. What is Canadian Power Squadrons? Canadian Power Squadrons is a nation -wide as- sociation of boating enthusiasts, banded together to increase their knowledge of all phases of seamanship and navigation in both power and sail. It is a non- profit organization, incorporated under the Companies Act of Canada, and all teaching and administrative work is done by members without remuneration. CPS is not a government or inspection agency; nor is it restricted to boat owners, let alone large yacht owners. Purely and simply, it is a group of interested and active Canadians who increase the safety and pleasure in boating by improving ability through train- ing. Members of CPS are eligible to take a wide variety of advanced and elective courses, such as: Seaman- ship (Power), Seamanship (Sail), Advanced Pilot- ing, Celestial Navigation, Weather, Marine Main- tenance, and Marine Electronics. The only way in which membership can be attained in CPS is by taking the boating course and success- fully completing the examination. Every member, re- gardless of previous experience, has had to qualify in this manner. Canadian Power Squadrons is proud to be an organization in which there are no short-cuts to membership. a Will one of them be you? WELCOME TO THE WYE HERITAGE MARINA oy GEORGIAN BAY -the world's best sailing and cruising in a wonderful world of history and hospitality. 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Box 474, er, Midland, Ontario, Canada L4R 413 Ae het (705) 526-4475 GEORGIAN BAY Friday, June 25, 1982, Page 19