John Miles (left) and Sarah Calvert, of Timaru, hone their racing skills at the South Island Optisail yachting clinic held at Timaru this week. Sixteen young South Islanders are taking part in the clinic, which is run by the New Zealand Yachting Federation, for nine to 14-year-olds. The clinic finishes today with the presentation of certificates of attendance and proficiency awards.
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61John Miles (left) and Sarah Calvert, of Timaru, hone their racing skills at the South Island Optisail yachting clinic held at Timaru this week. Sixteen young South Islanders are taking part in the clinic, which is run by the New Zealand Yachting Federation, for nine to 14-year-olds. The clinic finishes today with the presentation of certificates of attendance and proficiency awards. Press, 23 January 1988, Page 38
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