Volume 16 No 1 Feb 1965.pdf - Lakes Gliding Club

which we had from the Shaw SlingsbyTrust on our new site at Husbands Sosworth.This has come as a blow to ourfinances; however, with the aid of lifememberships, sundry personal loans tothe Club, and advance payment of subscriptions,we should be able to meetour commitments, although the Treasurerwill be busy making ends meet fora little while.C.O.D.-I.DEVON AND SOMERSETWINTER flying continues at Dunkeswellwith even more popularity.No doubt our "cosy" Capstan contributesto this. In November Reg Chubb had anexcellent flight of over two hours in hisnew Olympia 460 which just seems tofloat on nothing. John Fielden also badan hour aDd a half flight but had to landeventttally, his Skylark 3 baving no landinglights!Our Tiger Moth is even busier withaero-tows and also gives members thechance to go on "met" flights in searchof wave soaring conditions, "on tal)"around 5,000 ft. in brilliant sunshine inan open cockpit is well worth the trip.AIR TOURING SHOPatElstree AerodromeTh. fira COMpt.t. Avlalt-,. St.r. for Glid.r, PrI"•••,becuHv. Pilots end Perlch"lislsAIR TOURING FLIGHT GUIDESNAVIGATIONAL EQUIPMENTTECHNICAL PUBLICATIONSMAPS, CHARTS & GLOBESAERAD flIGHT GUIDESSAFETY EQUIPMENTRADIO EQUIPMENTflYING CLOTHINGPARACHUTESJEPPESENSHORROCK Radios, (Sol.. & 5o