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	International Cadet Class - 2007 World Championships (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The United Kingdom Cadet Class Association is delighted to be hosting the 2007 International Cadet World Championship at Pwllheli, one of the UK's leading championship venues, which offers ideal sailing conditions and shore facilities.
		In addition to the International Regattas, the United Kingdom Cadet Class National & Open Championships 2007 are being held prior to the World Championship from Saturday 28th July to Wednesday 1st August.
		I am confident that the organisers for 2007 will work hard and do their utmost to ensure that it is a successful and enjoyable regatta for not only the World Championship fleet but also the others who will come to sail in the open Promotional Regatta to be held alongside it.
	www.cadetclass.org.uk /2007worlds (540 words)

	Optimist (dinghy) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Optimist, more commonly called the "Opti" or "Oppy" is a beginner dinghy with a daggerboard and single sail.
		The design is very simple, being basically a box made of glass-reinforced plastic or plywood with a thwart made of wood to help support the mast.
		Very small children are sometimes "doubled up" in Optimists but in general they should be regarded as single handers - it is in this mode that children seem to gain the most in terms of confidence and improved skills.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Optimist_(dinghy) (252 words)

	Jack Holt (dinghy designer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jack Holt (1912-1995) was a prolific designer of sailing dinghies.
		Born in Hammersmith, London near the River Thames Holt designed more than 40 boats including the Enterprise, Mirror, Cadet, GP 14, Heron, Hornet, Solo and Miracle.
		Doyen of the Dinghies Jack Holt: 1912 - 1995 by Barry Pickthall
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jack_Holt_(dinghy_designer) (135 words)

	Yachte.com.au - Classes - 12' Cadet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The 12 foot Cadet Dinghy is one of the oldest one design classes in Australia.
		Each dinghy is sailed by a crew of three young sailors between the ages of twelve and eighteen years.
		The Cadet Dinghy has proven to be a most effective training boat - both in cost and in the competence of the sailors it produces.
	www.yachte.com.au /classes/12ftcadet.asp (81 words)

	Good Old Boat: Soft dinghy? Hard choice! by Bob Wood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The hard dinghy is often an aesthetic extension of the boat she tends; an impossible feat for an inflatable unless the mother yacht is a dirigible.
		The bridle arrangement, the length of the tow line, and the dinghy's position on the stern wave are all critical.
		The Walker Bay dinghy is suitable for sail, oars, or motor.
	www.boatus.com /goodoldboat/dinghy.htm (1575 words)

	StartupJournal \| Enterprise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The cadet is nineteen, old enough to drink legally, but that's of no importance by West Point rules that prohibit drinking within 20 kilometers of the academy when off-post.
		Sweaty and disheveled, Cadet Endres ties the boat to a tree stump and the exhausted boys make their way through the muck and up along the train tracks until they reach Jim Guinan's door.
		The colonel's own home has become something of a halfway house for cadets these days, and many afternoons he and his wife linger around the bar waiting to bring a few bright-eyed boys to their place for a home-cooked meal.
	www.startupjournal.com /columnists/enterprise/20050630-bounds.html (1445 words)

	The Air Cadet Organisation Web Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Cadets from 141 (Boston) Sqn took part in dinghy drills at RAF Cranwell.
		The dinghy drills were organised and run by the Station Combat Survival and Rescue Staff for RAF Aircrew students presently under training at 55(R) Sqn.
		The cadets also had to complete the righting drills for the 10-man dinghy in addition to the confidence test of breathing in the air pocket trapped beneath the dinghy.
	www.raf.mod.uk /aircadets/news_swim.htm (156 words)

	Sailing Events
		In the event of a cadet crew wishing to retire from a race, the O.O.D. must be informed who will either direct the boat to sail in or tie alongside the committee boat.
		All dinghies sailed in club events shall have adequate fitted buoyancy as required by the class rules.
		It is the responsibility of the helm or parent in the case of cadet helms to check that this buoyancy is adequate and in good condition before going afloat.
	www.tollesburysc.co.uk /saileven.htm (880 words)

	Training Ship Sirius Sea Cadets Sirius Talk On Line
		Cadets undertake sail training with the club, can sail their own boats and, on occasions, crew for other members of the club.
		Sailing is a wonderful activity that allows cadets to work by themselves in a single-handed dinghy or as part of a team in a larger dinghy.
		The two main dinghies used by the SCC are the Bosun and the Topper, however the opportunity often arises to sail higher performance craft.
	www.users.globalnet.co.uk /~kle/page3.html (435 words)

	Pevensey Bay Sailing Club - About PBSC
		Dinghies can be kept in a dinghy park, which is only a few metres from the sea.
		On Saturdays there is supervised cadet sailing for the children of family members.
		While racing is in progress, during cadet sailing on Saturday and during training courses, at least one safety boat is always on the water.
	www.pbsc.org.uk /about.php (689 words)

	Int420Cadet
		Designed in 1947, the International Cadet dinghy is established as the most successful two person training dinghy for young sailors up to the age of 18 years.
		The Cadet dinghy is always in demand, creating a strong second hand market.
		With its mainsail, jib and spinnaker, it is ideal for gaining boat handling and basic racing skills, making it ideal for young sailors wishing to progress into higher performance craft later.
	www.rondarboats.com /Cadet.html (355 words)

	Newhaven and Seaford Sailing Club, Introduction
		Our cadets also take courses leading to RYA Stages 1, 2 and 3 as well as the red and white badges in both racing and seamanship.
		Dinghy and keelboat sailing, power-boating and wind surfing are also taught in the Club, which is a RYA Recognised Teaching Centre.
		Courses are run at: RYA levels 1 to 4 in dinghy sailing, RYA Levels 1 and 2, Safety Boat and Advanced power-boating and windsurfing at levels 1 to 5.
	www.nssc.org.uk /nsscintro.htm (493 words)

	sailpower.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		For everyone, their first championship holds a special memory, for Sam it is the memory of his closest rival paying-off with sweets another competitor to cover Sam and allow his rival to slip through on the last mark.
		By this stage Sam had realised his time in Cadets was drawing to a close, and decided to make the transition into another Youth Squad dinghy, the 420.
		The other advantage that comes when you move out of Cadets and into the next age group, is that there is an unwritten rule that the helmsman and crew split the costs of the boat, and expenses for travel and maintenance.
	www.ybw.com /sp/features/samcarter (1959 words)

	International Cadet Class
		Welcome to the home page for the International Cadet Class Dinghy - the 2-person racing and training dinghy for sailors up to 17 years of age.
		This year we celebrate 60 years since the Cadet was first designed - In 1947 the then Editor of the "Yachting World" magazine, Group Captain Teddy Haylock, had the brilliant idea to commission a design specifically for children and young people to sail.
		All cadet sailors and not only from CZE, GER, HUN, POL are kindly invited.
	www.cadetclass.org (581 words)

	History of SBSC
		The Cadet, crewed by two junior (U/18) sailors, is supported as a training class by the single-handed International Optimist.
		The International Cadet World Championship has been conducted at Sandy Bay twice in the Club's history; the first in 1969-70 and the second in 1994-5.
		The 420 is a feeder class to the Olympic men and women 2-handed dinghy class, the International 470.
	www.sbsc.yachting.org.au /?Page=15251 (437 words)

	News Round
		The dinghy is a welcome addition to the fleet and will ensure there are sufficient boats available for next years sail training programme.
		Air Cadets fly High: The cadets of TS Kent were challenged to a five a side football match by the Sheerness Air Cadets at the sports centre on Thursday 24th October.
		The Parade was led by the Whitstable Sea Cadet Band and the salute was taken by the Lord Lieutenant of Kent.
	www.sheppeyseacadets.co.uk /news.htm (3413 words)

	= St Albans Sea Cadets - Serious Fun =
		All cadets should be paying these minimal volantary contributions, see parents/guardians page.
		Two cadets then sailed with her back to Portsmouth and were driven back in the Mayor of St Albans' limousine (thank you Mrs Mayor!)
		Also cadets were in action at the London Area Boating Stations with RYA Powerboat Level 2 courses at Victoria Dock and RYA Dinghy Seamanship Modules at Welsh Harp.
	www.stalbans-seacadets.org.uk (1316 words)

	Cadets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Club's Catet Section consists mainly of the children of Family Members, although there are Cadet Members who are the only members of the club in their family, and was reformed in 1988.
		The club has a small fleet of mirror dinghies and it is the intention to encourage young people to have the use of their own dinghy to premote level rated racing, although many parents have bought a Mirror to provide a boat for their children.
		The highlight of the year for the Cadets will be two dinghy races for young people on the Saturday of the Club's Regatta, which this year is sponsored by Lynher Windows.
	homepage.eurobell.co.uk /sgarlick/cadets.htm (340 words)

	Dinghy Covers, boat covers.
		These extra durable dinghy covers are designed to give maximum protection to your boat.
		They are made to standard templates for 54 different sailing dinghies.
		Most dinghy covers are available between 1 and 4 weeks from order.
	www.sailgb.com /p/dinghy_covers_boat_covers (160 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		On high-tide Saturdays and Friday evenings during the summer, we hold recreational sailing sessions for all children, who will be assigned to whichever dinghy is suitable for their age and experience.
		HRSC Cadet results will be counted separately and prizes presented for the leading Cadets.
		For the less experienced Cadets, on Wednesday evenings some short course racing is organised close by the club...again with prizes.
	www.hambleriversc.org.uk /cadets.asp (488 words)

	MARINE INSURANCE, Boat Insurance, Dinghy Insurance & Speedboat Insurance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Dinghy and Sailboard Insurance Immediate insurance premiums displayed by clicking onto the class of craft.
		Underwriting insurance for all types of leisure craft, from dinghies to £5,000,000 vessels, has provided us with the breadth of experience to understand even the most individual requirements.
		On-line insurance rates are provided for dinghies, canoes, sailboards, small craft, inflatables, speedboats, yachts and motorboats for use in the uk and in Western Europe for up to 60 days.
	www.e-insurancedirectory.com /marine.php (1057 words)

	CRUISER RACING RESULTS
		Annual Dinghy Compound Fee shall be of such sum as shall be determined from time to time by members voting at a legally constituted General Meeting of the Club.
		I - All Cadet Members when sailing in Club Dinghy events must comply with the conditions as shown on their application for membership forms.
		It must not be used as a park for dinghies or trolleys and shall be kept clear at all times.
	www.hardwaysc.org.uk /Rulebook.htm (3583 words)

	What do we do
		Cadets can attend week long trips on Royalist and learn how to work as part of the crew, while at the same time visiting British or Foreign ports.
		Swimming is a major part of Sea Cadet life, as we spend much of it on the water.
		Although you don't have to be able to swim on joining, all Sea Cadets must pass their SCC Swimming test before going on waterborne courses.
	www.bathseacadets.org /interest.htm (843 words)

	Zodiac Inflatable dinghies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Cadet Fastroller range offers all the essential qualities for any pleasure boater looking to have the ultimate yacht tender for their boat: compactness, unrivalled capacity, robustness (welded structure) and innovative look.
		The Cadet is a small tender with nothing to fear from the larger ones.
		The Cadet has a welded structure and offers generous standard equipment: built in Strongan Duotex fabrics, fitting for flaps, new rapid installation bench seat, reclining oar supports, all-round ribbed rubbing strake, towing rings, stringers (285 S,310 S,340 S) with built-in tie-down system.
	www.marinedirect.co.uk /pages/inflatables/zodiacs.htm (1575 words)

	Cadet Training Picture Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		A number of the Cadets are new to both the Club and to sailing, so hopefully this will prove to be the beginning of a new sport for them.
		For the first one and a half hours the Cadets sailed around the creek building confidence and for quite a number have their first experience of crewing and helming on a dingy.
		If you are not registered as a Cadet who wishes to participate in these and other events please do so now by contacting James Evans on 01621 869996 or email jamese@riverside-financial.co.uk.
	www.tollesburysc.co.uk /picture_gallery_10.htm (616 words)

	Sandringham Yacht Club - Optimist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Optimist is a single-handed dinghy, approx 2.3m in length, which is ideal for children between the ages of 8 and 15 who are learning to sail.
		Sailed in over 100 countries by over 150,000 young people, it is the only dinghy approved by the International Sailing Federation exclusively for sailors under 16 years of age.
		The Optimist soon became very popular throughout Scandinavia, where it was renamed the International Optimist Dinghy, which is its official name today.
	www.syc.com.au /otb/optimist.php (676 words)

	Yachting and Boating World: Zodiac Cadet Fastroller Activ V (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		I usually sit on the seat or the side of it when going, so i wouldn't know how uncomfortable it is. I have never been in an inflatable floor one, so i don't know the difference in handling.
		I bought a dinghy with a slatted floor because I am a cheapskate.
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	www.ybw.com /forums/showflat.php?Number=409584&page=vc (511 words)

	picturegal2
		Cadet at the learning sail in a topper dinghy.
		Cadet at the helm of Cheverton champ power boat.
		All cabins are very comfortable with each cadet getting a bunk in a three, four or six cadet berth.
	www.geocities.com /tslaforey/picturegal2.html (57 words)

	Chris Somner Dinghy Services
		We are in the process of producing a new hull mould for the UK cadet class association, to make sure that the new boats are class legal, and to incorporate a more efficient method of manufacture.
		Chris Somner dinghy services will be attending the Cadet world championships from 1st - 8th of August 2007 carrying Cadet spares and will be able to carry out on the spot repairs and Maintenance.
		This week 144 international contenders from 3 continents and 11 countries are taking part in the 2007 World Championships from the International Regatta Centre in Medemblik in the Netherlands.
	www.cserve.co.uk (354 words)

	The Heron sailing dinghy
		The Yachting World Cartop Dinghy (Heron Class) was designed in the UK in 1951 by Jack Holt who also designed the International Cadet, International Enterprise, G. 14, Hornet, Lazy E, Miracle, Mirror (with Barry Bucknell), Pacer, and Solo (that I know about).
		It is supported by several clubs and effectively fills the "market position" for a two-person dinghy of this size.
		A logical option for active NZ Heron owners would be to seek out opportunities to sail in company with owners of other sailing dinghies of similar size who are interested in expanding their understanding of design by seeing how dinghies of similar size but different design perform in the same conditions.
	homepages.ihug.co.nz /~j_lowe/DD2.htm (1554 words)

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