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Lifeboat Journal of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution Spring 1985 30P Volume XLIX Number 491 The Lifeboat Journal of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution Spring 1985 30p 5 i. • Invest in one of this country's Top Performing Unit Trusts and help to pay for a new R.N.L.I. Lifeboat. PROFESSIONAL 3, 5 and 7 yearst among all U.K. FUND MANAGERS WITH A THE FUND HAS ACHIEVED General Trusts and has earned it PROVEN TRACK RECORD AN AVERAGE ANNUAL the confidence of professionals, Investing in M.L.A. General Trust GROWTH RATE IN THE both investors and advisers. means you will be able to enjoy the VALUE OF UNITS OF 33.3%* OVER THE LAST 8 YEARS support of one of this country's top HELP IMPROVE YOUR investment fund management EXISTING INVESTMENT teams and M.L.A. will contribute to STRATEGY the R.N.L.I, funds every time any You too could benefit from their memberor supporter ofthe R.N.L.I. success by investing as little as decides to invest. £500 or as much as you like. And £10,000 HAS GROWN TO to complement your existing £131,530 portfolio, a regular income with- £10,000 invested with these drawal plan is now also available. Managers in June 1976, when they Ring for details. launched this highly successful Investment in unit trusts should M.L.A. General Trust, had grown in Managers'freedom within the be regarded as long term and you value to a staggering £131,530 by terms of the Trust Deed to invest are reminded that the price of units 8th January 1985, including wherever they consider they will and the income from them can go re-invested income.This represents obtain the maximum growth for down as well as up. an increase of 1215% on thatoriginal investors in terms of capital and investment. income growth. This freedom is Price and Yield ofM.LA. General Trust THE AIM OF highlighted by the team's as at 28.2.85 THE FUND MANAGERS achievement in putting M.L.A. in Offer Price: 2 72.9p** This success is due to the Fund the top position over a period of Yield: 2.05% 'Including re-invested income. tSource Money Management. February 1985 "9 for 1 Scrip issue due on April 6th 1985 MANAGERS M L A Unit Trust Management Ltd part of the Municipal Mutual Insurance Group The initial purchase is £500; thereafter units may be bought in multiples of £100. Units are bought whose assets exceed £500 million. 22 Old Queen Street. London SW1H 9JC. back at not less than the bid price calculated in accordance with the formula approved by the TRUSTEE: Midland Bank Trust Company Ltd.. ! 19 Old Broad Street, London EC2N 1AQ Department of Trade and Industry A cheque in settlement will normally be sent within seven working days of receipt by the Managers of GENERAL INFORMATION: An initial charge of 5% is included in the offer price and a half-yearly the renounced unit certificate. charge of % of one percentum (plus VAT) of the capital value of the fund is deducted from gross income to meet the expenses of the Managers. Net income is distributed on 31st January and Contract Notes will be issued and unit certificates will be provided within six weete of payment. Unit 31st July together with a tax credit certificate and a half-yearly report. The trust is authorised by the trusts are not subject to capital gains tax. Department of Trade and Industry and is constituted by a Trust Deed dated 11th May 1976 The fund Moreoever unttholders will also be exempt from paying this tax unless their total realised gains many is valued daily and the price is quoted in the FT and Daily Telegraph. Units will be dealt in daily tax year exceed £5.600. Any orders received will be dealt with at the price ruling on the first work-ing day following the date of The information in this advertisement is based on our present understanding of Inland Revenue receipt of instructions. practiceand current tax legislation, February 1985. Application Form for readers of The Lifeboat. To: M.L.A. Unit Trust Management Ltd., Freepost, Westminster, SW1H 9BR. Telephone: 01 -222 031 I/We would like to buy M.LA. General Units to the value of £ (min. £500) at the price ruling on the date of receipt of these instructions. A cheque payable to M.L.A. Unit Trust Management Ltd. is enclosed. I/We declare that I air /we are over 18. SUPPORTING THE LIFEBOATS Surname (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Title)(Bi_ocK LETTERS, PLEASE) First name(s) in full : Add ress Post Code. Signature(s) (Joint applicants should all sign and attach addresses separately) Registered in England No 1242681 Not available in the Republic of Ireland. LB 4 85 I THE Royal National Lifeboat LIFEBOAT Institution Spring 1985 Contents RNLI News. 146 Lifeboat Services 149 Volume XLIX Number 491 Sheringham's Retiring Coxswain (left) by Edward Wake-Walker. 156 Chairman: Cornish Correspondent THE DUKE OF ATHOLL by John Corin 160 Director and Secretary: REAR ADMIRAL W. J. GRAHAM, CB MNI Shoreline. 163 Books. 163 Editor: People and places. 164 EDWARD WAKE-WALKER Boat Shows. 166 Headquarters: Royal National Lifeboat Institution, West Quay Road, Poole, Dorset BH15 1HZ (Telephone Poole (0202) 671133). Letters 167 Telex: 41328. London Offices: RNLIKE CRAZY (left) Royal National Lifeboat Institution, 202 Lambeth Road, London SE1 7JW by Sally Wilson 168 (Telephone 01-928 4236). The Lifeboat Service— Advertisement Manager: past and present 169 COLIN PEGLEY Jackson-Rudd & Associates, Oldebourne House, 46-47 Chancery Lane, London The Fund Raisers . 170 WC2A 1JB (Telephone 01-405 3611/2 and 01-405 2860). Lifeboat Services, August, September and October 1984. 176 Printers: The Friary Press, Bridport Road, Dorchester, Dorset. Awards to coxswains, crews and shorehelpers , 178 Subscription: A year's subscription of April. News items for the Autumn issue four issues costs £3.00, including should be sent in by the end of July. postage, but those who are entitled to receive THE LIFEBOAT free of charge will Editorial: All material submitted for continue to do so. Overseas consideration with a view to publication subscriptions depend on the cost of in the journal should be addressed to postage to the country concerned. the editor, THE LIFEBOAT, Royal COVER PICTURE Write to RNLI, West Quay Road, National Lifeboat Institution, West Bembridge lifeboat, Jack Shayler and the Lees, at full speed. She is a 48ft 6in Solent Poole, Dorset BH15 1HZ. Quay Road, Poole, Dorset BH15 1HZ class lifeboat, built in 1969. She has a steel (Telephone Poole (0202) 671133). hull and is launched down a slipway from her Next issue: the Summer issue of THE Photographs intended for return should boathouse. The photograph was taken by LIFEBOAT will appear in July and news be accompanied by a stamped and David Trotter. items should be sent by the end of addressed envelope. 145 * • • * • * Falmouth's 52ft Arun class lifeboat, Eli- zabeth Ann, photographed during a service to the French trawler, St Simeon on February 15, 1985. Penlee and Plymouth lifeboats were also involved in the service, a full account of which will appear in the next issue of THE LIFEBOAT. Photograph of courtesy of David Brenchley, Cornish Photonews Storm Force Richard Baker at Awards Readers from Eire, please note Storm Force, the new RNLI member- Presentation All the prices quoted in THE LIFEBOAT, ship scheme for everybody under 16, The well-known broadcaster, Richard both in advertisements and editorial, was launched at the London Boat Show Baker, OBE RD, will be guest speaker are pound sterling. It is important on January 2 by Erkan Mustafa who at the Annual Presentation of Awards therefore, due to the difference in value plays Roland Browning and Simone ceremony which takes place in the between the British pound and the Irish Nylander who plays Janet St Clair of Royal Festival Hall at the new time punt, that all payments should be made BBC Television's Grange Hill. of 2.30 pm on Tuesday May 21, 1985. in sterling, or its equivalent current Already hundreds of children have The AGM of the RNLI takes place at value in Irish punts. joined—or been enrolled by their par- 11.30 am on the morning of May 21 in ents or grandparents. Several clubs the Queen Elizabeth Hall. Cup of kindness have become group members and are Once again, the generous American, planning fund raising projects. So many Hydrographer appointment Mr J. P. Young from San Francisco, letters are being received from young Rear Admiral R. Morris has suc- distributed bottles of White Horse whis- members that it has been decided to ceeded Rear Admiral Sir David Haslam ky to RNLI lifeboatmen in December. print prize-winning star and runners-up as Hydrographer of the Navy and will It is his way of showing admiration for letters in subsequent Storm Force serve as an ex-officio member of the their work and last Christmas it was the newsletters. RNLI Committee of Management. turn of lifeboat crews from the Scot- 146 land North Division to benefit. It scarcely needs saying just how well the gift went down in that part of the world. THE LIFEBOAT editor retires Joan Davies, who has just retired after 11 years with the RNLI, was only the third editor of THE LIFEBOAT during the last sixty years. The other two were Charles Vince and Patrick Howarth, who points out that before Charles Vince's appointment as publicity secre- tary in 1931, THE LIFEBOAT was really Prince Edward at the helm: Prince Edward paid a private visit to Hunstanton lifeboat station on January 7, while on holiday at Sandringham.
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