Brotherhood of the Coast Editorial

EDITORIAL

TO BE A SAILOR

Is to like the Sea, the Sun, the Wind and adventure.
Is to comprehend and dominate,
or almost dominate these elements,
it is a way of living,
it is an acquired education,
it is a creation of solid friendships arising from participating in vivid experiences amidst a hostile environment
and to learn to respect Nature,
to survive the storms
and the calms,
to respect the traditions dear to the nautical activities,
to pass on to future generations all to that is wonderful about the love of all things of the sea.

THE NAUTICAL CLUBS

These are responsible for the formations and continuations of the nautical activities so that future generations will continue to like the Sea, the Sun, the Wind and create solid friendships and respect Nature.

CV.

On 24th of the first month of 2009, at the AGM held at Port Owen YC, it was unanimously decided to change the structure of BOCSA, to that of a national committee, with a number of tables, existing and to be created.

The National Structure consists of:

National Captain

Treasurer

International Lookout

International

Scribe

The vision set is to have the following tables in the country:

West Coast (previously known as Saldanha)
Durban
Cape Town / False Bay
Vaal Dam

Each table would have at least the following office bearers:

Table Captain
First Lieutenant