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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ONTARIO TODAY Here's the latest way for young fry to learn their boating ABC's. A three-horsepower motor gives lots of power to move the inflated craft at safe speed The RENEGADE Ski Boat -- only one in a wide choice of over 40 models In every proven construction -- moulded plywood, alumi , fiberglass, cedar strip, canvas ond sawn frame. Every model incorporates the most advanced features -- important to safe, comfortable boating. boat. See the wide range of top-performing runabouts, all- purpose boats and conoes at your present Peterborough dealer or write for catalogue to: Dept. B The Peterborough Canoe Company Lad, Box 177, Peterborough, Ontario. yi eterborough beginner to sailing. Exceptionally seaworthy and comes complete. The most famous name in boating. boat. The excessive horse. power tends to drive . the: boat beyond: its normal plan- ing level with the bow high; when * reaches a certain point, it overbalances at the bow and drops back to the water. This process is then repeated at fast intervals, causing the leaping and slap- ping of the boat. The marine engineer con-. cludes that the key to the future of family fun on the water lies in further develop- 'ment of safety and comfort in boats, and refinement of. the features of outboard motors which provide for quieter, smoother and more easily handled boating rigs. When boat-buyers, through the experience of themselves and others, settle upon a boat and power which can do the: most things the public wants within a reasonable budget range, the builders will settle on typical family patterns, much as the automobile manufacturers have. Under what conditions may a boat be considered to be overpowered? In the in- terests of safe family boat- ing, the Department of Transport has adopted a maximum horsepower form- ula." The maximum horse- power you can attach to your boat is determined by multiplying the length in feet by the stern width in feet and then locating this factor on a pre-determined curve. If you are interested,