YACHT AND TWO FISHING VESSELS ESCORTED TO HARBOUR Bridlington, Yorkshire. At seven o'clock on the evening of the 3rd August 1962, the coastguard told the honorary secretary that a small sailing yacht had been seen passing Spurn Point and heading north at 1.15. It was known that the yacht was expected at Bridlington about nine o'clock. There was a strong south-south-westerly wind with a rough sea. At nine o'clock the life-boat Tillie Morrison, SheffieldIIwas launched on an ebbing tide to meet and escort the yacht through the confused sea that was running in the harbour mouth. The life-boat met the yacht Kongo and escorted her to harbour. Later the lifeboat put out again and escorted two motor fishing vessels into harbour. As there was a danger that she might foul some salmon nets in the darkness, the life-boat remained overnight in the harbour and did not reach her station until 10.45 the next day..