162 THE ESSEX NATURALIST
Writtle Show were as large as, if not larger than, usual and attracted a great
deal of interested people, some of whom have since joined the Club. A
large number of people helped with these displays and we thank them all
for the effort involved. Our thanks too to the Chelmsford Museum for the
loan of specimens and their special assistance at the Dagenham Town
Show.
Publications
Volume 33 part 2 of the Essex Naturalist was issued under the editorship
of Dr D. Corke and two issues of the Bulletin were edited by Mr R. Cowlin
and Mr R. Allen. Our thanks to those who contributed papers and articles
and also to those who assisted with the production of the Bulletins.
In conclusion, Council would like to thank all those who have contri-
buted to our activities during 1975, led meetings, manned displays,
supported the meetings and contributed to the publications. Special
mention must be made of those good ladies who provided the refreshments
at indoor meetings and to those gentlemen who were sometimes allowed to
do the washing up.