EDITORIAL
For this issue of the Bulletin, I shall make my
editorial brief. This is not a sign of lazyness, but
indicates there is so much material to print that I must
not use up valuable space myself.
To all those who have contributed material, my thanks -
and hopes that they and others will continue to send in
copy, I have enjoyed reading contributions, and, if I may
single out any one item, it is especially the stimulating
correspondence between Messrs, Harley and Chambers which
starts on page 10, There's a lot to sink your teeth into
here. Also I've enjoyed Bernard Ward's frank answers to
questions in his Personal View on page 5. From the reports
of meetings you will see that the Club has been very active
during the first half of 1971 - let's hope for the same in
the second half.
The Autumn Bulletin should be with you in December,
and until then I wish you pleasant days.
Roy Masefield
OBITUARY
It is with very deep regret that we record the
death on the 3rd. May 1971, of Mrs, Kathleen Birkmire.
Mrs. Birkmire had been an active member of the
Club and had served a term on its Council. Her quiet
manner and her sympathetic willingness to do her bit
for the Club won her many friends. After one long
illness we had hoped to see her on our outings for
many seasons to come, but it was not to be, and
illness struck again. Her fortitude during this
must be an example to us.
The Club extends to Mr. Birkmire and his family
our very sincere sympathies in their bereavement.
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