Mansfield and District U3A Newsletter Antiques and Collectables Quiz: Page 4 _____________________________ Established 1999 HMRC Charity Registration No.: XT30525 November 2014 Website: www.mansfield-u3a.org.uk Noticeboard: http://mansfieldu3a.blogspot.com Page 1 of 12 Welcome from your chairman I HOPE all of us survived Halloween with trick or treat and of course Bonfire Night with all the wonderful displays. This is truly a time for the young ones and I hope all of the young at heart, as we in the U3A are. So welcome to the November meeting, not long to Christmas; we have our Christmas Lunch to look forward to and we must thank Norma Shillinglaw for volunteering to organise the lunch. Tickets are available at the November meeting. (£17.00 each by cheque to Mansfield U3A please.) My wife, Sue, and I have just returned from the USA where we visited Washington and in Thomas Jefferson's Monument there are inscriptions. I would like to share part of one with you: "I am not an advocate for frequent changes in laws and constitutions, but laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the human mind. As that becomes more developed, more enlightened, as new discoveries are made, new truths discovered and manners and opinions change, with the change of circumstances, institutions must advance also to keep pace with the times. We might as well require a man to wear still the coat which fitted him when a boy as civilized society to remain ever under the regimen of their barbarous ancestors." I hope you agree that these words, written in 1816, are as relevant today. Cast your mind back ten years, twenty years, thirty years and compare life then with now. Things change quickly nowadays and we in the U3A need to keep abreast of them. We have just changed our constitution and it will soon be on our website along with much more information. The website may become more and more our main way of keeping up with all the news of the U3A unless someone volunteers to service the notice boards as the present volunteer is stepping down at the end of this year. So as another great man said: "Ask not what your U3A can do for you but what can you do for your U3A”. Volunteers please step forward. As we look forward to the festive season it may be time to think of others not so fortunate and after Remembrance Day still think of those no longer with us. Bob Longden _______________________________________________________________________________________ In this issue Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 - 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Welcome. Christmas Lunch Menu. Quiz Night. Holiday Updates (start). Holiday Updates (end). Book Table Report. Recent Events. Interest Groups meetings diary. Groups News (Heartstart. Popular Music Appreciation. Art. Luncheon Club – start). Groups News (Luncheon Club – end. Singing for Fun. Digital World. Antiques & Collectables – start). Groups News (Antiques & Collectables – end. Gardening). Keeping the brain active. Dates for your diary and Notices. Page 2 of 12 Mansfield U3A Christmas Lunch MONDAY 1ST DECEMBER 2014 AT THE OAKHAM SUITE, 12.30 FOR 1.00 I'll be taking bookings at the November meeting and will need your cheque payable to Mansfield and District U3A for £17.00 together with your selection from the menu below. Hope you'll be able to join us! Norma Shillinglaw Chef's home-made roasted tomato soup, topped with mini cheese toastie Poached salmon and cod terrine, with mixed leaves, dill crème fraiche and crisp ciabatta bread Chilled duet of melon, with fresh fruits and minted syrup Traditional roast turkey, with chestnut & apricot stuffing, chipolata & bacon roll and pan gravy Pan-fried fillet of sea bass, on spring onion crushed potato cake, with wine & dill cream sauce Wild mushroom and courgette stroganoff, served with a timbale of fragrant rice AlI main courses are served with fresh seasonal vegetables and potatoes Traditional Christmas pudding, with fresh rum sauce Zesty lemon panacotta, with a poached strawberry & vanilla compote and ginger crumble Selection of cheeses, with crisp celery snippets and black grapes Freshly brewed tea & coffee, with warm mince pies ______________________________________________________________________________ Annual Fun Quiz Night SATURDAY 28TH FEBRUARY 2015 AT QUEEN ELIZABETH’S ACADEMY. Come along to our annual fun quiz night and you may win a cash prize! Organise yourself a team, (maximum 8 players per team) or just come along and join a team on the night. Cost £7.00 to include buffet supper. More details later. Pauline Boucher, 01623 644798, [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________ Holiday updates THORESBY: 2nd - 6th Feb 2015. £190pp. Waiting list in operation, look on the website or contact Terry Whitehead 01623 626991 for details. THURSFORD SPECTACULAR: 3rd, 4th & 5th December 2014 It is important that you pick up your packs for Thursford at the November meeting since they contain your luggage labels, coach plans, itineraries and a couple of maps. The following information I shall announce but am also writing it in the newsletter as a reminder. All those in the Mansfield Woodhouse area who would like to park at the Sidings or even get on the coach there after being dropped off, must tell me at the meeting because the driver will obviously need to know and also the Travel company have to be informed. You will need to be there by 9.15am and the rest should be in front of 'Iceland' on Walkden Street no later than 9.45am. We shall be leaving at 10am. DANUBE RIVER CRUISE: 11th - 20th April 2015 All deposits will be sent off to the Travel Company after the 21st November as I am hoping that I can sell the last two cabins that are on the Panorama deck. The River Cruise Line is holding these cabins for us until then. Full information is available on my table. Do remember this cruise, with all the excursions included, is very good value for money. Incidentally balances will be due no later than the February meeting. Page 3 of 12 LAKE DISTRICT: 22nd - 26th June in Penrith (Shire Hotel) Deposits have been received by the Travel Company. Policies for those who have taken out the company's insurance have come through and can be collected from my table. Balances for this holiday to be paid no later than the April meeting. If you are interested in any of the holidays, please come and put your name on my waiting list. Margaret Burlinson (01623 632538, [email protected]) Details of all holidays are on the website … ________________________________________________________________________________________ Book Table Report SALE OF books in October raised £37.60. Figures are a bit down; perhaps Kindle has something to do with it? Variable font size may help the visually challenged but our books are only 40p each. For new members: the books are ALL 40p, cheaper than most charity shops and all the proceeds go to keeping the annual Mansfield U3A subs down. Books are generally kept for 3 months in our large dry garage, after which they are donated to charity. From the back corner we have magazines (20p each) and cookery books. Then anticlockwise the next table contains travel, autobiography and factual material. A couple of boxes of DVDs and CDs (20p) and then round the corner books by male authors. Some types of book are more suited to male readers, such as murder, war and horror. Patricia Cornwell etc. are kept in this section. Then round the corner again are female authors' books. Why not spend 10 minutes before the meeting starts picking up a book for Christmas? Then you can see what books you can bring in the following month. Having said that, there is no book stall in December so get down to the stall now and finish reading your magazine when you get home. Lilian Whitehead ________________________________________________________________________________________ Recent Events Antiques and Collectables anniversary FOR OUR first anniversary meeting we invited all the members who are waiting to join the group to come along. Twelve of them came and together with the regulars we had a full house. Our guest speaker was Rodney Cousins, a retired museum curator, who brought along some objects from yesteryear for a quiz called �Items from Granny’s Attic’. Some of the items looked familiar and others not so. Each item was given a number and then we were provided with a sheet of cryptic clues to match to the items. Not too difficult you would think except that there were more items than clues to deliberately confuse us. As well as that some of the clues could easily match more than one object! There was much discussion, laughter and sharing of answers. More than once I heard 'What did you get for that one?' It was all very light-hearted and entertaining. The winners were Avril McGee, shown with Rodney on the front page, and Sue Longden. Congratulations to them. Pat Blackwell Page 4 of 12 Key to Meetings details: THIS TABLE SHOWS THE DAY of the month, time and frequency using the first two letters of the day, followed by numbers 1 - 5 to represent the week number. The final letter M (or F, W or V) indicates that the group meets monthly, fortnightly, weekly or at variable intervals. So 'Tu2, 2.30 - V M' would mean a group meeting on the 2nd Tuesday at 2.30pm Monthly but with Variable finish times. The main Mansfield and District U3A meetings are on the 3rd Tuesday of each month (except August and December) at the Oakham Suite, 155 Nottingham Road, Mansfield from 10 am - 12.30 pm. All members are invited to contact the relevant Group Leader if they would like to participate in any interest group or attend an event. NB: * indicates a waiting list. Interest Group Meetings Meeting Places Leader/Contact Afternoon Teas TBA TBA Sheila Whalley 01623 453908 Next Meetings: Sat. Dec.13th – 2pm Delia's at Carr Bank Park. £15.90 x 2; Sat. Jan.10th – 1pm Lunch at Il Rosso, Nottingham Road, Mansfield. £10. Antiques and Collectables * Tu 2, 10 - 12 M Stanhope Centre, Bridge Street, Mansfield Pat Blackwell 01623 481745 Next Meeting: 18th November – Members' choice. Art We3, 10 - 12 M Big Barn Lane Methodist Church, Mansfield Linda Spray 01623 795176 Next Meetings: Nov. 19th – Birds; Dec. 17th. – TBA. Art Appreciation Mo1, 2.00 - 4.00 M Stanhope Centre, Bridge Street, Mansfield Pauline Boucher 01623 644798 Next meetings: Mon. Dec.1st – Festive Soiree at Pauline & Ian's 6.30pm. Mon. Jan.5th – Animals in Art. Bring your favourite painting. Beginners' Bridge (With Ashfield U3A) Mo, Various 6.30 - 9.00 Enviro Centre, Derby Rd College, Mansfield Maxine Rose/Glenis Carr 01623 459081/627735 Next Meetings: TBA (Also Acol sessions at the Mechanics Institute – Thurs 10 - 12.30 W) Bowls TuW 2.30 – 4.00 Lammas Sports Centre, Sutton Don Wright 01623 628946 Next Meetings: Cost £3.00. All welcome, including beginners, but flat / bowls shoes must be worn. Caravan & M'home Rally Various Various Terry Lammas 01623 471963 Next Meeting: Dec. 11th - 14th – CC site at Castleton for festive meet in Peak Cavern. Page 5 of 12 Interest Group Meetings Meeting Place Leader/Contact Chat and Stitch Mo3, 2.00 - 4.00 M St John's Centre, Mansfield Doreen Storer 01623 407731 Next Meetings: Nov. 17th; then Christmas break. Current Affairs Tu2, 2.00 - 4.00 M St John's Centre, Mansfield Norma Shillinglaw 01623 466934 Next Meetings: No meeting in December; then as usual from Tues. Jan.13th. Digital World Fri 2, 2.00 - 4.00 M Stanton Hill Baptist Church, Skegby David Ling 01623 822994 Next Meetings: Nov. 28th – Topic: 'Festive'; white balance with Lightroom; No meeting in Dec. Family History Tu4, 10.00 - 12.00 M St John's Centre, Mansfield Max Clarke 01623 621744 Next Meetings: Nov. 25th. No meeting December. Film Studies * We1, 1.30 - V M Joy's home Joy Crowe 01623 645400 Next Meetings: Dec. 3rd; Jan. 7th. Garden Visits During the Summer Various Janet Whitlam 01623 635607 Tu1, 10.00 - 12.00 M St Peter's Centre, Mansfield Avril McGee 01623 452688 Next Visit: TBA. Gardening Next Meetings: Winter break until March 2015. Heartstart Wed. 12th Nov 6.00 - 8.00 pm William Kaye Hall, Ladybrook Lane Linda Leivers 01623 471963 Th 2, 2.00 – 4.00 William Kaye Hall, Ladybrook Lane Linda Spray 01623 795176 TBA Margaret Burlinson 01623 632538 Next Meetings: TBA. History Next Meeting: 8th January. Holidays (Home & Abroad) Various Next holidays: Wed. 3rd - Fri. 5th Dec. – Thursford Xmas Spectacular; 2015: Mon. 2nd - Fri. 6th Feb. – Thoresby Hall; Sat. 11th - Mon. 20th April – Danube Cruise; Mon. 22nd - Fri. 26th June – Lake District. Local History Fri1, 10.00 - 12.00 M Bridge Street Methodist Church Next Meetings: Dec. 5th – Quiz & Fuddle by Bob & Sue. Page 6 of 12 Bob & Sue Longden 01623 486903 Interest Group Meetings Meeting Place Leader/Contact Luncheon Club Th after 3rd Tu, 12.00 - 2.00 M Various David Ling 01623 822994 Next Meetings: Nov. 20th – Fothergill's (Full); Dec. 11th – Launay's 'Joyeux Noel'. Movement to Music W 10.30 - 11.30 W St John's Church Hall Linda Leivers 01623 471963 Next Meetings: Weekly on Wednesdays. Cost £4.00 per session. Music Groups Classical Music 2 Mo4, 2.00 - 4.00 M Members' homes Peter Hart 01623 620940 Next Meetings: Nov. 24th – Nature in Music; No meeting in December. Music 2 * Mo4, 2.00 - 4.30 M Members' homes Eric Prescott 01623 631160 St John's School, Mansfield Peter Haynes 01623 610886 Members' homes Sylvia Slack 01623 633981 Peter Dawson's home Peter Dawson 01623 882191 Ravenshead Library Joan Hufton 01623 557488 Stanton Hill Baptist Church, Skegby Ian Boucher 01623 644798 Next Meeting: As per calendar. Popular Music Appreciation * Tu4, 2.00 - 4.00 M Next Meetings: As per calendar. Pudding Club * Tu1, 4.00 - 6.00 M Next Meetings: No meeting in December. Reading 1 Th3, 2.00 - 4.00 M Next Meetings: As per calendar Reading 2 Tu3, 2.00 - 4.00 M Next Meetings: As per calendar. Science & Technical Tu1, 2.00 - 4.00 M Next Meetings: December 2nd – Christmas Surprise. Scrabble * Mo2, 2.00 - 4 .00 M Brenda Thurkettle's home Brenda Thurkettle 01623 628136 St Alban's Church, Forest Town June Fell 01623 623547 Next Meetings: As per calendar. Singing for Fun TuV, 5.45 - 7.15 Next Meetings: Nov. 25th; Dec. 2nd Next Concert: Sunday Dec. 14th – Christmas Concert at St Alban's, 3pm. Page 7 of 12 Interest Group Meetings Meeting Place Leader/Contact Tai Chi Mo, 9.30 - 10.30 W St John's Centre, Mansfield Cliff Laycock 01623 481985 Various Sheila Whalley 01623 45390 Next Meetings: Weekly on Mondays. Theatre Visits Various Next Visits: 22nd Nov. – River Dance; Wed. Feb.11th – Barnum. Check website/desk for details. Walking Groups Hikers (all-day, 6 - 8 miles) Th1 & Mo3, 9.30 - V 2/M Tesco car park, off Oak Tree Lane Peter Thurkettle 01623 628136 Next Meetings: Thurs. Dec. 4th – Laxton; Mon. Dec. 15th – Poolsbrook (meal after?); Thurs. Jan. 8th – Idle Valley Nature Reserve; Mon. Jan. 19th – Belper. Shufflers (short & gentle) V Lunchtimes Various Sylvia Slack 01623 633981 Next Meetings: Wed. Nov. 19th – Rumbles Cafe, Sutton Lawn. Strollers (a leisurely 2 miles) We2, 10.30 - V M Various Barbara Massey / Marion Thornton 01623 628357 / 01623 651528 Next Meetings: Wed.12th Nov – The Lawns. Sutton in Ashfield. Walkers (an easy 4 - 5 miles) We4, 10.30 – V M Various Joy & Nick Crowe 01623 645400 Members' homes Mike Allen 01623 653345 Next Meetings: Nov. 26th – Sherwood Forest. Wine Appreciation 2 * We3, 7.30 - V M Next Meetings: Dec. 10th – Sharing Supper (Bob and Sue); Jan. 21st – Burgundy at Mike's. Wine Appreciation 3 * Tu4, 7.30 - V M Members' homes Graham Allin 01623 473662 Next Meetings: Nov. 25th – Sauvignon Blanc with Ian and Pauline; Dec. 13th (Sat) – Christmas Social with Ron and Carole. Writing for Pleasure * Mo2, 2.00 - 4.00 M Stanhope Centre, Bridge Street, Mansfield Sue Ford / Hilary Miller 01623 844286 / 620067 Next Meetings: As per calendar. Just had my water bill of £175. Oxfam can supply a whole village for £2 a month; time to change I think. Page 8 of 12 Groups News Heartstart LINDA LEIVERS'S Heart Start initiative, lead by Sharron Reynolds's team at William Kaye Hall, Ladybrook Lane and funded by the British Heart Foundation, has suffered delays and set-backs to their heart-awareness course over several months so I was delighted that my opportunity came up recently. What an important and helpful course it proved to be in bringing awareness, knowledge and skills to anyone presented with a sudden heart-alarm incident. Sharron says over 70 U3A members have taken the course, which might reassure members that there is no safer place to be than a U3A general meeting! But sadly you might die as a result, if too many first-responders leap on you in their eagerness to demonstrate newly-acquired skills and the opportunity to help, or argue and waste valuable time in discussion. Time is of the essence, they say. But so is knowledge! Jackie Ling Popular Music Appreciation Our November meeting is our little Christmas Party as we don't meet in December. I would like to say a big thank you to everyone for their support throughout the year. Subs are due by the January meeting. I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy&Healthy New Year. Peter Haynes Art WE MET on 15th October with 11 members. It was self-portrait day and seemingly everyone enjoyed this session either by using photographs of themselves or by using small pedestal mirrors to look at themselves. It was observed by Michael Morton that everyone had made themselves look years younger! I left some wrinkles off mine. However, it is very difficult to show any kind of age on portraits and achieving a resemblance to the sitter is virtually impossible for the novice, like myself. We meet again on 19 November, when we'll be trying our hand at drawing or painting birds. Linda Spray Luncheon Club OUR OCTOBER lunch at the recently-refurbished Denby Lodge at Ripley attracted four new members who took-up my invitation at the October monthly meeting to join us as the best way to overcome any understandable shyness they might feel in trying to make friends in a hall full of people they don't know. And the proof is in the pudding (pardon the pun!) as all four fitted-in quickly in true Mansfield U3A style and told me they want to get involved with more interest groups. One even asked about helping with the website, another offered to organise a lunch and a third about starting a golf group Page 9 of 12 – all within the first three days of their membership! (Linda Leivers is now helping the golfer and I hope she'll have news soon.) Other interest groups that will soon have new recruits, if they haven't already, include Singing for Fun, Chat & Stitch, Walking, Caravans & Motorhomes, Art, Gardening and Garden Visits. So many thanks to Norma Shillinglaw, whose gave me the same advice years ago.. Thanks are also due to Gordon and Sue Howlett, whose debut lunch organisation was a triumph. I don't know how they found such an outstanding combination of friendly and efficient service at such low prices so we're all looking forward to more suggestions from them. (The cream on the top of this lunch – another pun – was that many members indulged in some retail therapy afterwards at the Denby Pottery factory outlet nearby.) Our November lunch at Fothergill's – the refurbished Lamb's – is already sold out with a waiting list but bookings are open for this year's 'Joyeux Noel' fine-dining lunch at Launay's on 11th December with prices ranging from £15.95 for 2 courses to £38.50 for 5. (Guests welcome but pre-book please with £10 deposit.). Menu highlights include oysters, seared salmon, blade of beef Bourguignon, beetroot risotto, guinea fowl, cassoulet, tarte tatin and chef's famous chocolate pot. Please pre-book at the Lunch Club table or by email to [email protected]. David Ling (01623 822994) Photos on the website ... Singing for Fun DATE FOR YOUR DIARY Don’t miss the next concert at St Alban's Church, Forest Town on Sunday 14th December. Hilary Miller Digital World OUR OCTOBER theme of 'Autumn' had members thinking colours, Halloween and fireworks and many submissions demonstrated some new-found skills with the Lightroom editing software that's proving popular with newcomers as a step onwards from members' favourite Picasa, without the challenges of learning Photoshop. We have a few vacancies so do come along to Stanton Hill Baptist Church on any second Friday in the month (2.00 – 4.00), apart from December, and join in. It doesn't matter how much or little you know or what camera you use as we all gain by learning from each other. David Ling (01623 822994) Antiques and Collectables AT OUR September meeting, we celebrated our 1st birthday with a quiz with cryptic clues on items from Granny’s Attic, provided by Rodney Cousins. It proved to be a fun event as Pat reports on page 4 and I am sure everyone gained some knowledge. During the course of the year, our meetings have covered many topics, Royal Memorabilia, Glass, Christmas & Seasonal, Treen, Silver, Textiles, War Related Items, Paper, Books & Publications, Advertising, and Bowls. Page 10 of 12 Each member brought an item relating to the topic and provided some interesting information about it. Sometimes it was factual, other times anecdotal, but always very interesting. What would we do without the internet for our research? Many items prompted memories and often other members said “Oh, I had one of those”. We had a coach trip to Hemswell Antiques Centre, there was an �interesting’ variety of items for sale, and it was certainly a trip down Memory Lane. There were various places serving food at reasonable prices and everyone seemed to have enjoyed the day. Thank you to Pat Blackwell and her able assistants Marlene and Ian for setting up this group. We have all learned more about antiques this year and look forward to next year. Brenda Corbett Gardening THERE WAS a good turnout for the last Gardening Group meeting of 2014 earlier this month. Our members have thoroughly enjoyed 9 months of interesting and varied speakers and topics and what a glorious summer and autumn we have had to get into our gardens and enjoy visiting other people’s gardens! We have been learning about garden design and history, roses and lillies and even been behind the scenes in a small nursery. We have shared produce and recipes from each other’s gardens, taxed our brains in Jackie’s Quiz and learned how to arrange the flowers and foliage that we have grown. How can we forget the beautiful sweet peas at Easton Walled Garden? Now we have a short break, during which time the Gardening Group organisers will get our heads together to arrange what we hope will be another exciting programme for 2015. Avril McGee ______________________________________________________________________________ Keeping the brain active can keep mental deterioration at bay and even stave-off depression, researchers have found. RETIREMENT usually coincides with the start of the natural decline in brain power and the switch from busy work life to the slower pace of old age can leave a void needing to be filled with tasks that are mentally stimulating. However, a hobby such as reading, socialising or travelling that is mentally engaging and enjoyable preserves your brainpower and boosts mental health during retirement, scientists have found. The slowdown in activity when people start drawing their pension means the brain is used less and less, having long-term implications for its ability to perform properly. Anyone who exhibits even the mildest signs of depression is likely to suffer a decline in brainpower once they leave work. The more pensioners took part in activities that are enjoyable and mentally demanding, the less likely they are to experience a decline in brainpower, while keeping the activities varied boosts brain health and longevity, it is said. Clinical psychologist Dr Larry Baer led the study at Concordia University in Montreal. He explained: "Retirement usually occurs right around the time when normal age-related declines in cognitive function come to the fore. So it is important to understand what is happening to brainpower during this period and to identify risk factors for mental decline, as well as protect against it … by getting people to engage in a variety of cognitive activities even if they lack the motivation to do so." Dr Baer's team looked at reports conducted over four years from 333 retirees, who had an average age of 59 , were in good health overall and were without any serious mobility limitations. Page 11 of 12 ______________________________________________________________________________ Speakers' Corner OUR speaker today is Matt Palmer, who has been teaching art for over 20 years. He has appeared on Sky TV & on the Create & Craft programme. He uses the local environment to inspire his paintings from rural Derbyshire to collieries. Also his painting holidays inspire his works of the sea and coastline. Today Matt will paint a winter scene for us giving tips along the way. ______________________________________________________________________________ Dates for your diary (Check the website for more information and updates.) Mon. 1st Dec: MANSFIELD AND DISTRICT U3A CHRISTMAS LUNCH at the Oakham Suite. 12.30 for 1.00pm. Tickets £17.00pp from Norma Shillinglaw Some Social Group things to look forward to in 2015: Sat. 28th Feb: FUN QUIZ NIGHT at Q. Elizabeth's Academy. Tickets: £7.00pp, inc. buffet supper will be on sale at the monthly meetings. Don't leave it too late or you might miss out! Fri. 8th May: COFFEE MORNING at The Towers. Details in due course. Tues. 18th Aug: ANNUAL SUMMER PICNIC at Q. Elizabeth's Academy. Details in due course. Linda Leivers _____________________________________________________________________________ Event and Visit Payments MEMBERS are reminded that deposits and payments for events and visits organised by Mansfield U3A and its interest groups are non-refundable, but places so reserved may be offered to others. ______________________________________________________________________________ Changes of address, etc. PLEASE contact the membership secretary, Avril McGee (01623 452688), if you've changed your address, phone number or email since joining Mansfield U3A so that she can update our records. ______________________________________________________________________________ Disclaimer THE VIEWS expressed here are those of the contributors, only, and do not necessarily reflect those of the editor, the committee of Mansfield U3A or the Third Age Trust. Nor can any responsibility be accepted for members' announcements or any errors that may occur. ______________________________________________________________________________ Next Issue PLEASE SEND contributions for the December on-line issue to [email protected], or in typescript, to the editor as soon as you can and by 1st December at the latest. Thanks! ______________________________________________________________________________ Editor: David Ling (01623 822994) Printed by: Portland Print (www.portlandprint.org.uk/) Page 12 of 12
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