1991/1992 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
CHAIRMAN: Major Antony Gordon; VICE-CHAIRMAN: Mr. Alan Nathan;
HON. SECRETARY: Unfilled. Co-option authorised;
HON. TREASURER: Mr. Harry Peel; GENERAL DUTIES: Mr. Brian Gibbs;
THE NEXT TWO MEETINGS TAKE PLACE AS DETAILED BELOW, IN THE ATHENAEUM, 154 CAMPGROUND ROAD, NEWLANDS, COMMENCING AT 8 P.M.
TALK BY MR. HAROLD SAGE ON: "THE HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF ARTILLERY, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON THE PAST 100 YEARS".
Mr. Sage, who has spoken previously to the Society on the history and development of the Naval Dreadnought, grew up not far from the Queen's Battery at Simon's Town, and has had a life-long interest in artillery.
How far we have come - from the early days when unarmed pilots dropped bricks on one another to the awesome use of air power in the recent Gulf War!
BOTH MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO NON-MEMBERS
Please note that for reasons of economy, pink coloured paper has been substituted for the mustard colour previously used for the Society's bulletins.
THE S.A. MILITARY COLLECTORS' SOCIETY, WESTERN CAPE BRANCH:
Meetings of such Society are customarily held on a Saturday afternoon once a month at 2.30 p.m. at the Cape Light Infantry Headquarters in Lansdowne Road, Claremont, opposite the Claremont Police Station, not far from Brookside, the Villagers Football grounds. Its members are involved in the collection of bayonets, badges, buttons, flashes, helmets, medals, uniforms, etc. from allover the world. Visitors are welcome to attend.
For further details, phone Mark Tang after hours at ppp-ppp,
or write to him .....
ISSUED BY: PAUL LANGE VICE-CHAIRMAN
Telephone: nnn-nnnn after hours.
CHAIRMAN: MAJOR ANTONY GORDON (Telephone mmm-mmm)