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Annual List of Club Members Names and Addresses
At the request of those members who make requests, we are
printing the annual list of members names and addresses in the November B.B.
this year, to give more time between the publication of the list and
Christmas. This will make the November
B.B. rather full and there will be little room for much else. However, we hope that the publication of the
list now will free more space in the Christmas B.B. for other, and perhaps more
interesting items.
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528 |
K. Abbey |
15 Gypsy Patch lane, Little Stoke, |
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306 |
T Andrews |
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236 |
J. Attwood |
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20 |
R.J. Bagshaw |
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358 |
D Balcombe |
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546 |
R. Ball |
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290 |
R. Bater |
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214 |
R. Bennett |
3 Russets Cottages, Backwell Common, Somerset. |
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390 |
J. Bennett |
3 Russets Cottages, Backwell Common, Somerset |
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451 |
D. |
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417 |
P. Bird |
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364 |
P.M. Blogg |
1 Ridgeway Park, Ridgeway, |
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336 |
A. Bonner |
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145 |
Miss S. Bowden-Lyle |
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573 |
Miss S. Bradshaw |
55 Manor Park, Redland, |
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532 |
R.J. Brook |
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564 |
R. Broomhead |
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551 |
G. Bull |
97 Queensgate, |
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506 |
Miss R. Burnett |
Clowes Villa, Station Road, Hatton-le-Hole, Co. |
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488 |
M. Calvert |
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526 |
J. Churchward |
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398 |
A. Coase |
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211 |
Mrs C. Coase |
c/o Lamont, |
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89 |
S.J. Collins |
c/o Homeleigh, Bishop Sutton, |
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377 |
D. Cooke-Yarborough. |
The Beeches, |
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576 |
N. Cooper |
3 West Terrace, Westbury, Sherborne, |
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494 |
J. Cornwell |
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585 |
A.F. Corrigan |
48A |
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71 |
A.J. Crawford |
3 |
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580 |
R.H. Crawford |
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405 |
F.G. Darbon |
43 Arthur Henderson House, |
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464 |
J. Davey |
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350 |
Mrs A. Davies |
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472 |
R. Davies |
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423 |
L. Dawes |
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424 |
Mrs. L. Dawes |
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449 |
G. Dell |
225 Ground Liaison Section, R.A.F. Khormaksar, B.F.P.O. 69 |
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164 |
K.C. Dobbs |
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553 |
R. Drake |
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563 |
J. Dryden |
1 Beauforst East, |
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325 |
A.J. Dunn |
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331 |
J.A.Etough |
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322 |
B.M. Ellis |
Knowkauns, Combwich, Bridgwater, Somerset |
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263 |
D. |
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232 |
C. Falshaw |
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496 |
P.G. Faulkner |
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453 |
D. Ford |
Address unknown |
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278 |
S. Fowler |
Officers Mess, R.A.F. Locking, |
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468 |
K. Franklin |
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469 |
P. Franklin |
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269 |
T. Fletcher |
The Old Mill House, Parnack, |
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371 |
A. Fincham |
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470 |
P.M. Giles |
2J6 C.P.O.s Mess, H.M.S. Ark Royal, G.P.O., |
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434 |
D. |
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566 |
P.E. Griffin |
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388 |
J. Goodwind |
11 Glen Arm Walk, Brislington, |
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239 |
D. Gwinnel |
34 Gatehouse Close, Withywood, |
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478 |
S. Grimes |
R.N. Test Squadron, A & A.E.E. Boscombe Down, Amesbury, Wilts |
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582 |
C. Hall |
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432 |
N.P. Hallett |
7 Cobverley, Footshill, Kingswood, |
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104 |
M. Hannam |
31 Devonshire, |
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537 |
N. Hart |
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304 |
C.W. Harris |
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581 |
C. Harvey |
Byways, Brittens, Paulton, Nr. Bristol |
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4 |
D. Hassell |
Hill House, Moorlynch, Bridgwater, |
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587 |
D.G. Hewitt |
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436 |
J.W. Hill |
100 Cotham Brow, Cotham, |
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373 |
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Hockerstone Cottage, Townsend, Priddy, Wells, |
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387 |
G. Honey |
34 Knightsbridge Walk, Billericay, |
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97 |
J. Ifold |
Leigh House, Nempnett, Chew Stoke, |
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150 |
P. Ifold |
Sunnyside, |
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363 |
M.J. Isles |
89 Broad Walk, Knowle, |
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540 |
D. Irwin |
9 |
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438 |
Miss P. Irwin |
c/o Mrs. Sutur, |
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555 |
G.M. Jackson |
113 Marissal Road, Henbury, |
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522 |
R. Jarman |
c/o South Chase Farm, |
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51 |
A. Johnson |
Warren Cottage, |
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560 |
F. Jones |
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285 |
U. Jones |
Marsh Farm, Askem In Furness, Lancs. |
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529 |
Miss V. Jones |
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579 |
P.R. Kempson |
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567 |
A.J. Kennett |
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316 |
R.S. King |
22 Parkfield Rank, Pucklechurch, |
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542 |
P. Kingston |
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429 |
R. Kinsman |
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413 |
R. Kitchen |
2nd Batt. Royal Ang. Regiment, Alexandra Barracks, Dhekelia, |
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456 |
T. Knight |
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475 |
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574 |
Dr. O.C. Lloyd |
Withey House, Withey Close West, Westbury-on-Trym, |
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495 |
M. Luckwill |
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58 |
G.T. Lucy |
Pike Croft, Long Lane, Tilehurst, |
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550 |
R.A. MacGregor |
The Railway Arms, |
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561 |
J. Major |
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275 |
C. Marriott |
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415 |
T. Marston |
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106 |
E.J.Mason |
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558 |
A.J. Meaden |
1 Churchfield, Wincanton, |
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339 |
G. Mossman |
33 Whateleys |
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308 |
K. Murray |
17 |
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386 |
A. Nash |
Security Office, G,(int) H.Q. Brirish Land Forces, |
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586 |
G.R. Neilson |
23 Hogarth Walk, Lockleaze, |
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557 |
D. Palmer |
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396 |
M.A. Palmer |
111A |
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492 |
Miss S.E. Paul |
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22 |
L. Peters |
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160 |
N. Petty |
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499 |
A. Philpot |
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56 |
G. Platten |
Rutherfield, |
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568 |
Miss B. Plummer |
2 Hogarth Walk, Lockleaze, |
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450 |
G. Pointing |
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337 |
B. Prewer |
East View, West Horrington, Nr. Wells, |
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342 |
R.J. Price |
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503 |
D. Quicke |
Address unknown |
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291 |
D. Radmore |
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481 |
J. Ransom |
15 South View, Lenthay, Sherborne, |
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258 |
C.H.G. Rees |
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452 |
Mrs Rees |
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552 |
B. Reynolds |
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241 |
A.L.C.Rice |
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343 |
A. Rich |
c/o Pox 126, |
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443 |
R.J. Roberts |
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489 |
Mrs Robinson |
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490 |
G. Robinson |
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569 |
Miss J. Rowlands |
15 |
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240 |
A. Sandall |
43, |
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359 |
Mrs. A. Sandall |
43, |
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237 |
B.M. Scott |
Abbotscroft, |
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577 |
D. Searle |
55 Langton Park, Southville, |
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578 |
Mrs. D. Searle |
55 Langton Park, Southville, |
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482 |
G. Selby |
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508 |
A. Selway |
15 Street Martins Road, Knowle, |
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78 |
R. Setterington |
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533 |
Mrs R. Setterington |
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213 |
R. Setterington |
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425 |
J. Simonds |
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556 |
C.J. Slavin |
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562 |
J. Slapp |
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565 |
W.J. Smart |
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473 |
D. Smith |
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276 |
J. Stafford |
Wern Isaf, Pethel, Cearns |
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38 |
Mrs. I. Stanbury |
74, |
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1 |
T.H. Stanbury |
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547 |
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Crabtrees, Wraxhill Close, Street, |
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575 |
J.D. Statham |
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570 |
Miss J. Steadman |
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365 |
R. Stenner |
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381 |
Mrs. Stenner |
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60 |
P.A. Stewart |
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572 |
P. Sutton |
56 Arley Hill, Redland, |
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514 |
E.P. Tackle |
29 |
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583 |
D. Targett |
16 Phillis Hill, Midsomer Norton, |
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284 |
A. Thomas |
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571 |
N.L. Thomas |
The Paddocks, Charlton Down, |
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497 |
M. Thomson |
7 New Street, Wells, |
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498 |
Mrs. M. Thompson |
7 New Street, Wells, |
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502 |
G. Tilly |
Jable, |
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584 |
Miss O. Tomlinson |
Weyside gardens, Guildford, |
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74 |
J. Tompsett |
Mallins, |
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80 |
Mrs. D. Tompsett |
Mallins, |
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326 |
E. Towler |
5 |
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544 |
P. Townsend |
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512 |
N. Tuck |
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157 |
Mrs. J. Tuck |
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382 |
S. Tuck |
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Mrs. S. Tuck |
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175 |
Mrs. D. Waddon |
32 Laxton Close, |
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79 |
R.M. Wallis |
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536 |
R.E. Webster |
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538 |
C.D. West |
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539 |
R.A. West |
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525 |
D. Weston |
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441 |
G.O. Weston |
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442 |
Mrs. G. Weston |
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397 |
M. Wheadon |
Maplecroft, Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts |
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553 |
R. White |
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520 |
C. Wildgoose |
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549 |
A.J. Williams |
54 Crossways, Roggiett, |
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559 |
B. Wilton |
22 Wedmore Vale, Knowle, |
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509 |
R. Wilmut |
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In addition, Joan Bennett who is in charge of the Postal
Dept. this year has sent in the following additions and changes
M. Luckwill, Newhaven,
Belston, Staffs.
Lee, 1 Coliseum Terrace,
Street
N.W.1
D. Quicke,
Elland Yorks
Still on the subject of names and addresses, we have
received a note from Jill Tuck (who some of you may remember as Jill Rollason
she recently married Norma Tuck and incidentally, congratulations and best
wished to both of you!) announcing a change of address, which is now 48 Wiston
Path, Fairwater, Cwmbran, Mon. She says
that Norman and herself will be very pleased to see any club members who happen
to be passing that way, which is only a few miles south of Aggy Aggy.
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The A.G.M. of the C.R.G. will be held this year at the
Temperance Hall,
Skipton, Yorks on
The Belfry Will Be Closed
The Belfry will be closed to all except a chosen working
party for the weekend 18-20th December. The building has been examined by Pat Ifold and, although no dry rot has
been found (it would mean the extremely rapid end of the Belfry if this did
rear its ugly head) the conditions are ripe for it to appear unless some pretty
drastic steps are taken now.
It is necessary, therefore, to fit guttering to the font and
rear of the building and gradually replace all the rotten timber. Unfortunately, this includes one of the beams
on which the building stands. In order
to replace it, the whole building must be lifted on screw jacks. This is why the building must be closed for
the weekend. I hope that the choice of
the weekend immediately before Christmas will inconvenience the fewest number
of people.
Since becoming Belfry Engineer, I have been delighted with
the willing way that people muscle in and lend a hand. Few indeed dont help. After all, somebody built the place and we
have a duty to maintain it. The builders
of the Belfry were active cavers, many of whom have wasted several years of
their youth in the forces, and their time was precious enough. We are privileged to have inherited the
finest social club in the world. Please
come along and help keep it!
Alan Thomas
Climbing in November
In the short space of two months, it has been possible to
sample extremes of weather in
Early September was warm and sunny and short energetic
climbs were followed by long idle hours sunbathing on the little beach in Cwm
Idwal. During mid October, snow fell and
a hazardous fight along Crib Gogh in a snowstorm was followed by hot showers at
the ever hospitable Staffords. The next
day was outstandingly beautiful, with snow clad summits under blue skies as a
very alpine traverse was made across the Glyders.
Conditions for the club trip on the 14-15th of November were
again extreme but simple. There was
simply an excessive wind. Gale force
winds buffeting and making tents almost inhabitable, pouring over ridges and
staggering the balance of climbers crouched against the blast.
Arriving at Gwern-y-gof Isaf, the Sandalls, Norman Petty,
Barry Wilton and Ruth Hammer preffred the stability of the barn while Mo, Eddie
Welch, Roy Bennett, Mark James and Kangy camped (Ruth, Eddie and Mark are prospective
members). The climbing accomplished must
be viewed against a background of a noisy, cold, tearing wind. In these conditions, fingers freeze and
progress is slow and made by synchronising movements with lulls. Sudden gusts are made by gripping, huddling
with cheek close to rock, and hoping. Mo
and Eddie did well to complete the Sub Cneifon Arête. Roy and Ruth, Mark and Kangy climbed Pinnacle
Rib then on up and over the Glyders. Chasm Route on Glyder Fach was also climbed by Roy and Mo with Ruth,
while others walked in wind and hail.
An invigorating trip, with far more snatched from the
weekend than at first seemed possible.
Kangy
Trip to Dachstein in
Austria
During the last year or so, the feeling has grown amongst
some members that the B.E.C. should be taking a more active interest in serious
speleological projects. Amongst those
considered were the investigation and subsequent exploration of some foreign
caving area.
After due consideration, the area decided upon, and approved
by the committee was in
the Dachstein Massif. This is located
immediately to the south of
about 35 miles from Saltsburg, and forms one of the units comprising the
Northern Calcareous Alps of Austria. In
the cave region is found the Dachstein Limestone, the highest series of beds
which is about 7,500 feet thick and consist of unaltered and dolomitic
limestones with reff facies. The Massif
is bounded to the north by the river Traum flood plain at 2,000 feet, so the
available limestone for cave development is about 5,500 feet. Some work has already been done in the area
by the Austrians and also by the B.S.A. in the neighbouring Tannengebirge. This is a similar karst type plateau to the
Dachstein. Judging by the caves already
known, there would be plenty of scope for all types of cavers on the
expedition. Those who prefer long
ladder pitches will be catered for, but those preferring Mendip type caving
will find plenty to occupy and interest them. It is essential to know an approximate number of people who will be
going on this trip as soon as possible, as accommodation may be limited. One may stay in guest houses in the valley,
in mountain huts on the plateau, or camp at either place. It is anticipated that transport will be by
private vehicle as far as is possible and the duration of stay either 2 or 3
weeks. Dates will have to be arranged
when it is known who can definitely go, but it will have to be restricted to
late July or early August for weather reasons. Finally, and perhaps the most important item, the cost is thought to be
no more than about £30 per person per fortnight. Please, if you are interested, give your
names to myself, Keith Franklin or Roy Bennett.
Editors Note: I should have written; Mo Marriott
instead of Keith Franklin, who wrote the above article.