ISSUE No. 71. | NEWSLETTER | OCTOBER 1993 |
CONTENTS | EDITORIAL Once again, this quarter has been very quiet. Correspondence remains generally between the same few members and myself. At the AGM I expressed my concern that it was becoming very difficult to find enough `varying` copy to fill the Newsletter, but this hasn`t brought the extra communications that I had hoped for. It is most important that I receive more correspondence from the membership and must ask you again to consider sending in an article, no matter how small. A member suggests that it could be that YOU are not aware of my address, as it doesn`t seem to appear anywhere!. In fact, it does appear under, `Publisher`, on the bottom of page 16. I have also added my phone number, so please get in touch. Area 22 member. Mervyn Williams, sent me details of the Baxa Oral syringe, that Sec. Ron Croad mentions on page two. Along with the said advantages my local chemist was also willing to sell me one. However as I had received a supply of the 0.1 - 0.50ml syringes, also mentioned, I don`t really need the Baxa at this point, but both syringes are well worth getting to correctly measure the very small sizes required in the Club formula. Some comment has been made regarding the use of the `computer` graphic, as used on this page! Of course, we aren`t a computer Club! It isn`t my intentions to plug computers... however, as many CRC members use computers for various reasons, and I badly need more copy, it is an obvious advantage if members can send me `copy` in this media, which not only saves me hours of re-typing, but produces their articles exactly as they wrote them. The computer graphic does, in fact, show an Atari ST Computer, exactly as I use for producing your Newsletter, and seemed relevant to showing that other members can share in using their computers to communicate with me in this medium. It isn`t completely necessary, but as I say, has many advantages. Any copy received in this manner would be most welcome, but a straight forward ` hand written `letter` will also be appreciated. |