This newsletter starts with the very sad news that Bob Elliott FRPS, EFIAP, APAGB passed away on the afternoon of October 10. Bob was the secreatry to the Southern Photographic Federation for a while.

He will be greatly missed by the Federation. He was always there, with his expertise and tremendous knowledge, giving of his time unselfishy to all things photographic.
Our thoughts are with his wife Audrey and his daughter.

Next some great news.... we have a new treasurer for the Southern Federation... Mr Roy Lambeth CPAGB BPE 1, a member of the Viewfinders Camera Club.... has stepped forward and kindly offerred his services, which the council have welcomed and promised him all the support he needs ....... perhaps this is a time I think to remind all members, that the council is made up of your peers from other clubs ... they put in a fair number of hours throughout the year on your behalf, arranging competitions and exhibitions. All these you know about, but we do need more representatives from the clubs. About half appear at the representative meetings held four times a year in Winchester and it is at these meetings that decisions are made and taken for the federation. We really do need more representatives from clubs, so if your club wants to know whats happening then send one of your members to voice your ideas or concerns. I hope to make this one of my main topics as President. So find out a little more about the other clubs and join us at the next representatives meeting.

My own club Highcliffe & Infinity are enjoying their new meeting place, complete with the purchase of a large screen and a new print display board. There is also a bar for those in need of medical assistance. We look forward to a year of successes. Our first member to receive the Federation Roll of Honour is, Louis Rumis ARPS APAGB a well known natural history photographer and raconteur, someone who gives his all for the furtherance of the art, and always available to give help, not only at our club but at his other club Southampton CC. We are delighted to know that his name has been added to that Roll of Honour.
Is there anyone in your own club who you think deserves to be added?????

What is your Club doing this season? We would like to include any important feature that you are intending to hold in the “Exposure” newsletter. Get in touch please. The more we know, the more others will.
Lastly I ask the Club, secretary’s to put on your notice board the website address of the SPF, we get a lot of “hits” but that is the place to look at for all club members to see who is who and what is what and it also has a lot of information which will perhaps, help to widen your thoughts, I know our webmaster is very happy to hear from you.

Ian Bigg,LRPS CPAGB.
President Southern Photographic Federation..

Editors Notes

Here we are again, just a little earlier than usual due to the fact that the December Quarterly meeting has had to be brought forward to November.

I trust that everyone is fully revived after the hot summer that we have had and of course the Indian Summer in September/October. With a little bit of luck there will be many images taken by Club Photographers everywhere, not just for Club competitions, but Federation run and International as well as our own online one (not very many entries this time, unless there has been a late rush after writing this at the end of September) see the page at http://www.southphotographicfed.org.uk/asp_pages/comp_online_comp_200601.asp More images will be very welcome.

It was recently brought to my attention that some secretaries were not happy about having their telephone numbers displayed on the website, consequently if there is an email address for contact I have removed the telephone number as really, only an email address is neccessary. If you do want your telephone number displayed, please email me and I will replace it.

The website has had a recent revamp and may also get more before it works the way that we want it to. A suggestion is that we have a members only area, where the first time that you try to visit the area you will be asked for your email address and a password to gain access. In this area would be things which are pertinant to the Federation Club members, not others. Any other suggestions would be welcome.

Happy Snapping Trevor

Any errors should be notified to or by post to 123 Aylen Road, Copnor, Portsmouth, Hants. PO3 5HE.

Any copy for the Newsletter should be sent to Trevor by January 12th.

Judges from the Handbook

I have written to our “newly qualified” judges inviting them to the Valley Park on 2nd November and it looks as if most will come. Feel free if any of you wish to attend. The more there to contribute the better.
Some have pointed out that, although their details were printed in the May Exposure they missed the Handbook and they have not seen any bookings since. With your permission I am going to ask Trevor to run their details again in the next edition, which will be out a little after our meeting, and include the copy below which I hope Trevor will pick up

Judges - What Judges?
One of the most frequently asked question of Council is when are we going to have some new judges? Well we supplied you with a new influx following our April Assessment day and their details were published in the May edition of Exposure (y’know that newsletter which Trevor struggles to produce four times a year but rarely seems to reach your average club member)
Now the boots on the other foot. Judges - when are you going to use them?
It seems very few of you are prepared to invite a new judge to your club, preferring to rely on the good old faithfuls who turn up at your club year on year and make the same dreary comments. Well, if you do not use the new names I can well understand if they withdraw their services.
Just in case May exposure arrived with you just as you were closing down for Summer we repeat below details of the new kids on the block. They are all champing at the bit to visit you and assess your work. Please, please use them.
Just a reminder. Preliminary judges can only be used for internal club competitions. Panel B for internal and inter club events (ex League battles).
I hope, but this time next year, I get complaints from the “not so new” judges that they cannot cope with all the bookings.

The new judges are:-
Preliminary List
Add
Diana Driver ARPS (Chichester Camera Club) note for Trevor, not to be included. Diana specifically asked to be classified under Chichester and not her other club)
127, West Lane, Havant Hants PO11 0JL Tel 02392 719321

Moving from Preliminary to Panel B

Stan Robinson – details in Handbook

Giles Barkley – details in Handbook

New Panel B Judges

Stan Stubbs LRPS (Viewfinders), Mallards, Newton Toney, Salisbury Wilts SP4 0HF Tel 01980 629700
Adrian Wilson ARPS (Wimborne CC), 3, Cogdean Walk, Corfe Mullen,

The Royal Photographic Society Workshops

All workshops are open to non-members and members of The Society.
To find more information and comments about the courses please visit www.rps.org and go to www.rps.org/education.php.
Most workshops are held at the RPS headquarters in Bath unless otherwise stated.
To book a place please call 01225 325 733 or email reception@rps.org

Beginners SLR Digital Photography and PhotoShop CS - John Roe ARPS
Sat 10am – 5pm, Sun 10am – 4.30pm
Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th October

For those with basic or no understanding of their SLR digital camera but wanting to learn more about its functions: F-stops, shutter speeds and ISO settings, composition and creative picture taking. The workshop will also provide hands-on tuition with PhotoShop CS. This course will suit those who use PhotoShop on a professional basis and also creative home users. £145

Studio Portraiture - Chris Burfoot
Sat 10am – 5pm, Sun 10am – 4.30pm
Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th November
Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd December

Day 1 Starting from Scratch
Aimed at photographers with little or no studio experience. The principals of using studio flash in the portrait environment will be discussed, showing how impressive results can be achieved with minimum equipment. Everyone who attends will have the chance to shoot their own pictures with a live model.

Day 2 Intermediate
For those with more than a basic understanding of the equipment and techniques or those who have completed day 1. Participants will be shown how more advanced lighting techniques can produce better results

This workshop will take place in Lacock, Wiltshir.e 1 day £65 - both days £120

SLR Advanced Camera Raw Digital Photography and PhotoShop - John Roe ARPS
Sat 10am – 5pm Sun 10am – 4.30pm
Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th November

This two day workshop is designed for those who wish to build upon their knowledge and experience of PhotoShop. It will also demonstrate the advantages of taking images in Camera Raw format and how to use Adobe Bridge to its full potential. £145

Digital Monochrome, Toning And Tinting Lecture - Tony Worobiec FRPS
Sat 10.30 am – 4pm,
Saturday 25th November
Saturday 3rd February 07

Tony Worobiec FRPS will demonstrate the different ways to produce a digital monochrome file from a variety of sources. He will also be showing ways of achieving lith effects digitally. This will be followed by a demonstration of printing techniques using both colour dye and black pigment inks along with digital toning and ‘hand tinting’ effects. £55
Going Freelance
Wednesday 29th November

The three talks will cover:
Copyright - Gwen Thomas from the AOP
Marketing Yourself as a Freelance Photographer - Lisa Howe on behalf of Skillset
Marketing and Sales for Professional Photographers - Howard Butterfield Managing Director of theimagefile £20

PhotoShop Elements – John Roe ARPS
Sat 10 am – 5pm
Saturday 16th December

A one day introductory workshop to PhotoShop Elements for those who need basic skills in image manipulation at home or in the office. £75

Introduction to your Digital SLR – John Roe ARPS
Sun 10 am – 5pm
Sunday 17th December

A one day course to help you with the basic functions of your SLR camera, this will include F-stops, shutter speeds, and ISO settings. At the end of the day your images will be looked at by the tutor who will give advice and support on how to develop your picture taking skills. £75

Documentary Photography
Sat 10am – 5pm Sun 10am – 4.30pm
Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th January 2007

This new and exciting course provides a structured exploration of the subject of documentary photography, enabling you to grasp a method of photography that seeks to record, investigate and comment on people and situations. £135

Compact Camera Course for Beginners - John Roe ARPS
Sat 10am – 5pm, Sun 10am – 4.30pm
Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th January 2007

A workshop for all those who wish to learn how to use their compact digital camera and the basics of PhotoShop Elements. The first day will be spent learning about the functions and settings of your digital camera. The second day will concentrate on downloading images onto a computer, opening, storing and basic manipulation of images. A fun but informative workshop to get you going. Although this workshop is designed specifically for compact cameras if you would like to attend using an SLR please contact the tutor at jroe@omniproductions.co.uk £135

Southern Photographic Federation

PRINT BOXES

Standard Model – 21” x 17” x 1 5/8ths”.
Rolled top edges, black plastic corners, two straps.

PRICE - £14-75

Orders in writing and with cheques payable to J. PEARSON
to
Mrs. Jennie Pearson, 6 Inhams Road, Holybourne, ALTON, Hants. GU34 4EU.

The next order date has not been arranged yet.

Boxes to be collected at the SPF Quarterly Meeting
directly following the order before date.
Details of other sizes and costs:
21” x 17” x 2” £16-25
21” x 17” x 2.5” £16-50
21” x 17” x 3” £16-75
21” x 17” x 3.5” £17-25
21” x 17” x 4” £17-50
21” x 17” x 5” £18-00
21” x 17” x 6” £18-25

Jennie Pearson. Alton Camera Club. Tel:- 01420 88743

THE S.P.F CLUB SLIDE CHAMPIONSHIP 4TH FEBRUARY 2007 HOSTED BY “NEWDIG” AT VIABLES CRAFT CENTRE. HALL. HARROW WAY, BASINGSTOKE. START TIME. 2.00.P.M. THOSE CLUBS WISHING TO PARTICIPATE SHOULD REGISTER THEIR INTENTION BY EITHER LETTER OR E-MAIL TO ERNIE FULLBROOK (S.P.F. S.C.Sec) 109. Elmwood Way. Basingstoke RG23 8LJ or ernie.photo@newdig.org CLOSING DATE 29TH OCTOBER 2006 ENTRY FORM FOR UP TO 25 SLIDE TITLES PLUS FULL RULES, DIRECTIONS, AND PLACES TO DINE ( Pubs Restaurants etc). WILL BE SENT OUT ON RECEIPT. YOUR ENTRY FORM AND FIRST 8 SLIDES AND A CHEQUE OF £5.00 ( MADE PAYABLE TO THE S.P.F.)TO BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN THE 12TH JANUARY. HALL SPONSORSHIP BY MIKE BURROWS ENGRAVING. ALL THOSE ATTENDING WILL PAY £5.00 ENTRANCE

The Southern Photographic Federation’s Inaugural Club Digital Projection Championship 2007.
To be contested on March 25.

The Judges are:-
Mrs Betty Billingham, Editor for the PSA (EI Division), International DP Judge & Participant
Mr Rod Whellans. MPAGB, APAGB, ARPS. President of the PAGB.
Mr Roger Maile. Editor of “Digital Photo Art”

General Rules.
1. All entrants must be paid up members of a club affiliated to the SPF of which affiliation fees have been paid.
2. An entrant may only enter for ONE club.
3. One representative from each club must attend the event.
4. Each club shall submit 25 Images, with no more than 5 from any one entrant. No Restriction or Limitations on Subject matter.
5. No image may be a Digital File of a Slide entered into the 2007 SPF Club Slide Championship. (Unless not projected).
6. Each Entrant must own the copyright of every element of the image.
Clip Art; Copyright Free material and Fractals are not acceptable.
7. The Championship will be run as a straight battle between clubs. All 25 Images from each club contributing to the final score.
8. There will be 3 Judges scoring electronically on the 2-5 scale.
9. In the event of a Tie a full count back will apply.
10. Club entries to be submitted on CD-R with Club Name, Contact information, and Reference Number Printed on the Disc. Plus the Entry Fee of £10.00. Cheques should be made payable to the SPF with clubs name on the back to the CDPC Image Complier. (T.A 4)
11. CDs will not be returned but will be available for collection at the Championships
12. Closing Date for receipt of entry:- 18th February 2007

AWARDS
Winning Club - Highest combined totals score.
Best Image - Selected from images scoring 14 or 15. (13s if under 5 in total).
Small Club - (under 30 members).
Individual Judges Choice - Certificates.

Technical Aspects
1. Images will be projected in Landscape format of 1024 x 768 pixels. Images must therefore have a maximum Landscape dimension of no more than 1024 wide x 768 high and Portrait images should be no larger than 768 pixels high.
2. Files must be in PNG non-interlaced format.
3. Image files must be named using a 2 digit number (01-25) followed by your Reference number then a SHORT TITLE.
4. Club entries to be submitted on PC format CD-R with Club Name, Contact information, and Reference number (your listed position as in the 2006/7 Handbook) [e.g. Aldershot & Farnham = 01; Alton = 02; Andover Split Image = 03…]

Proposed timetable

2.00 - 2.15 Introduction by President & Introduction of Judges.

2.15 - 4.15 Projection of Images 1 to 13.

4.15 - 4.55 Tea/Coffee Break.

4.55 - 5.00 Half-way scores

5.00 - 7.00 Projection of Images 14 to 25.

7.00 - 7.15 Raffle

7.15 - 7.30 Projection of Images which have scored 13 and over.

7.30 - 7.45 Results and Presentations

OBITUARY

Bob Elliott FRPS EFAIP I first met Bob Elliott when working at the Ordnance Survey some 30 years ago. He was in charge of an Office with seventeen draughtsmen and women. Eventually I took over this position as we were both promoted at the same time. Bob went up the scale to the job in charge of Surveyors in South East Region of England. However Bob had proved his ability to run an office with newly trained young draughtsmen and older workers who had more experience and who had advanced to become examiners of maps. This was a challenge of an unusual mix of people. Bob at that time was an active member of the Ordnance Survey Photographic Society and became their Chairman for four years in the 1980 period. Bob found a healthy rivalry with himself, John Philpott and Leigh Preston helping him hone his Photographic outlook and set him on his way to greater achievements in this marvellous medium. Bob had joined Kingston Camera Club on his secondment from the Ordnance Survey. On his return to Southampton he joined Southampton Camera Club as he felt that he needed a stimulating programme to give him that extra ‘push ‘ to extend his creativity. During this period he had perfected Colour Slide sequences and then onto Monochrome Prints and in the Digital age Colour Prints. He gained his Associateship of the Royal Photographic Society in 1984 and then added the Fellowship soon afterwards, later on was asked to be a member of the RPS Visual Arts Distinction Panel. Bob Elliott also became a member of the Southern Federation Council in 1984. Bob became President of Southampton Camera Club in its Centenary year of 1996. This was followed by a very successful year under his tutorship. Bob will be sadly missed for his brilliant Lectures and his judgments of other people’s work which left the worker with a feeling of achievement even in the most humble image. His summing up at International level was recognised throughout the Photographic Society of Great Britain. Jim Mansfield ARPS

Who is the President.??????

I thought it would be an idea to let members of the SPF know who I am????? a lot do I feel, but there might be the odd dozen or so who dont, and our newsletter editor likes to fill his Mag.

My wife, and 2 children although they are both in their middle 40s now, having flown the nest some years ago and I suppose it was in 1960 when we moved from Petersfield to Wimborne and later was invited to join the Camera Club, I was involved with Round Table in those days, (who wasn’t) by one of the tablers and thought, yes, OK give it a go.

A Practica 35m was my first camera and since then i’ve progressed through many Canons, Nikons back to Canons. A couple of years went by when the idea of running a weekend Photography course at Avon Tyrell, deep in the heart of the New Forest became a reality and it took off as the first Teach-In. We had people from many parts of the country in response to a write up in the Amateur Photographer. The Editor was going to be one of the speakers, so that helped. A success - yes - and we embarked on another 6 months later. In about 1968 I think Audio-Visual was being born. The main interest there, was in France at Epinal, where they held an annual competition. Not to be beaten by the ‘le french’, we decided to hold a Coloursound weekend, again at Avon Tyrell, which by the way, was and still is a Youth Club Association manor house of the upmarket variety. Most bedrooms were of the multi bed type, not popular by todays photographers but then it didnt seem to matter. Names like Sir George Pollock, Richard Tucker, Micheal Tickner, Helios Grp from Bristol, Ray Beaumont-Cragg (France), Sam Haskins. Coloursound was born, we then progressed to Coloursound 72 the 1st International AV convention to be held in the UK. The names read like the cast in a mammoth West End production. As well as the above names, Lady Doreen Pollock, Edwin Appleton, Roger Lane. John Podmore, Bryan Snowball and Bryan Angus, Tony Troman, David Burns, Tony Hill. Roger Holman, Gordon Malthouse & Monsieur Thouvenot from Epinal. Adding to the above names was the late Mrs Pat Whitehouse who brought the house down with her wonderfully remembered sequence of fledglings in their nests, beaks wide open awaiting food when instead of the usual accompaniment of background music and commentary, the soundtrack burst out with Handels Hallelujah chorus, the sight of those gaping mouths apparently pouring out the majestic sounds was not only amusing but very moving as well. “The organisers did well to put that on as the last sequence of the weekend”, said George Hughes, then editor of the AP, who gave the organiser lots of credit. George was one of the judges!

Unfortunately Avon Tyrell became too small for our Coloursound weekends and we moved across the borders to South Wales and joined Richard Tucker an established Nikon Lecturer and AV buff at Dyffryn House, a beautiful manor with extensive gardens. Coloursound carried on every 6 months here for several years until the cuts came and South Glamorgan had to close the house for economic reasons. Where have we heard that before! With a lot of scouting around I discovered the Wiltshire CC adult education residence at Urchfont and they grabbed us with open arms as they were hoping to increase their own intake again for economics, and happily to this day AV in a slightly different form - did I hear the word Digital - is held every April and October at Urchfont Manor, still under the tutorship of Richard Tucker FRPS, enjoying good food and involvement with digital AV.

For myself I gave up the 6 monthly conventions, after I believe to be nearly 30 years of organising and assisting the running of AV and previously Photo Teach- ins - great fun, hard work but very mentally rewarding, met dozens of like minded people, from all over, not only this country but from our friends over the water.

What is he doing now you may ask? Well frequent judging around the region. As I live on the western edge of the Fed I get invited to visit many Western Counties Clubs as well, about 30 in a season I think in total. Currently, Chairman of Highcliffe & Infinity CC which is a great club, as well as President of the SPF and if I serve my 2 years then I think it will be an involvement in Photography for nigh on 45 years ..... and in the words of the prophet, I might sit back and enjoy being just a member of a wonderful community .... Photography .... the place to meet friends ..... the hobby ..... and the life!!!!!!!!

Ian Bigg LRPS CPAGB.
President Southern Photographic Federation

Audio Visual Assessments

The Audio Visual assessments are only held once every two years. Now that there are simple computer programmes making the production of AV’s so much easier there is a growing demand for distinctions in this category. There is also a section for Stereo Submissions. There are three levels of award, Credit, Distinction and Master as per the non AV awards.

The next assessments are being held on Saturday 10th March, 2007 at St Mary’s bay Village Hall, Jefferstone Lane, St. Mary’s Bay, Kent TN29 0XH and are being organised by the Kent County Photographic Association on behalf of the PAGB.
The Closing Date for entries is the 31st January, 2007.

Anyone who wants more detail, or an application form should contact:
Peter Brown ARPS, DPAGB, APAGB 212, Gloucester Cresent, Wigston, Leics LE18 4YJ.
Tel 0116 2783446 or email brownpeterd@tiscali.co.uk.
If you want details forwarded to you please send him a stamped addressed envelope of A5 size or larger.

PRESIDENT:
Ian Bigg LRPS CPAGB
president@southphotographicfed.org.uk
VICE PRESIDENT:
vice.pres@southphotographicfed.org.uk
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT:
Jack Whitemore CPAGB APAGB
past.pres@southphotographicfed.org.uk
SECRETARY:
Mrs Lynn Lambeth
spf.sec@southphotographicfed.org.uk
TREASURER:
treasurer@southphotographicfed.org.uk
COMPETITION Secretary:
Chris Whiting
comp.sec@southphotographicfed.org.uk
HANDBOOK/DIR SECRETARY:
Dave Isaacs
handbook.sec@southphotographicfed.org.uk
EXHIBITION SECRETARY:
exhibitionsecretary@southphotographicfed.org.uk
PAGB EXHIBITION SECRETARY:
pagbexhibsec@southphotographicfed.org.uk
SLIDE CHAMPIONSHIP SECRETARY:
Ernie Fullbrook BEM APAGB
council.mem2@southphotographicfed.org.uk
PUBLICITY SECRETARY:
David Kessel
publicity.sec@southphotographicfed.org.uk
NEWSLETTER SECRETARY:
Trevor Muston
news.editor@southphotographicfed.org.uk
WEBMASTER:
Trevor Muston
webmaster@southphotographicfed.org.uk
RECORDS SECRETARY:
George Walsh APAGB
records@southphotographicfed.org.uk
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Mrs Anne Mahany CPAGB
council.mem1@southphotographicfed.org.uk
Ernie Fullbrook BEM APAGB
council.mem2@southphotographicfed.org.uk
PAGB Executive Member:
Leo Rich ARPS AFIAP DPAGB BPE2
PAGBExec.Member@southphotographicfed.org.uk
Non Council Members
Assistant Exhibition Secretary:
Geoff Kelland
asst.exhib.sec@southphotographicfed.org.uk

Amendments for Exposure

Midhurst CC
Alternate Wednesdays 7.45 September to April. The Angel Hotel, North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9DN
Secretary: Mr Clive Bennett, 8 Pitsham Wood, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9QZ. Tel; 01730 815199 email: clive@fulerton.freeserve.co.uk
Competition Mr Karen Bennett, 8 Pitsham Wood, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9QZ. Tel; 01730 815199 email: karenbennett68@aol.com
Membership: 25 Insurance

John May ARPS DPAGB - Wonston & Worthy CC
Bramble Cottage, 4 Dean Lane, Winchester, SO22 5LH
Tel: 01962 623907
email: john.e.may@ntlworld.com P.S.R.N.AV.T.

NEWDIG
Friday 8.00 Main Hall, Viables Craft Centre, The Harrow Way, Basingstoke, Hants, RG22 4BJ
Secretary: Mr Ernie Fullbrook BEM APAGB, 109 Elmwood Way, Basingstoke, Hants, RG23 8LJ. Tel; 01256 472155
email:ernie.photo@newdig.org
Competition Secretary: Mr Tristram Reed, 7 St Marys Court, Basingstoke, Hants, RG21 4AT. Tel; 01256 781132 email:tristram@newdig.org
Membership: 36 Insurance

Newbury CC
Thursday 7.30 - Shaw Social Club, Almond Avenue, Shaw, Newbury
No Secretary - Correspondence only: Mr Mike Harding, 01635 582237
email: mjharding@tiscali.co.uk
Competition Secretary: Mrs Rita Robertson, Oakbank, Briff Lane, Upper Bucklebury, Berks, RG7 6ST. Tel: 01635 864184
Membership: 60 Insurance

Missing from the handbook

Ken Scott ARPS, Steyning CC
16 Towers Road, Upper Beeding, Steyning, Sussex, BN44 3JL. Tel: 01903 812834
email: ken.scott@touchingthelight.co.uk P.S.AV.T

Dr Barry Senior FRPS APAGB. Southampton CC, Ordnance Survey PS
Normandy Cottage, 14 Avon Park, Ringwood, BH24 2AT.
Tel: 01425 471489 email: barry@littlepics.freeserve.co.uk P.S.R.T.

David Sherwill ARPS AMPA Bournemouth PS
55 York Road, Broadstone, BH18 8EW
Tel: 01202 698731
email: sherwill@broadstone1demon.co.uk P.S.

George Walsh APAGB Winchester PS
Valetta, Deane Down Drove, Littleton, Winchester, SO22 6PP
Tel: 01962 880527
email: walsh@valetta.f9.co.uk
Not Tuesdays - P.S.N.R.T.

Andrew Wilson ARPS Bracknell CC
15 Challenor Close, Finchampstead, Wokingham, RG40 4UJ
Tel: 0118 973 6029
email: vanda@avalon56.freeserve.co.uk
Not Thursdays - P.S.R.

Other amendments

New Preliminary Judge
Diana Driver, ARPS, (Chichester CC)
127 West Lane, Havant, Hants. PO11 OJL. Tel. 023 9271 9321.

Moved from Preliminary to B List.
Stan Robinson (Bournemouth CC)
Giles Barkley - NB. He is now a member of Locksheath & Sarisbury – no longer member of Southampton CC.

New Judges on B List.
Stan Stubbs, LRPS, (Viewfinders of Romsey CC)
Mallards, Newton Toney, Salisbury, Wilts. SP4 OHF. Tel. 01980 629700.

Rosie Armes, ARPS, (Havant CC)
16a Salterns Lane, Hayling Island, Hants. PO11 9PJ. Tel. 023 9246 6868.

Other amendments:
Bryan Powell’s club name will need changing to NEWDIG.

Pauline Thornhill DPAGB & Colin Thornhill DPAGB

1. Hide & Seek - Half demo 7 half Natural History Slides - PAGB Rates

Fareham & portchester CC
Tuesdays 7.30. Portchester Parish Hall, Castle Street, Portchester, PO16 9QX
Secretary Mrs Val Goldsworthy, 17 Downside, Portchester, Fareham PO13 0JT. Tel: 01329 312671 email: j.goldsworthy@ntlworld.com
Competition Secretary, Mr M Waldegarve, 73 Gudge Heath Lane, Fareham, PO15 5AX. Tel: 01329 285205
Membership 41 - Insurance