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President's Report

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Projects/Activities

Mosaic 12 online workshops

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VALE DR UNCLE RON HERON

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GIFT OF SHIP'S LANTERNS

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Lesley Pickering, Steve Tranter and Kerry Hulm 
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Crew of the Alexandra L-R: Frank Shawman, James Harcus, William Whitman, Edwin Taylor, Frank (Guy) Alison. Early 1930'3.

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Frank Shawman and Edwin Taylor on the deck. Marr's boat 'Aldinga'in the foreground. Early 1930's.

Nature's Palette Exhibition

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GEOFF'S INSPIRING DONATION 

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A young Geoff Hirst in 1966

Members AGM Meeting

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Guest speaker Sarah Gurich, Lesley Pickering and CR Karen Toms who stood in as returning officer.

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MEMBERS EXCURSION

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Dr John Jackson

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Mystery item revealed

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​'Pyramid' food warmer invented by Samuel Clarke, England, 1888-1920

This device could be used to heat a pint of milk, keep food warm or to prepare pap. Flour or bread was mixed with milk diluted with water to make pap, which could be used to wean infants off breast milk. The metal jug was filled with hot water and the ceramic pannikin was placed inside it.

 

The jug was then placed in the stand. To provide heat a lit candle or a tea-light was placed underneath. The device was trade marked by Samuel Clarke as a ‘Pyramid’ food warmer as the different parts stack up like a pyramid

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