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Stamp your mark

THE next meeting of the Berwick Stamp Club will take place at the Old Cheese Factory in Homestead Road, Berwick, at 2pm on Sunday (12 February).
Young and old are invited to attend and particular attention will be given to beginners to the hobby by experienced philatelists who will be in attendance.
Various topics relating to stamps and stamp collecting are discussed and exchange sheets are circulated at each meeting to enable members to buy stamps at reasonable prices.
Further details can be obtained from Terry Prendergast on 5942 7626 or Geoff Legge on 5941 2609.

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