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Enthusiasts'Club. Magazine. Year 6 Issue 22 Summer 2008 |
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From the Editor.
This issue carries six letters and e-mails sent in by readers. My thanks to all of you who have written in. On pages 2 we take a look at news of S&D from the Summer of 1983 - yes, that's twenty-five years ago. Then there's an article about the Patents filed by James Drewry on page 1, and we continue the series about the history of RCV's on page 3. There's also news of vehicles still in existence. In short, I hope there's something of interest for everyone.
Brian Carpenter. Editor. 1st June 2008.
INDEX to ISSUE 22
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Page 2. 1983 Twenty-Five Years Ago. |
Page 3. The Screw Loader. |
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Page 5. Of Particular Interest to Ex-Employees of S&D. |
Page 6. Vehicles in Existence. |
Acknowledgements & Thanks.
From a quick glance through the pages of this magazine it is obvious that the magazine could not be produced without the assistance of a great number of people who have provided information, news, letter & e-mails.
I acknowledge my debt to these people. To Steve Jones and Tim Byrne for their help with the Short History of Refuse Collection Vehicles series, to the family of James Drewry for information about their grandfather, to the letter writers and especially to Karen Brand, Tony Bottomley's daughter, for her assistance during a difficult time for her and her family.
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CORRESPONDENCE - Editor's Note.
Will correspondents please note that the editor reserves the right to shorten letters or e-mails submitted for publication, and to edit them to provide greater clarity. All reasonable steps will be taken to try to ensure that the meaning in the letter, or e-mail, remains unaltered. The editor can not accept responsibility for the accuracy of correspondent's memories, nor his own memories. Often we are looking back over many years, and our memories of an event may well vary.
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