Seventeen people attended the formation meeting of the Croydm and District C.S.E. at Ruskin House, Croydm on Friday, 21st January. Owing to a meeting being held the same evening protesting against proposed increases in Council Rents, a number of interested people were unable to attend the C.S.E. meeting, Terry Mandrell was in the chair. John Palmer and Stan Mills gave an outline ef the aims and objects Of C.S.E. as will as explaining the necess— ity of such an organisatione A number of questions were asked from the floor and a lively discussion took place, One question that was raised was about the £1 membership minimum fee. The queationer thought that it was too high. It was agreed that John Palmer and Stan Mills should raise the question with the National Steering Committee. A provisional Steering Committee of five were elected, including Pat Fortune eas Convenor and Hazel Man¢rell as Treasurer, with Derec; Russel, David Percival, and George Wallis as committee members, It was agreed that another meeting be held on the 18th February.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 5, No. 4, 27 January 1966
Formation of Croydon C.sehe
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