Thursday 6 September 2012

IPSWICH CITY LIBRARY DISPLAY

Tuesday 2 October to Tuesday 6 November 2012


The Ipswich City Library has again kindly supported our Stamp Club in conjunction with our Annual Stamp Fair. The theme this year will be military, and in conjunction with the library’s theme for the Melbourne Cup, a display on horse racing will be also on show.


Just a reminder





*Nov. 4 Ipswich Stamp Fair,
 Function Centre,
Ipswich Showgrounds, Cnr. Warwick & Salisbury Rds., Ipswich. 9am-4pm.

 

VISITING CLUBS WITH CIRCUIT BOOKS



Lucky door prizes

Bargain table

Raffles

Auction sales

Dealers



Refreshments Available…………..Free Admission



For Information Ph; 07 32887007



PRESIDENTS REPORT for 5th JULY and 2nd AUGUST GENERAL MEETINGS 2012.

 
Once again our Annual Stamp Fair is fast approaching (Sunday 4th November) and we will all be busy with its organization and preparation. We are expecting a larger year than last year with the other clubs, the public, dealers and the auction.  

 
Again many thanks to Archie Gerzee for his donation in doing the two 3Ds for our raffles, ANZAC – Raising Sun Badges overprints of the Miniature Sheet and the Gutter Strip. Both are the No.100 of the overprints and are two separate raffles.

 
In July and August Margaret and I have taken the books to Sherwood, CCQ, Southport, Lockyer Valley, (club visit and annual fair) Wynnum taking the club books on Saturday of the Qld. State Exhibition, and Caloundra. I also attended meetings at Queensland Philatelic Society as a club member and Queensland Philatelic Council as a delegate representing our club. It is always great to catch up with other clubs and their members and exchange information and ideas.

 
This year representing our club, helped at, and attended the Queensland State Exhibition and found it very interesting in many ways. It never ceases to amaze me the material that is exhibited at the exhibition (and the clubs), and I find it interesting were the material is found and how people obtain it. It was a bit disappointing that more clubs or club members hadn’t attended the exhibition. 

Stamp collecting has changed in many ways but it is still the biggest and most enjoyable hobby in the world today, with world stamps still very much sort after. As the hobby changes, collectors and clubs like ours must change with it. We need to get back to the basic principles of the hobby and involve the younger generation and the wider community within our communities.
 

I would like to thank all members, our committee, community members and many of our city councillors for their help and support to our club, which is most appreciated. 

 

HAPPY COLLECTING
David Roberts
President.

Fair Overprint Stamps





The Rising Sun Stamp will be our overprint for the stamp fair in November. We also have these made into a 3D picture to raffle off on the day.