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News 1974

by Don Featherstone

THE NORTHERN ASSOCIATION OF WARGAMERS is now an established fact. If ANY wargames society between Nottingham and Durham is interested in joining our association, Peter Morrison would be pleased to hear from them c/o 3 Laithe Field, Branch Road, Barkisland, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX4 OAE.

May I through the use of your column inform your readers of our very big exhibition THE NORTHERN MILITAIRE '74 that is beingstaged by us on the 9th and 10th November this year. As well as outdoor activities, Sabre Society, SealedKnot, etc., we will be having lectures and film shows, but the thing that may interest your readers most will be our painting competition. £ 10 and 5 prizes will be given in the 54mm Plus class and 10 and 5 prizes for the best wargames army (50 men plus). The armies chosen are Ancients, Horse and Musket, Modern Army (30 figures plus 5 vehicles) with an overall prize for the best painted model.

A team representing the North will be fighting a team from the South in three Ancient games, the names from the Society of Ancients League table have been compiled by Phil Barker and Peter Guilder.

If any of your readers require details please write or phone me - J. Howe, Secretaryq Manchester Wargames Society, 72 Doveley's Road, Salford. Tel. o6l-735-68a6

Join the Austrian Regiment of the Sabre Society. Full details of cost, etc. Join now to fight the French! Mike Embree, 6 Phillimore Gardens, London N.W.10.

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