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                   About the contributors:


                   Peter Spargo read metallurgical engineering at Wits., which brought him into contact

                   with the gold mining industry and its history, and then went into teaching. He trained
                   as a teacher at the Johannesburg College of Education and at Cambridge University.

                   He took up the post in the School of Education at UCT in 1976, and by the time he
                   retired  in  1997  was  Professor  of  Education.  He  is  currently  an  Honorary  Research

                   Associate in the Department of Chemistry at UCT.


                   Contact: peter@spargo.wcape.school.za



                   Derek Stuart-Findlay graduated with a B Comm from UCT and joined Old Mutual
                   where  he  became  an  Executive  of  Old  Mutual  Properties.  His  family  have  been

                   residents of St James since 1885, and he serves the community through membership
                   of  the  Executive  Committee  of  the  Residents  and  Ratepayers  Association  and  the

                   Kalk Bay Historical Association. He is a past-President of the Crankhandle Club and
                   co-authored the book The Motorist’s Paradise with the late Bob Johnston.



                   Contact: dsfindlay@telkomsa.net


                   Mike  Walker  graduated  with  a  B  Comm  from  UCT  and  after  a  variety  of  jobs,
                   including Purser on Safmarine ships, ran his own business in the fibre-glass industry

                   for several decades. His family have lived in St James since 1925. History has always
                   been  a  passion  and  he  has  authored  16  books  on  Kalk  Bay  and  Cape  Peninsula

                   history. His other passion is  golf and he has  been a life-long member of Westlake

                   Golf Club of which he is a past-President.


                   Contact: coolarty@mweb.co.za
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