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Master Mariners re-instate ‘Happy Hour’

09 Dec 2003 - by Staff reporter
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THE CAPE Town branch of The Society of Master Mariners SA has re-instated its monthly ‘Happy Hour’ with the first get-together planned on November 21. Subsequent meetings will be held on the second last Friday of every month, excluding December. The venue is the Society’s committee rooms in Green Point. Further information is available from Tony Weatherley on (021)557 4432.

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