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T h e O l d S t a t i o n e r - N o 8 7 Attendees Geoff Aanonson 64-67 Hugh Alexander 64-71 Keith Allen 61-68 Gerry Ashton 58-65 John Baldwin 65-72 Stuart Behn 47-53 Stephen Bensley 63-70 Don Bewick 51-56 Marco Bittante 72-79 Geoff Blackmore 65-72 Ian Blackmore 67-74 Peter Bonner 55-62 Peter Bothwick 62-69 Michael Brady 51-57 Adrian Broadbent 78-82 Alan Burgess 63-70 Richard Cassel 61-68 Andreas Christou 80-85 Paul M Clague 73-80 Frank Clapp 63-69 David Clark 63-68 Peter Clydesdale 49-54 David Cox 53-60 Nigel Dant 63-71 Anthony Eade 73-80 Roger Engledow 54-59 Ivor Evans 46-51 Michael Facey 51-57 Andrew Forrow 60-67 Richard Forty 65-72 Bob Fry 65-71 Douglas Fussell 54-59 John Geering 53-60 Michael Geering 55-62 Philip Geering 61-68 John Gray 62-68 Alan Green 53-57 Michael Hasler 53-59 Tony Hemmings 54-59 Bichard Hersey 51-58 Michael Howell 73-80 David Hudson 62-69 Robert Hughes 61-68 Ray Humphreys 54-60 Clive Jackson 63-70 Terry Jaggers 62-69 Peter Jarvis 62-68 Michael Kahn 64-71 David Kaye 53-58 Keith Knight 55-63 Peter Knight 53-58 John Lane 72-80 Martin Lawrence 63-70 Roger Lill 63-65 Dave Lincoln 56-63 Tony Mash 61-68 Roger Melling 54-62 Peter Miller 58-66 Derek Mitchell 61-68 Tony Moffat 54-61 Michael Mote 55-60 Keith Mullender 56-63 Colin Munday 56-63 John Partridge 51-58 Frank Pearce 55-62 Richard Phillippo 54-62 Russell Plumley 56-64 Archie Reeve 58-65 John Rowlands 61-68 Peter Sandell 65-72 Peter Sargent 46-50 Roy Saunders 43-49 Rick Steff 65-71 Neil Steff 67-73 Jon Stern 63-70 Geoff Tapping 53-58 John Taylor 51-56 Peter Thomas 67-73 Ross Thompson 62-67 Michael Ttofi 73-80 David Turner 51-56 Richie Tyley 53-59 Kevin Waller 67-72 Peter Watcham 45-50 Mike Weatherley 54-59 Tim Westbrook 62-69 Terry White 65-71 Andy Wick 54-59 Chris Wilkins 57-63 Chris Williams 71-79 Mark Willison 73-80 Dr Richard Wilson 51-58 Peter Winter 63-70 Chris Woodhams 57-63 GUESTS The Master Nick Steidl The Clerk William Alden Guest speaker Andy Thompson The Executive Principal Stationers’ Crown Wood Academy David Millar Toastmaster Mike Pinfield 12
T h e O l d S t a t i o n e r - N o 8 7 OSA Lunch Tuesday 15th May 2018 Thirty seven Old Boys gathered at the Imperial Hotel, Russell Square, London on a warm Spring day to partake in a hearty lunch and convivial conversation. After pre-lunch drinks at the bar, we sat down to tuck into an entrée of Brie and asparagus cheesecake followed by a generous serving of traditional steak & kidney pie with an unlimited supply of potatoes – (much to the relief of our more discerning Old Boys)! For those of us watching our waistlines, a healthy dessert followed of fresh fruit, albeit with lashings of fresh cream! This was all washed down with copious amounts of red Bordeaux and white wines. After lunch we had an entertaining talk from our Guest Speaker His Worship, the Mayor of Camden, Richard Cotton, also an Old Stationer who joined the School in 1963. Richard explained to us that the Chain of Office he was wearing represented the district of Holborn in which Russell Square sits and was Old Stationer, Richard Cotton, Mayor of Camden Texting for a taxi. presented by the Duke of Bedford, the land owner for much of Holborn. He has a second Mayoral Chain for the Borough of Camden which he wears when he attends functions at the Town Hall. Richard also produced a copy of his School Report and provided anecdotes from the comments given by his teachers. Our President, Peter Winter, then reported on the Committee’s efforts during the past few months and reminded us of upcoming events for our diaries. Before lunch, our President called for a brief pause for us to reflect on the life of Geraint Pritchard and his outstanding work for the School and OSA. The afternoon was rounded off with an enthusiastic rendition of the School Song and engaging conversation before we departed. A few stalwarts then followed their doctor’s orders “to keep hydrated in warm weather” and retired to a local hostelry for further refreshment. Peter Thomas Old Stationers’ Golf Society OSA golf team wins back the cup from Old Tollingtonians 13
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