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By John Maulden
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| New Event: South-East Supper |
Last Updated: Thursday, 7 September 2006
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 James Ruddock-Broyd (G 46-52) has resurrected the old South-East Supper after a gap of many years. This will take place at The Peacock Inn at Piltdown (northwest of Uckfield) on Saturday 28th October, at 7 for 7.30pm.
Dress code: a jacket and tie for the men. There are no particular instructions for ladies, who are always much brighter than chaps about such things.
This is a supper for OFs and guests – and wives, husbands, partners etc. will be most welcome.
For more information, and a link to The Peacock Inn's website, please see Events on the main menu. If you'd like an invitation form, please click here to Email James Ruddock-Broyd.
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| Herts OFs & the Great Burt-Wornham Cricket Series |
Last Updated: Tuesday, 22 August 2006
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 Dateline: 17th June 2006
The latest in the series of Burt-Wornham cricket matches was blessed with some wonderful weather making the prospect of a successful afternoon all the more probable.
Team Burt won the toss and opted for team Wornham to take the crease for the eigth annual battle for sporting supremacy.
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| Len Evans OBE AO (G42-48) 30th August 1930 – 17th August 2006 |
Last Updated: Thursday, 17 August 2006
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 It is with sadness to report the death of Len Evans, the renowned Australian wine guru. Len died suddenly of a heart attack while collecting a friend from hospital near his home in Australia. Len leaves his wife, Trish and his children, Sally, Jodie and Toby.
Friends of the Evans family have reported that the funeral will be on September 16th but we have no official confirmation.
As tributes fill the media (e.g. "The Times" obituary and "The Daily Telegraph"), Mark Birrell G73-83, who lives near Sydney, summed up the generous amiable nature of Len:
"I was fortunate enough to have had lunch with Len when
I arrived in Australia to live in 1991. He was a bloody fine chap. I went to his Pokolbin property and he gave us a tour of
Rothbury Estate. It was a memorable occasion. To most, Len was the
Australian wine industry, very well respected and admired. He said to
me Australia have the best Shiraz in the world and France were starting
to take note. He will be missed immensely.
Lets all have a glass of wine for Len. Better make sure it is a Hunter
Shiraz though!"
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| OFs over-run Bisley |
Last Updated: Tuesday, 15 August 2006
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 The distant rumble of rifle fire which forms the musical accompaniment to the Summer for the residents of mid Surrey must have been mistaken for jungle drums.
Whatever the source of the lure which landed a record number of OFs at Bisley’s Imperial Meeting this year, it was effective.
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| OF wishes John Melsom a Happy 90th Birthday |
Last Updated: Wednesday, 2 August 2006
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John Melsom Hon OF who retired from Framlingham in 1980 after 32 years as biology master, housemaster, rugby coach, leader of the Young Farmers Club and participant in many other school activities, celebrates his 90th birthday on 4th August. He lives in a residential home in Yorkshire near to his son Richard (G 59-68) and enjoys the best wishes of all Framlinghamians who were privileged to be taught by him.
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| Northern Gathering hosted by Douglas & Dorothy Thomson |
Last Updated: Tuesday, 1 August 2006
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 The second Northern Gathering took place on 9 July at the home of Douglas Thomson (K 53-61) and his wife Dorothy.
OF’s from Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Lothian joined the ‘locals’ for a fine session of gastronomic indulgence and general bonhomie.
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| Overseas Bag - Summer 2006 |
Last Updated: Saturday, 29 July 2006
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 Chris Essex, as the new editor of the Overseas Bag, has just published his first round-up of the latest news and views from Overseas OFs for Summer 2006 in the People section (click here to go to the People section or use the menu at the top of the page. You will need to be signed in to the website to access the Overseas Bag).
[Photo: The new OB Editor, Chris Essex, and the former OB Editor, Richard Rowe, playing for the School Rugby 3rd XV in 1974]
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| All OFs invited to private opening of Art Exhibition |
Last Updated: Sunday, 16 July 2006
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 UPDATE - 16th July
John & Glenys Maulden, Richard Bassett G72-76 and Pete Talbot R71-76 were among OFs at the opening of Pete Rodulfo's exhibition. John Maulden says that he has had an original Rodulfo art piece hanging on his wall for some years now. (For Photo - click "Read More" below)
Peter Rodulfo R70-75 has invited all OFs to the private opening of his latest art exhibition - "Retrospective exhibition of paintings from four decades". The exhibtion will be at the Thin Cube at Bylaugh Hall from July 16th to August 27th 2006 - opening times: 9am-5pm.
The private viewing will be on Sunday 16th July at midday. Lunch will be available in the Wintergarden Restaurant. For those travelling some distance there is B&B accommodation at Bylaugh Hall.
Bylaugh Hall, Bylaugh Park, E.Dereham, Norfolk, NR20 4RL; Tel: 01362 688121 Fax: 01362 688167; Email: info@bylaugh.com; Websites: www.bylaugh.com and www.thincube.com
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| Two OFs venture into Literature |
Last Updated: Friday, 7 July 2006
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 Nick Marsden G72-76 and Pete Talbot R71-76 have both made contact recently about their seperate ventures into literature. Nick has had a booked published by Penguin in New Zealand; and Pete is looking for a publisher for his work.
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| Moreau Scholars and Mentors Meet at Awards Ceremony |
Last Updated: Sunday, 2 July 2006
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 This year's Speech-Day Prize Giving had a new feature - the presentation of the Society's Moreau Leaving Scholarships. In his introductory address, Chairman of Governors Andrew Fane made particular mention of these ground-breaking awards and the important part that the Society plays in the life of the College.
More information about the Scholarship programme can be found under the Moreau Scholarships menu item. For more on this story, please click "Read More" below.
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