Please e-mail us to tell us your news. Please keep the news coming and we will print as much as we can. He will continue part time working for several more years but based down in the south of the country. Both his children are currently working in New Zealand so good holidays are coming up! Adam has been living in Italy for years where he used his expert knowledge to produce wholesale cheese but he tells AA that he is now a TEFL teacher near Lake Como.

He married an Italian girl and his brothers Michael B lives in Sussex and Brendon B in Devon. An example would be the interview on Sputnik of George Galloway arch socialist and Aaron Banks UKIP financier and seeing how much they agree with each other. What they call alt-left and alt-right seem to have much the same policies. His brother Adam says that Brendon does not express his skills as a political observer or use them in his present job. He has been mentoring youngsters with new business start-up ideas which he has found very rewarding.

Will and Paul recently kindly took their old housemaster to lunch at the ship in Axmouth. Robert Baly Sh ' OH representative for the era, was a lawyer in Hong Kong and of course knew Paul Selway-Swift M ' They were both members of the Turf Club and will probably meet at Cheltenham.

Also with the HK Bank were James Morrow M ' who has retired to Somerset and 'Chile' Brendon Cooper M ' who was on a course with the bank when it acquired the Bank of London and South America. Rob's Brother Guy Sh ' was in HK for a spell but spent the last decade of his working life with Lloyds Insurance in Berrmuda. He has retired to Suffolk and plays golf at Aldeborough.

Guy often sees Clive Lewis B ' and Jonathan Patterson Sh ' Charles Davies L ' former Captain on th OH Hockey XI, which played Bridport Hawks on the super Colfox School all-weather pitch, tells AA that his young son, aged 9, is taking part in trainig sessions alongside Richard Steele L ' and that formidable goal scorer and farmer Andrew Frampton V ' Charles is a partner in a Bridport building firm.

Allan Goh B ' writes "Since leaving Allhallows I read law at universtiry and have been a practising barrister since specialising in criminal law with Chambers in London. I looked up the OH website after having a conversation about school days. Graham Prentice B ' has retired from BP after 32 years, a great feeling, and has moved from NE Scotland to the Bath area so he hopes he will actually be able to meet up with many OH friends again.

He will continue working part time for a few more years but based in the South. Both Graham's children are currently working in New Zealand so good holidays are coming up! Helen Bird nee Grainger C ' writes "Although I was only at Allhallows for the VI Form I have very happy memories.

I trained as a primary school teacher and taught in London, EFL in Naples and, letterly, in Salisbury.

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I married Andrew Bird in and we have two daughters. We have moved around quite a lot hence sadly I have lost touch with many contemporaries. Thank you for keeping the OH network alive". She had a great run at the Australian Open where she lost to Venus Williams in the semis. His contemporaries will remember him as a devastating short-corner striker on the hockey pitch and a Hockey 1st X1 Colour for four years.

He has built and run a fishing trawler, built his own New Mill House at Burton Bradstock, been instrumental in providing tennis nets for Wimbledon and numerous clubs and courts as he makes the wires that hold the net up and still engages in building operations in West Dorset as well as filling his freezer with fish caught from his own small boat launched from the beach at Burton Bradstock.

Recently Andy visited Myanmar Burma which his company includes in their alluring trips. Daryl was at the th Anniversary lunch. Simon works in a modern industry yet says he lives in a part of the world where a major traffic jam could be two donkey carts meeting head on and stopping to exchange gossip. The scenery is spectacular and the village ancient. The Readings have no mains electricity, sewage system or phone lines and yet the powers of the sun — or Honda generator when needed — allow Simon to sit at his laptop and type missives which will wing their way through the ether to the top of the mountain upon which sits the village of Monsanto, to be microwaved up the valley to Idanha-a-Nova, dive underground to join a fibre optic cable to a central hub and off to England.

Simon says he is in a modern world yet outside it and it is much the best of both worlds. It is a varied diet of matrimonial, insolvency, landlord and tenant, contract dispute and, his own field, of personal injury. Chris and his wife, Sally, are busy as Mum and Dad of Jenny who works in Huddersfield and Peter who gained an MA from Mount Vernon View Drama School and is setting out as a freelance Theatre Director in West Ealing.

I am working for Plant Clean, a chemical company that was recently purchased by Bunzl UK, in the Healthcare industry setting up new facilities around the Province. My 2 two sons are working in the film industry in BC which is growing like crazy and my younger son will be going to Quebec in to compete in the Canadian weight lifting championships. I am planning on visiting England in September my first visit in nearly 30 yearsI am going to show my wife the school and tour around.

I was very sad to read about Mr. He went after taking up the sport 55 years after leaving school. Peter remembers Derek Blooman joining the school as a young master.

It was amazing how much gear we rammed into his good old VW Beetle. Jeremy went to Lincoln College, Oxford from Allhallows and later took an MBA. Andrew is currently Chairman Elect of the Bar Council of England and Wales and will become Chairman in and hold the post for a year, when he will be based in the Temple and its environs.

He than intends to return to the Western Circuit as a Criminal Silk, which is the best job in the world. Andrew is involved in the fight for access to justice for the increasing number who are denied it. Andrew has fond memories of Allhallows and marvels at what we had to offer every time he goes back, particularly the beautiful grounds and some of the more eccentric mebers of the staff. DJB recalls Andrew as one of the brightest boys he ever taught. Steve now lives in Newton Abbot, having retired from the Police, and is happily involved with his wife, Sally, on the ocean wave.

They now run a charter service for guests and have encouraging bookings in their fourth year. Steve leaves the yacht in Grenada for the Caribbean hurricane season and retires to Devon to see the family and work for the next season afloat. He opened the bowling for every club he played for until a back injury forced him to retire in You deserve the OH first price for hand writing Steve!

He is off to China and Japan and is organising a great trip to India in December for 17 members of the Dinner Club and their wives. Last year they did a group tour to South Africa to visit the battlefields of Zululand and the place where the French Prince Imperial was killed. Richard works for the Roatry Charity Polio Plus and is now a Trustee of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. Graham and Sylvia are more than busy in their retirement; they have recently been to Naples as Sylvia is writing a book about Elizabeth Craven, married first to Baron Craven and then to the Margrave of Ansbach, and settled in Naples.

Like us Nowton Court had magnificient grounds and is now a residential home. Steve travels the world selling equipment to oil companies and trusts the industry will revive. Jennie says that she has completed her MA in Creative Writing and is rewriting the first draft of her novel with the help of a new literary agent. Alan celebrated a very important birthday on 18th June when about 50 friends dropped in for a party in the reception room of his flats, organised for him be a catering company.

Derek Blooman sent him an old map of Nova Scotai and Newfoundland, which Alan says will be framed by one of the guests, an expert picture-framer. Alan left Allhallows for Ashbury College, Ottawa, sited in Rockcliffe Park, much like the Rousdon Estate, and then ran his own Music School.

DJB jokingly said that some of the ifrst OHs may have fought with Henry V at Agincourt, as the school was probably going then, taught by the Priest of Allhallows Chapel. As a result he is advising other small enterprises, as well as being heavily involved in judging a plethora of cheese competitions, locally and internationally.

I now live oin a farm in Suffolk, working in private healthcare after many years in hospitatlity. Paul runs Paul Davis Frieght Service Ltd from Bristol, with freight going to Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Continent while Will, a Bedford College London Uni Geologist, has been drilling and prospecting for oil in the North Sea and Egypt.

He says that the days of oil are numbered for a while but they will come back. DJB says that they drove to the Rousdon Estate and had a snap taken in front of the Allhallows memorial plaque in the wall behind the pavilion and were impressed by the sensitive way in which building had been underetaken in the Ernest George style.

School Mags rivalled the good old Grauniad in those far off days. The name was given to it by Private Eye. Jack Jarchow said that after the Headmaster, George was probably the most important person at Allhallows. George joined the school in after 6 years in the Army. He was at Casino in charge of laying down smoke. George was demobbed at Taunton and applied for jobs at Millfield and Allhallows.

He and his wife came to Allhallows first and fell in love with the place. He said that he was told off once for putting a watt bulb in a room for ten boys, yet they were happy and got good results. He once rescued a Red Devil parachutist from a tree as though it was an every day occurrence. George said that he worst job was having to deal with a burst pipe in the sewer in the freeze-up. He went down with a torch and by the time he was finished he was solid with ice, though he admitted that the coldest he had ever been was in the Atlas mountains when he was frozen to the handle bars of his motor-bike and they made tea on a sand and petrol fire to thaw him out with whisky and bully beef.

Steve says that OHs occassionally call but with the passage of time it is difficult to recall names.

DJB sometimes meets Steve in the village shop and gave him a copy of the OH Magazine. Jim Rowe Mwho has been a shooting maestro at school and for OHs, and who is Lord of the Manor of Axminster, presided over the Raising of the Glove ceremony in the town on Thursday, June 23rd.

He hoisted a glove on a flower-decked pole to the side of the minster and in the presence of the vicar and the mayor. The ceremony dates back to the granting of Axminster Market by King John in The glove must be raised on the Thursday nearest the feast day of St John the Baptist — which this year was June 23rd — and for eight days no man could be arrested or hanged! King John, an exceptional administrator, was always nifty at extracting money from the locals. The fair has been replaced by the nearby Axminster Festival.

A similar ceremony was held in Honiton, where a glove was raised on a pole outside the Dolphin Hotel to open the panier market. When Frank died inthe title passed to Jim. However, foot and mouth closed the cattle market in and it was sold.

The Charter Street market in Axminster continues and Axminster is changing, as we all do. I retired from Lloyds Bank in where I was responsible for the resiliency and business continuity for the back office function in the UK and abroad. This role was primarily to make sure that their customers were not impacted by an incident or failure, but also meant that we were continually testing our colleagues to make sure they understood the processes they would have to implement in the event of an incident.

I had every intention of setting up a consultancy in Lichfield Staffordshire when I left but have not found the time! I spend my leisure time sailing and walking and have done a lot of ocean sailing including the Fastnet and Antigua I am also a volunteer for the Canal and River Trust Heritage Working Boat Group and move their historic narrowboats from festival to festival in the Midlands allowing people to see what life used to be like working on the canals.

For many years Chris was an Estate Agent in Canterbury and his father, who ran an Estate Agency in Lyme, lived down Clappentail Lane near Derek. Chris commented on the magnificent way in which Belmont House, former home of John Fowlerhas been restored.

Chris holds the unbeaten School High Jump record. Philip worked for the B of E for many years and played cricket for their 1st XI, but was dumbfounded to read in the press that they now fielded a rounders team. Carey was Housemaster of Venning when it was in the main building and boys in his charge will remember the understanding and care that he brought to those in his charge.

He had read Greats at Merton College, Oxford and mainly taught English and Latin. Derek remembers, when he joined the school, driving Carey to East Coker in Somerset and getting a brilliant exposition of one of T.

Carey was a great railway buff and would go in search of steam trains wherever he could find them. Fortunately no one was hurt but some OHs will remember trips to the cinema were a regular occurrence, apart from weekly film shows in the Great Hall, organised by the Chudleigh film projectionists. Ian worked for many yeasr with MGM and has only recently retired.

We had renovation work on our house and moved into rented accommodation on the Rousdon Estate while this was being done. So that felt really odd living there for 3 months. Happily settled and retired here, busy with local tennis club, church and gardening and walking.

We have 2 daughters, one who is to be married Sept 10th this year He suffered a very bad stroke some years ago and is wheelchair bound, but was able to communicate well and enjoyed a tour of our field studies centre at Aigas.

I also visited Guy Farthing Stanton in Winchester, who is also struggling with an inoperable brain tumour. But he was in good spirits and buzzes about the city on his buggy. My latest book, 'Gods of the Morning' my tenth has won the Richard Jefferies Society Prize for nature writing - a wonderful boost to morale and sales!

This month I was also awarded the Royal Scottish Geographical Society's Geddes Medal for services to nature conservation. It is so warming to receive recognition for what is now a life's work. My son Warwick 41 now runs Aigas with me and gets married in April. Andy worked for many years worldwide for Collins the Publishers but has now retired to Congesbury near Bristol.

Peter has another son at Wellington College. Quickly realising this was not for me I travelled Europe before starting a second degree in social sciences at Bristol. Been there ever since, ultimately as HR Director of a former Fairey engineering business. My wife Chris and I have four boys between us, one grand daughter and two more expected imminently. Having semi-retired in I volunteer at Tytntesfield, the National Trust property which is a glorious house somewhat reminiscent of Allhallows.

With time on my hands I am the man to help any OH with advice on matters in the HR field at very reasonable rates! Claus, Rachel and their young children, Ella and Frederick, have made family visits to Denmark and Beaminster and Bramley Cottage where crabbing was a big attraction.

However as an avid reader of the Magazine, he always enjoys news of OHs past. The Bardonis have recently moved after 28 years at their old address and are still in a bit of shock.

Nevertheless, they are ticking in and look forward to a proper chat with old friends next year. His girls have left home long ago but return to spend time with them and Chrsitmas lunch prepared with love and care by his wife Jane. Martin still farms on a smaller scale of about acres and enjoys helping a neighbour with croppping. It is amazing but he will soon be on a pension. Eleanor Coade of Lambeth sold the stone in the eighteenth century and it was widely used for architectural ornament like capitals and key-stones in doorways.

Belmont House, which has a magnificent view over the Cob, has recently been expensively refurbished. Since Allhallows Piers has been a forester, landscape gardener once doing a garden for the celebrity chef Keith Floyd, chef de plunge, teacher andon the advice of his grandfather, an auctioneer. He has been running his own business for two years, ably supported by his wife Liz, his mother and their two children Joss and Millie.

Apart from a few early OH rugby matches, he has not been invovled with OH events but hopes to attend a West Country lunch soon. Exodus has organised global adventures since and since the massive earthquake in Nepal was inundated with funds and offers of help for Exodus travellers.

Her husband Jim, with whom she organised those wonderful Jazz Concerts at Allhallows and who played with Humphrey Lyttleton, is not interested in retiring and still teaches music.

Sylvia has many happy memories of Allhallows, Ten Tors on Dartmoor with Nigel Giles et al. They wish us all a happy He is now a grandfather with four grandchildren. His eldest son, Alex, is Operations Manager for Gloucester RFC, after playing for 10 years. Alex currently holds the record for the longest unbroken sequence of Premiership games, 98 for Bristol and Gloucester, and he won 3 caps for England. Unfortunately his career was cut short after a serious arm injury playing against Northampton.

Peter spent most of his career in the food industry, focusing on temperature controlled logistics. Matt left for the Royal Navy but changed tack for more salubrious pastures.

If there are any other OH stars, let AA know. His main area of exploration has been the Artic to encounter polar bears, snowy owls, reindeer, walruses, nesting waders, Inuit hunters and glaciers. Rough camping for long periods have yielded encounters with Grizzlies, Moose, Marmots and many other strage characters. Ian describes setting off from Nome, Alaska as just like going back to the Gold Rush days with Nome being a typical old roughneck frontier town, the only difference being that now most people carry larger guns.

He has been involved in several wildlife charities and educational projects, his ethos over many years being to try and educate particularly youngsters to take a more practical interest in wildlife, nature and exploration.

They wish all a happy His former Middlemist charges, athletes and geographers, Colin wishes well. Tragically his son, Henry, was killed in an accident on a cycle path whilst cycling to work from Twickenham to Paddington.

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They have challenged each other to a km mountain bike race near Knysna in Like many overseas OHs he complains about the nasty exchange rate. However he found that he had to keep a low profile after the SA loss to Japan in the Rugby World Cup but rose from the ashes in the semi final.

Steve and Marlene walked the kms French Camino in May, taking 35 days with back packs and no buses. Next year they plan to start at Le Puy, hiking the first 10 days and then leap frogging to St Jean Pied de Pont, via the Camino route to Astorga and then off to Porta in Portugal and finishing in Santiago — a total of kms. Steve is a business process consultant currently working in the motor business.

David has spent the last two years at Ripon College, Cuddesdon near Oxford and says that a residential college was easy after ten years at boarding school but writing essays after nearly 30 years was not!

David is serving his title post as Assistant Curate in the parishes of Kingsbridge, Dodbrooke and West Alvington in the glorious South Hams of Devon. David says it would be great to meet OHs who remember him when they are in the Kingsbridge area. Congratulations from us all, David. He was looking forward to meeting friends who were about his age when he last saw them.

Steve says that he was bounced into a Mt Kilimanjaro venture in June at a travel conference in Dubai and, having sold Bath Travel in Octoberhe had time to train for six days uphill in the sunshine for five hours a day, but summit night was tough.

Starting at Baratu camp at 15, ft with head-torches and ski gear, you climb 4, ft all night for nine hours in the cold air arriving at the summit at 19, ft at - 15 deg C on 17th Octoberone of the hardest physical challenges of his life. He also helped George Hayter, Editor of the OH Magazine, with a feature for the Magazine by taking photos from his plane above the Rousdon Mansion, not so easy at 85 mph with the window open.

He has recently returned from Korea where two new Fleet tankers are being built. Well done to both of you and, more important, Nicak has announced his engagement. Jack Jarchow who coached the 1st XI wisely did not proffer his advice! AA remembers when he first joined Allhallows and playing for the OHs with Mike and his scintillating squarecuts! When theword auto biography — not for publication — was finally completed inhe promptly sat down and read it.

He was somewhat dismayed because after just two chapters he fell asleep! The Allhallows section says that he and his mates in Venning junior common room unscrewed a hatch in the floor and discoverd a void beneath. They installed lighting in the space, about 20ft long but only 4 ft high, and took down rugs, cushions and magazines. George claims that the secret den was never found by masters or prefects. Tim left the Lancers a few years ago and now works for Quinetec in Farnborough and keeps his hands on all things military as a Squadron Leader with the Wessex Yeomanry.

Lucy shows people round houses for Knight Frank in Dorset, Somerset and Wiltshire. Whilst Jemima was at prep school they saw lots of Jules James nee Ashworth Ch who was teaching at Knighton House and with whom Lucy shared a dorm in their first year at Allhallows.

Jules lives near Blandford with her husband Toby and two delightful children. Tim and Lucy, you are prize winners for AA. She became a close family friend until her recent death aged Jeremy and his family attended her funeral in St Austell. He remembers being a member of the 1st VIII when they won the Ashburton Shield for the first time. The pigeons taken to Bisley by a member of the Pigeon Club arrived back at Rousdon before the VIII and the whole school turned out at midnight to welcome them.

After Allhallows Jeremy took a 5 year engineering apprenticeship with the Bristol Aeroplane Co at Filton followed by 2 years at Cranfield before returning to the BAC design office at Filton where he worked on Concorde. Jeremy recalls visiting Allhallows with his now wife soon after their engagement in and being congratulated on his good fortune by Jack Jarchow.

John is thinking of May His family were always great supporters of Allhallows and Robin especially recalled that remarkable school foreman, George Pile, who knew every nook and cranny of the Main Building and was the man to send for when the ceiling leaked and we had a flood or some boy inflicted damage. His wife, Susie, was worried that he would be under her feet but fears were unfounded.

David is busier than ever doing what he enjoys. Kingston Lacy is one of the jewels of the NT and full of treasures. A love of history, which was always there, flourished at Allhallows, due to the enthusiasm of Derek Blooman, and now can be fully enjoyed. I recall a feeling of success when we got this stern young man to smile. Greg is a Reuters Sub-Editor of financial news, which never gets any easier!

AA remebers playing cricket there for Oundle in the s when the basement changing rooms resembled those at Allhallows, before Gethyn Hewin modernised ours. Thank goodness for name-tags! So there was a lot of laughter all round.

Alan says that it is wonderful that Allhallows has happy memories for so many; he felt priveleged to be a member of its Common Room with its variety of knowledge and expertise, not to mention some eccentric characters. Long may the OH Club continue! He plans to do Waterloo, the Crimea War and the American Civil War to name but a few. Michael has just accepted a position on the Finance Committee of the Inland Waterways Association which has done so much to preserve canals in Britain.

Brendan worked for the Bank of South America and is a specialist in English translations. He started with the Police, like several OHs, and then ran his own security firm and is now in property development.

He and his lovely wife are living in Spain; it would be great to get Lloyd, Scobie and Walsh together for a jam session. AA knows that George would agree with him that John Armstrong deserves an OH Gold Medal, if there were one. Chris, the eldest, had a few first class games with the Oxford MCC and opened the batting for Oxforshire before becoming Head of Cricket and academic PE at Guildford Grammer School.

William is a chartered surveyor in London and plays plenty of cricket between his rugby; he is Captain of London Exiles RFC. George, the youngest, is also a fine cricketer as a member of the MCC elite players. He also plays rugby and has been the Rackets pro in Montreal and Manchester becoming the World No However he is now in charge of the Oxford Wine Cafes and intends to follow his father into the business.

Times were good as major projects, by-passes and dual carriageways, sprouted up in the South West. In the poacher turned gamekeeper and Peter moved from contracting to civil engineering consultancy.

Since he has been involved in the daily management of the A30 and A38 trunk roads to the west of Exeter. Peter has three daughters, all married and four grandchildren. As well as running the OH website devotedly, Nigel also revived interest and meetings amongst his fellow prep school chums, who were evacuated to Barrington Court House, Somerset in WW2, recently the subject of a TV programme. AA recalls his own Prep School was evacuated from Sussex besides the sea to the Two Bridges Hotel on Dartmoor where the Bar was retained for the locals and GIs training for D Day.

After reading archaeology at university, Tim worked for the County Records Office in Taunton, the Polar Institute in Cambridge and is now at the Mother of Parliaments.

Justin regaled AA with news of the many OHs who had called at The Town Mill Cheesemonger, Mill Lane, Lyme Regis tel For many years Justin worked for The Spectator and in publishing when he came in contact with the famous. He has tweo children, a girl and a boy. Sarah is married and has a First in Mathematics, a teaching degree and a PhD.

However, he is grateful to Allhallows for a strong sense of the right values and enjoying a lot of laughs as a somewhat rebellious youth. On leaving he worked asa management trainee at Covent Garden in the whole sale fruit and veg business with horrendous early morning starts and some wonderful characters. Pig farming was followed by production management, Management Studies at Bristol Uni and qualifying as an Accountant in big and then private business.

Travel to Canada, the US and Australia has been great fun. Bob say he has a couple of ex-wives, three children, ages 25, 23 and 14, 3 dogs and 7 cats. He thinks fondly of his year at Allhallows before heading off to college in the USA.

Whilst he keeps in touch with Robert Hutton and Caro Barnes-Wostenholme he wonders what has happened to Simon Richards, Peter Lord and Guy Sinclair. Andrew was runner-up in the Farm Management Competition when he managed a large family agricultural estate near Andover. This he passed and then went to the RN Air Station at either Lossiemouth or Ford to qualify to fly the front-line fighter the Hawker Sea Hawk, but was failed on medical grounds.

Under the National Service Act Guy was required to complete two years service in the forces. The Navy offered him the choice of a resitting the academic exams for a Short Service Commission in the executive Branch, which did not appeal to him or b completing his National Service as a Midshipman RNVR.

He would then have gone on courses but have insufficient time left to go to sea and would have to continue in the RNVR and serve part time. Guy desparately wanted to go to sea so he was offered c to complete his National Service as an Able Seaman!. He was promised that he would be sent to sea in a good ship. He chose this option and was drafted to MHS Vidal, a new survey ship preparing for service in the West Indies.

The laundrymen were permitted to charge for their services and in the tropics there would be plenty of trade so Guy completed his naval service better off than most National Servicemen! The recent West Country Lunch, so well organised by Richard Bean in The Dower House Hotel was a very pleasant social meeting. We were shown into a dormitory and where to place trunks, parents were asked not to visit for the first few weeks, cannot remember exactly how long.

Sunday morning was given to writing letters home; we were supervised by two school house prefects, one of whom I remember being Sturgis. On entering the main school after the first term memories of The Dower House quickly disappeared and might have been totally forgotten. My last term at school and quite unexpectedly I found myself having to go for breakfast on Sunday mornings with the Headmaster and his wife V.

Hill and Mrs Hill. It followed a regular pattern, cereals followed by boiled eggs in coddlers, bone china cups and saucers, with tea or coffee served from silver ware.

The idea was to discuss school happenings and be given advice. I soon learned to like V. Hill a large man, scholarly with a quiet presence, he taught the sixth form Greek and had a very genuine concern for the school and boys. She was a charming lady. I have very fond memories of breakfasts with Mr and Mrs Hill in the front room of The Dower House. Tow of the smallest East Devon Benefices were united in and St apncras on the Rousdon estate, as some OHs will recvall, was closed in On leaving the Army Chris worked in Abu Dhabi.

He recalls his happy days at Allhallows and says that he took his two boys to Allhallows a couple of years after it closed to show them where he spent his school days.

The Library was still full of books and he and his wife Jenny sent their two boys, Oliver and George, to Milton Abbey which seemed to have the same etrhos as Allhallows.

Both went to uni and are flourishing. It had two seats, a maximum speed of mph and a range of miles. The particular plane on the beachG-AIUE, was built in and first owned by Thomas Sparrow from Bournemouth who sold it to Doug Bianchi, who lived in Middlesex, in April Doug Bianchi, the pilot that day, is an absolute flying legend in the UK.

During the war he ran the main engineering unit looking after the ferrying service, Air Transport Auxiliary ATAwho delivered all new aircraft, to each allotted aerodrome, for the RAF. After the war he was a major contributor to the Berlin Airlift, and then flew as an engineer on the Avro Lancasters the civilian version of the Lancaster bomber when they launched the first UK to South America passenger routes as British South American Airways.

He then formed the BEA British European Airways engineering school in He also owned the largest sales, maintenance and aircraft overhaul business in the UKPPS, and was the prime mover in the regeneration of private flying and aircraft ownership in the post war years. He then started a Film Flying Service which gave the movie industry the option of aerial photography but more lucratively he produced replica aeroplanes for many productions such as The Blue Max, Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines, and many more.

There are no records of the accident lodged with the CAA, which is unusual. Given that he landed on the beach when the fields at the top of the cliffs were a much safer and easier option one can surmise that he must have had an engine failure whilst flying at low level along the coast from the direction of Lyme Regis.

Landing on shingle ouch is not a simple proposition and would have damaged the undercarriage and required the very skilful airmanship we know that Doug possessed. To remove the aircraft from the beach would have necessitated taking off the wings, the undercarriage or what was left of it, draining the fuel, and loading the aircraft on to a flat bedded trailer how it was driven over the steep shingle is difficult to imagine which could be taken from the beach past the pumping station and up to where the track joined the East Lodge.

Doug sold the plane in March and it subsequently had three more owners before it was destroyed on take off at Seething AerodromeNorfolk on October 11 thfortunately with no serious injuries to those on board. David Hughes V became an American citizen after living in the US since His annus mirabilis also included marrying Angela, his partner of 10 years.

Owen Hughes V traveled to Albuquerque to attend the April wedding. David continues to work in his solar business, though half time as his staff who prefer he stay out of the way. David visited Adam Cassels Baker at Adam's home in Northern Italy last year and overnighted with Kevin Blewitt V in Kent as he was heading south. David is also in close contact with Mark Marshall and had drinks with Paddy Towle and Gareth Burrows all in V on his last visit to the UK.

He hopes to meet his old tennis partner Guy St. Clair B on travels to Spain this summer. Henry Tolley St enjoyed the Belmont Lunch and had a long chat with Derek. After Allhallows he spent a year as a Trainee Deck Officer, then studied Economics and Politics at Exeter University, followed by an MA in Linguistics with the Open University.

He took the state exam in Italy to become Professor of English Language at Moderna and Reggio Emilia; he started work for the publisher Pearson Longman and back in the UK worked for Cambridge University as Director of UK and Ireland before returning to Pearson in a similar job. Last year he moved to Trinity College London as Head of Business Development in UK; he completed an MBA in October.

Henry spent 2 years in Hungary, 11 in Italy and 2 in Spain. He has kept in touch with Martin Boulder, who prints the OH Magazine and keeps the class of together; they had a wonderful reunion at the Rousdon Mansion a few years ago, followed by a super lunch at the Hix Restaurant in Lyme Regis.

Michael Sturgeon C The Club has learnt of the death of Michael Sturgeon on 18 th October Hugely popular in Chudleigh, Michael was a very good cross country runner and could be relied upon to step in when others held back. Michael lived and worked for many years in Edinburgh but more recently had returned to the family home in Hawick where he had cared for his mother. Paul Dallimore H Bursar at Allhallows was staying with his daughter Kate in Somerset and was invited with Derek to a spiffing lunch by Margaret Clark in Colyton.

School Prefects will remember the Skittles Evenings that Paul and Monica organised for them every year at a local hostelry. When Paul left he presented the school with a couple of peacocks, which were housed near the groundsman's shed; they knew perfectly well how to look after themselves and perched on the Middy Quad wall safely out of reach of mischievous schoolboys. Mike Hawkins C is living in Bangkok and unable to attend any of the OH celebrations of which he is regularly notified He does however, try to keep the flag flying in that part of the world.

His wife, Sallypahn, is active in supporting a Royal Project sponsored by Her Royal Highness Princess Srindhorn and at the end of last month attended an audience at the Chitralada Palace to make a presentation. This time Mike says that he wore his OH tie, with, he hopes good effect. RobTincknell V spoke eloquently on BBC 2 in October about the plans of the Malaysian developers to transform and enhance Battersea Power Station.

OHs may have seen photos in the national press of ' Homes at the Flower' in the former Battersea Power Station, designed by the Guggenheim architect — a cornucopia of luxury flats, sure to become one of London's masterpieces.

Mike Davies C says it great to hear news of OHs, many he knew from the late s. Having spent 10 years as Head of Perrott Hill Prep School in South Somerset and not far from Rousdon, He is now very much enjoying life as Head of Chesham Prep in South Bucks.

His wife Isabelle have three teenage children thriving at Felsted senior school and look forward to moving back to the SW one day. It was particularly great to hear of Mark Marshall and Helen Bewsey, and he would love to know what Owen Hughes V is up to these days.

James Sienesi V Captain of our outstanding 1 st XI says he and his wife Alex are the proud parents of a 14 month old son Henry, who is already showing an aptitude for ball games.

James still plays occasionally for Bristol YMCA in the West of England Premier League, but is wisely pulling out legitimate data entry jobs from home 2013 rugger. James is a Chartered Electrical Engineer and works for Frazer-Nash, an Engineering Consultancy, in their Bristol Office.

His brother Mark Sienesi L who shoots for the OHs has a talent for Shotgun Shooting and has been winning competitions across the UK, most recently in Scotland, and stands a chance of joining the BB Squad. Great to hear from you James. Hugh Stevenson St 44 — Hugh writes from Guernsey where his company is the largest producer of House Plants in the UK and also has some 30 acres of greenhouses growingtomato plants.

Hugh's family recently organised celebrations of his 80 th birthday including 13 of them staying at Peek House, Rousdon. Hugh is full of praise of the refurbishment that Mr and Mrs Bergin have done to Peek House, Middle House and Billiard House and says that the Begin's hospitality and reception made the whole experience a real joy and to be recommended. What was the Headmaster's study, which brought back many memories for Hugh, is now the Begin's lounge.

Richard Anderson M has sold his landscaping business after 30 years at the helm. ALS Group Ltd is now owned by a large Midlands — based business called TCL who wanted an office in the Thames Valley. Although Richard has officially retired, he still chairs many local charities, and has been a trustee of the RMA Sandurst for a year.

He lectures on antiques and the Zulu War and hopes to talk on cruise ships as part of a paid holiday. Peter Sloan B a solicitor, whose office is 50m down the High Street in Theale, was a great help when Richard sold his business. Last time there were 66, including partners.

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They may have another reunion around the Johnson bench, but this time it will be a walk rather than a run. Chris Dodge C and Nick Billboard moneymakers L recently finished second in the Cowes Classic Offshore Powerboat Race Previously known as the Cowes - Torquay — Cowes. The winning boat forex divergence trading Martini Racing, which is linked to the Williams F1 team.

Charles Murray V has a new job as Project Manager for British Solar Renewables, which builds large scale solar installations on farm land; there have been several TV programmes about the project. When he is not working Charles is usually out on his road bike; he keeps in touch with Chris Lane V former Head Boy and now in the Army with whom he used to go biking in the mountains of Spain. Charles reports that Hamish Eyre M is still flying helicopters, Francis Mortimore M is an IT expert with Nationwide, Simon Lane M is a successful barrister and Jamie Greig M genial as always is happily married to Amy with a young daughter Isabelle and has his own business as a Tree Surgeon.

Sean Day-Lewis J38 M who kindly invited Derek to talk to the Devonshire Association on Sir Henry Peek, the Rousdon Mansion and Allhallows in Honiton, points out that he joined the Junior House in and left Allhallows for his National Service in the RAF in imposition plus value stock options, so he was a Rousdon Boy for longer than any other.

Sean says he broke all records by failing his common entrance from the Junior House to his father's old school Sherborne. His father was of course the Poet Laureate Cecil Day-Lewis, who wrote the famous poem 'Walking Away' 18 years after he left his son at Allhallows.

Another called 'Watching Post', which I occasionally read at Assemblies, describes his father who commanded the local Home Guard keeping watch with a farmer from a hill flank overlooking the Axe Valley. It contains the magnificent lines: Will Murray L Captain of Sidmouth CC 1 st XI is to be congratulated when his side won the Devon Premier League and Cup for the 5 th year in succession, winning 14 of their 18 matches.

Will is a super swing bowler and hard hitting batsman. Michael Drew H Michael and Family came to Allhallows at the same time as they did, and the years rolled away in enjoyable reminiscing at a lunch kindly set up by a mutual friend in South Devon. Inevitably 'Oliver' and cricket featured prominently in conversation, and Michael sent particular good wishes to Derek and Myffy Adams. Ben May's pablo ortiz forex enabled him to reach their Colyton 'hideaway' unaided!

In early September they visited Ben's Family Farm near Somebody make a binary options in W.

Being shown around the Farm, and hearing of their development plans, was most interesting - surf 'Ben May's Forest Crafts' to read more. Jason Barber B was on the radio on August 24 th in one of those regular food programmes, talking about the super vodka he forex kurs waluty from milk; he was inspired by vodka made from milk in Siberia.

The chap who reintroduced Dorset Blue Vinny cheese, after production is it a good time to buy iag shares stopped inalso spoke.

If you want to buy both, call on Justin Tunstall St at his Lyme Regis Cheesemonger. Mohammed Atri C one of PVGM's artists, phoned in July from Georgia in the USA to hear the latest OH news; he spoke about his picture framing business and said he was in touch with the eminently technical Russell Bugden C who was working in Chicago. John Stevens C has sent a photograph of the aeroplane that landed on the beach in He asks if anyone knows the full story?

Why it landed there, was it and how was it recovered? Jeremy Parrett M is stuck across the pond for this year. He says his barclays fantasy stock trading home is lovely and added a MGB Convertible to his car collection!!

It needs a bit of work!! Jane and I rented a home in La Palme, Languedoc Roussillon for 2 weeks last September and enjoyed a family reunion with my brothers Nick OH and Francis plus spouses! Driving down from Paris via Lyons and Avignon and returning to Paris via Limoges, Orleans and Dieppe. It reminded me of the camping trip to France with OH's Anthony Lough, Richard Le Fleming and Gavin Price.

At the end of the season he retired from his third exchange rate uae dirham to singapore dollar and now enjoys fishing karvy stock broking branches in delhi Devon, Wales, Scotland and on many of the wonderful trout rivers in New Zealand when visiting their eldest son in Auckland.

Colin and Mu moved to the village of Kenton and in was appointed a Deputy Lieutenant of Devon. Following in the Pape family hunting tradition he is Chairman of the Stoke Hill and North Dartmoor Beagles, which keeps him fit, and is a Trustee of his old regiment's Regimental Charity and a Trustee of the Military Museum of Devon and Dorset at The Keep in Dorchester well worth a visit by the way!

He keeps in close touch with former Devon and Dorset OHs, Tony Laurie-Chiswell, Derek Thomas, Jeremy Lillies, David Shaw and Simon Young. He occasionally attends the OH Remembrance Service in Honiton in November and hopes to be there this year.

He says he doesn't 'do'social media but would enjoy hearing from any OHs who knew him at Allhallows. Jeremy Willis H is presently Chairman of Newbury News Limited, publishers of the Newbury Weekly News and printers for many independent newspapers in the UK and is still playing and conducting in the Newbury area. Jeremy Willis was approached by Kathy, who had a cottage in Axmouth, to help run some weekend courses for her Sax pupils from London.

I agreed as long as I could slot in Allhallows pupils on to the Big Band stage at no cost. This started a series of courses and Gala evenings to which Kathy, using her contacts, attracted Humphrey Lyttelton's Band, Kenny Ball, Acker Bilk and Kenny Baker to come and play at Allhallows. With great support from the fellow staff we turned the Dining Hall or Great Hall into a great performance venue. Kathy taught Saxophone to many pupils and although she was a nightmare to manage, as I never knew where she would be travelling from or which tour she was on, she had a terrific style.

On some occasions I had to have a quiet word with her and explain that 'pinning pupils to the wall by their lapels' and having strong words with them in her wonderful husky voice, was perhaps not appropriate!

God help you if you had not practised! She was a lovely lady and some of us had quite amazing experiences playing with her. Dan Nung Ing V came to the Belmont Lunch and kindly responded to my request for news of his academic family.

I remember James Turner saying to me he had a chap in his house, who spells his nameNg- pronounced Ing. Dan tells me that they spelt it Ing now as it is easier for the English. Dan took a BSc in Aeronautics at Imperial College at the same time Mark Thatcher V our Guest Speaker forex trading potential profit the Belmont studied Biology there.

He formed his own consultancy in and started his own teahouse and 60 second win win bets on binary options in Beijing in and a bar in Shanghai in Dan married in and is the proud father of two sons and a daughter.

He says Allhallows will be featured in a book, which will be published in Chinese and English. His eldest brother KT Ng V returned to HK after an MSc at UMIST, where he runs a Structural Company and has two daughters. TF Ng V helped his father in the building business after a PhD at University College, London, and now runs his own manufacturing company; he is married and has a daughter. TC Ng V BDShas his own practice in HK; he is fascinated by space exploration, his married and has two daughters and a son.

PC Ng V MB,BS, PhD, is head of the Paediatric Department at Prince of Wales Hospital in HK; he is Professor of Medicine and is married with two sons. Jo, who has a BSc from Newcastle, has an interesting job in adult education and said her husband was also in education. Jo made a tactful visit to the Rousdon estate and we agreed on the sympathetic way it had been developed for the residents. Rachel was in formidable form and tales of old were exchanged with Iforex web login on those characters who epitomised Theory of binary options brokers. Chris Dodge C and his brother Nick L wrote with sad news that their Father Michael Dodge St passed away on 14 th April after a long, hard fought battle with cancer.

Chris and Nick third in the legendary Cowes-Torquay-Cowes powerboat race in They are competing again in Entries came from all over Europe and the USA; the boat belongs to Chris and his wife Nicola is team manager. Nick is co-driver and navigator. The race starts from the Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes Isle of Best day trading broker direct access, on Sunday 31 st August Stephen Bath C who kindly took the aerial photos of Allhallows in Honiton for the OH Magazine, wrote to DJB his old Housemaster and thanked him for a sylph like besuited snap of Steve, at his desk in the Lillies Building, the new 6 th form study block, with a Kenyan Panga knife proudly displayed on the wall, which would not be encouraged nowadays.

Steve said he instantly recognised DJB's handwriting on the envelope 44 years after he left school. Steve and Andrew C sold the famous family business in October OHs will remember Steve's performance at the Belmont Lunch, when he was guest speaker and President of ABTA. As a retirement job he is now a motivational speaker. Sylvia Hastings H who organised those crackerjack Jazz Concerts in the Dining Hall at Allhallows with Jim Hastings, tells me that Humph used to say most people misspelt his name and he sks tactical stock kits accustomed to it.

The correct spelling is 'Lyttelton' He was an Old Etonian and the family seat was at Hagley Hall in Worcestershire.

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Sylvia's son Patrick Newton L who is a TEFL teacher in Japan will be over in the summer with his young son Kion for a family holiday around Su 16 pistol grip stock and Lyme Regis. Sir John Lister-Kaye St kindly wrote a long letter in June from the Argas Field Centre, Beauly, Inverness-shire, which he runs with his wife Lucy and his son Warwick B an ex-army officer as General Manager.

They have a team of expert Field Managers and courses are run for all ages locally and overseas. Many of you may have read John's 'Song of the Rolling Earth', which contains a fascinating account of his time at Allhallows, when he was inspired by Tom Wallace, Head of Biology.

John tells me he has been proof reading his tsp trading strategies book 'Gods of the Morning' to be published in and has been writing in many features for the Telegraph Magazine about Gavin Maxwell, with whom he worked. John Harper B and his wife stayed with John and Lucy in the spring, which was lovely.

He sang bass with John at Allhallows in How to determine a fake cashiers check Evans' choir, when they giggled together as they did so again after 50 years. James Persey, M who farms near How much money does a hollister manager make was among the OHs who came to support the OH squad, which played in the Sidmouth Sevens.

Steve Huxtable L was also there with his wife and two fair-haired young children to support Tim Huxtable V and Seb Warner V who organised the OH players. Steve tells me his back again with the Police after a spell in the Hydrography Department. John Stevens Ch He is very appreciative of the Magazine and reflects on the th anniversary from a country where he says anything over 50 is almost classed as antique.

John has come across a photograph that he took on 1 st October of a small plane that had crash landed on the school beach and wonders if others can recall what happened to the plane. There is no mention of the incident in the Winter school magazine. John is taking a Mediterranean cruise in September before coming to the UK for his cousin's th birthday.

John Bardolph H made a welcome appearance at the Belmont Lunch and sent Richard Bean M our West Country Secretary a long letter about his Allhallows days, which he passed to Giles Blomfield for Derek. John was delighted to be recognised by his contemporaries at the lunch, among them Keith and Lynne Moore H and Graham and Mary 60 minutes congressional stock trading H John taught French and Spanish at Allhallows and ran the 1 st and 2 nd XV with Derek Crawshaw and coached our Sevens for the Questrade selling stocks Park Sevens, when we held our own against stronger sides.

The Mechanics' Club was another of John's enthusiasms and he regularly took boys to help with marshalling at the Wiscombe Hill Climb. John recalled his tutorial forex pdf espaol Assembly at Allhallows when he was greeted by Richard Banfield V whom he had holidays homework of ryan international school chandigarh at Stubbington House in Ascot and was later tragically killed on HMS Ardent in the Falklands.

Rory Macdiarmid Sh is still in Kenya which despite all the ghastly terrorist incidents is fun. He has recently been in touch with Chris Campbell Clause St and Hugh Simpson ShHugh is working in South Sudan but his wife and family are still in Naivasha, Kenya. Chris lives near Tsavo also in Kenya and is also in touch with Adrian Wray's M sister Melanie Blake who lives in Nairobi. Chris was back in the UK for the funeral of an old family friend Dr Jack Beviss OH wearing, he swears, an OH tie.

He would welcome any contact from OH's in Kenya.

William Evershed Sh spent a week in May with his lady friend Wendy and her beautiful Labrador at 2 The Bothy on the Rousdon Estate, premises which are now tip-top. For many years William was a wholesale nursery man, selling flowers to florists and supermarkets in Hampshire, but after he lost his wife he semi-retired to Bracklesham Bay in West Sussex and works as a volunteer for Canine Partners, which trains assistance dogs to transform the lives of people with disabilities.

William invited Derek for a coffee and a chat and Wendy who is an expert explained the work they do. Derek recommended some local hostelries. Hugh Ellicombe St an outstanding 1 st VIII cross-country runner, kindly phoned in May in reply to a request for news to say he has been in touch over the years with several of his contemporaries: Simon Clifton-Moore St who like Hugh joined the Police after Allhallows and now lives on the Isle of Wight, a trio of lawyers: Dudley Hopkins BDavid Richardson St and Richard Williams C who lamented in the School Magazine the nasty tale of a local fireman, who during a fire in the farm buildings vaulted over the parapet to fix his hose to the access hatch down the forecourt ramp.

Hugh is now a property developer and said he was about to fly to Vancouver. Paul Coomber Sh has bought two properties on the Rousdon Estate, a Grade 2 listed abode on the site of the old Shallow House and the Shallow 6 th Form Study to the right and below the Clock Tower. This has aroused the interest of the Editor of the OH Magazine, who will be consulting him about an article.

Paul came to Allhallows from Kenya and says his parents partly chose it, because of its magnificent setting, which reminded them of their home in East Africa. On leaving Allhallows Paul worked briefly in Construction Consultancy in Kenya before joining Davis Langdon intaken over by the US firm Accom in He is their operations Manager, but plans to take early retirement in October and spend more time at Rousdon, where Richard Ellis B has visited him. John Greenfield C who now lives at Brockhamhurst in Surrey after moving from Upminster in Essex, wrote to say penny stock vs binary options he is delighted to see in Aunt Agatha that we had news from his old friend Dr Michael Hawkins C who has retired to Thailand.

At Allhallows John and Michael shared interests in model aircraft and jazz music, visited each other's homes and went to the London Jazz Club, Oxford Street, to hear Humphrey Lyttelton's band and their wonderful music.

Younger OHs will remember the Jazz Concerts, open to the public, which were staged at Allhallows, among them one by Humphrey Lyttelton, when he kindly agreed to have a chat in the interval with a talented Allhallows guitarist about how he got started as a jazz performer. Peter Best C 35 it is good to hear from a very senior OH with news of his sons.

Peter had a long career in the RAF as a pilot, retiring in Kim C spent 36 years in the RAF mainly as an SAR helicopter pilot and later as a Sq. Now, as a civilian, he instructs on the helicopter simulator at RAF Valley, Anglesey. Jeremy Cwith his father, started a soft fruit garden in near Newquay and now, with his wife, Claudia, owns and runs it although his father 'still goes up daily to 'annoy' everybody, provided the weather is fine'.

Brodie Hall C still shoots at Bisley at the British Sporting Rifle Club and is qualified with Deer Stalking Certificates level I and II enabling him to regularly stalk deer.

Over the years he has had contacts with Charles Mortimer C and more recently with Martin McCurrach V Edwin Ted Marshall Sh tells us that his brother George Marshall Bruce Sh died suddenly from a heart attack in May - his widow Margaret lives in Dorchester. James Gates M shot for the OHs in their massive win over Bryanston in the Tory Shield.

After Allhallows James studied agriculture at Sparshalt College in Hampshire and has been running the family farm at East Winterslow, near Salisbury, ever since.

He can you make money on intrade the dairy and livestock side of things three years ago and now farms arably. James watches a core of his OH friends on Facebook, though he knows Nigel Giles is in touch with many more. James Bament V that accomplished cricketer and hockey player farms at Boscombe Village nearby.

Jacqueline Parks Sh Risen from the dead!! The Magazine recorded the death of Jacqueline Parkes — known to all as Jacq. Well, by a circuitous route she has been traced and is very much alive and kicking in Australia. In an e-mail she said: I'm sorry if you have suffered anguish over the accidental report of my death, but please relax; it has caused much mirth in my family.

I spent a few years in Hong Kong and travelled all over Asia arriving in Sydney one day with my now husband, where we remain today. I left my job at Amnesty International to concentrate on being a parent which I am lucky enough to still be doing and which has become an even more full time job as my three little Australians have grown into the busiest teenagers I know.

Martin Penfold C who now farms in Manitoba after moving from Nova Scotia and raises a small flock of Clun Forest ewes and a registered herd of Black Angus cattle, says the Prairies have been good to his family.

His daughters have flown the coop. Bethan his oldest teaches Maths nearby in Saskatchewan. Cari is Principal of a school in a Hutterite Colony and her husband Daren farms about acres with a herd of buffalo cows and a thousand or more bison they call them. His youngest daughter Ceri is a jazz singer just back from a tour of Oz, lives in Vancouver and is married to a Website Manager.

Martin, who was a great athlete at Allhallows with Peter Sloan BBrodie Hall CCharles Mortimer c and Simon Kinder St from whom he occasionally hears, still does art work in pastels and has taken up Curling a fantastic sport. He also trains border collies and has had his best ever from Scotland.

Faye Sankey Goss CHtells us that it is unbelievably that it is 20 years this summer since she left Allhallows! She went on to study languages at Bristol, and on to law school and was a City solicitor for many years before moving in-house to manage legal governance for Tesco's international property portfolio, which Faye says has been a wonderful experience and taken her all over the world including living in Beijing last year.

She is now married, living in London and literally just had her first baby daughter last week. Shaun Conner V that well known OH how much money do crabbers make in March on the Antiques Road Show, filmed in Exeter Cathedral, and displayed some of the military memorabilia he inherited from his late uncle Colonel Terence Conner DSO, KPM OH Shaun told the story of the part his uncle played in a long forgotten rebellion in a far off part of the old British Empire.

Terence volunteered to take part in two expeditions into Northern Burma, then under the jurisdiction of the British Indian Government, where the League of Nations was pressing Britain to abolish slavery and kraft foods group inc stock price sacrifice. Terence rafted miles down the Irrawaddy and the experience he gained proved invaluable when the Burma Rebellion broke out in and indeed in WW2 when he trained his battalion to fight the Japanese in The Burma Rebellion was led by Saya San 'The Magician King', who claimed his spells made his men invulnerable to British bullets.

Terence was given command of the Stock market development in nepal Battalion of the Burma Military Police and sent hammer forex trading the jungle to destroy the rebels, who deprived of food and forced into the open were crushed by the end of Saya San was captured and hanged. Shaun took an original rebel shirt marked with crafting money making guide runescape supposedly protective symbols to the Road Show.

The bloodstained hole in the centre shows the symbols didn't work. He also took a photo of Terence, when King George V presented him with a DSO for 'Gallantry and Distinguished Service in the Field' and the King's Police Medal. Terence settled in Tanganyika and became an expert and much admired farmer; he retired to Nairobi where he died in in his th year. He was driving his car and a keen supporter of sport till the end. He was immensely proud of Allhallows, so much so he sent Shaun there, when his father died, and Shaun's cousin Christopher Hodgson C Patrick Wegener ST now living in Berlin having spent a very enjoyable year at Allhallows.

Patrick is still in contact with some of his school friends, and would like to stay in contact supermarket general assistant job description the OH-Club.

Before this he was working as the General Counsel of Sedexo Germany. Dominic Naish St who kindly attended Geoffrey Johnston's H funeral in Gloucester, brought some of Geoff's super photos of life at Allhallows, which he was kindly given by relations, over to Derek in Lyme Regis to pass to Alec Crawford, the OH Hon.

Andrew Llewelyn Sh and his wife Caroline have decided after 30 years in Lyme Regis to move to a new family home near Burnham Market in Suffolk. Andrew succeeded 'Ferdie' Dr. Alexander Fernandez as Joint stock commercial bank industry trade vietnam Doctor and after Allhallows closed in practised in Harley Street and the London Clinic, developed and patented a novel method of detecting colon cancer and is pioneering an on line GP private consultation and prescription service.

In May Andrew and Caroline are riding motorbikes from LA to Anchorage in the Arctic Circle, as Caroline has announced she has abandoned ocean sailing. Their four children have grown up and are flourishing. Derek Blooman H was rummaging among his old papers and came across a letter from an Cesc stock market, David Morgan, dated 2 nd Aprilin which he recalled that on a visit to the UK in August he was looking for a friend who was staying at 'The Orchard Hotel' at Rousdon and drove up the broad drive of an imposing mansion.

With some trepidation he opened the massive front door and entered a stately hall that would have done credit to a medieval castle. He realised that this was too grand for a rural hotel, but at this point a tall distinguished gentleman emerged from a nearby tutorial forex pdf español and asked if he could help. David explained his predicament and the gentleman 2008 infiniti fx35 options him that this was Allhallows School and asked David from what part of Australia he came.

Those of you who read Jo James's delightful article in the OH Magazine 'My Dad, the headmaster' and knew Gethyn Hewan will recall his incredible memory for people; parents, former pupils and members of staff. Graham Salter H former Head of Modern Languages at Allhallows tells me is looking forward to make money from pirate yipit us for the th Anniversary 'beano' in He sings with Newbury Choral Society at Douai Abbey and is 'treading the boards' this year with the New Era Players.

Patrick Groves Ch happened to browse the OH Website and noticed contact had been made with Nung formerly NG who he remembers swanning about the place in a mysteriously oriental way or so it seemed. Patrick says that he is going to Beijing in a few days to do some work for Bangor University and could look him up currency converter canadian dollars to pounds goes there about twice year.

Patrick lives in Pembrokeshire and would welcome any passing OH visitors. His main OH contacts are Richard Hurlock, Jeremy Harding, Nick Lerwill, Darryl Hunt and recently Martin Meeke and Charles Mortimer but has lost touch with contemporary Gordon Sloan, a Titan of the line-out.

Patrick says that he might take some of his old school sports pics to jog his memory of Venningites. Robert Parker V after Allhallows studied Mechanical and Marine Engineering at Liverpool John Moores University, and then went away to sea with the Royal Fleet Auxiliary for several years, but then decided it was time to put down roots only to go travelling with his brother and went 'flash packing' around the world for 7 months, culminating in a 13, mile drive up and down the western seaboard of North America and Canada in a Ford Mustang that they bought from a scrap yard in California.

Robert says that it was New Zealand that really caught his imagination and now has 10 acres North-West of Auckland and married to Sue, an Ophthalmic Surgeon also from the UK. His first NZ job was working for a boat builder, and for the last 3 years has worked for a Marine Surveyor, Robert adds that those who know him will testify that the majority of his spare time is spent elbow deep in the workings of older Land Rovers, an affliction that began far from there in the Allhallows auto-engineering workshop.

He has many fond memories of his time at Allhallows and the skills he learnt in the workshop. Helen Bewsey M is choose 401k investment options Singapore and has been tracked down by another OH Richard Joyce V They had lunch and played golf well Richard did and Helen played a version of hockey on a golf course!

Helen said it is really nice to meet up with someone you can have a giggle with about silly things they used to do. None of us have really grown up I think! Those of you who enjoyed studying Shakespeare's Henry V at Allhallows will appreciate Anthony's book which has been described by Tom Mortimer as 'a sure footed, succinct and altogether brilliant portrait'. Justin Tunstall St the Town Mill Cheesemonger in Lyme Regis has done it again and been crowned the chris gardner stockbroker net worth cheese of the crop in the Farm Shop and Deli Awards 'Cheesemonger forex quote real time the Year' category.

Justin will now go head to head with the other 12 winners to compete for Retailer of the Year in March Call on Justin's super shop in Lyme Regis. Dan Nung Ing formerly Ng V when his Housemaster was James Turner. He recently spotted an 8mm silent film taken by George Hayter on YouTube, which was great. He says that he would like to get in touch with his contemporaries, especially those at Venning during his time.

He is in the process of publishing his autobiography in May this year, to be launched in Beijing, China. CITIC Press, in Chinese and there are some chapters all about life and his easy way to get rupees wind waker at Allhallows.

Jean Woodcock San Sister The Club has just learnt of the death in South Africa on 9th December of Jean Woodcock. A highly respected San Sister, after training as a nurse in Exeter and working in London, Jean emigrated to what is now Zimbabwe where she founded a Clinic which later benefited from funds raised by a School sponsored walk.

After retiring from Allhallows Jean lived in Seaton before returning to South Africa in to be near her family. Graham Jones remembers Jean in a piece in 'Memorabilia' Andrew Desmond Hawkins V The Club has learnt of the death of Andy Free nse intraday stock tips on 15 th January from complications of pneumonia.

Andy is survived by his wife, Trish, and his two sons, Justin and Mathew to whom go the Club's sympathy and condolences. Colin Harrison H who coached those outstanding Athletic teams at Allhallows and was Head of Geography, before he became Headmaster of Bedstone in Shropshire, ran 30 yards on a very important birthday.

One of his athletes Robert Hill Stwho held the Schoolboys' 4x yards National Championship Relay at the White City, when he ran with Robin Tabb Mand Anthony Martin Shwrote to Colin to remind him of the great days of Allhallows Athletics and to say how much he enjoyed them.

Robert who comes to the RAC with Stuart-Scott St says that his family took him to the Beijing Olympics to celebrate his 65 th birthday. Ian MacGregor-Scott B who presented the electric organ in memory of his father to St Michael's, home of the Allhallows War Memorial Chapel, continues to work for Universal Studies in the USA. He was glad to hear the encouraging news about St Michael's. His great lawyer friend Andrew Hamilton Put option premium value negative was risk of what is binary options brokers the RAC as usual.

Michael Drew H who was Chaplain at Allhallows and taught Modern Languages will also be remembered by OHs for his cricket and producing that smash —hit 'Oliver' in the Dining Hall. His daughter Amanda appeared regularly on TV and is playing the mother of the boy with Aspergers in 'The Curious Incident of the dog in the night-time'! Claus Andersen C and his wife sent a super Christmas card with portraits of their children Frederik and Ella, plus the news that Claus is General Manager for H R Owen, Pangbourne, taking care of Bentley with the exciting new brand to arrive later in the year.

In September Claus launched the new Lamborghini dealership in Pangbourne with a fabulous Italian themed party finishing far too late next morning! Dominic Naish St kindly attended Geoff's Funeral Service at the Church of St Mary de Lode, near Gloucester Cathedral, on Friday 10 th January He says there were about people present, many of them friends from the School and the 3 Choir's Festival, which he had helped to organise. The music and singing were magnificent and the Tribute was given by John Webber, the Chaplin of King's Gloucester.

The Head of School read an extract from 'The Garden' by Vita Sackvillen- West. Geoffrey Johnston H passed away suddenly before Christmas forex majors investing Gloucester. Typically the day before he had been photographing the King's Gloucester 1 st XV, where he had taught for many years after Allhallows. David Chanter M 39 to 45 asks if anyone knows of the whereabouts of Philip Midgley?

His address is The Hawthorns, Elton Road, Clevedon, BS21 7EH. He would love to hear from anyone. He says that he does not do computers!

He remembers everything about the past especially at school during the war. Andy Panther B a Commander RN living in the middle of Salisbury Plain with his wife Pam and their son James, who is taking his GCSEs, Andy is a member of the Directing Staff at The UK Defence Academy. Brother Mike B living in Oxford with his wife Tracy and 2 Labs.

Mike is Infrastructure Manager for Colart. Tim Bell St is still working at DHL Supply Chain currently running the Windows 7 migration project for the UK and working from home. The arrival of high speed fibre networking in Cornwall allowed him to fulfil a long term dream and move back to the Tamar Valley. Tim says he is very lucky to have a partner prepared to quit her job and move to an unfamiliar part of the country on only his recommendation.

His new home shopping list includes a new boat and a springer spaniel! Otherwise, he is still running around the globe with the Hash House Harriers, and very much looking forward to walking on Dartmoor and the South West coast path again.

The Club has learnt of the death of 'Fuzzy' Hellier after a long battle against cancer. One of the second intake of girls to Allhallows, Fuzzy entered into life with enthusiasm, was intelligent, popular and fun loving but very capable of holding her own in the male dominated environment.

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The Club's condolences and sympathy is extended to Paul and their three children, Florence, Hamish and Robert. Warwick J Dale St The Club has learnt of the recent death in Florida of Warwick Dale and extends condolences to his wife, Tammy. Alwyn James H who taught Classics at Allhalllows and later at Glenalmond, kindly sent Derek his latest CD 'Unfinished Business' The Blues No. He will be remembered by OHs who knew him as a talented cricketer and pianist; he had a Second career with his Band Roll Wyn James.

However, as he was about to tour France inhe had a severe stroke. Undaunted and with indomitable joire de vivre and the help of his Blues Group Paul, Chris and Kevin, they have made No.

Charles Julian Thoroton — Charles Thoroton [] attended Allhallows in Honiton from and joined the Royal Marines Light Infantry in From to he was the Officer Commanding Ascension Island. During the First World War in Gibraltar Thoroton was the Senior Naval Intelligence Officer in the Mediterranean Theatre.

Thoroton was awarded the Legion of Honour, the Order of the Crown of Italy and of Ouisam Alaonte of Morocco. He also received the Order of St Michael and St George in Retiring from the Royal Marines as a Colonel in Thoroton then served as the Commissioner for the Federation of British Industry in Madrid for 5 years. His granddaughter, Kay, was at Shute School, Axminster with Rosemary Sidwell nee Shallow in the s, married Philip Vickers and they now live in France. Gavin Galliford St has been out of contact for 49 years but was found on LinkedIn.

For the last 35 years he has been a government lawyer and is now Legal Adviser, DfT Aviation and Competition Division. Gavin is married with 3 children and 3 grandchildren. Ron Barr M living in Rhode Island, says it's a little difficult to get to meetings. If the meetings were in January or March, when he is in transit to his winter travels, usually in Asia somewhere, he'd love to make it. Last year, he was in Burma where his father was in WW2, Cambodia, Thailand, Laos and Vietnam with a stop in Shanghai on the way back to visit relations.

This year it is Southern India, Jordan and Israel with a few weeks in the UK at either end. Prior to a recent English Speaking Union event in Newport, his annual Hunt Breakfast complete with kipperskippers remind him of the fact that when he was at Allhallows he was served every Tuesday for breakfast and can recall only trying to optional method computing self employment tax them once.

Fortunately his tastes have matured and he even had haggis in Scotland last year and almost enjoyed it! Newport is a wonderfully active place with plenty of activities to keep the brain young. The oldest library in the country, the Redwood, has a regular "life of the mind" series, the Naval War College offers weekly lectures by military writers and professors, Salve University has an international humanitarian series, and of course there are the well-known music festivals, both classical and jazz and so on.

It's a small place but a gets quite filled in the summer with tourists and, especially in the autumn, when the cruise ships unload thousands of people it seems, many of them Brits.

Rod says any OH's who happen to pass his way are more than welcome. He would conduct a tour, or if anyone is interested in a longer stay he would be happy to talk about it.

He is in the phone book and of course can be reached by email. Roddy Long B Many of those who took party in Cricket Weeks at Rousdon will recall David Hillier M who is remembered for his quality batting and ability at shoot pontoon! David had his 80th birthday earlier this year and now lives in France. During a recent visit to Liss in Hampshire a lunch was organised in a local hostelry for a number of OHs to reminisce about their cricketing achievements.

Those present were Mike and Anne Ray Hills, Christopher and June Bazalgette, Giles and Gru Blomfield, Charles Pipkin and Roddy Long. It was an excellent reunion. Photographs show not only the group but the long suffering waitress who looked after us!

Graham and Mary Jones H have recently visited their family in Montreal, and came home via a long week-end in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Here they met up with a Granddaughter, on a term at Dalhousie University, but also took advantage of the opportunity to meet up with Tim Edwards C resulting in a most interesting and enjoyable conversation. Alan Thomas, in Ottawa, had put them in touch, and he and Tim intend to come over for the Reunion. Good wishes from Tim to Derek and Barbara Clarke were duly conveyed on return.

OHs of a certain age will remember Dr Fernandez Ferdie who died in Lyme Regis on 14th October. Always well dressed and usually with a rose in his button hole Ferdie could often be seen on the touch line watching school rugby matches. The Club's condolences are extended to his five surviving children. I was born inand went to Allhallows inaged about 8, in Junior House, which was in the Dower House at Rousdon. When George Shallow ceased to be headmaster, and moved to The Downs School at Wraxall inI was one of the young boys who went with him.

The intention was that I would return to Allhallows inat the age of However, my parents opted to send me to Clifton College in Bristol instead. With the benefit of hindsight, I have often thought that we got it wrong, and Allhallows would have been the better school for me. I remember my three years at Allhallows with some nostalgia and affection, and I also remember many of my friends there, many of whom went with me to Wraxall, and then returned to All.

Andrew Green V loyalist of OH correspondents, who regularly attends our events when he can, says he hasn't much news, though he had an enjoyable dinner in New Milton with Peter Clegg C and his wife and is flying to Hong Kong for a three week holiday in the autumn and I expect will be calling on his old friend John Wong C Giles Blomfield C when clearing out a filing cabinet and came across a newspaper cutting from describing a cricket match at Old Deer Park between teams from Pagoda Avenue and Selwyn Avenue, Richmond.

Giles, a noted batsman at school, playing for Pagoda Avenue, is recorded as having taken 8 wickets for 9 runs! At a subsequent OH cricket week, Giles showed the cutting to the captain, Stuart MacGregor Vwho gave Giles the ball but after one over he was taken off!

Another notable cricket feat that has also come to light involved. Huibert van Weelde C He was captain of cricket in but in he achieved the remarkable feat of taking 9 wickets for 16 runs, including a hatrick, against the Free Foresters. Hulbert still has a bat signed by the team to mark his feat which was mentioned in Wisden in Huibert is Managing Director the family owned firm, Victory Shipping, in Rotterdam.

The Trustees received four very strong applications and are pleased to say that two Bursary awards have been made: Benjamin Hammondwhose Father, Tom, was in Middlemisthas just started to read Astrophysics at Sussex University. Ben completed his secondary education at St Aidan's C of E School, Harrogate obtaining A levels in Maths, Further Maths and Physics. A keen outdoor sports person, Ben has completed his BSAC course in scuba diving and is well on the way to completing the Gold Standard, Duke of Edinburgh's Award Daisy Patsianas, whose Grandfather, Giles Blomfield was in Chudleighis reading Mathematics at Cardiff University.

Daisy gained A Levels in Art, Psychology and Mathematics at Esher College, Thames Ditton. Sports Captain at school, Daisy has undertaken voluntary work with physically and mentally challenged people and has taught herself to play the piano. His business is focused on the restoration and change of use of historic buildings and slotting quality designs into sensitive areas.

Peter is in touch with several OHs and often drives through the Rousdon Estate, when on the way down to Cornwall. He says it was a great shame when Allhallows was closed, as it gave a fantastic start to so many people. Peter's son Benjamin is 22 and in Catering and his daughter is studying for A levels and specialising in Art and Photography. She's beginning an MA in Creative Writing so there'll be two students at home, as her younger son is starting an MA in publishing; at a different London university, much to his relief.

Her older son works in television and her brother Chris C is a financial consultant in the media business. Andrew Greenhalgh B former Head Boy is working for GSK as a Nation Business Manager in Oncology and returned in September from a lovely holiday in Minorca with his wife Jackie and two children, James 11 a fly-half and Kate 10 who enjoys ballet and horse riding.

Andy says he is currently in contact with Nick Mountney-Smith B who works for Customs and Excise as a dog handler and regularly goes fly-fishing with him; he also sees Martin Jones St a Nautical Officer in the MN, who will soon be taking up a shore-based job in Southampton.

Andy's brother Mark B works in Atlanta in the hotel business, now in the corporate department; he is married to Chris who also works for the same company and they have 3 children, Ben, Sophie and Jack.

David B works in Dubai, with his family in the UK. Mark Marshall V an accountant who will be remembered by many OHs as a top gymnast, took his motor-launch out of Axmouth harbour in September, with the help of David Crees H to negotiate the local hazards.

Mark had a super summer holiday earlier with the family and his mother Helga Algie in Seaton. Michael Hawkins Ch living in Thailand fears that he is not able to attend the OH functions that are sent to him.

However, his wife and Michael, accompanied by her sister, recently took part in a ceremony at Lampang to plant teak trees, sponsored by Her Royal Highness, Princess Srindhorn. The OH tie was to be seen! William So Sh is moving back to South China with his wife, leaving their daughter behind in London who is 24 this year and working in the city as a trainee solicitor and welcomes her new found freedom.

We will be keeping William informed of future OH events. He will be visiting UK at least once a year and hopefully able to make it to OH events during his visits.

James Greig M tells us that his sister Lucy Ch is currently working in Dhaka Bangladesh for the international school as a primary teacher. She was recently back in the UK for a summer break and she would very much like to stay in touch with all OH news.

Martin Boulden St is arranging a Celebration Luncheon in memory of Peter Laurence C on Saturday 21st September, at The Mandolay Hotel, Guildford, Surrey. Contact Martin at martin aspenprint. He is enjoying it with perhaps an eye on semi-retirement and a second career in specialist employment law consultancy.

Roger's wife Chris live in Dartmouth, and they spend as much time as possible down there - anyone is welcome to look them up whilst there particularly if you have a boat! Paul Davis C joined Killick Martin after Allhallows and trained as a Chartered Shipbroker; he then managed divisions for several shipping companies in the Far East and West African markets. In he established Paul Davis Freight Services operating short sea routes via Bristol — Avonmouth with Northern Ireland, Eire and the CI with 10 operating centres, one in Southampton.

Paul regularly meets Will Coder C his best man and a geologist who heads for Spain when he is not on oil rigs. He also sees Chris Kitchen C and his family; he was Chris's best man, also Nick Hamley's C back in Paul has happy memories of sailing at Seaton with Bill Preston and sailing is still a favourite past time and a welcome relaxation from day to day business.

He sends his best wishes to Barbara Clark a wonderful House Matron. David John Goddard C It is with sadness that we have heard from Tariq Shthat his father has died over the weekend of a sudden brain haemorrhage. He was a prominent athlete at Allhallows and went on, to serve in the Royal Ghurkha Engineers and The Parachute Engineers. Richard D Green Baker John Armstrong is sorry to have to inform us of the death of Richard. He died on Saturday 3rd August, The funeral is to be held on Monday 19th August at 2.

Peter Laurence CMartin Boulden informs us that with sadness he regrets to inform everyone that Pete lost his fight with illness and passed away at 6pm on Friday 9th August. Peter's funeral will be on Monday 19th August at Clyst Hydon near Honiton.

Terry Hatton M retired at 60 as a Chartered Accountant, having returned from 20 years working overseas in various countries for the Commonwealth Development Corporation. He has been a sole parent for the last 15 years. Chris, now 25, still lives with him. His eldest son Russ, 35, married a delightful Japanese lady.

Mohammed Atri C phoned from Alpharetta, Georgia, USA, to say that he is still running his picture-framing business and that his parents reside in Canada. He keeps in touch with Andrew White Sh and Richard Baker B who hope to organise a 'do-it-yourself' get-together soon. Helen Bewsey M says that she is off to Singapore at the end of August having attended Richard Ambrose's funeral in Shropshire back in March.

Richard Hoare M says that he doing very well considering, after his RTA, and hopes to get rid of the crutches and arm casts in the next few weeks, but his outlook is great. He says he has got so much to look forward to with all the support and love his friends and family have shown. He says he is a very lucky boy! Derek Ridge M and his wife Alison invited Derek to a delightful lunch during the July heat-wave at their fine Mill House, which Derek has built in local stone at Burton Bradstock.

Derek will be remembered by his contemporaries as a devastating striker of short corners and indeed played for the Sussex County Senior XI; he provided photos of Allhallows Bisley Shooters in the s. Derek once ran a trawler off West Bay, constructed trawlers in his back garden and his latest venture is to produce Suspension cables for tennis nets used worldwide and this year at Wimbledon.

He tells us his son is a top science boffin. Shooting at Charmouth July 7th was a huge disappointment as only a few OHs bothered to turn up. Mike Ashwell did, Tim Salter called in, as did Si Sworn, I think nearly 10 had booked in and just didn't arrive. It's not worth the range operator opening the doors, paying staff to come in and buy food in if nobody wants to turn up!

Rob Tincknell V flattered in a full page article by Oliver Shah in the Business Section of the Sunday Times on June 30th Rob is the front man for three Malaysian investors who bought Battersea Power Station and intend to build flats and houses and more than 1m sq ft of offices.

The project depends on the extension of the Northern tube link from Vauxhall, but it is an attractive area, adjacent to Clapham Common and Battersea Park with the site of the new American Embassy nearby. Rob has already presold flats. The article said Rob was at Allhallows and now lives with his wife and two children in Somerset, but has a flat in London. Russell Frith V 74 —79 is currently working for Wiltshire Probation Service, which has it's challenges.

He is still in contact with a number of his contemporaries; Quentin Sandell and family dropped in for lunch recently and Russell is in touch with David Morris, Mathew Lily, Tim Bourne, Edward Musto and Julian Howard.

Russell has two sons, George will be starting his last year at Plymouth University in the autumn and Ben has just finished GCSEs and is also an up and coming DJ. Huw Williams C on holiday in Lyme Regis with his wife and young children met his old Housemaster, Derek, by chance. Huw lives at Penarth on the seaside near Cardiff and runs his own company; he said he was able to visit the Rousdon Estate and show his family his old school.

The East-West Drive is open to pedestrians and visitors can see the sympathetic way in which the School campus has been developed in the Ernest George style. Amanda Prowse H was a peripatetic music teacher at Allhallows and left to go back into academia. Having gained her MA and then a PhD in musicology she is now living in the south of France with her nuclear physicist husband, and busy researching and publishing her work on socio-musicological issues as well as co-editing a bilingual volume of papers on theme of identity for Ars Identitatis in Paris.

Amanda is also working as a French-English translator, and still does a little music teaching, in French and English, in France. Life is never dull! Nick Lindo H who taught English at Allhallows, became Stanton Housemaster and coached our 1st XI at Cricket, was over in the summer from NZ, where he taught for many years at Christ's College, Christchurch, visiting old friends and family. He kindly called on Derek, when they were joined by John Cloke, for a powwow on the good old days.

Nick, whose house was damaged in the recent earthquakes, says like many residents they are battling with insurance companies, but life in NZ still has much to offer. Nick continues to write a political column for the NZ Press and is most grateful to Nigel Giles for keeping him in touch with OH activities.

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Doug Crichton V sent a super letter saying that when he left Allhallows he read History at Kent University and then took an MSc in Land Economy at Cambridge, He qualified as a Chartered Surveyor with Knight Frank and joined the Grosvenor Estate inwhere he has worked with John Clark V so expects to play some OH Golf soon.

They visit Doug's family home in Jersey regularly, where Aden Hopkins V and several other OHs reside. Doug hoped to play tennis in the OH Wimbledon Warm-up near Sherborne, but it was rather too far to drive the family from Henley. David Reynolds Sh sent welcome family news of his sister Farah and Soraya and his younger brother Peter. David studied Geology at Newcastle and played Hockey for the university and county.

He then worked for a commodity trading firm in London followed by FX trading at a bank before moving into recruitment. For the past three years he has had his own operation Scott Reynolds covering financial markets for banks and hedge funds.

He lives in London with his wife and two children and played rugby through Jason Enticott 's V connections for Christ's Hospital Old Boys and now coaches Rosslyn Park junior rugby.

Peter Reynolds Sh studied Electronics at Essex University, then moved to Oxford and worked with various IT firms before being offered a role with NATO in the Hague. Peter married recently and is enjoying life in Holland. Farah lives at Alveston near Bristol. The Club has learnt with sadness that John passed away on Tuesday 25th June, after a short illness. The sympathy and condolences of the Club are extended to his family.

A Service of Thanksgiving was held at St. John the Divine, Kew Road, Richmond, Surrey. Graham and Mary Jones H our resident experts on the history of Combpyne and Rousdon, will have seen the excellent article in ' The Marshwood Vale Magazine' by Derek Stevens on Charles Grover resident Astronomer to Cuthbert Peek, son of Sir Henry Peek who established the Rousdon Estate, where an Observatory was set up in Charles Grover lived with his family in East Lodge and had accompanied Cuthbert on his astronomical expedition to Queensland.

OHs of the right vintage will remember the remains of the Observatory at the end of the Bowling Green, which were demolished when the Headmaster's House was built. Sir Cuthbert was Baronet from Younger OHs will recall Henry Yool's enthusiasm for astronomy and the Rev John Newton's efforts to construct a reflecting telescope beyond the walled garden. Rupert Duff V works in accounting and, having started with PWC in Jersey, he moved to London in and is in their banking and capital markets division, an interesting area in recent times.

Rupert still finds time to play polo in the summer usually at the Taunton Club, which would have pleased Don Palmer. Rupert promises to urge his brother Daniel St who is in the Army to send some news. Charles Pipkin ST is still working unlike most of his contemporaries, though as an 'Investment Manager' rather than a Stockbroker, despite fighting daily battles with 'Compliance', which didn't exist when he started.

Charles always looked forward to OH Cricket Weeks and he remembers Giles Blomfield as a splendid cover point with a very quick and accurate throw. Hamish MacGregor and Ted Sandbach were the star batsmen and Richard Heard the best fast bowler. Charles sees Ted's brother-in-law regularly at Liphooke GC and hopes to play golf again with fellow Stantonite John Pagliero and Roddy Long.

Both Roddy's son and Charles's stepson were at Harrow. The Club has learnt of the death on 30th May of Winnie Webber at the age of Winifred Mary Weber, always known as 'Winnie', was married to George Weber who for many years took great pride in looking after the gardens at Rousdon. Sean Day-Lewis J38 M phoned Derek to ask him whether he would give a talk to a local branch of the Devonshire Association on Allhallows and the Rousdon Mansion. Derek said he would be delighted to do so. OHs may have read an article in The Daily Telegraph on November 20th headed: Christian Heinrich, the Chairman of the Boarding Schools Association urged parents to heed the advice of Sean's father, Cecil Day-Lewis, later the Poet Laureate, in hid famous poem 'Walking Away', when he left his son at Allhallows.

Sean worked for many years on Peterborough for The Daily Telegraph and later as their TV critic. OHs may also have followed the news of Sean's half-brother Daniel who won his third Oscar for his performance as Abraham Lincoln.

Peter Read C came to the Belmont lunch with his great friends Andrew Hamilton B like Peter a lawyer and Nick Lerwill V who said he had sold his printing business.

Peter, a Law Society Golfer, hopes to be playing the Dutch Lawyers in Amsterdam soon. Anthony said he had heard from David Hayes Sh who was in the Ghurkhas and now hopes to contact Dr. Tom Bigge St and visit Mark Williams St who runs that well known hostelry The Bird in Hand at Henstridge in Somerset.

Robert Morton V enjoyed meeting old friends at the Belmont and said like Justin James St who is with Stags, he once worked for the same firm. Tom Hembrow B has presented a handsome OH Shooting Cup, known as the Hembrow Cup, to the OHs and Jim Rowe says it will be used as a trophy for a fitting OH competition. Tom says his great hobby is now collecting eighteenth century Old English Porcelain pre Jim says his sons have arranged to take him to a Rolling Stones concert in London to celebrate his birthday.

Jeremy Harding C who was for many years a Consultant Psychiatric and continues to do vital work, came to the Belmont wearing his striking striped OH blazer, inherited from one of his great hockey-playing uncles. Jeremy Parrett M and Jane have moved to their new home last week in Vero Beach, Florida from Canada.

Maybe Jane and Jeremy will be able to come over for the th! As she has been living in America for the past 21 years, Samantha says it's is great to feel so connected. Samantha's wish is to one day make an Allhallows reunion. As she works at a school herself the timing is always hard for her as she is restricted to flying home to the UK during certain times of the year. Any other OHs in Jersey. Sue Underwood Ch has been working in the Middle East sincefirst in the UAE and for the last 3 years in Qatar.

Ted Sandbach St known to OHs for his flourishing Oxford Wine Company and who was Head of PE at Magdalen College School, played tennis at Leweston with all his accomplished ease, but said he had decided to give up cricket Jonathan Patterson Sh and his wife, both keen tennis-players, were at Leweston, and gave news of Jonathan's younger brother Guy Patterson's Sh brilliant academic career. Equipped with a bell Patrick marshalled the players in suitable Stentorian Tones. Mark Tatchell V who lives at Oborne near Leweston and is at present a Wildlife, Landscape and Travel photographer was able to help with the scoring and chat with old friends at the Wimbledon — Warm up at Leweston.

Richard Anderson MPeter Sloan B and Justin James St those OH stalwarts, were among those who played tennis at Leweston accompanied by their partners. It was great to talk to her husband Geoffrey, a fine Dumplings' cricketer. Senior OHs well remember his father Norman, a formidable County batsman as they will Nicci's father Pat Thurgood M who played rugger against the All Blacks and taught at Edinburgh House after his military career.

Nicci and Geoff's daughter is now at Newcastle Uni. Piers Motley C has been in touch recently and told us that three years ago he set up his own auction rooms in Exmouth, Devon, which both he and his wife, Elizabeth Nash Ch run together.

They have two children: Joss, who is 13 years old and is a keen musician and Millie, 9 years old who is at the local primary school.

Piers is eager to make contact with contemporaries. Andrew Yearsley S The Club has heard with regret that Andy Yearsley died on 17th April at his home in South Africa. A useful cricketer, captaining the XI inand hockey player at school, Andy worked with accountants in Southampton for a short time before joining the British South Africa Police in Rhodesia, staying there until the country gained independence.

Andy and his family then moved to Phalaborwa, north of Johannesburg where he worked for a copper mining company. The Club's condolences go to Andy's wife Liz and their children. Tim Banting L has been working for several years as a Digital Imaging Technician for the Parliamentary Archives at the House of Lords. Tim and his wife Emily recently celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary and have a two year old son Bertie.

Tim says that he enjoys working for the H of L and commented that the members of the Lords are always good company. Hugo Tyler C spent most of his time at the University of Exeter playing bridge and was captain of the university team and president of the bridge club; however, due to an administrative error, his degree certificate reads Mathematics.

After a few years as a computer software developer, Hugo retired at the age of 29 and went to live on the small Greek island of Symi, near Rhodes, where he reads, writes, walks in the mountains, listens to classical music and generally enjoys himself.

There he met his wife Argyro universally known as Sylvana when she came down from Athens on holiday. Air Commodore P G Tyler. M The Club has learnt from his son, Hugo that Air Commodore Phil Tyler OBE died on 1st December A celebration of his life will be held on 29th April at The sympathy and condolences of the Club are extended to his son.

Phil was the youngest of six brothers, all of whom attended Allhallows, where their father Hugh had been a master. After a spell at Exeter College, Oxford, he was commissioned in the Royal Air Force in During WWII he served in France, North Africa and Italy and was twice mentioned in despatches. After the war he served in the UK, Germany and the USA and was appointed OBE in His final appointment was as Director of Supply Policy RAF in the Ministry of Defence.

He retired from the RAF in January and joined the Planning Inspectorate of the Department of the Environment, from which he retired in as a Senior Planning Inspector. Claus Anderson C and his wife Rachel sent a super letter at Christmas and a spiffing card of their young children Ella and Frederik. Skiing holidays and another in Turkey saw Claus win a laser race and helped Rachel finish a book. In June after working for Porsche since Claus left the company and has joined H. Owen as General Manager of their Bentley dealership in Pangbourne.

In November the family enjoyed a week's holiday in Dorset with mixed weather from snow to warm sunshine. They send their best wishes to all their friends. Lucie Graves-Morris L met Derek in Seaton on one of the few sunny days in April and said that she was pursuing her Fitness Training Courses. I must say she looked like an Olympic Athlete. She said Alex V who had recently married was hoping for a young son.

Jeremy Willis H Jeremy tells us that he is now the part time Chairman of the Newbury Weekly News which gives him more time to 'play' with his amateur radio. He now has a 50ft wind up radio mast in his garden and able to talk to the world. His son Andrew is now the Press Manager of the NWN and daughter Beth is PA to the GM of Donnington Valley Hotel and will be getting married in May. Richard Ambrose H see Memorabilia. The Club has learnt with sadness that Richard Ambrose passed away on March 27th The Club extends its condolences and sympathy to Richard's widow, Shirley and the family.

The funeral is at the Crematorium in Shrewsbury [SY2 6PS] at 2. The wake will follow straight afterwards at the Corbett Arms [SY4 4SN] Family flowers only and donations to Cancer Research. OH's attending, please contact Richard Anderson at richardanderson alsgroup. The OH Magazine was despatched at the end of January Have you received your copy?? If you have not, the likely reason is that we do not have a current mailing address for you.

Of course you can read the magazine on the web site but if you would prefer to be put on the mailing list for a hard copy please let me have your current address and I will send you a copy of the magazine. We have a master list of some 3, OHs but we only have mailing addresses for about 1, and of these we only have e-mail addresses for about Graham Prosser St The Club has learnt from Stephen Harvey St of the death of Graham Prosser on 21st March Graham was born in Honiton in and obtained a scholarship to Allhallows.

Stephen says that Graham will be remembered as one of the finest rugby full backs produced by Allhallows, being a member of the unbeaten XV. Graham went on to be a highly respected vet, plasticising in Kingsbridge for a number of years. The Club extends its condolences and sympathy to Graham's widow, Jenny.

David Turner B The Club has learnt from his friend, Michael Burgoyne Bthat David died on 26th February Born inDavid went on to Seale Hayne College after Allhallows and later worked as a farm manager in Essex.

He then travelled the world representing the tractor division of David Brown and subsequently worked for British Leyland. Returning to Devon he grew flowers on a commercial scale for sale to florists. Chris Hulburd B with his wife June called on Derek in Lyme Regis when they were touring the West Country.

Chris holds the School High Jump Record and was for many years an Estate Agent in Canterbury; he asked after Nigel French Cstar hockey player and a leading light of the OH Club, who had some harrowing experiences in the floods at East Pennard.

Chris's parents used to live at the bottom of Clappendale Lane in Lyme Regis near Derek. Tom Bigge St who played with Roddy Long in the Hockey 1st XI and was also a star of the 1st XV, says that he had recently retired as a GP and lives happily with his second wife at Marwood House near Barnstaple; they have seven children between them and 15 grandchildren. Tom enjoys tending his magnificent garden, works for charities, still plays some golf and tennis and sails.

Tom hopes to walk the strenuous undercliff path between Lyme Regis and Axmouth, to attend an OH event soon and call on DJB. Tell Peter V to send some news. David Hillier M The President received a card from David thanking us for remembering his 80th birthday and Roddy sent him copies of various stories. Apart from 'decorating' the card with pinups he related a few stories of his own! He suggests that Stuart MacGregor was the best captain he played under and apologises for his fielding; he remembers his opening partnership with Giles Blomfield.

The then coach told David that he should not be concerned about how many runs he scored but more with the score of the opening partnership! He proudly recalls being in 51 century opening partnerships in his career.

Off the field, he thanks Giles for his comments about the au pair whom he remembers with enormous pleasure; apparently there is a lot we do not know!! Hopefully David will be over here at some time in and he really did appreciate our birthday wishes. William Thompson B William writes from Vientiane, the capital of Laos, where he has been living for the past 18 months. Since the mid s William has travelled extensively in South East Asia and is now well versed in the politics, social conventions and history of the area.

He speaks passable Vietnamese but his Lao still leaves room for improvement. Mike Clark Sh 50—54 recently bought an OH tie and cufflinks and made a generous donation to the Club. After serving in the Devonshire Regiment, Mike went to Agricultural College and then for more than 20 years farmed. Having sold his farms, Mike became head groundsman at a large boy's prep school until retiring in For more than 40 years Mike has been voluntarily looking after two grounds at his local cricket club, Overstone Park Cricket Club in Northamptonshire and in was selected for the NatWest Oscars awards at Lords for services to cricket.

John Dame C after receiving the OH Magazine Jim wrote to say that he is very glad that he is still on the Club books as he thought that he had severed links sometime ago. He says that the Magazine evokes many memories and he hopes to attend the Allhallows Memorial Service in November. Richard J Snow St 78— Richard, where are you?? His OH Magazine was returned as he has left the address that the Club has for him and we have no e-mail address.

The last time we met Mr Snow was when we were visiting Salisbury Plain at the invitation of the MOD and Mr Snow was acting as an environmental adviser to the Defence Estates. Kiran Morzania B tells us that the article by Keith Moore was a fond reminder of the under cliffs.

He wants to pass on his thanks to Keith Moore who introduced him to a book on Biology which inspired him to take on the subject as a GSCE, A level and also a B. I do not think I would have followed this path. After several years in the field as an exploration, production geologist and geotechnical engineer Kiran retrained in Finance —and was involved in the acquisition in one of the longest operating gold mines in the world — He now helps to run the mine, which employs over 1, people and supports a community of over 7, Although he is the Finance Director he says he is involved in the geological development of the mine.

Although there were many contributing factors to where he is now — that book, the broken down train and Keith Moore started him on his journey. It reminded her of the wonderful education she had at Allhallows when education was about learning in the broadest sense rather than the contained and restricted curriculum pupils follow today.

John Court B high-powered accountant, enjoyed the West Country Lunch in Sidmouth and says he will be delighted to be involved in helping to secure the future of the Allhallows War Memorial Chapel. His son David is reading English at Leeds University. Ian MacGregor-Scott B who presented the electric organ in memory of his OH father to St Michael's Honiton, home of the Allhallows War Memorial Chapel, was sorry to hear of the ongoing battle to keep St Michael's open.

Ian still works for Universal Studios in California, though his wife has recently retired from her teaching job. Ian came with his great OH friend lawyer Andrew Hamilton B to inspect the organ when it was installed. Huw Williams C who resides at Penarth in South Glamorgan and runs a highway equipment Company, sent a super Christmas card with sketches by his young daughter to rival his old Chudleigh Housemaster's efforts.

Huw hopes to attend an OH Reunion 'ere long. George Hayter V who will take over as Editor of the OH Magazine, sent a sparkling Hayter Christmas Newsletter.

His wife Jan is a Health Visitor, but after holidays in Rome, Rome and skiing continues to plan holidays; his son Ben is in his final year of International Relations and Politics and partying like mad at Plymouth, while Stephanie who broke a leg whilst skiing in Grindelwald has graduated and intends to teach after a gap year jaunt overseas with her boyfriend.

Graham Salter H former Head of Modern Languages at Allhallows tells me is coaching three students for Spanish, among them the son of an OH, and two for French. He is off to Mexico in Easter Colin de Souza M Captain of Tennis and winner of the Heard Trophy, who read English at UEA and lives in Norwich. Says he uses any excuse to go to London and enjoyed the Freud and Picasso exhibitions and the Hockney, the exhibition ofif not the decade.

Geoffrey Johnston H former Middy Housemaster wrote to say that he had a visit recently from Roger Lewis B now a Churchwarden in Nailsworth. Geoff would have liked to come to the unveiling of the memorial plaque on the Old Pavilion, but it was perilously close to marking of Singapore O levels. Anthony Pollard M who was Professor of History at Teeside University and has written books on 'Richard III and the Princes in the Tower' and 'Warwick the King maker' wondered whether a foundation deed had been discovered, as he saw from our Website that the OH Club intended to celebrate the th anniversary of Allhallows.

Derek replied that the Allhallows Charity founded on 20th July by Sir John Kirkham, Knight, and Elisene Harding, Clerk was intended to repair the Allhallows Chapel and the school house, which indicates the School was already in existence.

Anyway it's a good excuse for a party. Allhallows probably started when the priest of the Allhallows Chapel taught the children of Honiton Townsfolk, which is how many Grammar Schools began, though this is not to say that the first OHs fought with Henry V at Agincourt.

However, he says the insurance companies have had a hard time in Christchurch, NZ. Michael Fanner C Michael sends his sincere apologies for his very long silence. He tells us that he is retiring from his dental practice in the Cathedral Close Salisbury, in order to move to Seaton in January.

He hopes to be able to attend OH events in the future and sends his very best wishes for the New Year. Bernie Laudun V sends greetings from the USA and best wishes for the New Year to his British mates and former students and teachers from Allhallows, as he and his wife and daughter prepare for Christmas. He still gets his fix from the great British music of the late 60s and early 70s and has many of the LPs they played in Venning bedsits — Tull, Hawkwind, Genesis, Led Zep and Sabbath to names a few.

He enjoys Rowntrees Fruit Pastilles, Cadbury's Chocolate, while watching Man United score spectacular goals as they role to victory after victory. Tony Lloyd M Just want to thank you for the emails that you send that keep me connected to the UK and to splendid times gone by at Rousdon.

Thanks so much for the email; really cheered me up seeing the old and bold at John Armstrong's pub — great pictures. Wish I could have been there. Brian Clark V former Hon. Treasurer of the OH Club tells me that in the summer of he walked the demanding Undercliff Path with fellow OHs from Lyme Regis to Axmouth and finished with the traditional pub lunch at The Harbour Inn, where they were met by the ladies of the party.

Gerald Classey St and his brother David St made a welcome appearance at the OH Reunion at the RAC Club and were in fine form. If you attended Allhallows School then why not stay in touch.

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After leaving school I corresponded regularly with Carey until his death and also with Mrs Sweet who emigrated to New Zealand to join her daughter.