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Red Sox pitch in: consulate general in Halifax celebrates 175 years.
When the consulate opened, it primarily documented exports to the United States. As the first U.S. consulate in British North America, it covered Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Upper Canada, Lower Canada and Newfoundland. Today, the consulate's district includes the four provinces of Atlantic Canada and the small French-Canadian islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon.
The U.S.-Canada diplomatic relationship is now one of the United States' largest. Approximately $1.6 billion in goods and 300,000 people cross the U.S.-Canada border every day.
The consulate has two Foreign Service officers and nine Locally Employed staff members who have 137 combined years of service. The consulate no longer documents exports but focuses instead on American citizen issues, non-immigrant visas, public affairs and political/economic relations between Atlantic Canada and the United States.
Hosting the Sox
The consulate kicked off its 175th season by hosting the Boston Red Sox and the 2007 World Series trophy. Although Halifax is in Toronto Blue Jays territory, many in Atlantic Canada are Red Sox fans, a tradition dating to the early live radio broadcasts of Red Sox games.
A local Red Sox fan club approached the consulate for assistance in convincing the team to visit. Consul General Harold Foster and Consul Elizabeth Schwefler, a native of Massachusetts whose daughter's middle name is Fenway, wrote the Red Sox in support of the idea, and the team accepted.
The early-January visit began with a welcome reception at the Nova Scotia Legislature hosted by the Premier of Nova Scotia and attended by the consul general and consul. Later that day, the consul general hosted a reception at his home, where fans, politicians and community leaders were photographed with the trophy and Wally, the Red Sox mascot. The next day, the Red Sox visited a childrens' hospital and elementary school, and then Wally and the trophy posed for hundreds of pictures with fans at a shopping mall.
Long Relationship
There has always been a strong connection between Atlantic Canada and New England. In 1917, the collision of two World War I supply ships in Halifax harbor caused a large explosion that leveled the city and killed more than 1,900 people. The people of Massachusetts responded quickly, sending supplies and medical personnel via train. As an annual expression of gratitude, Nova Scotia sends the city of Boston a giant Christmas tree, which is lit in a celebration at the Boston Common.
Almost 84 years after the explosion, Halifax repaid the kindness when it hosted more than 7,000 displaced passengers from 40 planes that had been diverted to Halifax after the United States closed its airspace on September 11, 2001. President Bush in 2004 and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in 2006 traveled to Halifax to thank the citizens in person for the hospitality shown to diverted passengers.
This year, the consular section is celebrating the anniversary by presenting each American child who receives a Consular Report of Birth Abroad with a special letter from the consul general and an American flag. All sections of the consulate are also planning a large July 4th party, multiple ship visits and a fall conference on the U.S.-Canada relationship. The consulate staff invites everyone to visit, either in person or via the Web site http://halifax.usconsulate.gov.
The author is the public affairs representative at the U.S. Consulate General in Halifax.
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OT Review - August 2007
News from Old Tauntonians
Old Tauntonian Review Old Tauntonian Review Old Tauntonian Review Alumni Office details: Tel: (01823) 349235 Fax: (01823) 323371 Email: email@example.com AUGUST 2007 BIRTHS ALSTON DINWIDDY to Lisa (n�e Bown) to Chris Murray '87 Goodland '96 Murray '97 Jenkin '95 Wills West '92 Murray '92 Bevan '93 and James and Carey and Andrew and Anthony and Claudia and Anthony and Andrew Edward - 24.02.07 Isabella - 30.03.07 Samuel - 29.12.06 Ashton - 24.01.07 Nicholas - 09.02.07 Evie - 12.03.07 Charles - 22.12.06 FARRAR-HOCKLEY to Verity HO MACKENZIE WATERS WESTON to MayAnn (ne� Tse) to Michael to Emily to Kait (ne� Yates) CHANCE MEETING IN CORNWALL Richard Jowett recently bumped into Ian McNeice (Wills West 1969) in North Cornwall whilst filming the third series of ITV's `Doc Martin' with Martin Clunes. Ian and his partner Cindy Franke rent a home in Port Isaac for four months each year during filming and invited Richard and his wife Gill for lunch. Richard said: "Together with Paul Wickham and James Williams, we had taken Ian on a skiing trip. The walk back to the hotel each evening was up a long hill but Ian, who even then was not slim, had become the favourite of the ski instructors, and he always managed to get one of them to give him a lift home - in a Lancia, on a Vespa or Lambretta or even an Alfa Romeo!" ON YER BIKE! OT MASONS DONATION TPS CHOIR Taunton School Lodge No. 8215 representative Mr Edward Tucker (Evans 1984) presented a �300 cheque which will help towards purchasing more Blue Cassocks for the Taunton Prep School Choir who will be touring Venice in October. Jayne Hornsby, the Choir's Director, said "The choristers are extremely grateful to the Taunton School Lodge and are really excited about their Choir Tour in October." MARRIAGES CHARMAN-LAM CLARKE DINWIDDY MACKENNEY MACKENZIE MITCHELL SMALL THORNS WAKLEY Kat (ne� Lam) Ruth (ne� Woods) * Chris Clare (ne� Lawrence) Michael Christian Jenkin '02 Bevan '98 Goodland '96 Gloucester '88 Wills West '92 Marshall '97 to Paul to Charlie to Carey to Steven to Claudia to Kate married 26.08.06 married 14.04.07 married 28.07.06 married 12.05.07 married 15.12.06 married 23.03.07 married 31.05.07 married 15.01.07 married 09.12.06 Christine (ne� Brougham) Weirfield School '54 to Michael Ceri (ne� Abbott) Ailsa Besley '97 Besley '90 to Jonathan to Greg In February 2008, Suzanne will be riding across much of Southern India on a 350cc Indian produced Royal Enfield motorcycle in The EnduroIndia Challenge. This involves 2 weeks of riding 250kms a day on some of the most dangerous main roads and staggeringly difficult dirt and rocky tracks to be found anywhere in the Suzanne Lane (Weirfield School 1966) world. Not only is the terrain challenging but so is the fact that the bikes have back to front foot controls and a seat that makes a wooden bench feel comfortable! She will be raising money for four charities, World Wide Fund for Nature, Wildlife Conservation Society, Adventure Ashram and the Rainbow Trust. Suzanne said: "In October 2005, I completed a trek to Annapurna Base Camp in the Himalayas. Following this experience, I vowed to return as soon as possible and decided that EnduroIndia is how I would celebrate my 60th year. Motorcycling and travelling have been a large part of my life and being able to fund raise for these deserving charities is just great." Suzanne has raised just over �2,000 of the �4,500 needed and would be delighted to receive extra support: firstname.lastname@example.com PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE 2007-2008 I left Taunton School in 1974 with far more credible `A' levels than my (sadly) less than stellar personal commitment deserved, so I was relieved and pleased, but also puzzled. I realised that my academic achievements were in no small part due to the skills of the teaching staff, although I had made many efforts to frustrate them. And now, as I look back on an enjoyable and interesting professional career to date, I reach the further conclusion that the life skills I absorbed unwittingly at Taunton have been as important as the academic studies. In more ways than I could enumerate here, I owe a great debt to the School; after my parents, it had the greatest positive influence on my formative years and I expect there are many of us that could say the same. As such, it is a great honour to have been chosen as President of our Association and something that I deeply appreciate. You may measure my appreciation, perhaps, by the fact that I live approximately 3,300 miles from Taunton but am still determined to attend as many of the Association's functions as possible during my Presidency. Of course, being President is about more than wearing a chain of office and making speeches at dinners. It is also about reinforcing the health of our Association and its ongoing relationship with the School - our Alma Mater. As the youngest Association President since 1987, I believe we need to take a hard look at the current lack of diversity among our active supporters and find ways of engaging both younger OTs and more women OTs. This is the primary goal of my year as President. The good news and bad news about being President is that it is only for one year. I am therefore very pleased that someone even younger than me, Julian Pike (Evans 1985), has been chosen as President elect and so we can hope to continue this theme for 2008/9. I will also seek to develop a greater degree of involvement by OTs with the Association but also with the School. We have a huge, untapped resource that, if approached in the right way, could contribute to the School in a variety of enduring ways � and I don't just mean financially. Watch this space. Lastly, I would like to initiate a greater sense of collective pride in the success that Taunton School has achieved. This is not about league tables but more about celebrating the broad and outstanding achievements of our Alumni; achievements that, in many cases, can be traced back to core academic or co-curricular activities at the School. But the OTA is also about the continuation and rekindling of old friendships. The wide array of reunions, dinners, lunches and other gatherings form a key part of this and I encourage you to attend one or more of these this year � contact a few existing friends, go together and meet more friends! Details are available on the OTA website or from David Bridges. I am delighted to say that the Annual Dinner will be held at the School on Saturday March 8th, 2008; it will be the first time it has been held there since Ted Tucker(R) presenting the cheque to his son, Edward, and some of the Choristers Messiah from scratch This has, unfortunately, been postponed until a date yet to be decided. Watch this space! Henry Keeling (School House `74) DEATHS ALDERSON COPE COX DAWE DUNLOP FLOWER FORBES GALLIFORD HAZELL HOOPER HURMAN LAMACRAFT Penelope Monica Albert Frederick Julian Herbert Jeremy Ian Harrison Alexander Geoffrey James Michael Deryck William David St. George Brian Desmond Douglas Edgar David Weirfield '74-'76 School House '17 -'24 School House '42-'52 Fairwater '64-'71 Wills West '37-'44 School House '74-'81 Wills East '94-'97 Senior Day Boys '31-'34 died 24.05.07 died 31.12.06 died 04.04.07 died 20.05.07 died 27.05.07 died 25.03.07 died 23.03.07 died 25.05.07 Cindy, Ian and Richard are pictured with Doc Martin's house in the background. EAST MEETS WEST IN THE EAST Always managing to keep in touch with webcams and the wonders of modern technology it was a great way to see in the Chinese New Year for old Wills East and West pals Ross Moon (Wills East 1973) and Jag Singh (Wills West 1973) (Azlan Nageli). Ross, who travels to the Far East every year, was in Koh Samui, Thailand and Azlan took time out to come up from Singapore for a few days. "We always try to meet when I'm here" says Ross, "but over the last few years Jag has been posted as legal counsel with GE from Singapore to Tokyo and onto Shanghai. It's only now that he's based back in Singapore that we are close enough to make it work!" They enjoyed some sailing and quality time together. Both Azlan and Ross share one more thing in common; both their wives are Malaysian from Penang and went to school together! Who would have imagined that, sitting on the Wills' steps thirty five years ago! ALLO! ALLO! Edward Bryant (Wills West 1958) was fortunate to meet the incoming British Ambassador Sir Peter Westmacott (Foxcombe 1968) at a reception given by the British Council on 27th March. Sir Peter was the British Ambassador for Turkey from 2002 until his arrival in Paris in March, 2007 to take up his current post. Edward said "I am honoured to be the first Chairman of the OT French Club and I have already been hard at work to organise a get-together of OTs living in France. The Inaugural Dinner for OTs and their partners, as well as parents of OTs, will be on Thursday 29th November in a private room at Chez Jenny, 39, Bd du Temple, Place de la R�publique � 75003 Paris (www.chez-jenny.com) Edward and Sir Peter commencing 19.30h with a menu around 35 euros. I am delighted that Sir Peter will be the Guest of Honour and that Dr John Newton together with the Chairman of Governors Mrs Jane Barrie, will be in attendance." Any OTs happening to be in Paris at that time are more than welcome to attend! Edward requests that those wishing to attend let him know by Monday, 19th November. email@example.com RETIRED TO FRANCE Former Director of Music Philip Tyack moved to France on his retirement and has been busy editing a collection of Latin motets from a collection published in Venice in 1593 which has been gathering dust in the Biblioteca Musicale in Bologna. What makes these unusual is that they were written by a woman, Raphaela Aleotta who was a nun / concert mistress in a convent in Ferrara where Philip's daughter Karin (Besley 1996) lives. Philip says "The convent is no longer there, the crazy little sisters got the boot ages ago, and decamped to another house in Siena, where their ancestors are now. They are now learning this music from my edition. How cool is all that?" firstname.lastname@example.com 1995. I am planning for this to be far more than a dinner and we hope to hold two OTparticipation events around this which will be fun, challenging and open to all � including those who simply enjoy being the cheering observers. And for those of you who have not attended a dinner at School recently, I can assure that the food is excellent and a far cry from the menu of beans and more beans. Please wish me luck in my year as President � I hope that I can ask for your support and that you will help me make a difference. WELCOME TO THE CLASS OF 2007! Somerset '42-'50 & Staff '57-`91died 26.05.07 Fairwater '63-'67 Senior Day Boys `40-'46 Fairwater '44-'49 Fairwater '46-'54 Rochester '40-45 Wills East '39-'43 School House '49-'56 Wills West '43-'47 Wills East '30-'36 Fairwater '14-'23 School House '27-33 Fairwater '41-'49 Former OT President died 18.05.07 died 01.07.07 died 21.06.07 died 16.05.07 died .10.06 MAKEPEACE-WARNE Antony MOLLER MOLONY MORRIS OWEN ROBERTSON ROBINS STREULI WEST WOOD Dr Hans Kalsoft Barry Cecil Alwyn Gerald Barrington John Lawrence Andrew Ross Francis Edwin John Arthur Henry Clifford (Peter) Gordon Beranger Anthony David died 11.06.07 died 19.05.07 died 12.12.04 died 25.12.06 died 30.04.07 died 02.01.07 died 12.06.07 died 15.03.07 In alphabetical order: Matthew Ayres, Caroline Bandelier, Tom Barber, Lauren Birkett, Federico Borzone, Anna Bray, Amy Bray, Henry Brook, Harry Bunting, Lucie Burrows, Chekko Carpenter, Matthew Chan, Andy Chen, Toro Chesire, Woo Choi, Rebecca Clark, Jo Coate, Ann Coombes, Jack Cooper, Mike Crarer, Clare Davies, Mark Davies, Andrew Desborough, Sharon Dewhirst, Alistair Eyre-Brook, Jamal Farsi, Alena Folomeeva, Tony Forrester, Lizzie Foyle, William Gadsby, Emily Garland, Ed Gauntlett, Richard Green, Lisa Greene, Vicky Hanson, Sophie Haslam, Carmen Hawkey, Lydia Hayden, Sonja Heckstall, Jake Holdsworth, Annie Hung, Hugh Kelly, Alex Kirk, Iain Large, Sophie Large, Ellie Lawrence, Mandy Leung, Billy Liu, Tom Llewellyn-Jones, Silver Lui, Alice Macaskie, Charlotte MacDonald, Eleanor Madgwick, Bobbie Martin-Pope, James McKinney, Tom Monaghan, Harry Neubert, Karl Pang, Hannah Parsons, Aaron Pearson, Alex Pickard, Lizzie Pincock, Rhiannon Piper, Nikolay Popov, Sarah Pugh, James Robertson, James Roper, Benjamin Savill, Emma Saywell, Justine Singleton, Luke Sutton, William Swinburn, Kate Taylor, Alex Thomas, Jonathan Todd, Vincent Tso, Alex Watson, Lucy Webber, Duncan Wells. * with apologies to Chris and Ian for the error in the April edition Jag and Ross Philip and Karin enjoying the sun Old Tauntonian Review OLD TAUNTONIAN ASSOCIATION Old Tauntonian Review WESTERN AUSTRALIA CLUB CANADIAN CLUB USA (WEST) CLUB HONG KONG CLUB FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB Chairman: Greg Gregory email@example.com Chairman: Chris Loat firstname.lastname@example.com Chairman: Dr Alan Morgan firstname.lastname@example.com Chairman: Sabrina Leung firstname.lastname@example.com Chairman: Edward Bryant (Berdichevsky) firstname.lastname@example.com Chairman: John Edwards email@example.com FOLLOW UPS FROM PREVIOUS RECENT ARTICLES Jon Manners (Wills West 1997) email@example.com Now in remission from cancer, Jon Manners' choir, DeChorum and former royal harpist, Catrin Finch recorded a compilation of Christmas carols entitled What Sweeter Music in September last year. The project, partially funded by the generosity of Old Tauntonians, was an immediate success, becoming a Classic FM recommended CD and being played at No 3 on their Christmas Day countdown of Christmas Carols. As a direct result of the CD's success, Jon was appointed Manager of Soli Deo Gloria, the record label of Sir John Eliot Gardiner CBE and The Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras. The CD is being re-launched for Christmas 2007 and will be sold in over 600 locations nationwide as well as on www.whatsweetermusic.com David Longman (Quantocks 1967) firstname.lastname@example.com. Killing Cancer, the charity launched by David Longman to promote the existence of a littleknown therapy that cured his daughter of a potentially deadly tumour, has won the support of broadcasting legend, Sir David Frost, to spearhead a �50 million fund-raising campaign to develop the treatment for many other cancers. The money will be used by medical teams across the UK to fast-track the development of a new series of cancer treatments that don't damage the patient's immune system or require months of hospital visits. Now with Sir David Frost onboard, the 53-year old father of three is confident that the target figure is in sight: "Sir David believes that we can do it, and with someone of his calibre prepared to campaign on behalf of the public, I really think we will do it." AN ALTERNATIVE USE FOR YOUR OLD SCHOOL BLAZER! James Edward Berrington (Senior Day Boys 1909-10) ........ My father's school blazer was worn by him for many years after leaving Taunton School, it served as a blanket for our dog when he was very old as my father said that the dog needed to have a trusted object with him in his basket. After the dog died, the blazer was dry-cleaned and was worn again by my father for many years, especially when he was painting. He used to say that the blazer gave him inspiration...After the war he took us all to Taunton School to thank you all personally. I remember standing under a large mulberry tree where my father told us that, when he had come to the school, he was given a silk worm. From the silk produced (after a long period of feeding the silk worm with leaves from www.berrington.nl the mulberry tree) he had finally got some silk from which a small piece of cloth was woven. He had painted a robin on it, which my mother always used as a bookmark. Today, I came across your school website. Memories came flooding back, and I decided to let you know how much Taunton School always meant to my father. Ellen Goldman (daughter) I'M ALWAYS DANCING WITH YOUweekend beganSUMMER RAIN... IN THE with an excellent Hog Roast to The OT the sounds of the Taunton School Dance Band under a wet and unpredictable summer sky which, under the direction of Mark Cracknell, gets better every year! Your new OT President Henry Keeling (School House 1974) and his wife Jan Nuttall (Weirfield School 1973 and Babbingly 1975) were warmly welcomed at the Saturday Dinner and Jennifer Irvine offered her grateful thanks to the three Vice Presidents for standing in for John when he died last year. Jennifer accepted his Past President's badge as a tribute to him and was delighted to be made an Honorary Member of the Association as a mark of affection for them both. Honorary OT status was also conferred upon Christabel Ager, Martin Bluemel, Fiona Holford and Mary Mason � all who have survived ten years on the teaching staff! At the AGM, Julian Pike (Evans 1985) was voted as President-elect for 2008/09. On Sunday, the Chaplain, Rev David Owen, inspired us once again with thought-provoking words on the theme of `thankfulness' which included a short piece entitled `O Lord, forgive me when I whine' which was read by David Bridges (Alumni Manager) - the brilliant organizer of the whole weekend. We were delighted that USA West Club Chairman Alan Morgan (Fairwater 1949) and his wife Mary had made a special effort to come over from America for the weekend. After an enjoyable buffet lunch, which was attended by a group of OTs who had left prior to 1949, guests departed with a spring in their steps looking forward to another successful reunion next year! Thank you to the Headmaster for his generous hospitality and the School Catering/Front of House Teams for their hard work during the weekend - it was greatly appreciated. PRESIDENT President-Elect Vice Presidents Rupert Reid (School House 1974) Rupert completed his first London Marathon, running for the Calvert Trust, a charity which organizes adventure holidays for the disabled with a centre on Exmoor. He thanks all those OTs who kindly helped him over the finishing line to raise �2,810 (�300 over his target). Rupert said: "I finally crossed the line in 4 hours 33 minutes and had it not been for the support of my sponsors I would have willingly called it a day at one of those wonderfully welcoming pubs on the Isle of Dogs!" www.justgiving.com/reidrunner Trustees Hon Assoc Secretary Hon Assoc Treasurer Registrar Editor - OT Review Young OT Representative LONDON CLUB WELSH CLUB WEST WALES CLUB WESTERN CLUB SOUTHERN CLUB SCOTTISH CLUB MIDLANDS CLUB CORNISH CLUB NORTHERN CLUB EASTERN AUSTRALIA CLUB Dr Nick Read (Somerset 1964) www.justgiving.com/drnickread Raised �1,650 for IBS Network Henry Keeling firstname.lastname@example.com Julian Pike email@example.com Michael Button email@example.com Michael Willacy CBE firstname.lastname@example.com David Jenkins email@example.com The Headmaster email@example.com (ex officio) Michael Button email@example.com David Jenkins email@example.com John Pangbourne email@example.com John Edwards email@example.com Simon Smart email@example.com David Bridges email@example.com Paul Wickham firstname.lastname@example.com Fiona Guest firstname.lastname@example.com Chairman: Mary Grant email@example.com Hon Sec.: Julian Pike email@example.com Chairman: Dennis Webb email@example.com Hon Sec.: Philip Griffiths firstname.lastname@example.com Chairman: Philip Griffiths email@example.com Hon Sec.: Michael Colley email@example.com Chairman: Chris Levan email@example.com Hon Sec.: David Bridges firstname.lastname@example.com Lunch Secretary: Chris Davis email@example.com Chairman: Hon Sec.: Crona O'Shea email@example.com Chairman: Chris Ainley firstname.lastname@example.com Hon Sec.: Keith Ingram firstname.lastname@example.com Chairman: Bruce Jeffares firstname.lastname@example.com Chairman: Stephen Gullick email@example.com Chairman: Mark Slee email@example.com Katie Longstreet (Jenkin 2004) www.bmycharity.com/V2/katielong street Raised �1,255 for VICTA PRESIDENTS' CLUB OLD TAUNTONIAN TRUST (Reg Charity No. 1060388) Charitable purposes connected with Taunton School Trustees: John Pangbourne (Principal Trustee and Treasurer) Overmonnow House, St Thomas's Square, Monmouth, NP25 5ES Michael Button, David Jenkins SPORTS CLUB GOLFING SOCIETY 200 CLUB Chairman: Will Osmond email@example.com Hon Sec.: Peter Dunn firstname.lastname@example.com President: Barry White Hon Sec.: Richard Jowett firstname.lastname@example.com Chairman: David Brighton email@example.com Hon Sec.: Dennis Webb firstname.lastname@example.com 10 year Reunion Date: Saturday 13 October 2007 Venue: Taunton School firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com Class of 1997 1960-69 Reunion Date: Venue: Saturday 6 October 2007 Taunton School email@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com OT FREEMASONARY Old Tauntonian Lodge No. 5735 The OTA Scholarship Fund favours children of Old Tauntonians for Bursarial support OBITUARIES David St George Hazell Somerset 1942-50 and Taunton School Academic Staff 1957-91 23 April 1941 - 26 May 2007 aged 76 Master: Gordn Cooper firstname.lastname@example.com Secretary: John Ingram-Johnson email@example.com Taunton School Lodge No. 8215 Master: John Ingram-Johnson email@example.com Secretary: Chris Harding firstname.lastname@example.com Old Tauntonian Chapter No. 5735 Z: Paul Reed email@example.com E: David Hughes firstname.lastname@example.com Arthur Henry Clifford Streuli School House 1923-37 19 November 1915 - 2 January 2007 aged 91 An influential figure in British theatre, Peter Streuli worked as a stage manager, actor, technical stage director, lighting designer and director. He studied acting at the Webber Douglas Drama School where fellow students included Michael Denison and Dulcie Gray. At the outbreak of the war he became an active member of ENSA and between 1952 and 1957 he was the stage director for Glen Byam Shaw at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon where his knowledge and skills quickly won loyalty from those working with him. Among the outstanding productions he worked on as stage manager were Antony & Cleopatra with Michael Redgrave and Peggy Ashcroft, Othello with Anthony Quayle, Twelfth Night with John Gielgud, Macbeth and Titus Andronicus starring Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh. OT Centenary Tie: 3" blade (Polyester) OT Bow Tie: Traditional self-tie (Silk) Cummerbund (Polyester) OT Griffin Blazer Badge �7.00 �15.00 �10.50 �15.00 �3.50 �7.50 �5.25 �7.50 �1.00 �1.50 �0.60 �2.50 �2.50 �2.50 �5.00 L-R: `Pre-49ers' Alan Garbutt, Stephen Harvey, Bryan Picking, Ian MacLennan, Jim Randall, Charles Templeman, Jim Turner, Ray Morrish, Philip Green and Peter Philips ALUMNI / OT / FOUNDATION FORTHCOMING EVENTS 2007 Sept Fri 7 Sun 16 Sat 22 Western Club Lunch Cornish Club Lunch Western Club Dinner London Club AGM � 7.00pm 1960-69 Reunion Western Club Lunch 1997 - 10 year Reunion Western Club Lunch Welsh Dinner French Club Inaugural Dinner London Club Dinner OT Sports Club Dinner Western Club Christmas Lunch Taunton School Newquay Taunton School 66 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London Taunton School Taunton School Taunton School Taunton School Cardiff Golf Club Chez Jenny, Paris RAF Club Piccadilly Taunton School Taunton School Mar May Sat 8 Fri 14 Annual Dinner Western Club Lunch Taunton School Taunton School As a schoolboy rugby player, David Hazell was a legend kicking goals from his own half, even on one occasion bringing down the cross bar. He was a member of the unbeaten XV of 1947 and played in the team which won the Public Schools' 7s taking part in the epic matches against Christ's Hospital. It was no surprise, therefore, that he went on to a distinguished career in club rugby firstly with Leicester when he was selected 4 times for England and then, when he moved back to Taunton to teach Maths and PE, with Bristol. By the time David took over the 1st XV from Eric Wright he was already suffering the ill health which dogged him for the rest of his life. He did not achieve the success he would have liked but he was highly respected by friend and foe alike. The death of his wife Brenda at a cruelly early age was a great blow to David and it is typical of him that he devoted himself to bringing up his two young children single handedly which he did with great success. David would wish it to be mentioned that he had great support from his friends in particular Mike and Anne Crane. David still found time to play skittles and golf and also to entertain. He was a first class cook. The affection with which David was regarded was shown at his funeral service when there was a large congregation, particularly those who had taught alongside him. Oct Tues 2 Sat 6 Fri 12 Sat 13 Set of 4 Drinks Coasters with OT Griffin �2.00 Half Pint Pottery Mug with OT Griffin �3.00 Key Ring with OT Griffin �1.20 A Proud Century (SP Record) The First 100 years of Taunton School A Century of Promise (Bill Currie) 100 years of the OTA Men of Stout Countenance The life of RA Gerrard DSO Independent Witness (John Brown) 150 years of Taunton School �5.00 �5.00 �5.00 �10.00 June Reunion Dates 2008 2009 2010 20 19 18 21 20 19 22 21 20 Nov Fri 9 Sat 10 Sat 10 Sat 17 Western Club Lunch West Wales Dinner 1847 Society Lunch Foundation Charity Shoot Taunton School Pembroke Taunton School Chipping Sodbury June Fri 13 Fri 20 - Sun 22 Western Club Lunch Annual Reunion Weekend Taunton School Taunton School Western Club Dinners 2008 2009 2010 Saturday 27 September Saturday 26 September Saturday 25 September Dec Fri 9 Sat 17 Thur 29 Tues 4 Sat 8 Mon 10 Sept Friday 12 Sat 27 Western Club Lunch Western Club Dinner Taunton School Taunton School Alexander Geoffrey Flower School House 1974-81 29 March 1963 � 25 March 2007 aged 42 Geoff was Head Boy and a useful hockey player for the school team and water polo player. After Taunton, he studied Building Engineering at Oxford Polytechnic and, following a spell at Wimpey, set up on his own as a Contracts Manager. He returned to mainstream construction working for Sisk and Berkeley Homes and, latterly, he was Construction Director for The Manhattan Loft Corporation. He leaves a wife and two children. Oct Fri 10 Western Club Lunch Taunton School Please send a BLANK (but SIGNED) cheque (crossed with a suggested amount not to exceed over the purchase price of �5) payable to `TAUNTON SCHOOL' and sent to David Bridges, Taunton School, Taunton, Somerset TA2 6AD Confirmation of its safe arrival will be given verbally or via email Taunton School Foundation Business Club Are you an on-line shopper? If you go through www.buy.at/shopTS you will help contribute to The Taunton School Foundation. 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NFPA 232 standard update.
As explained in the recent Information Management Journal article "Records Under Fire" (November/ December 2002), NFPA 232 defines compartmentation as "the subdivision of a building into relatively small areas so that fire or smoke can be confined to the room or section in which it originates." It requires that firewalls separate storage compartments and that in records centers, the maximum storage volume of records should not exceed 250,000 cubic feet in a single compartment.
The NFPA technical committee (TC) working on the revision of the 2000 standard had at one point entertained a motion to remove compartmentation from the standard. In the end, however, the TC decided by an 11-7 vote during its fall meeting to keep compartmentation. The first surprising turn occurred when the vote was sent out for ratification by a letter ballot, as required by NFPA. The letter ballot for the standard did not pass, as the vote was evenly split, 12-12, which meant that compartmentation would not be included in the revised standard.
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In recent weeks Europeans have witnessed bank after bank being bailed out by governments. To ensure that taxpayers' money does not confer an unfair advantage on those banks, the commission has published a list of recommendations for governments.
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yah it was off-putting.
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