Norwood Catenians

1000th meeting

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Wednesday, 20 May 2020

1000th meeting Feb 2009


 Front row Willie Britto, David Taylor, Kevin Ingram, Phil Roberts
Second row John Woodhouse, Tom Tannion,Bob Hero, Jim Connolly, Peter Mills
Third row Simon Grummitt, Bill Whitmarsh, Brendan Fitzgerald, Laurie Jones
Fourth row Bart Bond, Tony O'Connor, Colin Garvey, Philip Chandler
Fifth row David Barrett, Mike Nestor, Austin Okanwah, Declan O'Hara
19 present 11 Absent Bill Beach, Al Henry, Julian de Ruyter, Ralph de Souza, Kevin Beach, John Joyce, Derrick Phillips, Eamon Scully, Brendan Foley, Del Monteiro, Stuart White




Great  care had gone into preparing for this event. Kevin Ingram arranged for a brother to speak about a decade of our history during the meeting throughout his Presidential Year. Grand President David Taylor made sure that he spoke to all the brothers especially those who were not staying for the dinner. John Woodhouse as Provincial councillor had the honour of vesting David. Everybody attending received an engraved glass and the special booklet for the meeting. Phil Roberts from Ormskirk was a frequent visitor in those days and had proposed the motion that we pray to St Thomas More. Bart Bond came up from Brighton and Bob Hero made a rare appearance. He was a dentist so could not come to meetings but Valerie enjoyed the functions! 

Province 7 Centenary Mass

John Ellery was Provincial President with John Rayer as Director. Liz Woodhouse wrote to Catena pointing out that she had served at the Mass along with John Woodhouse and Carmel Mailing!

Tuesday, 19 May 2020

President's Sunday 2004

We repeated the trip on the Medway steamer with many in 40s outfits. George Romeril died - despite a stroke and continued to come to circle. 
With Tina Bagatti
President's Sunday at Addiscombe with a sing along
Because London Northern Heights had given us their regalia I attended the inauguration of North London circle and presented a scroll. I met David Taylor. 


Jim Connolly

Jim Connolly Jim was a stalwart of Norwood Circle for many years and is greatly missed by those who knew him, both in and beyond the ...