Reunions
See
'News and Events' page for
information about the next Reunion.
How the Reunions began..
Miss Knocker
started the original reunions in the 1930's, later, during the Second
World War, old boys on leave or on
embarkation leave would visit St
George's to say goodbye and to visit their childhood home before going
overseas. After the war
it was possible to formalise and arrange a
regular reunion of old boys and girls and this was done at Easter. Every
girl and boy
leaving St George's automatically became an old girl or boy
and received a Christmas card and a letter with news of the recent
happenings at St George's. The reunion of 1946 was the first time after
the war that an organised reunion function took place.
The choice of
Easter time to hold the get-together meant that the older children were
away on holiday, thus freeing the
dormitories for use by any old boys
and girls requiring accommodation. The main thrust of Miss Knocker's
reunions revolved
around a Thanksgiving Day ceremony held always on
Easter Monday, these functions continued until her retirement in 1949.
Following Miss Knockers retirement the reunions went into limbo and it
wasn't until 1964 when Elsie Pickering, nee Bradley
(now Elsie Gale),
took on the challenge to co-ordinate the old boys and girls and organise
the reunions, that they became
re-established. Elsie continued in
her role as organiser of reunions for a period of nearly 20 years, at
which time she handed
over the 'baton' to Sheila Stephenson, nee Potts
and Tom Milburn to continue her work. After a while Sheila became the
main
organiser and
carried on the tradition admirably ever since.
Sheila Stephenson and
Elsie Gale
Main Reunion
held Annually.
The current format for the main reunion is
that old boys and girls, with their respective spouses or partners
(usually around
50-70 people), meet once a year at the Majestic Hotel in
Harrogate, usually around April (as close to St George's Day 23rd
April
as possible), everyone gathers on the Friday for drinks and an
informal chat to catch up on news. Groups usually form and have
dinner
together at the hotel, along with a few more convivial drinks.Saturday
lunch is usually enjoyed at one of the local
hostelries accompanied by a
pint or two, this, with the pleasant company of old
(and new) friends,
makes for a memorable occasion.
Saturday afternoon a meeting is held at the hotel where the formal side
of business
is conducted and a range of topics discussed.
That evening, everyone meets in a small private Banqueting Suite
where, after dinner,
those that have the ability and the energy, can
dance the night away to the music,
kindly provided by St George's long
standing friends from the Bradford City Police
Dance Band.
Some in attendance dress formally, some don't, either way it doesn't
matter, for everyone connected with St George's is welcome and made to
feel part
of the group. The most important thing is that we enjoy one anothers company while
we can and not stand on ceremony.
Sunday, after breakfast, some of the old
boys and girls go to the local church service,
after which, everyone
meets for coffee at St Andrew's, Harlow Moor Road and a last
chat, then
it is a time for packing bags and saying goodbyes, until the next time.
Majestic Hotel, Harrogate
Mini Reunions.
The first mini
reunions outside Harrogate were held in Matlock at various venues
including The Duke William pub,
The Greyhound, Ye Olde Englishe and
Gullivers World. Other mini reunions were held at the Parkwater at
Lytham St Annes, the
Lord Hill at Shrewsbury, pubs in Buxton, Bradford, Llandudno and in 2005 The Rendezvous in Skipton where about 17 people
attended. These mini reunions are a much more casual affair and involves
choosing a Pub suitably located for the convenience
of all attending
(usually around 10-20 people) and simply having a relaxed time in the
company of old friends. What could be better.
Final Reunion April
2018: Memorable & Unforgettable
The last St George’s House reunion took place as planned at the
Majestic Hotel and was attended by a total of 41 guests.
Outline of the reunion, by Eddie Drummond
What better place to be than in Harrogate celebrating the St George’s
final reunion. The entire weekend was a resounding success from
start to
finish. We arrived on the Thursday and were able to settle in and
of course meet and greet others. The highlight of the weekend
was
undoubtedly the Saturday evening. The work and arrangements handled by
the staff of the St George’s Police Children Trust and
The Police
Treatment Centre was superb, I honestly don’t think I can do them
justice in this brief note. I know Frank Fawcett and other
committee
members were also involved and that Frank regrettably was unable to
attend
due to illness, my appreciation and best wishes
go to Frank and Pam and
others. We had a beautiful meal prepared by the staff at the Majestic
Hotel, a free bar, quiz and raffle interspersed
with speeches. What a
super evening which also included a special surprise. We were given a
new enamel badge to commemorate the
evening, a lovely touch I thought.
The final act was a resounding rendition of Auld Lang Syne, I hasten to
add we were entertained by a
musical trio more reminiscent of the three
Amigos who went by the name Three Sheets to the Wind. They were really
good and added to
the success of the evening. Not quite as
emotional as I thought it would be but nevertheless a recognition that a
chapter in our lives had
ended but a new one was beginning. Sunday saw
us all at St Andrews pouring over old records and photographs. Always
an interesting
activity, the time tunnel and the St George’s corner
kindly set up by the PTC and Patrick Cairns in particular are a
permanent reminder of
our history. Two final things, a wonderful
chocolate cake
decorated in the St George’s badge was wheeled into the sitting room ,a
beautiful
additional touch to a fabulous weekend. We were then provided
with a traditional Sunday lunch. The entire staff of the
PTC and SGPCT
are incredible, I can’t speak too highly of their warmth
and friendliness. Many, many thanks to everyone who made this such a
memorable weekend.
Amongst those who attended were 22 old boys and girls along with
their partners and relatives, Baroness Angela Harris and John Harris,
Harrogate Mayor Anne Jones
and her consort Steve Jones, Lord & Lady Mountgarrett, Patrick Cairns
CEO (PTC), Guy Fawkes, Rev Brian Hunt
along with members of the PTC and
SGPCT staff who had
helped to arrange our function.
List of Guests
Barbara
Roberts |
Alf
Roberts |
Arthur
Roberts |
Margaret
Roberts |
Des
Drummond |
Eileen
Drummond |
Sarah
Drummond |
Eddie
Drummond |
Josie
Drummond |
Arthur
Boschi |
Renee
Boschi |
Sheila
Franks |
Peter
Waddington |
David
Waddington |
Susan
Waddington |
Claire
Waddington |
Julie
Waddington |
David
Holdsworth |
Pat
Holdsworth |
Jean
Moulding |
Mary
Spence |
Vee
Robinson |
Patrick
Cairns |
Peter
Moore |
Fran
Greenwood |
Zoe Ponton
|
Reverend
Brian Hunt |
Wendy
Bartlett |
Paul Bone
|
Nicola
Ridgway |
Baroness
Angela Harris |
John
Harris |
Mayor Anne
Jones |
Steve
Jones |
Guy Fawkes
|
Nikki
Brown |
Lord
Mountgarret |
Lady
Mountgarret |
Niall Gunn
|
Paul
Meehan |
Terry
Meehan |
Saturday
arrival |
Brian
Moore |
Baroness Angela Harris and John
Harris .
In 2017 Baroness Harris of Richmond became the Vice President of both
the Police Treatment
Centres and St George’s Police Children Trust.
Baroness
Harris is a long standing friend of the police service and continues to
advocate
the tremendous work they do.
Mayor Anne Jones and her
consort, Steve Jones.
Mayor Jones was first elected to the District in
2002 and by May 2018 will have served
for 16 years. Mayor Jones has
always been a keen
advocate for the area and has been at the forefront of voluntary
fundraising in
Knaresborough. Mayor Jones remains a champion of the
local area and in 2017 twice visited the Police Treatment Centres.
Lord and Lady Mountgarret.
Viscountess Mountgarret conducted the grand opening of the Northern
Police Convalescent Home in 1903.
The family seat is Stainley House,
near Harrogate and
the ancestral family home was Nidd Hall. Lord and Lady Mountgarret have
recently
visited the Centres.
Guy Fawkes and Nikki Brown.
Major Frederick Hawkesworth Fawkes became St George's Chairman of
Committees in 1912, a position he
carried out until his death in
February 1936. Following
on in the family tradition his role was taken over by his nephew
Major
Le G. G. W. Horton-Fawkes until 1937, when he relinquished the position
to Major General Sir Llewelyn W. Atcherly. Guy Fawkes,
great grandson of Major Le Horton-Fawkes has recently visited the
Centres
Programme
Eddie Drummond deserves our thanks for representing us all on this
special occasion.
Eddie writes.. Regarding my speech , I had made some notes but
decided at the last minute to say something off the top of my head. I
covered
areas of how I found myself with three Brothers at St George’s. how well
we were treated and the kindness extended to us. I and Des, my
oldest brother, took to life at St George’s in our stride whilst my
other siblings did not. Taking into consideration there was a war taking
place ,
no NHS we were shown kindness and concern for our welfare by complete
strangers. Out of the tragic circumstances of losing my Mother in a
diphtheria epidemic we were given a privileged start in life. St
George’s in my view was similar to a good public school. We were
provided with
everything possible. I said thank you on behalf of all the Girls and
Boys especially to our Benefactors and some of the attendees were
descendants of those whose charitable outlook made the concept of St
George’s a reality. I expressed appreciation for your contribution Peter
and the marvellous website you created. Almost 250,000 hits over 10
years a great achievement. Eddie.
Peter T. says.. The whole evening, indeed the weekend, must have
involved much planning and hard work by our Committee and members of
the staff of both the St George’s Police Children Trust and the Police
Treatment Centre, under the direction of Patrick Cairns. They not only
sponsored the Saturday dinner function, evening programme and
invitations to distinguished guests, but provided the musical trio,
production
of commemorative medallions for attendees, arranged a Memory Book (you
are all welcome to send in comments for inclusion), organised a
professional photographer for the evening, produced a video recording of
the event, planted a tree in the PTC grounds, produced a cake with
the St George’s logo badge prominently displayed, arranged a time tunnel
display of our photographs and memorabilia in PTC, contacted the l
ocal newspaper advising them of the event, along with many other
things.Everyone involved in making our grand finale such a success
deserves
our thanks, we appreciate all of your efforts in making this a truly
memorable occasion – we salute you.
Memory Book
Reunion Cake
Renee & Arthur Boschi - Patrick Cairns
Eileen Drummond - Eddie Drummond - Josie Drummond
Guy Fawkes - Nikki Brown - Sarah Drummond
Paul Bone - Mary Spence - Barbara Roberts
Barbara Roberts - Mary Spence - Rev Brian Hunt - Alf Roberts -
Arthur & Margaret Roberts
Sheila Franks - Pat Holsworth - Renee & Arthur Boschi
Steve Jones - Vee Robinson - Mayor Anne Jones - Eddie Drummond
Back:Arthur Boschi - Arthur Roberts- Eddie Drummond- Vee Robinson
Arthur Boschi and Peter Waddington
Des Drummond
Front:Peter Waddington- Barbara Roberts- Mary Spence-
Jean Moulding- Sheila Franks
Fran Greenwood - Peter Moore - Wendy Bartlett (all from SGPCT)
David Holdsworth and Jean Moulding
A few words from Peter Taylor
Appreciation to St George’s Police Children Trust and the Police
Treatment Centre. I want to express our appreciation and thanks to
these two organizations and in particular Patrick Cairns for agreeing to
continue with the hosting of our website and, for their unstinting
support they have provided to us as a group over many years. I have
nothing but admiration for the charitable services they provide and
gratitude to them for being able to find time and funding to help us
celebrate our origins, year after year. I believe we should do
everything
we can to reciprocate and support them in any way possible.
Finally – there are too many of you to thank individually but I must
give a word of appreciation and mention your organizing committee
members, both current and past that I have worked with – Elsie Gale,
Sheila Stephenson, Rev David Uffindeli,
Frank Fawcett, Vee Robinson and Peter Waddington. They have all given
their time generously and I have enjoyed working with them
over the years.
Peter Taylor St George’s House Child 560
The 2017 Harrogate
Reunion. 20- 23 April.
Twenty three
people attended the most recent reunion held once again in Harrogate at
the Majestic Hotel. It was decided during the annual
meeting that due to
declining numbers, next year will be the final reunion.
Sadly this is inevitable - we are all now getting older and, with the
accompanying aches and pains, it is no longer easy for people to attend.
It would be good to get a large number to the last 'hurrah' so you may
like to take the opportunity to put your name down and come along.
It
will be the last opportunity to do so.
Shown below are some of
the photos taken at the 2017 reunion:
2017 April Reunion Group
Arthur Boschi, Chris Ryder, Vee Robinson, Peter Moore, Sarah Drummond,
Mike Parr, Pat Holdsworth, Jean Moulding, Arthur Roberts,
Margaret
Roberts, Eddie Drummond, Josie Drummond, Des Drummond,
Frank Fawcett, David Holdsworth, Sheila Franks, Nicola Ridgway,
Barbara
Roberts, Alf Roberts, Renee Boschi.
Front row: Eileen Drummond, Deputy Mayor Christine Ryder, Pam
Fawcett.
The time tunnel display on the left is located
Harrogate Deputy Mayor Christine Ryder
in St.Andrews, along one of the corridors
with our Secretary Vee Robinson
leading to the St. George's display.
The 2016 Harrogate
Reunion. 21- 24 April.
The Harrogate reunion
went very well and everyone enjoyed themselves with twenty nine people
attending the Saturday reunion dinner –
as various people have said to
me, Patrick Cairns and his PTC staff
(not forgetting the St George’s Police Children Trust) need to be
congratulated and thanked for their continued support of the St George’s old boys and girls they have done this for many years and we do
appreciate it.
With our ever
declining numbers, it is becoming evident that planning for a reunion
'end game' should be considered. It has been suggested
that our final
reunion should take place in the near future and this is
being discussed as a likely grand finale.
More informal, self funded
mini
reunions can continue on a personal level and if these are held in
the Harrogate area the OB & G's will be welcome to visit the
Police Treatment Centre (St Andrew's).
Some of the old boys and
girls with spouses, partners and supporters who attended the reunion.
The 2015 Harrogate
Reunion. 10- 12 April.
In spite of a reduced number of
participants this year, it can safely be said the Reunion, with twenty
six people attending and held once
again at the Majestic Hotel,
Harrogate went well.
Following are some of the photographs taken at the event.
Our
thanks once again go to those involved in organising the event - Frank
Fawcett, Vee Robinson, Peter Waddington and of course the
St George's
Police Trust and the Police Treatment Centre, for their support.
The group photograph of reunion attendees
- Patrick Cairns, CEO of the Police Treatment Centre is
located in the centre with his wife Carol.
A good looking bunch of
old boys and girls enjoying morning coffee at the Police Treatment
Centre.
A great picture of a very relaxed Alf Roberts with one of the beautiful
stained glass windows in the background.
The 2014 Harrogate
Reunion. 25 - 27 April.
The 2014 reunion
celebrating 50 years of the 'modern' reunions was held at the Majestic
Hotel in Harrogate and a total of 31 people
attended/visited the event -
a good time was had by all.
Everyone attending signed the dinner menu.
Des Drummond,
Eileen Drummond, June Kendall, Penny Conrad.
Harry & his sister Jean Moulding, Dorothy Harland, Alf & Barbara Roberts
Front: Sarah Drummond, daughter of Des & Eileen.
Eddie & Josie Drummond
Valerie Partridge Sheila Franks
Frank & Pam Fawcett, Renee & Arthur Boschi, Pat Wadsworth
Peter & Mary
Waddington
David & Pat Holdsworth
A group of the old boys/girls attending the reunion.
The 2013 Harrogate
Reunion. 19 - 21 April.
The St George's
reunion was once again held at the Majestic Hotel in Harrogate this
year. Twenty two of our group were able to attend and
all enjoyed there
time together.
The 2012 Harrogate
Reunion. 20 - 22 April.
In all, just over thirty of our group
attended the Majestic Hotel reunion and enjoyed meeting one another
again. As is the case every year
the function is always held as close to
St George's Day as possible.
The Reading Room Meeting,
which included a selection of memorabilia that some of the old boys and
girls had brought along, was well
organized and David Uffindell
presented his summary of the year
followed by reports from Treasurer, Peter Waddington and
Secretary/Administrator, Vera Robinson.
At
the evening dinner, St Andrew’s was represented by two members of the
Police Treatment Staff ( Michael and Liz Baxter being in
London
overnight, were unable to attend the evening function).
The 2011 Harrogate
Reunion. 15 - 17 April.
A total of 33
people attended the Dinner/dance function on Saturday night and everyone
enjoyed themselves. A few photos taken during
the weekend are reproduced
below.
Josie Drummond and Eileen
Drummond Arthur Boschi
Barbara & Alf Roberts
Vera Robinson
chatting with Dorothy Thrush
David & Pat Holdsworth
Eileen & Des Drummond
Dorothy Harland and Renee Boschi at St Andrew's
Sheila
Stephenson, our retiring Organiser, talking to Peter
Pamela Holmes with her father Harold Jones.
Shepherd of Police Treatment Centre.
Joan & Wilf
McDonald
The Band. Stuart Garden - Keyboard, Wilf McDonald - Trumpet,
David
Holdsworth - Drums.
The 2010 Harrogate Reunion. 15 - 18 April.
The recent
reunion held in the Majestic Hotel, Harrogate, attracted 27 old
boys/girls and partners.A further 8, including the band joined the
group
on Saturday evening. A good time was enjoyed by all. It was particularly
good to see June McManus (522) nee Elliott and daughters
Nicky Goodman
and Penny Cochran along with Harold Jones (325), who attended with his
daughter Pamela Holmes. Once again St Andrew's
hosted a coffee morning
on the Sunday for the St George's group.
Michael Baxter and Harold
Jones
Peter & Aileen Geraghty
Rev David Uffindell and Mary Spence
Mary & Peter Waddington &
Pat Holdsworth View of St Andrew's garden
Frank & Pamela Fawcett
Old boys and girls
enjoying time with friends.
Harold Jones, our oldest old boy.
Aileen Geraghty and Mary Spence
2009 Mini reunion:
16 & 17 October.
Venue: The Park
Royal Hotel, Stretton Rd, Stretton, Warrington, WA4 4NS. Cheshire.
Tel: 01925 730 706 Fax: 01925 730 740
A group of nine old
boys/girls and their spouses attended the Mini reunion held at
Warrington. They all enjoyed the fine weather and good
accommodation in
the four- star hotel, The Park Royal at Stretton. Lunch times were spent
at the Stretton Fox Hotel, after visits to various
parts of the local
Cheshire area. Everyone had a wonderful time and got on splendidly
making the most of the weekend they spent together.
Pictured from left to
right: Eddie Drummond, Vera Robinson, Renee Boschi, Josie Drummond
Alf Roberts, Eileen Drummond, Des Drummond, Barbara Roberts and Arthur
Boschi.
The 2009 Harrogate
Reunion.
The St George's reunion,
held at the Majestic Hotel, Harrogate on 24 April - 26 April was
attended by approximately 32 old boys/girls,
partners and friends.
Amongst those present was
old boy Harold Jones, accompanied by his two daughters, Gail & Pamela.
Harold entered St George's in 1924
and was given the admission number of
325, it is the first time that he has been able to make contact with
other old boys/ girls and attend
a reunion.It was also good for the St George's group to meet up with Barbara
Fletcher. Barbara is the daughter of old girl Amy Cantwell
nee
Bridge (now deceased), whose admission number was 338. Thanks Harold &
Barbara for taking the time to make yourselves known to us
and for
attending the reunion.
The Sunday visit to St Andrew's was attended by 15 of the reunion group
and again all were treated like honoured guests being given a tour
of
the premises to see the extensive renovations that were in hand.
Following are a few photos taken over the reunion weekend:
The Majestic Hotel
Harold Jones 325
Barbara Fletcher
Harrogate in Spring
Arthur & Renee
Boschi with Alf & Barbara Roberts
Eddie & Josie Drummond with Sheila Franks
Harrogate in Spring
Alf Roberts, Eileen & Des Drummond
Standing: Michael Baxter QPM, Sheila Franks
with Frank Fawcett.
Sitting: Liz Baxter and Elsie Gale
The 2008 Reunion.
The 2008 reunion,
organised by Sheila Stephenson, held on 18th & 19th April at the
Majestic Hotel, Harrogate, was well attended,
attracting 53 old boys &
girls, spouses and friends of St George's.
An impromptu pre function
get together was
The Majestic Hotel, Harrogate, where the
held at the Black
Swan, Burn Bridge, Harrogate.
reunions are held annually.
Included amongst those
present were: Michael & Liz Baxter. Vera Robinson, a recently
located old girl who travelled from Scotland to
participate in the
occasion. Des & Eileen Drummond, Eddy & Josie Drummond, accompanied by
members of their extended families, see photo below.
The Drummond
family group
The band: David Holdsworth-Drums
Wilf Mcdonald-Trumpet
Stuart Garden-Keyboard
The weekend was enjoyed by
all that attended and it was great to see the younger generations of the
Drummond family having a
good time together.
Eileen Drummond and Amy
Sunday 20th April saw a large number of the St George's group
one of her grandaughters
visit St Andrews, Northern Police Convalescent and Treatment
dancing the night away.
Centre, Harrogate, for morning coffee and a tour of the premises.
Pictured are our hosts:
Gemma Pettman:St Andrews Publicity & Fundraising Officer.
Michael Baxter QPM: St Andrews Chief Executive.
Sheila Kellett: St George's Police Trust Administrator.
St Andrew's,
Northern Police Convalescent & Treatment Centre
Harlow Moor Road,
Harrogate. HG2 0AD
Yorkshire, England.
2008 St George's
Mini Reunion, held Friday 17th & Saturday 18th October.
The Mini Reunion,
held at Bowness on Windermere, was attended by a group of 12, including
St George's old boys and girls, spouses and
friends. They met for a pub
lunch at the Brown Horse Hotel in Winster where all enjoyed good food
and a convivial drink. Whilst the weather
tended to be damp, which can
be typical for the Lake District, everyone nevertheless had a good time
over the weekend.
Fayrer Garden House Hotel, Lyth
Valley Road, Bowness on Windermere
The Hotel gardens.
2008 Mini reunion
Standing:Bob,Arthur,Eddy,Eileen,Hazel,Vera,Alf & Des
Seated:Janis,Josie,Barbara & Renee
2006 St George's
Mini Reunion -
Stockport
2005 St George's
Mini Reunion -
Skipton
2004 St George's
Reunion, Harrogate
2004 Reunion group
outside St Andrew's
Bob & Janis Park with Barbara Roberts 2004
Vera & 'old boy' Peter Taylor,
from New Zealand Pub time during the
Harrogate 2004 reunion
2004 Reunion
Standing:
Mary Spence, Elsie Gale
Seated: Sheila Franks, Aileen Geraghty,
Arthur Boschi
Peter Geraghty and Jean Moulding.
2003 St George's
Reunion, St Anne's
Tasting the local brew. St
George's reunion, St Anne's, 2003
1998 St George's Reunion,
Harrogate
1988 St George's Reunion,
Harrogate
Dorothy Harland, Lawrence
Madew (382), Joyce King (352)
Cyril Madew (383) Sheila Stephenson (554)
1985 St George's
Reunion, Harrogate.
1984 St George's
Reunion, Harrogate.
Photo taken at St Andrew's after the reunion c 1984.
Ethel Orrell (359), Cyril Madew (383), Lawrence Madew (382), Tom Berry
(341)
Richard Peacock (402), Marjorie Orrell (358), with their backs to the
camera.
Marjorie Snow nee Orrell (358), Lawrence Madew (382), Sylvia Gardiner
nee Smedley (395),
Unknown, Cyril Madew (383), Ethel Brown nee Orrell (359)
1982 St George's
Reunion, Harrogate
Elsie Gale
officiating at the 1982 St George's Reunion
Reunion held in St George's Hotel, Harrogate
1981 St George's
Reunion, Matlock
Barbara Boschi, Elsie Gale & Sheila Franks
Photo taken: 2/5/1981 at the reunion in Matlock
1980 St George's Reunion, Harrogate
Reunion held in St George's Hotel, Harrogate
1976 St George's
Reunion, Harrogate
Elsie Gale
receiving her silver plate, given in recognition for her work in
organising the St George's reunions.
Reunion held at St George's Hotel, Ripon Road, Harrogate.1976
1972 St George's Reunion, Harrogate
Thank you card given to
Elsie Gale, signed by many of the attendees of the 1972 reunion
1964 St George's
Reunion, Harrogate
Reunion held in 1964 in
the Lounge Hall, Harrogate. The three Owen sisters, Edith,
Irene and Bertha can be seen in the centre foreground. Directly opposite
the Owens
from the right are Harry Brocklehurst (married Dorothy Jones 286), Edith
Jones 299
(married Emlyn Edwards), Emlyn Edwards, unknown, Dorothy Jones 286
(married Harry
Brocklehurst).
Reproduced from an article
published in Harrogate Herald, 13 May, 1964
1954 St George's
Reunion, Harrogate
1951 St George's
Reunion, Harrogate
Reunion 1951
A: Miss E. Duke Turner
B: Norma Green nee Bradley C: John Newton D: Sister Batty
E: Billie Potts F: Sheila Stephenson nee Potts G: Peter
Shepherd H: Frank Fawcett
I: Tom Milburn J: John Milburn K: Billie Newton L: Edith
Jones
1946 St George's
Reunion, Harrogate
Reunion at St George's 1946, arranged by Miss E. Knocker.
1934 St George's
Reunion, Harrogate
Reunion held at St
George's 1934
For information regarding future reunions see News & Events page.
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to website visitors:
if you know
anyone that went to or was associated with St George's House please get
in touch via
Contact- Links page. Thank you.
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