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1. Norman F White wrote at 31.05.2008
Just to say my E:Mail address has changed just incase anyone does remember Arthur Iron, Ray Baylis or Ernie Brown. from the early 1950's
Norman F White
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2. julie barry wrote at 28.11.2007
Hi to everyone who knows me from horn section CPB 5 or 6 years ago. I was just looking up some information about Karl Lutchmayer for Ryans homework and followed some links to CPB website! Great to look back and still recognise many faces still playing in the band. I enjoyed those years playing, but now in Suffolk I find family life takes priority for a while, though I miss playing so much.
I will get back to it though!
Hi to you all
Julie
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3. Jacqui Seymour wrote at 16.10.2007
Deat Crystal Palace Band, I am trying to find my nephew, who is called Graeme Cornish and am wondering if your Graeme is he. Perhaps you could pass this message on if you think they are the same. Graeme would be 49 now and was born in South London in 1957. His mother is called Pauline his father John. I am his aunt Jacqui. If you could give me any info I'd be so grateful my e mail is jaxseymour@hotmail.com Thanks
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4. Marge and Ian wrote at 02.06.2007
Great to see you all at the Whit Friday Marches! Hope you enjoyed yourselves - know you know the North is God's Land for banding!!
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5. Janet Clements wrote at 23.04.2007
Congratulations on yesterdays results.

Well done.
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6. Norman F White wrote at 16.04.2007
Does anyone remember Arthur Irons.
I played Bb Base Under him both at Cable & Wireless and Crystal Palace Brass Band. from 1945- 1949 Then I joined the RAF and after leaving the RAF got masrried and went to live in Bristol, where I still am.There were other C&W Band members also playing for Crystal Palace ie: Ray Baylis and Ernie Brown are thiose that immediately come to mind
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7. Lawrence Killian wrote at 06.04.2007
Nice one Crystal Palace BB. My cornet teacher played for St. Hilda\'s in the 1920\'s and told me about the ban competition.
I lived on Westwood Hill in 1980 whilst at NCOS - wish I knew about you then I would have come to play Life Divine, any time!

Lawrence
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8. Ian Heard wrote at 24.03.2007
Great to see the band is strong enough to send two bands to the Area!
Hard luck to the B band,the result is unimportant at this stage, experience and hard work is everything!
I remember "bombing" in the fourth section with the "senior" band not so very long ago..and look at them now!
Ian.
Soundhouse Brass (Plymouth).
(CPB 1987-97)
CPB
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9. Audience Member wrote at 19.03.2007
Brave effort Ian W. and Crystal Palace "B" Band at Stevenage today & don't worry too much about the result (it's the Gradings table placings that count) - you will improve with experience if you knuckle down and don't give up. A first class effort solo horn in particular - not easy!
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10. Dave Payn wrote at 13.03.2007
Just a quickie to wish the band (and the B band, of course!) all the very best for the regionals at Stevenage this weekend.
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11. Dave Payn wrote at 06.03.2007
Hello again! For those that remember me, some good news! I shall be getting married to my long term partner Samantha on Saturday 21st April at Chester Registry Office. We'll be having a celebratory do here on the Isle of Arran upon our return, so it'd be lovely if any of you can make it up here.
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12. pete cooper wrote at 10.02.2007
So sorry to hear about Bert I remember him as being a really nice guy.I'm wondering how many of us are still around who played in the band on the day that picture was taken,maybe its time for another reunion.Trivia,thats the first time we wore our brand new band uniforms.
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13. Webmaster wrote at 02.02.2007
Sadly, one of our members, Bert Bonner, died on Saturday 27th January 2007.
Bert was a main band player during the 1960's period and he can be seen as a young man in the 60's picture from our home page.
Bert also played flugel with the B Band in more recent years. He was a real gentleman.
The funeral is due to take place on Saturday 3rd Feb, at Christs Chapel, Dulwich, near the picture gallery at 10.30 am.
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14. Jonathan Davis wrote at 06.01.2007
I am the son of Ron Davis (Horn, Trombone, etc....) who played in the band during the 70s (I think) Knew Rodger, but was only 7 or 8 then. He [Ron] use to come with Roy Diamond and John Rodgers (deputy conductor) and I would love to see any old photos, or know if you remember them, if any one has them. Ron and Roy are gone now but John still lives in near you.
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15. Dave Payn wrote at 19.11.2006
A hearty 'McWotcha' from the beautiful Isle of Arran. Glad to see the band continuing to go from strength to strength. I see from some of the photos that the multi-anagrammed Graeme Cornish is back with you! Is there no justice? :) (I'm joking!)

Anyway, keep up the good work. I'm off to worry some more sheep.... Hello to all those that remember me.... and even those that don't.
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16. Catherine and Mike Stallybrass wrote at 03.09.2006
Thanks for a great time in Cornwall. Glad Maggie no longer needs to call herself one of "Children of Courage"!! Hope to see you all again before too long. What about a trip up north?
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17. Kevin Morgan wrote at 03.09.2006
Just found your site, I used to play with Mike in the Scots Guards Band in the '70s. Am now in Australia conducting another band with Red Tunics!
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18. Marge and Ian Walsh wrote at 29.08.2006
Thank you all for a great weekend in Cornwall. We thoroughly enjoyed it, and it was great to see you all again. Hope to join you on any future trips!!
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19. TeresaWeiler wrote at 28.08.2006
My brother plays in the band, Mike Weiler and so I came to look at the site. It really is impressive. I have been to a Christmas concert and thoroughly enjoyed it.
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20. Julia Lund wrote at 08.07.2006
My Grandfather, Robert Barter, was a member of the band in 1921 and his son, Peter, is still alive and living in South Wales.
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