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	<title>Comments on: Newsletter May 2008 &#8211; Part 2 of 2</title>
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	<description>Bath Secondary Boys’ School - City of Bath School for Boys - City of Bath Boys’ School - Beechen Cliff School</description>
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		<title>By: Albert Leslie Heaven</title>
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		<dc:creator>Albert Leslie Heaven</dc:creator>
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		<description>I attended CBBS from 1931 to 1937, first at the Guildhall then Beechen Cliff. From Feb 1940 to Apr 1946 I was a radar mechanic in the RAF. From Spe 1940 to Nov 1944 I was in the Middle East, Palestine, Crete (1941) Egypt Cyprus, Libya, Tunisia and finally a year as instructor in Algiers. Married in 1945 we left for Canada 1947 where I joined the Federal Department of Trade and Commerce as an Inspector of Electricity and Gas. Mathematics were involved in complex polyphase (vectors) electric measurement. Very complicated formulae are used in gas orifice metering including export pipelines. I became a District Inspector in B.C. in 1954 and retired in December 1978. My wife and I travelled extensively until she died in December 2006.
I appreciated Mr. Brodie’s instruction at CBBS</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I attended CBBS from 1931 to 1937, first at the Guildhall then Beechen Cliff. From Feb 1940 to Apr 1946 I was a radar mechanic in the RAF. From Spe 1940 to Nov 1944 I was in the Middle East, Palestine, Crete (1941) Egypt Cyprus, Libya, Tunisia and finally a year as instructor in Algiers. Married in 1945 we left for Canada 1947 where I joined the Federal Department of Trade and Commerce as an Inspector of Electricity and Gas. Mathematics were involved in complex polyphase (vectors) electric measurement. Very complicated formulae are used in gas orifice metering including export pipelines. I became a District Inspector in B.C. in 1954 and retired in December 1978. My wife and I travelled extensively until she died in December 2006.<br />
I appreciated Mr. Brodie’s instruction at CBBS</p>
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