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Headmaster’s Receptions
In recent weeks Mr Sampson has hosted two receptions for past,
current and future families. In Hong Kong, over 60 guests gathered
at the Hong Kong Football Club to mingle and hear the Headmaster’s
vision for the School. A wonderful mix of Old Cranbrookians, current
boarding parents and future Cranbrook parents took the opportunity to
mingle and hear news from the school.
Thanks must go to Boarder mum Lara Reynolds (Garth and Matt) for
her assistance in organising the event, and the support of James Bush
our Director of the Old Cranbrookians Association whose assistance
was also greatly appreciated.
Our Director of Admissions, Mr Michael Atkins also held a number of
meetings and entry interviews with families currently residing in Hong
Kong.
Another Reception was held in Dubbo in conjunction with the
Boarding Schools’ Expo. Over twenty of the local Cranbrook
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Community gathered at the Dubbo Golf Club to hear the Headmaster
speak and enjoy one to one conversations with him.
Clockwise from top left: Jo Crowley, Naomi Brown wife of Bill (OC’59),
Kathleen Brown wife of Tim (OC’89); Anne Mackay from Coonamble, Sandi
and Phil Harding, Condobolin (OC 1978), Ron Mackay from Coonamble;
Janice Pakchung and Mervyn Jacob, Sarah Bower
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Kluss v Nippgen
German Chess League 2004
The White Bishop at c2 is looking vulnerable but Kluss does not seem
overly concerned. What is a mere Bishop when you can win the game
with a brilliant attack? Find the winning combination for White.
Solution: The key move is of course 1.QxP check KxQ 2.Rh3check
Kg8 3.Nh6 check Kh7 and after 4.Nf5check it is all over because of
4…Kg8 5.Ne7mate