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Past Presidents PAST OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION President : 1905-8 W.H.Horsley Cheltenham 1966 C.W.Hotchen Chelt.Whaddon 1909 J.K.Cooke Stroud 1967 N.H.Croxford Glos.City 1910 A.Edmonds Rodborough 1968 F.R.Pope Bristol Arrow 1911-12 A.Baker Tewkesbury 1969 R.L.Hook Victory Park 1913-14 J.H.Tratt Stonehouse 1970 G.Robinson Tewkesbury 1915-16 J.D.Bendall (Exmouth) 1971 H.H.Michael Glos. Spa 1917-18 W.J.Bartlett Gloucester 1972 C.W.Hotchen Chelt.Whaddon 1919-21 C.Ashman Carter Stroud 1973 V.R.Young Stroud 1922 Wallace Harris Gloucester 1974 B.J.Cooke J.P.Falcon 1923 H.K.Fox Gloucester 1975 B.J.Murphy Nat.Smelting 1924-25 A.W.Wise J.P.Cam Mills 1976 A.J.Mills Painswick 1926 A.D.Lansley Greyfriars 1977 E.A.Beech Lydney 1927 C.Dickens Cheltenham 1978 W.S.Thomlinson Fairford 1928 A.Jones Falcon Painswick 1979 J.U’ren Bristol St.Andrews 1929 C.Dickens Cheltenham 1980 H.R.Green Painswick 1930 W.J.B.Halls Glos. City 1981 T.I.Edwards Barnwood 193l A.Daniells Greyfriars 1982 A.G.Harris Fairford 1932 G.H.Smith Falcon 1983 L.Snell Bristol St.Andrews 1933 F.Fisher Cheltenham 1984 P.Waters Rodborough 1934 Orlando Pearce J.P. 1985 R.Barnaby Sir Thomas Rich’s Falcon Painswick 1986 S.Robinson Cheltenham 1935 H. Leslie Boyce M.P. Glos. 1987 A.RowettNational Smelting 1936 R.A.Gaze Cheltenham 1988 J.I.Hinds Painswick 1937 E.F.Withey Falcon 1989 D.Sullivan Gloucester City 1938 C.F.Shermer Gloucester 1990 P.Pearson Chelt.Whaddon 1939-44 C.H.Davey Henleaze 1991 D.Severs Henleaze 1945 T.G.Goddard Falcon 1992 L.Harper Cam Mills 1946 J.B.Till Whaddon 1993 L.Robins Greyfriars 1947 H.J.Balchin Gloucester 1994 K.Griffin Cheltenham Spa 1948 H.Punchard Bristol Arrow 1995 A.Fox Bristol St.Andrews 1949 H.H.Forster Rodborough 1996 C.Parsons Falcon 1950 S.Lloyd Kay Cheltenham 1997 L.Webb Gloucester Spa 1951 H.H.Sysum Greyfriars 1998 K.Griffin Cheltenham Spa 1952 H.Punchard Bristol Arrow 1999 C.Alway Bristol St.Andrews 1953 H.Hewins Victory Park 2000 W.F.Jones Tetbury 1954 G.Jackson Cirencester 2001 F.E.Hulbert Greyfriars 1955 C.Leslie Smith Wagon Works 2002 K.Manns Dowty 1956 W.E.Smith Canford 2003 B.Fox G.B.Britton 1957 W.G.Guy Nailsworth Mills 2004 R.C.Chadwick Fr’ton on Severn 1958 F.A.Stratham Glos.Constabulary 2005 L.Webb Gloucester City 1959 A.E.Leach Glos. Spa 2006 D.P.Evans Cheltenham Spa 1960 T.Llewellyn Redfield 2007 D.Lloyd Page Park 1961 B.J.Cooke Falcon 2008 M Hart Falcon 1962 D.I.Wainwright Cheltenham 2009 A. Cook Wotton under Edge 1963 F.G.Lawrence Greyfriars 1964 T.Llewellyn Beaufort 1965 M.G.Smith Nailsworth Mills 2010 Post-Unification 2010 J.Oelmann Victory Park 2011 A.Sharkey Bristol Arrow 2012 I.Deakins Moreton in Marsh 2013 D. Hopkins Sir Thomas Rich’s 2014 A. Sharkey Bristol Arrow 2015 D. Hopkins Pineholt 2016 R. Walker Cheltenham 2017 C. Bennett Moreton-in-Marsh 2018 D. Williams Cam Mills 2019 K. Bedford Barnwood .
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