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Deanery secretary summonsing Canon Thomson to a Deanery meeting at St Pancras, Ipswich on 23 January at 11am - no lunch. Will include the Consortium meeting.

Data about Aldeburgh: Last visitation 5-4-1987; present visitation 5-10-1990. Main headings: Condition of Church; Parish Registers; Record of Parishioners; General Condition of Parish Property.

Suggested timetable for Bishop Peter Smith's Visitation to Aldeburgh and Leiston on 3-4 May 1997.
Sat 3 May: Visit Aldeburgh Cottage Hospital (Catholic Matron will show Bishop around) ; visit housebound; meet parishioners at presbytery; Mass at Aldeburgh; buffet in Church Hall, Leiston.
Sun 5 May: Mass at Leiston; Mass at Aldeburgh; Lunch; Garret House (Residential home for the Elderly) visit; Tea in presbytery

from 30th September 1990 to 30th January 1994, notices to be read out at services in Aldeburgh
Handwritten with occasional pages cellotaped to a page.

from 30th September 1990 to 30th January 1994, notices to be read out at services in Aldeburgh
Handwritten with occasional pages cellotaped to a page.

Side 1: Letter, dated 28-12-1942, from John [illegible] to Father [unknown] about printing arrangements for pictures and text. Mention of air raid in Aldeburgh - MOI (Ministry of Information) may allow a reference to it for next month's magazine.
Side 2: Printed notice from John Provost Freeland, dated 3 May 1932, addressed Catholic Rectory, Unthank Road, Norwich about the Obsequies of the late Bishop [Cary-Elwes] - Tuesday, 8pm Solemn Dirge, Friday 11am, Solemn Requiem, Burial afterwards at Billing Hall.

Headed "Uganda Mission". List of names with monetary values alongside; final entry "Raffle - doll £5 -5-0"; several sub-totals with final for £72-0-0 and a note "£70 sent to Mission Fund"

She is claiming that her belongings were removed from the room(s) she had occupied at the convent into the cellar and a wooden hut. This was done whilst she was staying in a nursing home in Lambeth, London. The nuns asked her to stay there a little longer and she claims that during this time the removal was undertaken. A letter from the Sister Superior is enclosed [not present] and gives details. She claims that an illegal agreement has been substituted for the original. She also claims that money should be returned to her and that some of her belongings are damaged or missing.