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jaysay

07-08-2010 08:57

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 834502)

losing? LOSING? ;)

When I was at the Holy Family, English wasn't my strong subject Shaz;)

flashy

07-08-2010 15:35

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bet Latin was though :D

jaysay

08-08-2010 10:16

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 834876)

bet Latin was though :D

Na French or Pig English :)

Alan Gilmartin

10-08-2010 10:24

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Rings a bell here to, cant picture him though, a few girls names I remember, Ethel Brown, Irene Boothman, Maureen King, Kathleen Jameson,

jaysay

10-08-2010 10:30

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 835562)

Rings a bell here to, cant picture him though, a few girls names I remember, Ethel Brown, Irene Boothman, Maureen King, Kathleen Jameson,

I remember a Marilyn King Alan, she was in my class at HF think her younger sister may have been called Maureen, lived on Thorneyholme Road if I remember rightly

Alan Gilmartin

13-08-2010 01:33

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Yea jaysay, she had an older sister, I think there dad had a butchers shop in Church. she was very attractive.

cashman

13-08-2010 08:12

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 835564)

I remember a Marilyn King Alan, she was in my class at HF think her younger sister may have been called Maureen, lived on Thorneyholme Road if I remember rightly

Had a sister called Pat, she joined the army, lived Thorneyholme rd facing Highams Play Fields.;)

jaysay

13-08-2010 09:06

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 836821)

Had a sister called Pat, she joined the army, lived Thorneyholme rd facing Highams Play Fields.;)

Ya thats it cashy knew she had a sister was a bit younger.

jaysay

13-08-2010 09:08

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 836787)

Yea jaysay, she had an older sister, I think there dad had a butchers shop in Church. she was very attractive.

That's ringing a bell Alan knew a lad from Church called John King and his dad was a butcher, nearly sure he went into the family business when he left school

accypete

26-09-2010 22:56

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I remember Miss almond at Sacred Heart

JCB	27-09-2010 19:07

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Originally Posted by accypete (Post 847816)

I remember Miss almond at Sacred Heart

Yes she started there in 1970 , and after about 3 years moved up to Holy Family . She was a lovely person . She died in , I think , the early 1990s . It was a tragic loss to her family and friends , and to education .

jaysay

28-09-2010 09:31

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Originally Posted by JCB (Post 848002)

When I first went to the Holy Family JCB there was a teacher then called Bob Almond, he taught metal work and his wife was school secretary, think she was called Noren, but not sure

JCB	28-09-2010 21:00

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 848073)

When I first went to the Holy Family JCB there was a teacher then called Bob Almond, he taught metal work and his wife was school secretary, think she was called Noren, but not sure

Yes . He had a brother who used to come into the Willow Mount a lot .

Bob's wife was Noreen .

Christine Almond who had taught at the Sacred Heart school was no relation .

jaysay

29-09-2010 09:30

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Originally Posted by JCB (Post 848290)

Yes . He had a brother who used to come into the Willow Mount a lot .

Bob's wife was Noreen .

Christine Almond who had taught at the Sacred Heart school was no relation .

I actually knew Bob outside school JCB, as he was a member of St Mary's choir and in later years used the White Bull up New Lane as his local pub.

JCB	29-09-2010 09:45

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 848399)

I actually knew Bob outside school JCB, as he was a member of St Mary's choir and in later years used the White Bull up New Lane as his local pub.

I was a good friend of Bob's brother-in-law .

Am I right in thinking that Bob and Noreen moved to Wales when they retired ?

Yes I can remember him in St Mary's choir .

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