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Dave
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Les all I know M.Rose sometimes comes to the re-union with his brothers, Dave Gee did promise to come to the re-union but didn't turn up,Dennis King sometimes comes with his brother Tony,W.Workman I have no contact,Billy Hoy is in Ireland,Glyn Parry is a Probation Officer and lives in Cardiff,Bill Hewitt nothing,Bobby Passsmor passed away,John Mason was killed in a Motorcycle accident (Pop gave me this information)P.Boltwood nothing.
15 May 2017
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les dawkins
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Hi Dave I know I sent you an email to thankyou for the photo of the soccer team, but thought would also put on guest book once again thanks so much it brings back great memories and makes you think what all the guys are doing now, keep up you excellent work and many many thanks.
15 May 2017
- Australia
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Dave
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Hello Betty,many thanks for looking in on our site.Very interesting about your father as he must have been one of the first entries to Goldings as it opened in 1922.The shipping of boys and girls to the Dominions was a controversial issue that was encouraged by the British Goverment of the time who wanted for more British subjects to settle in Canada along with Australia,and eventually the Canadian Goverment stopped it but it continued in Australia until the mid sixties,as I was also encouraged to look at the oportunities that were available in Australia as a Goldings trained Carpenter,and many made a lot of success in both of these countries but there was also stories of being used for cheap labour,many thanks for adding this information.
14 May 2017
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Dave
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Happy birthday Peter Drummond,the old sea dog is 69 today, have a great day Pete, see you in a couple of weeks.The rumour was he served on the Titanic!!and other vessels which lay on the bottom of the sea.
14 May 2017
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Betty Warkentin nee Geary
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My Dad, Walter Geary attended this technical school in 1922. He and over 200 other boys were then sent to Canada on the Minnedosa landing in Quebec in September of that year. He was 15 years old. He eventually found his way to Manitoba where he married my Mum. He died in 1966.
14 May 2017
- Manitoba, Canada
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