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Dave
Congratulations to Brian and Ellen Perrier who have recently become the proud Grandparents of Samuel Perrier.There first Grand Child,
also all the best to James and Ally. (Brian and Ellens son, and his partner).
Samuel within minutes of his birth became a fully paid up member of Fulham F C.
Great News Brian and Ellen, James and Ally
16 February 2014

Dave
Hello Anne, thanks for visiting the site.You mention 1967 about the Verney, I think that was the time Mr Tordoff a Boot and Shoe master ran it.You are very welcome to our re-union and possibly you may meet up with some of the old Print boys that were there,assuming Barnardo's still owned it in that period that you were there.I am led to beleive that the Verney became a Old Folks Home after Barnardo's. It is now a private residence and has had extensive alterations to it. Mr and Mrs Newton (Teacher and P.T.I.) ran it when I was at Goldings (1962-65) and I was sent down there to help clean, as I was a Junior, and for my dinner was served up Gammon with Pineapple!! I thought it was a joke by the older Printers as I had never had that meal ever before, but it now become one of my favourites! Send us some more information of your time there if possible, in the meantime I will try to find out Printers from that time if they were still there when you was there,keep in touch,Dave.
9 February 2014

anne moore
Im sorry but just looking for some information about the verney from around 1967 to 1970! My mum and dad ran it and i remember the flooding and dad and some of the boys coming over to get me and my sister! and also the time the lorry skidded and went in the river! does any one remember these times? previously we had lived at Elliston House if any one remembers?!
8 February 2014 - uk

Angell
I also remember you Les, I came to Goldings from a little boys home, as soon as the boys there were old enough to wear long trousers they were shipped of to Goldings. On my 1st morning in Somerset House 30th MAY 62, they came around to wake us all up, I jumped out of bed like we all did in the little boys home, to find all you lot still just laying there, so sitting on my bed for what seemed like 10 mins thinking whats going to happen now, you got out of bed in the alcove, sat there and lit up a fag, I was absoulutly gobsmacked to see a boy smoking in a boys home, I think your mate in the next bed was Buggsy. I know its a long way to come to a reunion but Bob Robertson has come over now and then, so who knows. Dave may have forgotten to tell you there is a photo of you leaving Goldings with a suitcase, I think you might find this photo on the site, if not i'll get Dave to put it on.
Angell No 18 Somerset 1962/64
2 February 2014 - was in Sydney 1985/96

Dave Blower
Yes I remember you Les, I was a Junior who came in March 1962.You was in Somerset with Bob Cox,John Moody and you were Group Leaders,and John Buggs was House Captain
The School Table Tennis team was well repesented by Somerset Boys,L.Dawkins,M.Ross,M.Butler
Dave Gee has all our congratulations on winning the Great Britain National Boxing championship in his respective weight Goldonian (Spring 1963.)


(Goldonian Spring 1960)
New Entrants:LESLIE DAWKINS from Hemel Hemstead,ROBERT COX,DANIEL BLACK,PATRICK BOLTWOOD,EDWARD BUDD,JOHN BUGGS,FREDERICK CARMAN,AUBREY CHAPMAN,ANTHONY DICKSON,GORDON FLETCHER,NEVILLE FLETCHER,JOHN FOOTE,MICHAEL HUNT,JOHN KAY,NOEL MAIRS.

Goldonian Summer 1963.
Leavers:Robert Cox,Leslie Dawkins September 1960 to April 1963 (Painter and Decorator)David Gee,Brian Giles.
1 February 2014

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