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Dave 62-65
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So pleased you're still looking in, I'm afraid our members are getting smaller but we carry on.
Heres a little story Bobby Macnamara 1963-66 told me on a recent catch up last week.
"When I arrived at Goldings I felt that I was being bullied, so I told Mr Newton our P.T.I. at Goldings. His words of wisdom was typical of him! Well son next time it happens go down the Carpenters Shop and ask Mr Broster for a piece of three x two, and when it next happens belt them with it".
Mr Newton was a man of very practical solutions!
Keep well and keep looking in
Dave
4 May 2025
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Smith
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Hello, the site has gone quiet, as skip would bawl out, wakey wakey hands off c... and on with socks, us pommies full of moans and groans, daily Trumpt up news,pension cuts and can't go in the sea due to the migrant boat crossings need some help here, I was thinking in my tiny mind the Aussies may consider reintroducing the £10 Poms deals, if so can I pay to sponsor one?. Should have had Wimbledon in April/May this year as the weather is so good. Trust you are all well. Please do keep the site alive with your memories and stories for us all to enjoy.Thanks to Dave
3 May 2025
- CRUISING AROUND THE WORLD AS IF
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Dave 62-65
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Hello Roger welcome to the site
23 April 2025
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Roger Davis
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Back in 1962 I was an army cadet with 16 Coy at Hornsey. I and a fellow cadet camped in the grounds of Goldings when on our Silver DoE expedition. I remember it well; a flimsy cotton tent, it rained most of the night, got soaked and had to put a woolly on as trousers to keep warm! Happy days.
21 April 2025
- West Mersea, Essex
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AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ALL GOLDING OLD BOYS
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Having received a letter from the bank reference Goldings Old Boys Association to inform us of changes to their terms and conditions.
These conditions now consist of our account being charge £4-50 a month plus further charges for transactions.
So I am looking to change to a bank without charges but I’m afraid I am struggling, as most banks now charge a fee for running this type of account .
I will keep you all posted how things are progressing any suggestions on how we can avoid these charges, would be very welcome from the old boys, please get in touch, as I have no intention of paying these charges.
16 April 2025
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