Welcome to the Goldings Guest Book ** We APPROVE all messages before they are posted ** Add a message : back to Goldings.org : Search There are now 5766 messages in our guestbook. <<< 1 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 730 731 732 733 734 735 736 737 738 739 740 1154 >>> Viewing messages 3646 to 3650. The Goldings Concert Commitee The theme for this years christmas concert before we break up for Christmas will be titled "Dads Army Rescues The Christmas Pudding Before Hitler Arrives" It will be centred around Jack Coopers Kitchen and the stone passage way and they will protect it from the invaders using Skips quarters as the last line of defence.Like every year the staff are incapable of helping due to spending all day down the Waterford Arms after using our Saturdays pocket money to buy drinks. Pops been on the whisky,Pinheads doing the gin singing (badly) show me the way to go home! Embo's drinking bitter,Skips been drunk all day on brandy shouting "they don't like it up um" and Nixons on alcopops,Nobby Clark has been ejected for trying to play Jack Coopers clarinet and singing rude football songs!and is now sleeping it off in the sewing room.The story unfolds that once again the boys are relied on to protect the pudding after again being let down by the drunken staff and when they sober up I suppose once again we will be called to parade and uttered the yearly words "If anyone ask's from Barnardo's tell them the staff were locked in the chapel singing hymns" O dear the things we have to do to protect our mentors! The Characters for the show has now been choosen,and are listed below. Mr Bluehit (the gardener)Paul Walkeden. Sargent Wilson (Brian Perrier) Jones the Butcher (when we was in the Sudan with general Kitchener) (Tony Angell.) Pikey (Bobby Mac) Mainwerring (Blower) Hodges (put them lights out!) (Peter Drummond.) Private Walker (Micky Gay) Godfrey (may I be excused) (Tommy Hill) The Vicar (Nixon) cause he's only been drinking alcopops! Pikeys Mom (Mal) Look forward to seeing you all down the gym and no booing! 9 November 2009 - Walmigton-on-Sea ANGELL | tonythepainter1@aol.com Hi Bobby, Thanks for your comments, yes things do change like you having 2 sausages for your arrival photograph after that things changed! Anyhow after the wreath laying ceremony, I went to the White Horse for a coffee, and asked if I could have the breakfast I paid for on the 3rd Oct, but did not have time to eat it as Blower and Drummond got me plastered!!! The reply was no!. Why I asked and she said once its cold we throw it out. Oh I thought if they had done that when we were in Goldings we would have all starved to death. Tony 8 November 2009 - lookingformybreakfarstinthebin@whitehorse pike 8 Captain Mainwering,can l take my scarf off now sir as it has been 44 years when l left home, and still think about the times we had and the brotherhood of our home, Thanks to the staff who took the time in their lives to help us on our road to freedom as you said Captain (When we where coming back from our holiday, we came back on the day, but later we ran away so why did we always come back) its knowing the Staff was there for us even in bad times they helped us. l'd just like to say thank you to all the Staff. Pike no 8 Bob and Roma 8 November 2009 - somerset over sea dorm hillary Mainwerring "Well done Pike,but take that scarf off!" "I can't Captain,my mum said I must wear it,especially when we've been training at Goldings" "You stupid boy" 8 November 2009 - Jones the Butcher pike no 8 Well Captain Mainwering l think Jones is doing a great thing for the men who fell in the Wars, we knew of in our time. So l say to you Tony well done. Now you are a lot older than you was at Goldings l don't think you would have done this in your early days and as you get older you become more of a man and that's due to your upbringing at Goldings. Many of us when we left went down many roads to find our place in life, in my case my place of work, l work to help other men learn a Trade in Carpentry all down to Mr Nutter, who he helped me in the carpenters shop l think Pinhead might have said, "look after him" as l had been in most trades, and l think Mr Ted Nutter might have been in the war he came to help all of us so what can one say. Well done Tony for what you are doing at the Waterford Cenotaph Bob and Roma 8 November 2009 - across the pond Bahamas <<< 1 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 730 731 732 733 734 735 736 737 738 739 740 1154 >>> You can search this guestbook by: Message : - Name : - All : Please type some text: - Guest book sponsored by PC Home Help (01922) 626 366 - http://www.pchomehelp.net -