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Fairy Dishes
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"Hands that do dishes leave your hands as soft as your face with Pauls carbolic soap? I bet you Walkeden,somewere in Kidsgrove you've got Somersets baths,cause you've had everything else !!
He escaped that many times from Goldings out of the window in Somerset that Mr Wheatley had a ladder fixed to the wall for him,cause we were running out of sheets!!
27 April 2008
- nightwatch man Goldings
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the stallion
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Dave knocking school down in Stoke,in old cuboards found 3 bars old carbolic soap bars are ft long red in colour get them to you for reunion, see you all soon,Paul family.
27 April 2008
- norfolk
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Dave
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We are now looking for more information on various rooms and dorms,so could you click on page one of the History page,then click on the floor plan of Goldings which will then take you to several floor plans over the years.
"over to you don woodbine?"
26 April 2008
- on the floor plan
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don woodbine
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Just checked the guest book, and seen that the last 10 messages weren't jokes, this is very refreshing, as often when I want to reminisce about my time in Goldings I log on to our old boys site click on to the guest book and find its more a joke book, I love a joke but the guest book in my oppinion has let what is a great old boys website down.
I'm sure if the content of the guestbook continues to be of this quality we might see more input from the likes of the old boys and their wives who turn up at the reunion each year.
24 April 2008
- Hertford
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john.horn
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A bit more info about the Reccy.
as Len harpin said the band room was at the opposite end to the prefects room and outside the band room there was a long row of small lockers where our football kit was stored.
in the prefects room besides the stove they had a full size snooker table they also had a radio and we scrubbers would hang around the door before inspection parade in a morning and listen in to the latest news it was there that I first heard of the D.Day landings in 1944.Many's the time when we were so engrossed in the news that we missed the call to parade and Joe Patch would come to the Reccy and clout every one who were not quick enough to dodge round him on the head with his walking stick it did'nt halve hurt I can tell you.
Outside the Reccy where the veranda was where we cleaned and polished our shoes was where the flue for the stove came out and in the winter I would stand by it to warm my hands there were times when I have seem it glowing red hot the prefects must have been a right nesh bunch in my days at Goldings to get the stove that hot.
john horn 42-45
24 April 2008
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