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Dave Blower Somerset No 22
Hello Neville,so nice to hear from you after forty odd years.I'm quite sure you will be remembered for your outstanding stint as drum major,as most of us 60's lads remember you,and comment when we meet at the re-unions
"Do you remember Neville as our drum major" So your fame at Goldings still follows you!I hope you are well and getting older like the rest of us?? are. A lot of water has flowed under the bridge since we last ate "Goldings Pongo" If you look on our new page on Lockernhead, is that you leading the cadets on the parade ground "Nobby Clarke" and Daniel Coffey alongside?
So nice to hear from you,Alf rang me last week also..see ya Dave.
26 February 2008 - Marching behind you to Sunday to Church

neville | artoftheheart@hotmail.co.uk
Amazin! after all these years...wonder if I can still throw the mace higher than any past drum major!
26 February 2008 - here and now!?

Dave
This write up is to go in the programme for the Goldings Cup final Thursday March 6th Letchworth 7-30pm Kick off
The Goldings Memorial Cup was donated by former pupils and staff of William Baker Technical School, a Dr Barnardo Home from 1922-67.
The mansion we lived in was called “Goldings” which was situated just outside Hertford in the village of Waterford.
The aim of the school was to teach a trade to the boys which would enable them a good start in life, when it came for them to leave “Goldings”
Throughout the schools life, sport played a major part of our lives, and many local sportsmen from those times must surely remember Goldings for our sporting achievements.
I myself was a member of the Goldings football team that came second to Cheshunt, losing by one point in 1964 in the Lea Valley League.
So if you have time please visit our website and savour the achievements of Goldings in many fields of sport.
www.goldings.org

Our school motto was “Finis Coronat Opus” The End Crowns The Work. Today we do hope both teams reflect on this motto and enjoy their success in reaching this Final. GOOD LUCK. Goldings.

David Willacy's reply:
Perfect David!. Thanks!
I am sending this to Andy who is producing the programme and is also our Chairman. I know that he is looking forward to meeting you.
Please don't forget to let me know who will be coming to the game.
in haste David
22 February 2008

Webmaster comments   A photograph of the Cups are on the Notice Board with full details.
If anyone would like to attend with myself, Brian and Tony
please let me know
Dave

Sheriff of Nottingham | alan.dearman@ntlworld.com
Hi Mal, not realy having a go. BBC Radio nottingham covered a storey on Tuesday Morning about Rochdale FC who had placed oil drums all over their pitch to thaw it out in time for their game against Notts County that same evening and there was a photo of the burning oil drums on their web site. The effort failed and the game was called off later that day. It was reported the The Idea had come from Walsall Football Club. True or False ?
21 February 2008 - Sherwood Forest

Mrs Blower
It appears that February is not going to well with you Goldings lads picking on him!!especialy the Sheriff of Nottingham,and Jonah from Kent,but in the words of well known actors immortal words "Make my day punk" surely as night follows day,a reply is now being organised!! Mal
21 February 2008 - Consoling him

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