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Trevis2 · 10-11-2005, 01:06

Hello once again and greetings from Canada
I served my apprenticeship at Howard & Bullough from 1940-1946 in the Toolroom , then was called up ,so i never went back to work there
I have fond memorys, and still remember the lads i worked with and also can place them where they worked in the Toolroom
Jeff Barnes was the Toolroom Manager , and the forman i worked for was George Crawshaw, I was in Bulloughs Home Guard and stood Guard in Fountain St
I remember when they put the Bridge accross the street to Bulloughs Canteen and saw the ENSA concerts at lunch time
well that is all for now hope that it brings back happy memories from war time that wasnt happy for a lot of people
Thank you for the space
Trevor B Williams

10-11-2005, 01:06	#5
Trevis2 Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Brockville Ontario Canada Posts: 34 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Howard & Bullough Hello once again and greetings from Canada I served my apprenticeship at Howard & Bullough from 1940-1946 in the Toolroom , then was called up ,so i never went back to work there I have fond memorys, and still remember the lads i worked with and also can place them where they worked in the Toolroom Jeff Barnes was the Toolroom Manager , and the forman i worked for was George Crawshaw, I was in Bulloughs Home Guard and stood Guard in Fountain St I remember when they put the Bridge accross the street to Bulloughs Canteen and saw the ENSA concerts at lunch time well that is all for now hope that it brings back happy memories from war time that wasnt happy for a lot of people Thank you for the space Trevor B Williams