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Mog	12-03-2011 17:51

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Alan Aspin was called Jazz. His dad was a tatoo guy from Blackburn Road,

BillySmith

12-03-2011 17:54

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Yes well it was my wife who knew Alan just reminded her he was called Jazz

Mog	12-03-2011 17:55

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Originally Posted by Mog (Post 891335)

Alan Aspin was called Jazz. His dad was a tatoo guy from Blackburn Road,

Havent got a clue mate. I left St Christophers in 1962 and worked in the coal mines. Bank Hall colliery in Burnley, Huncoat Colliery and Hapton Valley. Then moved to Coventry in 1969 and worked in Coventry Colliery until 1992. Then moved down to kent in the channel tunnel. Been in Kent ever since.

BillySmith

12-03-2011 18:14

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I played at Elite snooker club as well with the horrible stairs so im surprised i dont remember you

Mog	12-03-2011 18:33

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You may do. I used to go out with a girl from Fern gore. Maureen Wallace. She had a brother called Roy. He used to knock about with Pat Varley. My mate was Bob Burnside.

BillySmith

12-03-2011 18:39

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I knew Pat Varley. Did Maureen marry Vic Young?

Mog	12-03-2011 18:48

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Originally Posted by BillySmith (Post 891343)

I knew Pat Varley. Did Maureen marry Vic Young?

Dont think so, last I heard was that she went to America or somewhere. Pat died a few years ago I am told. Also knew Vic Young.

BillySmith

12-03-2011 18:58

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Oh right yeah i heard Pat had died

jaysay

13-03-2011 09:49

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Originally Posted by BillySmith (Post 891326)

Anyone remember these people by any chance? Brenda Birtwell, Pauline Woods, Kathleen Mercer, Joan Green, Carol Bradshaw, Stella Dearnley, Alan Freeman, David Barton, George Castle, Tony Mcvey, Jean Moore, Jean Moor, Alan Aspin, Carol Stubbins, Eileen Grimshaw, Brian Skelton, Colin Jones, Stuart Keep, Colin Shakleton, Rosemary Richards and Rosemary Hunter

Knew George Castle very well went right through tech in the same class, latter we both worked at Lancashire Shopfitters he actually became a foreman at shopfitters after I left, sadly he committed suicide about 20 years ago, found him in his car full of exhaust fumes, a total waste of a life was a first class bloke who came to a very sad end

BillySmith

13-03-2011 09:56

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I didnt know that. Thats a real shame

US Angel

18-03-2011 23:32

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Nice to see that this post is still going

manantat

24-05-2011 13:40

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I was only there for the first year in1961 and the only name that sticks in my mind is Maureen Riddle.

manantat

24-05-2011 13:42

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i remember mr day he took no messing around same applies for mrs snacloth and mrs ginn and mr boardman was a right bag of rules turnes out hes my brother-in-laws best friend and is now living in france

Was Mr Day the geography teacher?

Tony Ireland

24-05-2011 14:55

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I left in 1960 Derek Day was the maths Teacher

jaysay

24-05-2011 17:58

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Originally Posted by manantat (Post 908512)

I was only there for the first year in1961 and the only name that sticks in my mind is Maureen Riddle.

I knew her brother Jimmy;)

chunkybudda

31-07-2011 17:34

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Me too 87-92 loved every minute!!

cashman

31-07-2011 22:30

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I knew Pat Varley. Did Maureen marry Vic Young?

was talking to vic a couple of weeks ago, livin up ossy he was saying,

dusty mears

02-08-2011 21:37

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struth. He was still there when i left in 82 ! ! ! Do teachers ever get old. There was some real tyrants but looking back it was character building. Anyone remember mr bielby? Now he was a b***ard. Or mrs ormerod? She used to do knicker & pinafore inspections!!! Would be considered dodgy behaviour these days. But no o e batted an eyelid then

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