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    St Georges School, early 60.s

    She believes the old one she was there in 63.
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    Tile Cross Infants & Junior School Shiretone School

    Gamble was Mark, my wife's brother. Great footballer.
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    St Georges School, early 60.s

    Morning hours are the golden hours.
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    Tile Cross Infants & Junior School Shiretone School

    yes Ilse, was your dad named Ron? Not sure I can e mail direct.
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    Does Any Remember Steve Ford - Local Comedian In Late 60s

    Hi Di give my regards to Mark.
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    Central Grammar, International School Tile Cross

    Bernie Wright was the footballer who played for Bham city and Everton
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    Central Grammar, International School Tile Cross

    Best teacher ever had.
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    Rip Jeff Mann

    Not sure that I knew Jeff, nevertheless your news saddens me. My heartfelt thoughts are with all who knew and loved him. RIP
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    Shirestone School

    yes indeed
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    Shirestone School

    Hi John, I went to Central in 68. Seem to remember a Stephen and do believe I knew you too. I lived in Heathmere drive.
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    Tile Cross Infants & Junior School Shiretone School

    do you remember steph child? my mom and yours were good friends. I remember your brother who passed on his stagg night
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    Shirestone School

    Do you remember val Gamble?
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    Friston Street.

    I know that in 1903 there was a red lion public house at no 9 friston street and a mr W Hicks used the pub and was a member of a club/team and won 1st prize for attendance
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    Central Grammar, International School Tile Cross

    I remember the 4 star verbs with Mr Firth, always learned to conjugate them, painful not too|
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    Central Grammar, International School Tile Cross

    I too was in Mr davisons 1s, class, however I was there in 1968 and I remember Robert woodford who became headboy whilst I was there. I am sure he joined the RN. Seemed to remember meeting him in HMS Collingood.
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