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Posted by sue on 29 January 2003 at 20:11
Gillian still looking for information on you. You have a son George age 11 daughter Chloe age 8 and still living in Sandwich.Any information would be appreciated.
  New Zealand

Posted by sam brown on 29 January 2003 at 10:46
i think sandwich is a really nice place to stay because it has lots of resorces and infomation
sandwich   u.k

Posted by Josephine Sear (nee Samuels) on 20 January 2003 at 04:48
Hello to all my old friends and acquaintances in and from Sandwich, expecially Jane Townsend in Aus and Linda (Bushell) in Sandwich. Hope you all had a happy Christmas and may I wish you all a very healthy and prosperous New Year. It must be at least 18 months since I last made an entry on this website and it's so nice to read all the familiar names again. What did catch my eye was an entry by Michael Rowan, congratulating Joe on becoming Mayor of Sandwich. Is that by any chance Joe Trussler?? If so, my congratulations also to Joe. My ex husband is Pete Sear who was also one of the ton-up boys. Once again thanks to the webmaster of this great site. Look forward to further interesting contacts. Jo Sear (nee Samuels)
Wellington   New Zealand

Posted by colin hobday on 19 January 2003 at 21:31
how good it was to see so many names from the past,.
so here are a few names,places and events from my past....david hill,susan green,kevin tobin,john north,joyce stringer,angela west,susan love,david (charlie) Mc cullock,valerie benbridge,steven brown,m knowler,maureen stockdale.....teachers..Mr sage (headmaster) miss browm,miss shubert,miss roberts,.
PLACES/EVENTS.
colecting items for the larg bonfire we used to have at the end of st barts road on guy fawkes,the old home made bike track at the same place now sadly built up,saturday morning at the empire,getting off school on thursdays to go to the market and earn sixpence for cleaning out the animal pens,going through the white gate near the stour and down to the salt lakes to swin with friends after school,the old clump of trees in the corner of the butts and what went on there,if you was there you will know...lol...,playing cowboys and indians or germans and englishmen in the playground of the infants,fishing for eels by the old mill,the great fire at feltons timber yard that made the whole town look like daylight all nite,the auctions in hazelwood meadow before the estate was built,sunday school used to be held at a church near the back of locks but no longer there now,running around for a bun at st barts then going around again to try and get another one,i wonder if thy still do that ?,being told off for carving my name in the wall at the primary school near the back entrance to MR Sages house,it was still there about 10 years ago and my first day at school at the age of 4 in 1957....the smell of the tannery and slaughter house as we left for home and finally that brown sheep we all called larry that lived behind the slaughter house,she was gone one day i wonder what happend to her.
i hope some of this has brought back some memories,all the best to all ex sandwich people in all parts of the world.
qld   australia

Posted by keith mann on 11 January 2003 at 12:25
boy has sandwich changed moved to aberdeen 10 years ago
but still brings back some memories
had the best time of my life there
try and get home when i can
aberdeen   scotland

Posted by sue on 08 January 2003 at 23:39
Looking for Gillian,from sandwich you are about 36 now we know you have a boy aged 11 and a girl of 7 or 8 you are married and had a dog i not sure if your son is george would appreciate any information a sir name or phone number would help hope the people of sandwich read there web page. thanks.
  New Zealand

Posted by Laura Bailey on 07 January 2003 at 21:41
I just like to say that i really like your site and that i am glad you have a picture of the Black Horse,as it used to belong to my family many years ago.
Deal   England

Posted by Stuart Barber on 07 January 2003 at 17:05
Very informative and easy to navigate web site - and I'm not just saying that because I know you
Sandwich   England

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