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Date Posted: 11:16:21 02/09/03 Sun
Author: Ted Swain
Author Host/IP: 24.66.137.222
Subject: Memories Of Speke

Thank you a wonderful effort. I am now living in Victoria,
Canada and am presently in touch via email and voice with
Peter Crompton,Ted Chapman,Paul McDonald(3 in Canada)and
Les Lunt (Spain) Pat Kellett(Liverpool)
Congratulations to this site.
My wife (formerly Ms Cowin) taught at Stocktonwood died last
year.
GREETINGS TO ALL YOUSE GUYS

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[> Re: Memories Of Speke -- Tom Ryder, 14:50:13 02/10/03 Mon (81.135.63.184)

Ted ...Thank you for your pleasant comments. It would be nice to hear from the guys that you mentioned and perhaps add some of their Speke memories to the site.
Besr wishes

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[> [> Re: Memories Of Speke -- mavis smith (nee campbell), 14:19:07 06/19/07 Tue (77.97.82.126)

Hi Tom
Firstly like to say that I thoroughly enjoy your site. Have great memories of Speke it was a paradise as a child I was born in Bray Road and lived there until 1961.
For now I would like to ask if I will have to enter an I.D.
as a box keeps popping up - would hate to lose access to this site, but don't know what I.D. is being asked.
My friend Alice Callon is one of the family that you exchanged houses with and she came along to one of our little get-to-gethers (this where she discoved that information.
Keep the site going it is great - and Speke was a fantastic place to grow up in.
Regards
Mavis

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[> [> [> Re: Memories Of Speke -- Tom, 03:40:41 02/23/09 Mon (78.146.156.13)

Hello Mavis, just reading through some of the older messages and I came across this one. I gather, that by now, you have discovered what the box is that keeps popping up on your monitor, now that you are more computerised as it were.

I remember my family trading houses with the Callons. They lived at 120 Linner Road and we lived at 24 Stocktonwood Road. It was my father and not me that made the house exchange. Trust you are keeping well and still visit the website from time to time. Regards Tom.

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[> Re: Memories Of Speke -- TOM LANGTON(SATCH), 14:17:30 05/19/07 Sat (90.202.191.211)

Hi to anybody that remebers me
what a happy place Speke used to be when i was growing up
went to Alderwood ave and 1 year in overspill at St Aidans church then on to to Speke Sec Mod
Worked as a butcher in the co op in the parade our family lived in SPEKE from 1953 to 1978 lived in Heaton Close its ashame to see the way its gone now
Remember. ogie shaw,the millies.labrics a drink in the Orient,Flying Saucer,Dove&Olive had my wedding reception in the Child of Hale
Will be going back to Speke soon as a friend of mine Tony McGlyn will be comming from Austraila to stay so we will be going down memory lane love to get in touch with anyone who remembers us.

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[> Re: Memories Of Speke -- Brian Reynolds, 03:53:27 07/30/07 Mon (84.66.179.52)

Does anyone remember or have any photographs of Mr. Dunn who taught at Stocktonwowod in the late 1940s?

Thanks

Brian reynolds

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[> Re: Memories Of Speke -- james bartlett, 15:39:30 01/22/09 Thu (81.132.133.39)

hi proberbly dont remember me ,was in house ajax left speke sec in 1960 makes me 64 this year, would like to thank you for a good grounding. when you see whats going on around us it was great to have teachers like you many many thanks .all the best jim

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[> Re: Memories Of Speke -- Megan Gordon (happy), 07:09:16 03/07/13 Thu (86.138.104.225)

I attended Stockton Wood School,I remember your wife,she was the most attractive of the female teachers,sorry to hear of your loss.Mrs Bland was Headmistress,in assembly she said the next one to speak would receive the cane,the idiot next to me asked what she said,guess who got the cane.I would like to think I did get a bit smarter over the years.megan

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