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[…] No, eight till one on Saturday. Fowler/Lawson: Where were you living then? Bill Girdlestone: Wimbledon Park. Fowler/Lawson: You were living […]

[…] people who came from particular area to sort of congregate in areas together just for this comfort. And then a roundabout when I was 10, we moved to city park. And that's where I spent most of my life growing up. AndSpeaker 1  1:49  so where did you go to school? And what kind of subjects[…]

[…]nd bushy tailed and tanned from the six week boat trip, and they offered me just over 20 pounds a week, and then tax had to be deducted from that and living costs. And just realized I could not afford to do it. I couldn't afford to live here even, even in 1970 you know that things were Darrol B[…]

[…]were British saying "No" and the others. So in the end I said, "Oh well, enough's enough." So I came home on holiday and saw my mother, my mother was living in Harrow. I went up and saw my old chief engineer at Stoll's at the Coliseum, told him what was happening. "Right" he said, "I've got a job fo[…]

[…]ll these amazing – how did that happen?Well, the one good thing about David Garner, and as we speak now he is still alive as far as I know, living in Scotland, but one good thing about him was that he was very laid backand he was a man who smoked a pipe and he wore a duffle coat because he[…]

[…]s Kimbley  0:52  I was born 1926 so we're talking about was seven. Just before I moved out to Queensbury. When discs go to school there was living there when the when the war started. I had a brother who had been called back into the army at that time came from a rifle car. And I left scho[…]

[…]army and figured he was a great military tactician. His problem of course, one of his major problems was what to do, how to absorb the Jews that were living in Russia. A few years previous to that in the seventeen nineties, Russia with Prussia and Austria had carved up Poland and Poland at that time[…]

[…] building wasn't that long. It did seem that long to me, it was very long. Beth Bertram hadn’t been taken on very long before that, she's still alive living in Ottawa, she’s not awfully well physically, she has back problems, she can't get around an awful lot, but full of beans otherwise, and she wa[…]