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Usuk,so do you remember Ken H*****

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USUK=Burton

 

---------- Post added 10-11-2014 at 18:23 ----------

 

Usuk,so do you remember Ken H*****

 

 

Don't think so. Did he wear glasses?

 

I do remember a bunch of lads from the Toolroom though

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So do you remember Geoff xx, Fitter, John Egginton, Terry Pinder, electricians,

 

so you live in the USA now Geoff,you will remember G.Broskum,ron copnell and ray woodall.did you marry that girl out of the office block called margaret?i last remember you and her in the cutlers hall at our xmas do.

 

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for got to mention Fred May,joiner,should think they're all making mic's in heaven now.

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so you live in the USA now Geoff,you will remember G.Broskum,ron copnell and ray woodall.did you marry that girl out of the office block called margaret?i last remember you and her in the cutlers hall at our xmas do.

 

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for got to mention Fred May,joiner,should think they're all making mic's in heaven now.

 

Hi

 

I do remember most of them, but I'm not Geoff :-)

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Is anyone still watching this thread ?

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Moore and Wright ended up as part of/linked to Bowers Metrology I think.

 

Regarding the Neill Tools group, Eclipse Magnetics are still around in Sheffield with Neill Tools.

 

I'm sure anyone will correct me if I'm wrong about the above details!

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i worked at M&W from 1962/jan2nd in the fitting shop,apprentice.Mr. Drake and Mr.Chapel were the formen(eric&ken)the xmas parties were held at the cutlers hall.dances were held in the canteen at handsworth.snooker was played upstairs in the office block.

 

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the machines used to manufacture the components were very old fashioned in a modern building.3nought millers operated by mainly ladies.brown&sharp auto millers,mainly men,with Barbara Cruise checking quality.Snow roughers,snow grinders,Malcolm Tunstill operated on these.Linisher and polishing machines,ets,etc.all told about 600 worked there then.Tommy Fiander was forman electrician.

 

My Mother Margaret Redfern worked there in the late 50s and 60s in the stores I believe, She was a friend of Barbara Cruise.

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USUK=Burton

 

---------- Post added 10-11-2014 at 18:23 ----------

 

Usuk,so do you remember Ken H*****

 

 

 

Geoff Burton and his/and my foreman Ken Hewitt from Apperknowle Nr Dronfield :)

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Geoff Burton and his/and my foreman Ken Hewitt from Apperknowle Nr Dronfield :)

 

I remember Geoff and Ken, so maybe I remember you :-)

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I remember Geoff and Ken, so maybe I remember you :-)

 

did you work in the fitting shop, I came up from James Neills on shifts to cover the bandsaw dept. Me and paul higginbottom on morning/afters

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did you work in the fitting shop, I came up from James Neills on shifts to cover the bandsaw dept. Me and paul higginbottom on morning/afters

 

No, I didn't work in the fitting shop and I don't remember a bandsaw dept but I left in the early 70's maybe something changed after that.

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Anyone still alive on this thread ??

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