where are these people now?

actionman2005 · #1 (**permalink**) 09-02-05, 23:55

:stop: HELLO there my name is carl smith (alias SMITHY)i am looking for the following people in/around burnley jimmy disley-lisa disley-jackie bolt-fiona disley-jane briton-mark mcintyre-peter denwood-rita denwood-debbie clark-stuart graham-mark smith (brother of alf-alan-pete smith)kenny waterworth-philip heyes-simon king-mandy shackleton-rowland -glen-john-jackie kennedy-darol shackleton-david parkinson (used to go to mutles)david grimes-karen foster- michael/michelle camby-pete/michelle dawn ashworth-some of the above may even be married ect like to know how they are doing i moved from burnley lost contact if you know any of the above please let them know....thankyou

Col.Kurtz · #2 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 10:39

Hi Carl, Did you go to Barden? I notice your date of birth matches mine and I knew a Carl Smith at school. Can't help you out on your list (recognised a few) but if your the Carl Smith that went on an 'Adventure weekend' with the Burnley Boys Club, I've got some photos somewhere that I can post up.

The other 'Smithy'. :D

ollie · #3 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 14:32

I know a Mick Camby, if its the same one goes in Baltic on Briercliffe Road and won the lottery couple of years ago, not millions but got a good do. Also know or should i say knew a Dave Parkinson but dead now, although quite a common name and may not be the same one (hope not)

Col.Kurtz · #4 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 14:34

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Originally Posted by ollie

I know a Mick Camby, if its the same one goes in Baltic on Briercliffe Road and won the lottery couple of years ago, not millions but got a good do.

The jammy begger, I remember him from school.

wayneyboy1942 · #5 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 14:43

Sorry Carl I don't know any of them,but I wish I was a friend of the lottery winner! :)

ollie · #6 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 18:14

well if it his him col. kurtz it was a big syndicate win, about twelve of them ended up with a few hundred thousand each set them all up for life nice to see money going to hard working blokes instead of people like that rapist thats doing life who won seven million, there on about letting him out in two weeks

Digsyboy · #7 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 18:20

Is that the syndicate at GUS or DSS (not sure which)
If so, then it's the lottery win that my brother wasn't in - daft bugger

ollie · #8 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 18:23

have forgotten now dont know him very well (mores the pity) but it was a factory not offices will find out tomorrow

#9 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 18:44

mick camby worked at james hargreaves as a driver and there was 18 of them in all each got around 90,000 pounds not bad for a few weeks sindicate

ollie · #10 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 18:45

just texted a pal it was Mick Campby and it was hargreaves plumbers. Scrap that last post of mine about hard working blokes didn't realise he was a plumber!

#11 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 18:55

mick camby wasnt a plumber just a lazy driver !!!!!!:lol:

actionman2005 · #12 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 19:39

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Originally Posted by Col.Kurtz

Hi Carl, Did you go to Barden? I notice your date of birth matches mine and I knew a Carl Smith at school. Can't help you out on your list (recognised a few) but if your the Carl Smith that went on an 'Adventure weekend' with the Burnley Boys Club, I've got some photos somewhere that I can post up.

The other 'Smithy'. :D

:lol: YES MATE i went to barden junior school when mrs.swales was the head there some years back now.........lol i aint getting younger either i was in burnley boys club too (that was long time ago)

actionman2005 · #13 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 19:44

:iloveyou: where's me 10p you borrowed off me in 1976 mate...........lol
good one mick glad to see a joe bloggs has won some of the lottery money mind you i won £10 on a few accasions.....................still about £200 down for the ones i dint win........GIVE US SOME NUMBERS MICK:D

ollie · #14 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 20:56

glad i got something right, weird about Mrs Swales,was working at pendleside hospice in the kitchen there a few years ago and the first person i met was her and she remembered me from thirty years ago, she remembered my brother and sister too and she still frightened me to death, lovely woman and still does loads for charity. Bring back headmistresses like her and wouldnt have all the trouible with kids we do today

Col.Kurtz · #15 (**permalink**) 10-02-05, 22:11

Ok, I've managed to upload 2 of those photos to my gallery, the upload thing was playing up so didn't manage to get them all up. They aren't very good reproductions, as I had to grab them on my camcorder seeing as since I swopped to Windows XP my scanner has become useless

I don't know when they will be available to see (subject to approval), but usually quite quick.