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RMMee
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Vic Hallams
replied on: 1/4/2005 10:36:54 AM Ann Marie Try this link, though I think you'll find the phone number should start 01629 rather than 01620 Robert |
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Jennypeg
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Vic Hallams
replied on: 3/14/2006 11:09:59 AM Heanor Council 14th Sept 1950 Heanor Observer The tender of Messrs Vic Hallam Ltd of £29/14/9 each for the supply and delivery of 12 market stalls was accepted. |
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paulr
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Vic Hallams
replied on: 3/16/2006 8:06:02 PM quote: Ann Marie. My Dad worked at Collaro's he was a setter on the auto lathes,his boss was a Londoner,Ernie Paffey.I remember dad taking me down to the canteen and loads of ladies making a fuss (very nice but I was only 4 at the time)and they used to give me very big shortcake biscuits with chocolate on one side,still one of my favourites.Dad also made us some hot water bottles from shell cases. PaulR |
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RMMee
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Vic Hallams
replied on: 9/20/2007 6:20:38 PM New page on Hallam's on the main website. Anyone know which year the new offices were built at Hallams? (Late 50's/early 60's) |
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philfred
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Vic Hallams
replied on: 12/28/2007 10:14:00 AM From Kelly's 1941, Hallam Victor Herbert, The Maples, Shipley. Thats what bit says in the directory, as usual not got a clue where the house was located. regards Phil |
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RMMee
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Vic Hallams
replied on: 12/28/2007 11:16:10 AM Certainly in the 1980's he lived in a house set back down a long drive off Ilkeston Road. As you travel towards Ilkeston, the driveway was on your right just after the Mundy Arms. |
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sprocket7
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Vic Hallams
replied on: 5/4/2008 11:52:39 AM Hi All, Been some time since I was last here that I totally forgot I ever was! (previously Sprocket) Anyways I remembered something from my past that relates to Vic Hallams and wondered if anyone has any information?. My dad used to take me to Vic Hallams on a sunday where people used to go to play poker and other card games I am not sure if this was some sort of a pub/club or just a meeting place where no alcohol was involved. The last time I went I remember I swung on a table playing with friends and the table came away from the wall and smashed the bridge of my nose! I am more curious as to how it came about that people were meeting in what I thought was a 'factory' type place for cards and whatnot. Thanks xx |
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RMMee
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Vic Hallams
replied on: 5/4/2008 2:40:50 PM When are we talking about Sprocket? |
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