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Previous Entries - Great Little town -----unspoilt---keep it that way C. Armstrong <g0ojz@tesco.nwet> Kingsdown, DEAL, Kent, UK - Saturday, December 30, 2000 at 15:56:24 (GMT) Great sight for us Driffields, any Driffields still living in Driffield??? Rebecca & Simon Driffield <bec_driffield@hotmail.com> Adelaide, Australia - Thursday, December 28, 2000 at 05:44:27 (GMT) want to trace any history on wansford Richard Parkes <richard@henpecked-manor> Wansford, East Yorks - Tuesday, December 26, 2000 at 22:33:15 (GMT) < > - Tuesday, December 26, 2000 at 18:52:10 (GMT) great site,visiting your town soon,provided me with loads of local information t.mace <trevm@x-stream.co.uk> high bentham, uk - Wednesday, December 20, 2000 at 22:34:20 (GMT) i am looking for an old friend with the surname of Bowers who used to live in the driffield area (little driffield) can anyone help me. COLWELL <colwell@foundation.co.uk> - Wednesday, December 20, 2000 at 17:09:32 (GMT) Well last day of term and nothing better to do again. The site is now most impresive. Well done you've actually managed to make driff look like a half decent place to go visit - nobody would like to live there as its almost a freaky as Royston Vasey (thats the league of gentlemen to anyone uneduacted - i'll say no more on that point not wanting to insult the schools there as both my parents were/are teachers at driff secondary but I mean for a school to get good grades there has to be a fairly decent base of intelligent, well behave pupils - so driff school is shagged then) And to those people who go on about the "Millennium Clock" being a good idea - have you actually seen the pathetic thing - don't you think the money could have been better spent? And it wasn't even finshed on time for the millennium - great! Not that i don't like the place - fresh air, quiet, fairly cheep beer in decentish pubs - of which there are quite a few, most of which would lose a sizeable chunk of profit if the legal age limit for drinking was enforced. But then again who can blame them, the underage drinkers - not much else to do is there really - apart from play football, rugby,hockey take up swimming or a martial art, go to the gym etc. Ok so there isn't much in the way of entertainment - such as a cinema or theatre - but considering its only a short drive to Scarbough or Hull thats not suprising really. Driffield is what it is - a quietish central rural town in NE England - anybody expecting an lively atmosphere you get in a larger town or city is probably deluded (confused to anyone not that well educated) sorry I being patronising (that means taking down to). Anyway looking forward to coming home - makes a change - also i can get some revision done. Merry Christmas. Darren Walker <d.walker@stud.umist.ac.uk> Manchester , Guess - Friday, December 15, 2000 at 11:50:51 (GMT) Yall dis driffield because its s**t well good point and little palmer you are my baby bro And chris stop imbarassing me bye writting e mails on here Danny Boy <Wigger69uk@yahoo.com> Driffield sucks, - Thursday, December 14, 2000 at 18:41:28 (GMT) Get lost smelly 'ull urchin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ed beer <jedbeer@hotmail.com> - Thursday, December 14, 2000 at 16:55:56 (GMT) right how can any of you like driff it is the most up tight place in the world. i lived there for 19 years and i hated everyone no one can be what they want all you can do is drink you even get gigs now and no one goes to them how sad are you all get on a bus or train and get the hell out now rich gale <rgale@homestead.com> hull, - Thursday, December 14, 2000 at 12:16:18 (GMT) What a great idea this guest book is and well done to all those who created it. Laurun Walker Laurun Walker England - Thursday, December 14, 2000 at 09:27:13 (GMT) What a great idea this guest book is and well done to all those who created it. Laurun Walker Laurun Walker Brighouse, England - Thursday, December 14, 2000 at 09:26:30 (GMT) Hi Driff , its been a long time . I lived in Nafferton and Cranswick for quite a few years and attended Driff school untill 1994 when i moved to Wiltshire i have just discovered this site and thought i would leave a little message on here for anyone i used to know , James Hanson , Brian Ross e.t.c e.t.c if you see this give me a mail as it would be really good to get back in contact with you and anybody else i used to know from school or the rugby club , get in touch guys !!!!! Mark poppleton <mark@faxit.co.uk> Trowbridge, England - Wednesday, December 13, 2000 at 16:06:17 (GMT) I live in leeds. Tim Flying Machine <tim@scuzzy.org> Leeds, - Tuesday, December 05, 2000 at 15:23:39 (GMT) Calm down Philip Rhodes ! I remember Driff and I remember the people u do 2 I left in 88 to join the raf courtesy of the ATC 873 as it was then Never looked back if i had I'd v walked into something Cawthorne joined the raf as a pilot, Webster Bros, Andy got clever and left and chris joined the air force then returned I was at 252 when it was a df, Joined the raf traveled the world (apparently its bigger than east yorks) now live in Norwich working for Lotus Cars as a unix systems administrator ... so yah boo sux Mr Gibson who said i couldn't do Computer studies in your face !!!!! Its my birthday today so i came over all emotional , and its free to surf on a weekend Made a million , spent 2 million , funny how time fllllllllllllllllyyyyyyyyysssss I miss driff and all my friends ken smith, chris pickard, jase bryan the edmond bros and fat little Jonathen Leng and his sister the wondorous Katie who would no more consider going out with me than shaving her gorgeous hair off I did like brunettes.......hmmmm....Katie... never mind eh I wish i'd studied harder and payed more attention to my Dad , God rest his soul... Thomas Beer pick up the phone u misery love n kisses Driff Bury me in Hutton Cranswick churchyard so I can watch the sky Mr Whitley RIP Mr Burkes respect Mr Short arse pilot officer who gave my dad the sack........ I earn more money than u and your son put together Ed Beer <jedbeer@hotmail.com> Norwich - Sunday, December 03, 2000 at 12:35:59 (GMT) As a regular visitor to this site (and with bugger all to do), I'd thought I'd add a few comments about Driffield. Firstly, does anyone remember Mr Camish - Teacher at Driffield Secondary School. Also Mrs Storey who tried her best to instill some English into use. Bit of a problem there, as we of 3M and 4M (M for Moron) were a happy go bunch of no-hopers (ei thick as pig shit). I always thought that I would be the lucky one and get a job after leaving school, while my fellow class mates would end up in either prison or as dole scum. Actually, I ended up signing on for nearly sixteen years before ending up in 'ull and Hull Time Based Arts, where (depending on which member of staff you talk to) I'm either a House Manager, Physical Resources Co-Ordinator or a bloody caretaker of £3.60 a F****** hour. Ah, Driffield - what happy memories. We lived at 18 Woldholme Avenue, Driffield, YO25 7RW (until I moved to Brid. and the Post Office changed the post-codes). Reference Brid: Never go for more than a day. I spent nine years in that sodding place. But I'm over that now. Honest! I mean I've managed to rid myself of the realisation one gets when waking up and suddenly realising your in f****** HELL! I mean I........ Sorry. I am over it....... Social Services and my Doctor say I'm over it. I look forward now - which mostly consists of remembering happier days spend in Driffield - eg THE PAST. Ah, Driffield. Where Crime is Nil. Where no one smokes pot and everyone loves each other (reference to inter-breading). The People I knew Ian Bowes (mum owned a sweat shop on Exchange St.) Mark Grant (from a farm at Watton) Dave or David Cook (and his Sister) The chap from Kilham, whose name I keep remembering, but not at this very moment. Some chap who brought a porn magazine to class and thereby demonstrated that teachers have a wank-mag detector inserted somewhere in/on their persons. Teachers: Most of the PE teachers (circa 1972-82). Mr Camish, who would later cycle across America to raise funds for charity! Mrs Storey - English teacher to those for whom English was their second language (after Yorkshire). Mr Fell (?) Headmaster (Bugger if I can remember their names) Science and those bloody Bunsen Burners (hated the bloody things) School Dinners. Ah, School Dinners. For those interested in the social history of Driffield, my first school meal at 1st year Secondary School consisted of roast lamb, Greens(?), mash studs and mint sauce. I apologise for not remembering what was for puddy. The tactics of the class dining rota will be known to many of you, but here goes. A list of classes (times two years), would go into a hat and you would be requested to arrive on time for your slot (Monday you might be at the bottom of the list, but the following day you might be at the top of the list). If your class was in early (the first eight classes) you would be afforded a full menu (a choice), if your class appeared in the middle of the rota, you ran the risk of being offered a reduced menu (shite - bugger all), but if your class appeared at the bottom, at least you would be offered shite - bugger all, but with the added bonus of seconds. And thirds. And fourths. And "not you again, bugger off!" The queue of pupils would stand in line to be periodically questioned as to what class are you from, by some bored (or boring) teacher. Too early and you would have to come back, too late and you would have to come back later(?) By the way this was when there was a choice of one or two main courses and acne was containable (ei before chips appeared on every menu) Tripe and Chips. YUM! Next. Shops! Sokells. FACT! Hell will Freeze over if Sockells ever closes. I remember my first Airfix model bought there in 1973 (this was when they occupied two shops - side-by-side). Each year they held model competitions. NOT ANYMORE!!!! By the way, for the younger readers (apologies for the bad language, speling and poor grammer, not to mention the total lack of interest in PS2) an Airfix model is a plastic scale model construction kit and not something you find in LA's or on a PS2 game console. Jacksons in Driffield! Remember! I remember meeting my mum (60 years old this year and still working like a Wog (Reference: Spike Milligan)) from Cindico every Thursday (for pretty much most of the late 20th century (okay 1978-1984 or their 'bouts)), where we would do our weekly shopping, which came in slightly lower that what you would pay for a Pot Noodle today! HONEST IT'S TRUE!!!! I also remember the sweatshop next to martins on Middle Street South and buying a Milk Tray Bar for (what?) 20p. E (before it was a drug), them were the days. I remember having to walk to school and always, always being late. I was famous for it (even got a mention in Whose Who 1981). Then there was the model shop on Brook Street. HEAVEN on EARTH! Hornby (not much airfix) but trains, trains, trains! Pity I didn't have any money! I reckon if the owner had kept his shop open for another year (or until I started to sign on), then the welfare state would have provided him with an income or modest turnover and me with a decent train set! But no! Tired of having to endure snotty-nose little shits, who would just stand their googling.com at his wares, he thought bugger this and shut up shop (with a few brats still in standing there - now googling.com at several empty shelved) and retired! ATC - SPACE CADETS - No.252 (Bridlington) Squadron ATC (Driffield Detached Flight). RAF Driffield (Oh, not you again - always going on about bloody RAF Driffield (reference to my sister)). From 1979 until 1983, I use to walk to camp and attend cadets! Names..... Bradley Brothers (eldest went into the RAF) Cawthorne (went into the RAF) Smith (went into the Navy, can out again and now is a graphic designer for his sins) Webster....? Who else! THE BOSS Dave Burkes! To this day I worship the ground he walked on. Pity he thought I was shite. Which was true. I couldn't march to save my life. I hated sports (and the PE teachers at School hated me for it). Get this, I didn't know what cross country orienteering was until I volunteered to have a go? MAD! I was scarred of guns and flying. I also didn't like wearing a uniform. Bugger, why did I last so long? Mr Whitley was someone special. Why, because he treated me with respect. I liked him and he liked me. He helped me. We as a squadron recovered the remains of LW172, a Halifax that flew from RAF Driffield during the war, and which crashed, killing all onboard. Diana Rhodes - my sister still lives in Driffield. We see each other occasionally - usually in Pizza Hut (HULL). She's a bit weary of me going on about RAF Driffield. Get this - off the 700 airfields in the UK, English Heritage consider RAF Driffield to be the second best preserved airfield of it type in the UK. And the buggers want to demolish it! MADNESS! Incidently, the best preserve airfield in the UK is also to be demolished soon! MADNESS! I could write more on the site, but I wont. NOT YET, ANYWAY! We came to Driffield in 1973 (via the camp). I left in 1987. I have the best of memories for this small market town located in YORKSHIRE. Summer Holidays. Exploring the camp. Kings Mill. The countryside! Birds Singing. Road Kill! I think those who get most out of Driffield are those who explore and those who keep their ears and eyes open to all around them. STAND BY CUE CREDITS RUN VT2 FADE SOUND FADE PICTURE AND WE'RE OFF THE AIR!!!! For those interested. wetwang.com a FREE web-based E-Mail service will be arriving shortly. don't bother typing wetwang.com just yet- try at the end of December. Regards Phillip Rhodes (35 and ready for retirement) Phillip Rhodes <rafdm@mailexcite.com> 'ull, THE NORTH - Sunday, December 03, 2000 at 02:17:16 (GMT) Hi Driffield! Congratulations on a great web site - it's good to see some photos of the old town. Ah, nostalgia's not what it used to be....... What do I remember? Fishing at Riverhead, Carling peas, 'scrambling', the accent & dialect, being scared stiff when buying beer when under-age at the off-sales hatch at The Mariners, Town hall dances and lots more! I used to live on Market Place (my father had Johnson's baker's shop), and left the town in 1972. After some time travelling around in the construction industry I moved to Kent in 1987 to work on the Channel Tunnel and have been here ever since. Although I still have family in the area I don't get up there as often as I would like. What happened to everyone who was in 4 Upper in 1964 at the Junior School then? It would be great to hear from anyone from then....Rich Markwell, Steve Berridge, Val Forster, Linda Harper, Steve Westaway & others.... Hope to hear from some of you............. Best wishes Chris Johnson Chris Johnson <Chrisjohnson100@btinternet.com> Lympne, Kent - Monday, November 27, 2000 at 13:53:58 (GMT) Hi Driff. I don't suppose anyone will remember me. I left Driff in 1981 and never returned. Mum had 'vanity box'hairdressers if that is still there. I went to Driffield School and left in 1980 I think. E-mail me if you like. seeya. Wendy Wood nee Clay <wendymudbath@cs.com> Woodham Co Durham, England - Friday, November 24, 2000 at 22:20:42 (GMT) Hello, I lived in Driffield from 1989 - 1994. I went to driffield school. does anyone know Matthew sharp or lee morris? if you do then could you send me their e_mails address or telephone numbers. Thanks Sean. Sean Chruchill <seanpc@hotmail.com> bicester, oxfordshire - Tuesday, November 21, 2000 at 21:08:51 (GMT) Hello everyone in Driffield. I was a student at Driffield School 1988-1995 and did some teaching there in 97-99. I am now living in Rugby, but will be moving home to Driff next summer as I have just got a new job in the area. Some people hate Driffield - but I still think of it as home and I am already looking forward to returning. I hope you are all well, and if anyone reads this who I used to know at the school send us a message and tell me how you are getting on. All the best Chris Taylor Chris Taylor <amadeus4000@hotmail.com> Rugby, - Thursday, November 16, 2000 at 20:30:30 (GMT) What are you doing on the web site Winston???? Just pop one of those puppies round to Pete Readhead!!!! Niel woodmansey are you any relation to Pam Woodmansey???? If any of you lot are out and see Annete Ellis or any of her family Dan Jamie or Nathan say hi to them from me. will be up at Xmas. kris rymer <christine.rymer@virgin.net> Weymouth, - Wednesday, November 15, 2000 at 22:30:01 (GMT) We have a chocolate Labrador bitch which we mated with a yellow Labrador dog. Guess what colour the pups turned out? Black . . . and they're gorgeous. They will be eight weeks old on Monday November 13th. They have an excellent pedigree and are Kennel Club registered . . . and they're for sale!If you're interested in knowing more you can e-mail us or ring on 01377 253985. Winston Halstead <winston.halstead@virgin.net> Driffield, - Sunday, November 12, 2000 at 11:56:56 (GMT) < > - Wednesday, November 08, 2000 at 23:33:52 (GMT) I went to driffield once and got an ear infection. Still enjoyed it though. Edges <Edges@toast.com> Penn State, USA - Wednesday, November 08, 2000 at 18:02:22 (GMT) well hello everyone i go ta driff school and i reakon they should put some pics of us on ere especially the drama club cos we do sooo many interesting things!!! in december we r doing the musical fame so i hope u r all coming to see it!!!(of corse ya will im in it haha only messin`) im doin my g.c.s.e `s in a year scary arrrrrrh!!!!! hope u enjoyed reading all my blerb cya luv jessXXXX jess timpson <jesstimpson@hotmail.com> DRIFFIELD!!!, east yorkshire - Tuesday, November 07, 2000 at 21:39:22 (GMT) i'd just like to say that Jase says he agrees with me. Thanks Jase, means a lot buddy. deuce <me@me.org> Lima, Peru - Monday, November 06, 2000 at 09:10:00 (GMT) wassuuppp!!!!! every1 in y10 @ driff school. i've just found this site an it an't bad but maby could include more stuff for kids etc. P.S cheak out www.driffieldstudentvoice.co.uk for the web site of the drifrf school mag. thewebspider <thewebspider@hotmail.com> Watton, DRIFFIELD, England - Sunday, November 05, 2000 at 17:52:27 (GMT) Hi to everyone in Driffield, I moved to Australia in 1967 with my parents and brothers and sister. It was good to find a web site on Driffield. Neil Woodmansey <neilw@multiline.com.au> Gosnells, Western Australia - Sunday, November 05, 2000 at 04:59:59 (GMT) WELL--WELL AFTER 2nd LOOK AT THIS SITE, I SEE A LOT OF UNHAPPY PEOPLE. HAVE PUT THE CHURCH PICTURE ON OUR MYFAMILY.COM SITE. CHRISTINE SNOWDEN MADE THIS POSSIBLE. IT IS THE CHURCH WHERE MY GR.GR.GRANDPARENTS WERE MARRIED THEY WERE ROBERT AND SABARA (HOTHAM) WADDINGTON. THANKS TO CHRISTINE FOR THIS.ALSO TRACY JAMEEL FOR HER FAMILY TREE INFO. I AM DONALD EUGENE MCWAIN--IN LONGVIEW,WASHINGTON USA. mail DONALD MCWAIN <dnlamcsr@tdn.com> LONGVIEW, WASHINGTON, U.S.A. - Tuesday, October 31, 2000 at 18:47:15 (GMT) WELL--WELL AFTER 2nd LOOK AT THIS SITE, I SEE A LOT OF UNHAPPY PEOPLE. HAVE PUT THE CHURCH PICTURE ON OUR MYFAMILY.COM SITE. CHRISTINE SNOWDEN MADE THIS POSSIBLE. IT IS THE CHURCH WHERE MY GR.GR.GRANDPARENTS WERE MARRIED THEY WERE ROBERT AND SABARA (HOTHAM) WADDINGTON. THANKS TO CHRISTINE FOR THIS.ALSO TRACY JAMEEL FOR HER FAMILY TREE INFO. I AM DONALD EUGENE MCWAIN--IN LONGVIEW,WASHINGTON USA. mail DONALD MCWAIN <dnlamcsr@tdn.com> LONGVIEW, WASHINGTON, U.S.A. - Tuesday, October 31, 2000 at 18:47:15 (GMT) It was interesting to read about my old home town which I left many years ago. Ian Leslie <ianleslie@pionexnet.co.uk> KIRKNEWTON, SCOTLAND - Sunday, October 29, 2000 at 16:24:33 (GMT) just like to say i agree with deuce. jase t <porkchop@nme.com> england - Saturday, October 28, 2000 at 13:25:35 (BST) Driffield - Twinned with Beruit, Sponsored by Kingston Communications ???? 'Arthur Doug Trench' <bollards@middle-of-road.com> Driffield, Hanconville - Friday, October 27, 2000 at 19:04:42 (BST) Well, what can I say about Driffield ?? I grew up there and then left................ Ivor Biggan <mark4500@excite.com> Chelmsford, England - Monday, October 23, 2000 at 20:04:31 (BST) Its so nice to see such a lovely website for Driffield. My Great-grandfather used to have the Spread Eagle Pub circa 1870 and more recently,in the 1980's my late uncle and his family lived in Hutton Cranswick. I now live in the East Midlands but I hope to visit Driffield again some day. Kathy Fox <kathleen.fox@virgin.net> Brackley, England - Monday, October 16, 2000 at 22:16:05 (BST) Well it seems to me that alot of people in this town are unhappy..but why? and what is all this stuff about a clock?? I have been on severeal occasions the clock look fine to me....except the that fact that somebody got the dimensions wrong, the pole looks way to thin, probably a design fault or something. Anyway I am starting my own Private Investigatory in driffield..so if you have a mystery to solve jump the que and e-mail me! Did anybody notice, that there is some the strnage things going on in this town, the road on middle street north never has a snow on it, and is always steaming, where does this heat come from?? The butchers near the driffield times offce never has any meat in it?? And did you know there is a 7 floor underground facitlity underneath TESCO's I bet you didn't. Anyway enough of this merry banter I must go...and remember watch the skys.......or don't it's your choice seeya!! Johnny Laverac <Laverac@Yahoo.com> Los Angeles, California - Saturday, October 14, 2000 at 15:15:33 (BST) My name is Amy and I live in Driffield. I go to Driffield Junior School and Mrs Robson. I like your website and I have to go now. Bye Amy McNair <Martin_Rodgers@Totalise.co.uk> Driffield, - Saturday, October 14, 2000 at 15:01:58 (BST) Hi to all the folks of driffield, or should i say yokles. You must be the most morbid people in the world. I know about six people from driff and they must be the only happy people in that "village". Everyone walks around as though they have just been told that they are gonna die!! And i'm sure that the millenium started on the first of january 2000 not on some stupid day in the middle of the british spring time, you is dumb, even a five year old could have put that clock up on the right day. And what a waist of money!!!! Hey you need to sort it out driif council nobody like driff and doesn't want ot live there they would rather live in Hull and that is an insult. I would say someting nice about driff but there is nothing good about it. Oh i'm sorry there is one thing, the chinese in which works the only truley happy person in driff Danny Sunley. You need to sort it or just pack up and leave the country driff. I have to say that driff is probably the worst "village" in England. I thank you!!!! Terry revine <The_detective@hotmail.com> Laverac land, Winegurd - Saturday, October 14, 2000 at 14:59:24 (BST) Hello Driffield if any one remembers me feel free to drop me a line.I left Drif in 1988 and have not been back since 1992 Sam England <englands@telusplanet.net> Eckville Alberta, Canada - Friday, October 13, 2000 at 04:06:30 (BST) GOT STEERED TO THIS BY CHRISTINE SNOWDEN-- WHICH WE BELIEVE IS A COUSIN MANY TIMES REMOVED.wE ARE DOING THE FAMILY GENEALOGY WHICH INCLUDES THE Waddington clan.---enjoyed looking at this historic site. DONALD MCWAIN--OF THE WADDINGTONS <dnlamcsr@tdn.com> LONGVIEW,WASHINGTON , U.S.A. - Monday, October 09, 2000 at 23:28:12 (BST) Driffield has had Chris Evans and NOW a web site! Have we finally reached the 21st Century?????????? I NOW, DO NOT NEED TO GET THE LOCAL PAPERS POSTED. An exceptional achievement. Rebecca Newland <beccinewland@hotmail.com> Manchester, UK - Sunday, October 08, 2000 at 21:05:12 (BST) Just like to say that i agree with Jase.... deuce <deuce@walloffame.co.uk> Lima, Peru - Friday, October 06, 2000 at 11:43:29 (BST) driff is a v good place if u haven't been thre on a night out go because its ace good girl driff, - Tuesday, October 03, 2000 at 19:27:03 (BST) right driff still sucks the only good thing is the bus and trains to get out. rich <rgale@homestead.com> driffield/hull, - Monday, October 02, 2000 at 14:38:40 (BST) just like to say that i agree with mr m.bowtell. jase t <porkchop@nme.com> england - Sunday, October 01, 2000 at 11:44:15 (BST) Just thought that I would add to Jase T's comment and agree with him that this website's address book is very entertaining, especially the way people use it as a email chatroom. Comedy! Mike B. <m_bowtell@yahoo.com> Driffield, Anglais - Friday, September 29, 2000 at 18:20:51 (BST) Come and Visit the Driffield FC website. The main football team in Driffield now part of the Humber Premier League. This site is Still Under Construction, but is always being updated with new facts and figures. Driffield FC <webmaster@driffieldfc.co.uk> - Monday, September 25, 2000 at 21:19:10 (BST) Good to see life still good, Regards to all my old friends regards budgie Andrew Naylor <Ana1060197@aol.com> portsmouth , Rhode Island USA - Friday, September 22, 2000 at 03:55:21 (BST) hello everybody at Driffield, top town, if you know us e-mail us, good web site Karl and Julie Hodgson <Julie.hodgson2@tesco.net> Driffield, England - Thursday, September 21, 2000 at 21:27:11 (BST) driffield sucks except BEARDS OF FURY (PHILL M, LEWIS B, PABLO P, MARCUS H & LITTLE PALMER) GO AND SEE THEM NEXT TIME THEY PLAY. JUST A LITTLE PLUG FOR U PHILL kirsty <pinky18uk@yahoo.co.uk> hull, england - Wednesday, September 20, 2000 at 15:21:36 (BST) WRAY/CLARK DECENDENTS Arthur Wray who immigrated to NZ in 1952 would like any information regarding the Wray/Clark decendents. Arthur is the son of Arthur Edwin Wray formally of St Johns Place Driffield and Doris Wray nee Clark who were married in 1929. Doris Clark lived at 57 Scarborough Road Driffield her father/mother David and Moriah Clark lived at this address in 1903. They had seven sons and three daughters. Those known Walter, Arthur, Maggie Johnson nee Clark, Alice Blades nee Clark & Doris Wray nee Clark. Any information appreciated. A Wray <wray@zfree.co.nz> Palmerston North, New Zealand - Wednesday, September 13, 2000 at 04:34:11 (BST) The website needs more to do with leisure and tourism and fitnes ta very much. This is for 'A' level work. if any info could be sent to me via e mail it would be greatly appreciated. chris <chrispo_1999@yahoo.com> driffield, England - Tuesday, September 12, 2000 at 10:17:54 (BST) Friends, relatives or business colleagues visiting Driffield? Two large double rooms with en-suite available, B&B rates depending on length of stay etc. Paddock Lodge, Wansford Road, Driffield tel 07977 482488 for details. Louise Ramsay <louise-ramsay@beeb.net> Driffield, - Sunday, September 10, 2000 at 17:31:48 (BST) Hello Driffield. I lived there 'til I was 12 and we moved to the States in 1968. It would be great to hear from anyone who remembers me. I still have cousins there.....the Flintofts, the Willets. I've also visited in the past, most recently in 1990, 1994. So, how about it........Malcolm Parker? Andrew Woodcock? Any of you blokes still around? How about Nikki Petch, any relation to Stan Petch?...who was my dad's best friend back there. Well, it was a great place for a beer and a visit, but glad I got to experience the world. Don't be surprised to see me in a pub there in the near future. steve straker <sstraker@cisco.com> Roseville, Ca, USA - Wednesday, September 06, 2000 at 07:48:19 (BST) 'deuce and edge', nice town from the ariel view, check it out on getmapping.com. view the delights of driffield farms and the walshe clan from 500ft up. marco joaness <mrmr28@yahoo.com> limaboyakka, peru - Tuesday, September 05, 2000 at 17:21:49 (BST) our first e'mail message john 'arnell <www 'com john 'arnell> driffield, east yorkshire - Sunday, September 03, 2000 at 22:44:58 (BST) Disclaimer : The content of the material submitted to the Guestbook is entirely the responsibility of the contributors and in no way shall Driffield Online or MSH Internet be liable for for any loss suffered thereby. If you are aware of any abuse or inaccuracies contained in the Guestbook any where else on this site please email the Webmaster. 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