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INTRODUCTIONMy name is Maureen Copping and for many years I had a market stall at the Old Loom Mill, Hailsham. Then after trading for a number of years I was asked to take my business elsewhere, so I now work from a webpage - www.maureenschoice.co.uk. I started to sell local history books when an author friend of mine asked me to stock their books, and as I am researching and writing local history myself, I felt the time was right to change over to books. I have now self published a book on Polegate history and working on other titles. The books I now stock are either written by Sussex authors or are about the County of Sussex, including history, railways, geology etc. Not all the books that I sell are on this website, so please contact me for an up to date catalogue of products. I still sell Tea Tree and Aloe Vera Foot preparations. Please contact me for details and prices, pawhistory@btinternet.com. I also give illustrated talk lectures based on my own historical researches. Please contact me for details of current projects. Price lists are available; please contact me for a copy. I also source out of print books for a small fee. I now have a mail order service, postage and packing will be added to your order, please ask for a quotation as the new postage rates including size and weight can vary. Email pawhistory@btinternet.com Home made greetings cards available, please ask for designs etc. I am one of the founder members of POLEGATE AND WILLINGDON LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY, [started in 2003 with June Broady], its Archivist and committee member. Our meetings are held at St Johns Church Hall, High Street, Polegate, BN26, doors opening at 6.45pm. The meeting starts at 7pm and finishes at 9 pm. We have a break in between for a raffle, tea and chat, and a chance to visit the bookstall and view some of the books on this website. Most of our meetings are on the third Friday of the month, apart from a few that have been altered to the second Friday as the hall is unavailable. Visitors and researchers welcome. POLEGATE AND WILLINGDON LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY MEETINGS FOR 2012 20 Jan - Stephen Myall - Victorian Developments of Brighton Estates 10 Feb - Kevin Gordon -The Lost Villages of Tidemill 16 March - Will Duke - Life and Times of Scan Tester 20 April -Chris McCooey - Rogues, Rascals and rebels 18 May - Peter Hill - Pills, Potions and patience 15 June - Paul James - Great Society Hostesses 20 July - Malcolm Lawrence - The Moving Image 17 August - Ian Everest - Newhaven Fort - then and now 21 Sept - Chris Butler - Eastg Sussex under attack 19 October - Phil Gardner - AGM - Aspects of Eastbourne 16 November - David Homewood - Talking Machines - History of the Grammophone and phonograph Outings 16 May - Scotney Castle 12 Sept - Eltham Palace Walks 20 June - guided tour of Seaford 18 July - walk round Westham and Pevensey email vice chairman - cyndy.jones@mypostoffice.co.uk or telephone 01323 486208 secretary - Margaret Worrall - 01323 484293 Meetings held monthly on a Friday evening at St Johns Church Hall, High Street, Polegate. from 7-9pm. doors open at 6.45 pm. If you would like to assist with some history research please contact me. When leaving telephone massages on my answer phone, please SPEAK SLOWLY, AND CLEARLY when leaving TELEPHONE NUMBERS. If you do not get a reply within seven days, then please write to me at P.O. Box 2951, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN20 9WZ. Or email pawhistory@btinternet.com I would like to hear from anyone or their descendants, who lived in Polegate, Willingdon and Hailsham or have any old photos etc., also Meads village, Eastbourne. Also various other projects in the pipeline on Polegate, Willingdon, and some in other areas including Holmwood, Dorking, Surrey. If anyone wants any assistance in looking for relatives in my specialist area, please contact pawhistory@btinternet.com or telephone Maureens Choice. Information and pictures etc are wanted by the Trojan Owners Club, of any of the vehicles made at their factory, TROJAN CAR COMPANY, at Purley Way, Croydon, Surrey. Looking to hear from anyone who worked at this factory or their descendants, as they are writing the companies history. As well as vehicles this company also made various parts of other appliances. Also like to hear from anyone who has one of their vehicles. This company was started by Leslie Hounsfield who went to school in Brighton. Contact pawhistory@btinternet.com or look at website www.trojanownersclub.co.uk CHATTERBOX RECORDING CLUB was started off in the 1960s by a couple of radio hams, who swapped their radio receivers for open reel tape recorders. Since then this world wide club has grown to include modern technology like cassette recorders with built in microphones, and emails via a computer. Corresponding is on a one to one basis, not an open channel. This club is open to members of all ages and gender from anywhere in the world. For a yearly subscription, currently at £8. Eight pounds sterling, per person, the club offers a directory of members, 4 copies a year of the printed magazine currently known as Chatterers World, which also features articles submitted by members and round robin section tapes on many different topics. 4 copies a year of the Sound Magazine which is made up from members own recordings. If you would like to join us in our armchair travel, or chat with us either by tape or email, please contact - Maureen D. Copping, Secretary, CHATTERBOX RECORDING CLUB, P.O. Box 2951, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN20 9WZ, England, or email maureencopping@yahoo.co.uk I am not a native of Sussex, although I have lived in the county for the past 50 years. I am trying to trace some of my ancestors who had the names of Arney, Fox, Kell, Newson, Puddicombe, Reed, Reeves, Rule and Sheehan. Occupations include shipwrights and printers, ranging from Kent, London, Norfolk, Suffolk, Wiltshire and many other places. If any of these names are of interest to you please contact me. email pawhistory@btinternet.com |
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