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A big hello from sunny South Australia


WORKSOP COUPLE DID 34 YEARS AT BATCHELORS FACTORY BETWEEN THEM

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"Tell Grundi to update his page more often"
Carl Barr, South Australia
Published Date:
25 February 2008
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Hi all. Carl, Lisa and Kitty Barr here in sunny South Australia.
We used to live at kestrel Mews, Gateford Estate until July 2006.

We are currently living in Hallet Cove Adelaide. I work at Arnotts Biscuits as a conveyor technician after being transferred from the Batchelors factory where both me and my wife worked.

I did nearly 18 years there, my wife 16 years. Lisa is currently manager of Pumpkin Patch in West Lakes Mall selling kids clothes.

I've included acouple of photos, we are also friends with Louise McHugh.

Tell Grundi to update his page more. keep up the good work!!!

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  • Last Updated: 25 February 2008 11:52 AM
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