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- Smithy - 26-Sep-2007 Frank, Where was Nixon's greengrocers? At the bottom of Northgate there was Wadge's, and George Blundell used to come round every week with his horse-drawn fruit and veg cart, so we had those kind of provisions literally on our doorstep. Oh...there was also Wrennalls at bottom of Northgate (remember the Billiard Hall as well??) Pat. - Smithy - 26-Sep-2007 Speed....you old smoothie, still charming the girls socks off!! I am 4 yrs. older than you, but thanks for that. Was 'Killer' Kelly's name Michael ? And who was 'hot-pot'? You may have read in Forum that Harry Moon is still around. - shuffy - 26-Sep-2007 Smithy Nixons greengrocers was on Hough lane towards the gas works end or the roundabout as it is now approximately across the road from where the car park is now - Smithy - 26-Sep-2007 Thanks for that Shuffy (Nixons)...in that area of Hough Lane, wasn't there also a row of little cottages, seem to remember a classmate at Methodist school lived there - and across the road a little green cabin that sold sweets? - Smithy - 26-Sep-2007 Another query re Nixon's...would it be near Thacker's newsagents and George Burrell's TV shop? - anacortesdamp - 26-Sep-2007 Yes, Pat - It was next door to Thacker's, to the right as you looked from across the street, number 90. Frank - Smithy - 26-Sep-2007 Thanks Frank....I do remember Nixons now! Who needs a Brain Tester game, this Forum is certainly awakenings my brain cells! There was also a rather nice 'ladies' shop near there (sold jumpers and lingerie) and further up do you remember Demains? - Sandieh - 27-Sep-2007 Seem to remember a toy shop called Dinky Butchers maybe next door to Nixons greengrocers and was`nt there a cafe on the same row ? the Cookson sisters lived in the cottages across the road, Mary was in my class at school and I think Barbara was in yours Patquote: Originally posted by Smithy Thanks for that Shuffy (Nixons)...in that area of Hough Lane, wasn't there also a row of little cottages, seem to remember a classmate at Methodist school lived there - and across the road a little green cabin that sold sweets? - Sandieh - 27-Sep-2007 Seem to remember a toy shop called Dinky Butchers maybe next door to Nixons greengrocers and was`nt there a cafe on the same row ? the Cookson sisters lived in the cottages across the road, Mary was in my class at school and I think Barbara was in yours Patquote: Originally posted by Smithy Thanks for that Shuffy (Nixons)...in that area of Hough Lane, wasn't there also a row of little cottages, seem to remember a classmate at Methodist school lived there - and across the road a little green cabin that sold sweets? - Smithy - 27-Sep-2007 Hi Sandie...yes re Dinky Butchers, yes re Barbara Cookson - she's on the school photo which I will air-mail to you next week (sent you an e-mail about it this morning) |