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Post by bodzy3 on Sept 15, 2007 4:51:16 GMT -1
Hey Olly, reading your last few notes I reckon I should have known you , cos I can relate to all the things you've been talking about like Cross street , I used to go in Sivori,s on Cross Street opposite Gore Street ,Iused to drink in the Suburban, with Eddie Jones , Bryan Hamlet (bones) Bryan Russel from Brook House Flats In fact its the only pub Iever got barred from in my life, the landlord then was my dads mate Johnny King ex top boxer in Manchester, I even used to have my hair( I used to have some) cut at Jax, It was a Tony Curtis with a DA at the backin them days , then you mentioned Myra , well we all knocked about in Siv,s on Hyde Rd ,with Myra and her sister Mo then we started drinkin in a little pub opposite the Corona on Birch St called the Imperial, Myra used to knock about with my mate Eddie Killin,who I used to with window clean with ,She also in her diary book mentions that she went to town with Eddie and another mate of mine called Tony Prendergast small world in'it By the waydid you ever have any reletives living in the Avenues off Chapman street Seddon Ave I think only I used to know a girl called June Ollerenshaw???
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Post by bodzy3 on Sept 15, 2007 5:02:27 GMT -1
All you people talking about the Rag and Bone man , does any of you remember the Pig Swill Man , cos in our back entry off Chapman street we had a secure metal post in the ground and tied to that was a metal dustbin and every body in the back-entry used to put left over food , rotten food ,anything that was food ,and a man used to come ,I guess once a week and throw it into his cart and take it away to feed the pigs we were told You can imagin in summer what that smelt like ,but if we caught a member of another gang doing somthing wrong " put him in the swill bin " we used to shout , and I do remember one going in .....YUK
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Post by OLLY on Sept 15, 2007 5:25:44 GMT -1
hiya bods yes we probably have crossed paths many a time I was always playing that pinball in the cafe when I was In there "rusty" was still going, he lived on the estate facing gorton market, always had two alsations with him, do you remember jimmy gorden the entertainer, he had a daughter, well Im walking from cross st with her on th`arm, towards three arrows and this gang came walking up, and rusty says thats my girl your with ,that was it there were five of them, this girl had a nickname of an indian name, carnt just think of it, dont know the june ollerenshaw, bodz, go on googl earth you can zoom right on to my car
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Post by OLLY on Sept 15, 2007 5:32:47 GMT -1
yeh see bodzy, I gets up saturday morn, sees that your on, starts to write a post back does that, posts it, comes off to see if your still there, are you there, no, gone back to bed again,
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Post by OLLY on Sept 18, 2007 16:29:23 GMT -1
jimmy gordons daughters nickname was apache, they lived facing, the opeshaw liberal club, greenside street.......
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Post by misschampers on Dec 28, 2007 9:57:37 GMT -1
I lived in Droylsden until I was 7 then moved down south and I remember the rag and bone man coming down our street every week.
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Post by OLLY on Dec 28, 2007 10:39:58 GMT -1
DROYLSDEN...... JUST BEEN UP THERE........I CALL THE PRECINCT...THE PROMENADE .............. ;D ;D ;D
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Post by misschampers on Dec 28, 2007 14:39:07 GMT -1
DROYLSDEN...... JUST BEEN UP THERE........I CALL THE PRECINCT...THE PROMENADE .............. ;D ;D ;D I call it the precinct ;D
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Post by feistylady on Jan 30, 2008 1:22:35 GMT -1
I have a shocking back memory but what sticks most in my mind about the Rag and Bone man was that he would be outside Old Moat School yes with the goldfish I pestered Mum for ages and she gave in one day and let me take a bunny rug from a pram I think, actually I think it was a favourite of mine lemon with a white bunny in the middle it was hard to part with but I wanted the Goldfish and yes it died
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