All Saints - Page 2

Eric · 03-04-2007, 02:53

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Originally Posted by chrissy

Does any one remember Mrs scambler and Mrs Pilkington, they were the infant teachers at the time I was there in the late 50s. Used to teach us abut NIP AND FLUFF, DICK AND DORA !!!!!

Oh yes. And I think it was Miss Pilkington. She was nice, her sister who taught the top form was spawned in hell. Well almost. One thing that stands out, and I've no idea why, and my shrink is too stoned to elucidate, is that in the stormy season, the morning hymn was always for "those in peril on the sea." That and the chalk dust. Maybe senility is setting in.

Hope so.

AccyMad · 03-04-2007, 11:09

Mrs Scambler was still there when I started in 1965, she was one of my favourites. I also liked Mrs Bracewell, although she could be a bit scary, she always found time last thing on a Friday to tell us a story & pretended she shouldn't be doing it. She'd shut the classroom door, put her finger to her lips and whisper 'not a word to the vicar'

chrissy · 03-04-2007, 15:24

I remember the hymn `over the sea there are little brown children` I used to love that one, and `raggle taggle gypsies o` oh what memories, that and watch with mother, sighhhhh

Eric · 04-04-2007, 20:25

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Originally Posted by chrissy

I remember the hymn `over the sea there are little brown children` I used to love that one, and `raggle taggle gypsies o` oh what memories, that and watch with mother, sighhhhh

"Watch with mother," my god, I go all the way back to "Listen with mother."

AccyMad · 04-04-2007, 20:27

Watch With Mother - ah memories, The Woodentops were my favourite, saw the 'new' Andy Pandy yesterday and was in shock - Little Weed was talking - they have to spoil everything

flashy · 04-04-2007, 20:28

my mate started at All Saints in about 1954......chrissy i believe you know my mate....and her fella

chrissy · 16-04-2007, 23:00

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Originally Posted by AccyMad

Watch With Mother - ah memories, The Woodentops were my favourite, saw the 'new' Andy Pandy yesterday and was in shock - Little Weed was talking - they have to spoil everything

Yea I know what you mean, the whole atmosphere has gone...or is it because we`ve grown up. I used to love Bill and Ben and Rag Tag `n` Bobtail

chrissy · 16-04-2007, 23:02

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Originally Posted by flashytart

my mate started at All Saints in about 1954......chrissy i believe you know my mate....and her fella

Oh eye, and who might this be

flashy · 17-04-2007, 10:10

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Originally Posted by chrissy

Oh eye, and who might this be

Ros Whittam and of course you know her fella

keith · 17-04-2007, 21:28

my late uncle harry lived on queens street which is classed as the bottom end after doing his night shift cleaning at what was then accrington corparation bus depot went home to bed while my aunt lizzie went to her day job working in a clayton mill when my aunt went home after work she found my uncle dead at the bottom of the stairs all my family was shocked because my late uncle was ever so popular with everyone my uncle had a daughter called irene who married a clayton lad who was a civil engineer My family over the years lost touch with her and the last time we heard of her was when her now late mother visited her living then on the outskirts of london her husband working on building the london barrier my cousins surname was jackson does that ring any bells with anyone

chrissy · 18-04-2007, 19:26

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Originally Posted by flashytart

Ros Whittam and of course you know her fella

Yes I know her, but I thought Ros went to Mount Pleasant ???

ChrissieB · 09-09-2007, 23:44

I was at All Saints from 1955 to 1961. I have posted a group photo of Miss Lindley's class on friendsreunited. I remember Miss Lindley , the Misses Pilkington, Mr Bradshaw and Mr Kennedy,our regular trips to the church and Sunday school, the 'Converzasione' , school dinners and Miss Wolstenholme looking after us in the yard, Father Christmas visiting 'the baby end'.Happy Days !