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Old 13-06-2018, 19:48   #1
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Can anyone remember the name of the shop at the end of Wordsworth Road Fern Gore in the 1950's it was just before the junction with Willows Lane.
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Old 21-06-2018, 14:35   #2
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No. But if you know Jimmy Ticker in Market Hall (next to the Stanley shop) he may be able to help as he used to live facing the shop on Wordsworth Rd.
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Old 27-06-2018, 19:01   #3
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Thanks Ferret man,I live in Edgworth it's a long time since I was in Accy.
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Old 28-06-2018, 12:46   #4
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ok Irene if I see Ticker I will ask him
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Old 29-06-2018, 08:30   #5
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This shop wasn't far from where the Grammar School playing field was. We had to walk up Back Willows Lane via the Underground to gete there. We used it as a tuck shop
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Old 29-06-2018, 13:26   #6
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Hi Irene, had a word with Ticker and this what he came up with Elsie and Frank Newhall.
Then after them came Mary+ Jean Carney. Hope this helps.
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Old 29-06-2018, 13:36   #7
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When Frank and Elsie Newhall sold the shop to Mary and Jean Carney's parents they took a newsagents on High Street, Rishton and later on took a second shop on High Street. Frank was a local hero for a time when he towed some cars away from some garages that had set on fire on Wordsworth Road I think that that would have been the early 50s.
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Old 30-06-2018, 19:39   #8
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Thanks Ferret Man,yes that's the one,I can remember the first bit of the name but couldn't remember the rest,thanks for taking the time to find out
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Old 01-07-2018, 10:21   #9
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Thanks Ferret Man,yes that's the one,I can remember the first bit of the name but couldn't remember the rest,thanks for taking the time to find out
You are welcome.
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