Do Whitewells still do ice-cream? - Page 5

Bernard Dawson · 16-02-2010, 18:40

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Originally Posted by katex

I'll fourth it ... LOL.

He used to come down our street didn't he Bernard ?

He did Kate, I can still picture him now coming down the street.

steeljack · 16-02-2010, 20:20

Think there was an ice cream chap from Rishton called Tommy Taylor who covered the Rishton, Arrod and Clayton areas.

cashman · 16-02-2010, 21:30

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Originally Posted by katex

I'll fourth it ... LOL.

heres a 5th lol, his hoss was ok as well.

Wynonie Harris · 16-02-2010, 21:44

Went to school with his son, Ian. Some Italian ice cream company offered him money for his recipe, but he wouldn't sell.

katex · 17-02-2010, 00:03

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Originally Posted by cashman

heres a 5th lol, his hoss was ok as well.

As they say "No answer to that one" ..

Alan Gilmartin · 19-02-2010, 05:42

Tha marnt put cart afor thoss Kate, Cashy loves his hoss.

Alan Gilmartin · 19-02-2010, 05:46

Pretty sure Tommy Taylor lived in Clayton on Whalley rd next to the old Empress Cinima, Steely I think he made his own Ice Cream. But it was a hellava long time ago.

steeljack · 19-02-2010, 17:55

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin

Pretty sure Tommy Taylor lived in Clayton on Whalley rd next to the old Empress Cinima, Steely I think he made his own Ice Cream. But it was a hellava long time ago.

Your probably right , new he was an 'outsider' , you know what a suspicious and clanish lot Arroders are , not quite as interbred as that lot fro Rishton but close

hellava long time ago...... come on its only 50 odd years

Lost in Cornwall · 20-02-2010, 10:05

Was there a chap called Tripp who used to take ice cream round Clayton, probably early 1960's. Had a shop somewhere opposite Clayton Con Club?

Alan Gilmartin · 21-02-2010, 16:18

that rings a bell I'll ask my dad. There was a shop next door to the Albion that sold lovely creamy icecream.

Lost in Cornwall · 27-02-2010, 08:12

I think he used to push it round in a hand cart and blow a whistle to let people know he was there.

Retlaw · 24-12-2013, 21:21

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin

The buildings behind Clayton Con, was Pooles pop works. They made all kinds of drinks including ginger beer in the old stone flagons, ( made good hot water bottles, ). I think the family lived in Sparth House. I remember the son Colin Poole, he was a bit of a character. I think he had a club foot. I can remember buying ice cream at the shop-cafe, at Cock Bridge, I think that was Whitewells. Can't recall where it was made.

I know this is an old thread but it came up in a search for Pooles Mineral Water, and Dobbo might be interested.
Just found the service records for an Alfred Poole, served in the A.S.C.M.T. Occupation Mineral Water manufacturer, Tremellen St, Accrington, eldest son Collinson Poole born 1903.