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My mum knows hayley (personally i mean), and janice (vicky) went to my friends mums school XD <3

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i used to go on holiday to tenby a place called Lydstep haven and vicky entwistle went with her family every year the same time we became good friends over the years and ashe still speaks when ever we see each other :)

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By the sound of it today , Stephen Lowe ** loweily ** On accyweb will be interviewing " julie Hesmondhalgh " From corrie if anybody is interested on Radio lancs tomorrow , between 9 am and 11 am
A local celeb !

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Vicky Entwistle (Janice Battersby) was on the Wright Stuff (Channel 5) on Wednesday morning 10 Nov 10 and she mentioned Accrington - also on Thursday on BBC play Moving on - Alfie Allen character mentioned Accrington Stanley ;):D

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Vicky Entwistle was a mate of my youngest daughter at school, they went to Rhyddings, think Vicky lived somewhere like Cardigan Avenue Ossy

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Was Yew Tree Drive.

I had to go there, to plan Sunday school lessons with her mum.

:rolleyes::D

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Sunday School lessons:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

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Now Jay hardly a Christian attitude ! Take note of this sample From one Mr.T.Pratchett & his book "Pyramids". :)


At the other end of the dormitory Chidder was kneeling on Cheesewright's back and knocking his head repeatedly against the wall.

'Say it again,' he commanded. 'Come on - "There's nothing wrong-"'

'"There's nothing wrong with a chap being man enough-" curse you, Chidder, you beastly-'

'I can't hear you, Cheesewright,' said Chidder.

'"Man enough to say his prayers in front of other chaps", you rotter.'
'Right. And don't you forget it.'

A little more acceptance if you please ! :rolleyes:

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I agree with you John!!!!:D:D:D

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How on earth could the Sunday school teacher, and the Sunday school teacher's assistant, plan what was to be taught otherwise?

Many a wise lesson was learned in those classes.

;)

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Exactly:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

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I had a road to Damascus moment, aged sixteen, when I suddenly realised I didn't believe there was a God.

That was one important lesson learned.

;)

:D

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Though saying that, I'm happy I was brought up in a family with a long association with Methodism in Ossy.

It shaped who I am, and what I think today, and that's partly due to knowing such a good woman as Vicky's mum, Maureen.

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A very noble explanation G;)

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Did you ever make her tea? ;)

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Did nt Madge Hindle come from Blackburn ?
( a stones throw from Accrington ! )

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She did.

She was Mayoress of the town, when her mother was the Mayor.

She lives near Settle, in a farm house she originally bought with her old friend, and fellow Blackburnian Russell Harty.

I was at school with her daughter Charlotte, who presented the Saturday morning childrens programme Get Fresh, in the eighties.

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Yeahh, my mum went to school with Janice (vicky) she went to hippings methodist primary school in ossy. :)

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I suddenly feel very old.

:D

She did go to Hippings.

She was also the Harvest Queen at Rhyddings Methodist church.

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[quote=garinda;924178]I suddenly feel very old.

:D
:hehetable:hehetable:hehetable:hehetable:hehetable :tongueout
Retlaw

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[quote=Retlaw;924199]Thats because you are bloody old:tongueout:tongueout:tongueout tha oud git:D:D:D

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It is easy to forget. Looking so youthful.

Still being asked if I want a half-fare on the bus, doesn't help.

:rolleyes:

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Nightmares again G:D

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Yes, a nightmare.

Even more so when Mum says 'Yes, he's a half', and makes me sit on her knee if the bus is busy.

:eek:

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:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:Just picturing that one:D

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my Mums cousin Tommy and Franny Franks !!