The Street Family
 

On another website, a lady in Australia is asking about (her) Street family of Accrington. I want to tell her about a janitor we had at Accrington Grammar School in the 50s - Mr Street. We called him Billy but I think he was called Arthur.He was a little fat chap, a delightful, cheerful man, ever ready to joke with the lads. If you can tell me anything about him, even such as wehere did he lives, I would be grateful. He may well still be aliave, or at least have family, still around.
The lady has relatives in Accrington but is not in touch with them. They are Ashworths, and one of them, David, now 68/69, was co-owner of the Elite Snooker Club. Any knowledge of him?

Re: The Street Family
 

Elite snooker has now gone NLTG bought the place .:o
ian

Re: The Street Family
 

Presume he was Co-Owner when Elite was oer Redmans Bob?

Re: The Street Family
 

I don't know that. He was owner along with his sister and brother in law.
I used to cue for corned beef at Redman's.
I remember the first time I had corned beef. My grandma said. " Ah've getten thi some corned beef fer thi tay, cock." I said, "Is it Fra Bentos?" She said, Now, it's fra' Redman's"

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I think I remember this person back in the late 70's early 80's when the Elite Snooker club used to be at the end of Hyndburn road at the old Ambulance Hall, but I cannot recall where they went to when they left, sorry.

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I think if it is the same Arthur Street I knew he lived in a bungalow on Arncliffe Avenue he and his wife are now dead but their Grand Daughter and her children live in the bungalow as he left it to her eldest Daughter who is still too young to live alone in it yet. She has family on Avenue Parade in Accrington too.