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Cashy's mantra is being stretched to the limits at the moment;)

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Hi fliss, do you know what happened to Jimmy and does he have any remaining family?

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I do! I should do! I had to go shopping every morning before school. It was on Richmond Street, They opened at 8. 30 a.m. and school started at 9 a.m. got caned if I was late. No fairness in this world. Never questioned it-just did it. Happy days.

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I remember Dutton Street and it had a bakers' shop which made delicious whimberry pies-thin pastry and lots of fruit and juice. Used to take one up for mum to Fern gore, on a Tuesday. There was a florists and a men's hairdresser. Someone worked there called Jimmy Clark. I think Bailey's window was at the top of the street and the church-St. James' I think and that was across from the public library. I caught the bus to Fern Gore from Peel Street, at the bottom of little Blackburn Road.

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One of Woolworths side windows was at the bottom of Dutton St.

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Woolworths sid window and entraance was at the bottom of Dutton St. on one side.

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I new Jimmy, he was a gentleman. As a school kid I learned a lot about radio from him and went on to work for Relay Vision on Abbey Street.