memorabilia pics.

Terry · 14-02-2005, 14:33

Thought some of you older members might like some reminders of the past.
The accy youth club one is of course old Joe Morts. 1958. The fishing one is a membership you had to get to fish the calder, and who can forget the Elite.

cashman · 15-02-2005, 22:25

nice one terry spent many a happy hour up the elite,roland the one eyed slave,and bert were behind the counter in my day.just caught the tail end of joe morts first time i went up the stairs,stood on a guys foot by accident,he was leant on the wall at the top talking to mary,and got knocked down them,very painful stone steps,also very embarassing,funny now but not at the time.

Terry · 16-02-2005, 06:35

Thanks cashman. I can remember the blokes face but couldn't remember his name (Bert from the Elite that is). I remember a few people falling down the stairs at Joe Morts. Some of which weren't accidental

. But it was usually Joe on the door whilst Mary sorted out the records for the night. I used to have a couple in the pub next door before I went in

MITZY · 16-02-2005, 09:02

Thanks for the memories Terry . Morts many happy hours spent up there, but nearer the end. Ah memories.......

cashman · 16-02-2005, 10:11

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Originally Posted by Terry

Thanks cashman. I can remember the blokes face but couldn't remember his name (Bert from the Elite that is). I remember a few people falling down the stairs at Joe Morts. Some of which weren't accidental

. But it was usually Joe on the door whilst Mary sorted out the records for the night. I used to have a couple in the pub next door before I went in

the pub next door was the big crown-the first landlord i remember was bernard-after that it was frank,happy days.cashman.

cashman · 15-03-2009, 23:01

just noticed on the morts ticket the phone number was only 4 numbers back then, anyone know when it became 6?

never realised cos never had a phone till late 70s.

Alan Gilmartin · 16-03-2009, 07:51

Secretary 's address 119 Whalley Rd, is it still there, Cashy, never went up Morts.

Royboy39 · 16-03-2009, 09:56

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Originally Posted by cashman

just noticed on the morts ticket the phone number was only 4 numbers back then, anyone know when it became 6?

never realised cos never had a phone till late 70s.

I remember our phone No at Park Farm in 1950.....3836.
In 51-52 it was changed to 33836 stayed that way until I left.

jaysay · 16-03-2009, 10:03

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Originally Posted by cashman

just noticed on the morts ticket the phone number was only 4 numbers back then, anyone know when it became 6?

never realised cos never had a phone till late 70s.

I think they went to 6 numbers when STD system came into use cashy, when I lived in Rosendale I had a 5 digit number and they added a 2 in front, I think, but I've slept a few times since then

beechy · 16-03-2009, 11:36

The Elite Snooker Club over Redmans
i was playing up there the night Kennedy died.
way back memories

jaysay · 16-03-2009, 16:30

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Originally Posted by beechy

The Elite Snooker Club over Redmans
i was playing up there the night Kennedy died.
way back memories

I was just going in St. Marys Centre on Sun Street Ossy when heard about Kennedy, surprising how people know what they were doing at that time

West Ender · 16-03-2009, 18:07

We had a phone put in just after the war and we were Accrington 2894. I think it changed to 32894 in the early 60s.

tosh · 16-03-2009, 21:37

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Originally Posted by beechy

The Elite Snooker Club over Redmans
i was playing up there the night Kennedy died.
way back memories

i was there the same night we must know one another.

jaysay · 17-03-2009, 10:06

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Originally Posted by tosh

i was there the same night we must know one another.

Looks like both you and Beechy had a misspent youth tosh

Amy Bracewell · 17-03-2009, 13:12

hi cashman
remember jo morts very well from the 50s and the Blackpool crowd coming and causing trouble happy days nothing like it now amy bracewell born in Accrington now live in st annes