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Does anyone remember the old accy co-op? I was a tv engineer from 1967-1978.
Hi fliss, do you know what happened to Jimmy and does he have any remaining family?
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.
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.
One of Woolworths side windows was at the bottom of Dutton St.
Woolworths sid window and entraance was at the bottom of Dutton St. on one side.
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.