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10 NeutralAbout weersmefags
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- Birthday 01/08/1946
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Dronfield
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Semi Retired...Winding Down
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Jordanthorpe Secondary Modern School
weersmefags replied to Harry H's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
I was at Jordanthorpe from 1957 to 1961 Most of that time in Mr. "Chalky" White's class. Also Deputy Head Mr Rook. -
I still have my tag from the 1950s
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Most luxurious bus you've been on in Sheffield.
weersmefags replied to chem1st's topic in Sheffield News & Discussions
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Sheffield Motor Chair Club. (SMCC)
weersmefags replied to kenfozzy's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
Don't know about the group, but remember the ice blue INVACAR and in particular a man called Mr. Martin who used to tow a trailer with his INVACAR and sell sweets from the trailer to the kids on the Greenhill estate this would have been in the 1950s -
Gloops... is there no end to what can be found on this site?... I have just dug out my GLOOPS club membership card No. 430,732
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Yes norton did have Spitfire as "gate guard" there is much of this Spitfire in other threads... photo can be seen at......... photobucket.com/albums/v634/Mark12/Album%203/16-TB308RAFNorton001.jpg
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Hey yes had forgot that side of it, but yes that's how it was, awful.... thanks for the reminder.....
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Scholes Copice - a figment of my imagination?
weersmefags replied to SputnikBoy's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
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My memories of Norton camp are from my grandparents living just down the road in Norton Avenue... it was always referred to by them as the barrage balloon... remember going to open days there, one time in particular when some child was run over by a trailer giving rides as he tried to jump on for a free ride.... another time i won three racing cars in a raffle.... often used to find ammunition outside the fence.. we were sure that some were live, but our attempts to set it off by hitting with a hammer never worked!!!!! was in 367 South Sheffield ATC Squadron from 1958 to 1961 (approx).... remember NAAFI with two snooker tables and a 78 rpm jukebox which was replaced with a new fangled 45 rpm Rockola in my time there.... Oh and the ATC social evenings at the camp when GIRLS from the Women's Junior Air Corps (wjac) were invited...... the youth of today don't know what they are missing.......
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367 South Sheffield Air Training Corp
weersmefags replied to kenfozzy's topic in Sheffield History & Expats
Hey yes..... such memories, sad looking place now Norton Camp, upsets me going past...... ATC now have their own website at http://www.freewebs.com/367squadron/