annjune

oh yes i do remember them ,

yes i do remember the cafe , and i also went in the sportsman with the other nurses , nice to hear from you

thanks will do

i remember that family think there was a boy and girl , i cant think of their name

did anyone grow up on archdale road in the 50s and 60s , i lived at 152 on the newer houses ,

did any one start their pupil nurse training at lodge moor in 1969 to 1970 , mr palmer was one of the tutors of class 21 , there was only 6 of us left in that class by the end of our training and we all passed through , we had a group photograph taken at the end of the course ,and i lost mine a few years back it would be nice to see it again . i was one of the last nurses to care for dennis in the last iron lung ,before he died . it would also be nice to hear from any spinal patient in 1970

did you know the malkin twins carol and margaret i think they lived on the circle they went to pipworth road scool in the 50s

does anyone remeber mrs rhyals , she lived on stonecliffe road and ran the sunday school at st swithuns church

thats really interesting x

i used to go to pipworth shool , there was a sandra hibbard in my class

i knew jamie reeves my ex husband trained with him , i used to go to his gym

i was born on darcy close in 1949 it was number 8 i think we moved when i was 5 , i still remember some of the kids

hi bacardi , i am 61 so you would have been a baby when i was there , i lived at 152 archdale rd and moved to norfolk park when i was 20 x i remember kevin x i worked at evans chemist on manor park centre about 1966

i went to school with a patrick day , pipworth rd in the 50s

does any one remember the shop opposite the steel inn it was run by mrs weed ,we used to buy jubblies frozen for 3 pennies , and she made luckie bags ,she would tell us off if we messed about , which i never did , lol

you sound like a good person chris , these things happen as children it is part of growing up x happy new year

can i just say to chris hall , that it wasnt you who hit me with the flying plank it was my brother , i didnt end up in hospital just had a few bruises x im sure the person you hit will have forgiven you x

any body know irene kenworthy who lived on archdale rd on the new houses

does anyone remember " THE RECK " on the manor near archdale road it was a play ground in the 50s and 60s an old man called pop taylor used to sit in his hut making sure we behaved ourselves , he wouldnt stand a chance now bless him , i got knocked out with the flying plank , no health and safety then you just got over it .

i remember the stairs , after a few barley wines you could roll down them lol

thank you dido for answering my question x

i went to pipworth road school , i left in 1964 , i was june hardy then ,i told the careers officer i wanted to go into nursing , he said i wasnt clever enough and sent me to a factory job but instead got a job in a chemist learnt all about medicines 2 years later trained as a nurse , passed in 1971 and im still working . so dont let anybody tell you that you cant do something because your not good enough , we are all good enough .

does any one remember the mojo club on barnsley road , what a place it was ,run by pete and jeff stringfellow ,i loved it , but my mother never knew i went there or she would have locked me up , they later opened a club on dixon lane but cant remember the name

i take my dogs for a walk accross shortbrook field on westfield and just before you reach the stream there are 2 large patches of rough land where buildings must have stood i am curiouse at what must have stood there , does any body know ? june