JackDoff

I absolutly hate the smiths - Morrisey is CRAP

was it "Raymond Lewis" ??????????

I was there until 76. Best memories were the youth club (playing the pinballs Singalong & Doozie), the swimathon. I got the cane from several inc houdmont, adams & Savage. I loved mrs Woof (she was a babe) but my fav teacher was mt Edows - she ws lovely. Oh dear we played awful tricks on mrs Griffiths (maths)

I think it is quite clear - The best thing about Rotherham is the road to SHEFFIELD

Lewis definatly rings a bell. But was it "Lewis #####" or "###### Lewis".

I always thought the saying was Thrupence - ha(Y)penney

couldnt you say "half a tanner"

One of the best night in town has to be the boardwalk, it has live music every friday and the atmosphere is fantastic. We regularly go and we have never had a bad night - its always great

I hope they have to go through Chapeltown at tea time then they can experience the same bloody traffic jams I encounter every day. Some one told me the average speed (to complete a journey in sheffield) is just over 20 mph. I average 7mph on my journey home each night. It really gets me angry.

Other teachers I remember are Mr Ellis (Bogie flicker), Miss Clark, Miss Swithern, Mr Albare I can even remember a couple of the dinner ladies - Mrs Myers.& Mrs Charlesworth. But the best thing about school then were Sports day and bottles of milk in the morning break. Which house team was you in? I was in Cravens. Do you remember the tuck shop and Dundee biscuits? They were huge

I also went to whitby rd, Mr Saxon was the headmaster and Mrs mustle was my first teacher. She was lovely. I went to hurlfield after whitby road. It does take you back, your right.

I lived in Darnall when I was a nipper, near the fire station. My mum always took us ont cliffe. I used to love goig in woolies and having a glass of orange out of the "chiller fountain" & then going to peerpoints for some fruit. We also used to go to the pavilion pictures I remember once we went and the fee to get in was a glass jar

some one mentioned morris bywaters but that wasnt it either - please keep your suggestions coming

No, I dont think it was Lesley Cass. That name does not ring any bells. But thank you for reply-ing.

Can anyone remember the name of the jewellers on Chapel Walk in the late 70's. I think it was opposite the fruit shop just near the bend. I bought my wife engagement ring from this shop in 1977 and she recently lost it. I want so much to buy her one that is exactly the same (if the jeweller still exists)