Did you ever live in Parson Cross? (Part 2)

[peter bush 10]

babysenior - our Tony asked how your Alice is?

[Bushbaby 11]

The book “Gee’or Ruwerin’ – Growing up in sixties Parson Cross” by Steve Bush, goes on sale tomorrow (Monday 14th March”) at the Star Shop on York Street, and at Waterstones and WHSmith, price £7.95

 

All the author’s profits will go to Bluebell Hospice

 

see foto: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bushbaby387/?saved=1

 

Many of the stories in it started life as small items here on The Forum, and you’ll no doubt recognize some of them (Country Dancing in Grenoside and Day trips to Cleethorpes to name but two)

 

Enjoy!!

[neilf 10]

Looking forward to reading it Steve.Going down town especially to purchase said book.

[Janner 10]

Is there anyone in this forum who lived on my part of Parson Cross ie Masters Rd.?

[charley999 10]

my sister in law and her husband Jeff & Vicky Cupitt lived on Masters Rd a good few years ago

[Bushbaby 11]

Is there anyone in this forum who lived on my part of Parson Cross ie Masters Rd.?

 

Hi

The only people I knew from that area were the Smith brothers, Dave and Ian. Both really good footballers. Dave was an apprentice at Huddersfield for a while.Their dad Brian ran the Colley YC team in the early seventies

[JulieKC 10]

Hi there. Our Tracy is in Grimsby. Shes a grandma to 4 now. Shes a teaching assistant in primary school. Will remember you to her when we speak tomorrow. If I had seen this earlier I was speaking with her today.

Yes I remember Jill. I knocked about with girls in her year. Whats your first name?

I havent got grand kids yet. Only 1 son. 19. Our Denise if you knew her, shes got 4 grand children. Lives High Green. Thanks for replying x

 

Our Tracy does remember you. Your also a Tracey with an "E". Your husbands cousin Sharon, married to Graham Medley lives in a house at the bottom of our Denises garden (well over the fence on the next road). Graham was anothe lad who we knocked about with for a while when we was kids.He lived round the corner to us on Chaucer. x

Edited March 15, 2011 by JulieKC
added extra.

[Bushbaby 11]

Graham was another lad who we knocked about with for a while when we was kids.He lived round the corner to us on Chaucer. x

I knew Graham well.A bit of a comic. Same age as me I think. Went to Yew Lane. Used to drive the 79/89 bus. Always closed his eyes as he went through the bus gate at the top of Adlington 'cause he didn't think he would make it

[JulieKC 10]

I knew Graham well.A bit of a comic. Same age as me I think. Went to Yew Lane. Used to drive the 79/89 bus. Always closed his eyes as he went through the bus gate at the top of Adlington 'cause he didn't think he would make it

 

Im now wondering if thats why you look familiar to me. I seem to know your face fom when you was younger. Julie

[Richard PX5 10]

The book “Gee’or Ruwerin’ – Growing up in sixties Parson Cross” by Steve Bush, goes on sale tomorrow (Monday 14th March”) at the Star Shop on York Street, and at Waterstones and WHSmith, price £7.95

 

All the author’s profits will go to Bluebell Hospice

 

see foto: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bushbaby387/?saved=1

 

Many of the stories in it started life as small items here on The Forum, and you’ll no doubt recognize some of them (Country Dancing in Grenoside and Day trips to Cleethorpes to name but two)

 

Enjoy!!

 

will it be available at meadowhall's whsmith??? it would be great to see how all you oldies grew up on the cross

[Bushbaby 11]

will it be available at meadowhall's whsmith??? it would be great to see how all you oldies grew up on the cross

 

Copies of it were delivered to WHSmith at Meadowhall on Monday, 14th, so it should be available now

 

Oldies?

[KateT 10]

Oldies?

 

Oldies? Never!