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Don't know why but as a kid i always remembered Kutters Korner on Attercliffe, i can't remember what they sold though? I think i just liked the name of the shop! :hihi:

Kutters Korner rings a distant bell, but like you, I don't know anything

about the shop.

We'll need help from another member.

Pierrepoints, (I hope that's the right spelling) was one of my favourite shops.

It was the big, open fruit stall, opposite Rossington's Bazaar.

I bet you remember that.

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Kutters Korner rings a distant bell, but like you, I don't know anything

about the shop.

We'll need help from another member.

Pierrepoints, (I hope that's the right spelling) was one of my favourite shops.

It was the big, open fruit stall, opposite Rossington's Bazaar.

I bet you remember that.

 

Oh yeah, the shop front is still there! Now covered up with some advertising hoarding :(

 

If anyone's interested, watch Andy's video series on the cliffe as a kid, really good!

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/70sheffieldlad

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I can remember when it was Boots ChemistsLOL

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I remember Les Fox. His shop was not far from Tinsey Wire. I used to buy jeans & other work-wear from there.

Les and his family were regulars at Darnall Baptist church.iMe too, as a kid.i[/Qi i went to Darnall Baptist Church new

 

Les Fox well,i might know you ?x

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foxes shop union pub also a cafe called pauls he was a canadian i was told it was more like a doss house than a cafe but still used to go in for a sarnie after a few pints on a saturday

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Les fox is my grandad, Ian fox is my dad. Does anyone have any photo's of les, Muriel or the homely store?

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i worked across road from foxs at sheffield hollow drill and used foxs regulary

we used to get wooden clogs for work and overalls

i bought my girlfriend now wife awatch he laid it away till i had paid for it at half a crown a week

 

hi rabitter

just a quick line what dept did you work at sheff hollow drill i worked there in 1960 in machine shop and rolling mill head roller was a chap called drapper les foxes was great for all you work clothes it was like aladins cave inside also remember guesthouse that did great bacon sandwiches regeads aj

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carbrook lad

i also worked in machine shop but it would be about 62/63.don greenfield was foreman dam good engineer,you will also remember alan grayson, needham

des walker.big eric,john parkin,dougy winters

the name of the roller was jack draper

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carbrook lad

as your from carbrook you will know the lads that worked in the mill

danny kemp

norman pickersgill

lenny jones

norman goodrum

john searson

harry bonnet

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les foxes son ian didnt he get a girl from balfour rd into trouble and run away with the fair i think i saw him in skeggy about 1975 looking really scruffy and down and out

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carbrook lad

as your from carbrook you will know the lads that worked in the mill

danny kemp

norman pickersgill

lenny jones

norman goodrum

john searson

harry bonnet

 

hi rabiter

what a blast from the past remember don greenfield as sugestered he was a great engineer transfered to rolling mill as i could earn more money than standing at a lathe i worked on jack drapers [bowlegs] shift iworked the finishing roll oppersite him for two year i think the other roller was richards or richardson memmory not as good 50years on but was a good place to work and a great set off lads to work with some of the names i can remember regards aj

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carbrook lad

the other roller was called titterton he was the son in law of the works manager cyril richards

wonder if you can remember the other mill hands

taggy

arthur clegg

pedley

nixon

baines

roll turner jimmy brooks

two mcdonald brothers

all characters in their own rights

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