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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]RE the shop on Ebenezer Street. I lived in Ebenezer Street and can remember the shop well. Although properly called "J Holford" (??), it was known by all and sundry as "Junes" after the woman who served there. She claimed always that she originally came for a holdiay for a week and never left. The front garden was flagged over, with 7 slabs from one wall to the other. We always had it marked out to play hopscotch.[/quote]
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Shops in Langley Mill
replied on: 12/20/2004 3:15:49 PM

RE the shop on Ebenezer Street.

I lived in Ebenezer Street and can remember the shop well. Although properly called
"J Holford" (??), it was known by all and sundry as "Junes" after the woman who served there. She claimed always that she originally came for a holdiay for a week and never left.

The front garden was flagged over, with 7 slabs from one wall to the other. We always had it marked out to play hopscotch.

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