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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Robert. The chippy was a fairly big wooden shed on the left hand side going up from North Street somewhere round about No.30 opposite the gates into Aristoc.I think a family named Reeves lived next door,I used to go to Langley Mill Boys School with a Peter Reeves,he also had a sister Beryl.The shop further up next to the entrance to the Girls School was Mrs.Holfords. PaulR Suz. you've brought memories back about Arthur Townsend's shooting brake,did'nt they live about half-way across Upper Dunstead?on the left hand side.[/quote]
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This message was updated on 2/25/2006 10:16:24 PM by paulr

Shops in Langley Mill
replied on: 2/25/2006 10:10:59 PM

Robert.
The chippy was a fairly big wooden shed on the left hand side going up from North Street somewhere round about No.30 opposite the gates into Aristoc.I think a family named Reeves lived next door,I used to go to Langley Mill Boys School with a Peter Reeves,he also had a sister Beryl.The shop further up next to the entrance to the Girls School was Mrs.Holfords.
PaulR

Suz. you've brought memories back about Arthur Townsend's shooting brake,did'nt they
live about half-way across Upper Dunstead?on the left hand side.

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