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I remember Pauline Williamson off Cotleigh Rd, she had a brother called Roland. I was also younger than her, so didn't get a look in! The only other females I can recall were Maggie Bishop and Mary Wyer, but I think Pauline was most likely to be the best time trialler. Oh, there was also Betty Sergeant, who Les Poole used to fancy.

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The only girl i knew with them or can remember was Pauline Williamson,from Cotleigh Rd who was older than me and the reason i went schoolboy crush but the pain and rejection made me realise it was a lost cause,lol

 

I think the lass i am remembering was called Robottom.

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Pewitt Café near Owler Bar

According to local gossip it was bought by the owners of the newly built stone house.

The story goes that it was deliberately set on fire so that they could then replace it with a modern building, but there are always tales like that going around.:suspect:

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Yes knew Roland well lived accross the rd from him went to there partys as for Betty Sergent went out with her at school dont know Les Poole though,Bettys parents used to do shift work great when they were on 2-10.00.

 

If you lived opposite Pauline, you may have known Dick Mottishead. He was a tyrefitter at Kennings. I worked with him for a while whilst serving my apprenticeship, great guy! I lived on Springwater Drive, Tom Porter is the name. Used to be in Howard's bike shop quite a lot and was good pals with Keith Booth who worked there. I think I might know you?

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Hi OAP 1942 I'm sure I must have known you way back then. I used to deliver 'The Star' in that area for many years, and I'm wracking my brain to think of names. I seem to recall a family called Bakers, who could have lived at 14 or 18. And a guy with a motorbike and sidecar (Storey?) at 22 or 24 (bit of a perv, I think). Dave Mottishead was the son of Dick, the guy I worked with. They did live at no. 6. Please, what's your name?

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Yep guilty as charged im Norman Baker lived at 16 but after leaving school only spent about 3yrs of and on there before i had it away,stopped being called Nobby reverted to first name Mike,got married for 2nd time still am never went bck until 84,(black Sheep of the family).

Mike

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Yep guilty as charged im Norman Baker lived at 16 but after leaving school only spent about 3yrs of and on there before i had it away,stopped being called Nobby reverted to first name Mike,got married for 2nd time still am never went bck until 84,(black Sheep of the family).

Mike

 

Well, small world! Am I right in thinking that your dad had a Triumph Herald, and a London accent.

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