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  1. Middlesbrough Evening Gazette

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    Sheila commented  · 

    Anyone remember the Saturday afternoon Deaf Hill Welfare Hall Dances in the 60’s, mentioned previously by Barbara? Interested in seeing some photos? Having a laugh or just remembering ‘good times’ ? Then go to the Forum and see how we have changed…lol

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  2. Staffordshire Sentinel

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  3. Manchester Evening News

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    Sheila commented  · 

    I lived in Longsight until 1954 when we emigrated to the states. We lived on Pimlott St.my parents at 15, my great aunt Alice at 17 and my Gran at 47. A friend of my Gran, Mrs Powell, lived across the street.

    I can still remember the Fish and Chip shop on Mathews Lane, the Farmers Arms where my Dad and Granddad went for a pint or two. I attended Spurley Hay school and use to ride my bike up Mathews Lane to go to school. During Nov of 53 I can remember a fog so dense I went into the next door neighbor's house instead of my Gran's.
    Our side of the street has been demolished and is now grass but the other side still remains

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