Originally Posted by bondi38 (Post 676220)

Does anyone remember in ossy .

Originally Posted by accyman (Post 676440)

no we all have altzehimers :D

Originally Posted by bondi38 (Post 676474)

No we dont .
Maybe if you went to bed soon instead of posting on compter at 02.30 hrs your memory would improve. :dummy2:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 676575)

You tell um bondi:D

Originally Posted by bondi38 (Post 676220)

Hello there ,
Does anyone remember the tripe shop that was where the village pantry is now on Union Road .

Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 676730)

If i knew where the village pantry was, may be i could remember the tripe shop.

Originally Posted by Lilly (Post 676734)

Union Road, opposite the co-op, block further down from the library.

I don't remember a tripe shop there myself. I don't know how many years ago it was.

Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 676739)

Golden Cross
Wolstencrafts paint shop
fish & chip shop
TRIPE SHOP
Nat Smith,s newsagent,s

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 676776)

I can't remember the shop on your list being a tripe shop. Must be before my time. In the late sixties/early seventies it was the Rentifusion telly shop.

I do remember a wet fish shop across the road, which used to be Clayton's, and before that was Bob *******'s shop, a lovely old chap, whose name escapes me, but I think it was Scottish, and I'm sure someone else will fill in his name.

He was interviewed in Benitta Moore's book 'Gobbiners'.

Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 676796)

I missed out the tv shop on my list
I think the lady who ran the tripe shop was called Annie Crawshaw or Cronshaw.
Bob Campbell had the wet fish shop across the road

Originally Posted by south aussie (Post 676796)

I missed out the tv shop on my list
I think the lady who ran the tripe shop was called Annie Crawshaw or Cronshaw.
Bob Campbell had the wet fish shop across the road