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High Street 1959
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What a web site ! What memories come flooding back.
I lived at 69 High St, right opposite the Community Centre, from 1935 until 1959. Many of your older readers will remember Wood's bakery owned by my Father and Mother for over 50 years. I attended Lawnswood Road school (Miss Turner was my favorite teacher) and I remember Geoff Lowe, Bobby Douglas, Jean Palmer, Bert Woolly, " Blacky" Leadham, Jean Balinger, Johnny Wilde, Robert and Frank Gregg from Mount Road.
I married Judy Goodby from New Street at Wordsley Church in December 1959. Our wedding reception was held at the Community Center.
I also remember many hours playing football at Foxhill and I remain an avid Wolves fan to this day. I spent many happy evenings at the Olympia (Lymp)Cinema
I am retired and now live in Palm Coast FL, near Daytona Beach and would love to hear from any Wordsleyites.
woodwandabob2@bellsouth.net
Bob Wood

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A memory of Wordsley in West Midlands shared on Wednesday, 6th April 2011.

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RE: RE: Wordsley Memories

I'm Gail Robert Gregg's daughter, he often tells us of the games you lot used to play, he is 74 now. My two brothers David and John Gregg followed in Dad's footsteps and played football, John is still playing now at the age of 51, David had to give up because of health reasons. Dad loved it when we told him about this article.

Comment from Gail Baker on Monday, 17th October 2011.

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