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Car Window Tinting Geneva Ny Hotels' title='Car Window Tinting Geneva Ny Hotels' />Simply Cakes and Favors Gulval Penzance Cornwall TR1. ND Mobile 0. 75. Office 0. Email lisa. attervirgin. THE MEMORIES OF C,PEARCE,RESIDENT OF MARAZION. On the 8th of August 1. Marazion, I was bornYes I was born at 1 Sea View Cottages, Oats Road, Marazion, Christened eventually Edward Clarence Pearce, always known as Clary. My reason for mentioning this is its now 1. Im no chicken,work it out, my age When I talk to Marazion people, those younger than myself of what we had here thay become amazed and say why dontt you put it down on paper History of Marazion will be lost, There are a few here about my age and several much older who probably can remember more. Starting at the bottom of the town, the place which is now a Carn Park was at one time a Picnic Grounds and Saw Mills, we had swings, roundabout, mapole, a sweetshop and Tea rooms, I went to the Methodist Sunday School at the bottom of the town and each year we had our Sunday School Treat headed by Marazion Town Band, we paraded up through the town down around Chymorvah, then the Rookery, the Gew, and then onto the Picnic Grounds where we then dispersed, each child was then given a bottle of Pop with a glass stopper and a Saffron Bun the size of a dinner plate, games wre played by young and old, The grown ups had a sit down tea in the Tea rooms at the entrance to the Picnic Grounds, on the left hand side that was the Saw Mills, The wood was all cut to uniform size and then chopped into kindling wood by a fellow called Garfield Chapple, they were then done up into bundles of equal size and secured by a wire band, these were then sold in the shops for 2d. You must remember at that time there were 2. About 1. 50 yards further up was Morland Bungalow Hattons Nurseries not for Babies though St. Kllda Cottage as is now was first of all the Coastguard Station, Villa Marina at one time the home and practice of Dr. S. A. G. Penny The Sailing Pen was at one time our Tennic Club and around it we made a Putting Green all that has now gone. What we know as the Tudor Cafe was at one time John Eade Builders eventually it was acquired by Mr. Edwards and his son John and made into a Bakery Bob Glasson was the Baker. SimplyCakes simple cakes, simply cakes by Jonathan Woodgate, Jonathan Woodgate cakes, cakes, wedding cakes, corporate cakes, novelty cakes, designer cakes, cakes in. In recent days, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said his office has been flooded with complaints of pricegouging, following the wrath of Hurricane Harveyhotels. Jagos Garage was at one time owned T. F. Semmens Betty Barnards Father. I bought my first push bike a Hercules for th sum of 3 2s 6d. Further up the road on the same side which is now a Cafe was a Grocers Shop managed by S. L. Turner the Clipper Cafe was a Sweet Shop owned by J. N. Williams, as well as the Picnic Grounds. Right on the corner of Beacon Road was N. Laily, Grocer, Jelbarts Warehouse has always been at the top of Beacon Road, On the bank Frankies car park by the derelict cottage, was the Garage for the Marazion bus service it was a double deck bus, but Im not quite sure of its name, it was either Defender or St. Pirin, but i do know the driver was Harry Miners and the conductor William George Hicks, Gerald Hicks father in the yard of the Sailing Club was S. L. Tucker carpenter. The Denture Shop North Street, was owned by a couple of old ladies who did a lot of Lace Work, I remember doing an err and for them at one time and was rewarded with a box of chocolates, I think the chocolates were older than what thay were for when I opened them, they were green with mildew. The Marine aquarium opp, the square was known as Hammills Ironmonger and Saddler The Chemists Shop was in my early days a Grocers run by Sybill and Norah Mollard, we always called it Adam M The Post Master was H. G. Parkin you had to go up three steps for the Post Office which was on the corner of the Shop now called Cobbie Corner, the rest of the place was residential. The Butchers Shop was traded under the name of Trelawney Lid, outside the shop was a steel rail going all the way round on which they hung sides of Beef,sides of Pork,Rabbits and Chicken, that would not be allowed these days owing to the hygiene laws. Sheet3 Sheet2 Sheet1 Pawtucket RI Construction Upton Ma. Framingham MA Springfield Everett Lawrence Worcester 279 Broadway Attleboro Landscaping Services Stoughton. Install Adobe Flash Player Linux Mint 16. Search metadata Search full text of books Search TV captions Search archived web sites Advanced Search. We would like to show you a description here but the site wont allow us. Philip Calfe had a News agents shop where Philps the bakers is now. My morther in those days loved reading the Womens Weekly 4d. Mrs. Calfe served me and gave me the change, I had 2d. I thought was a bad sixpence, when I went home I handnt been in long when there was a knock on the door it was Mr. Calfe his wife had given me a half sovereign instead of sixpence I hadnt seen one before At the bottom of the steel steps by the Town Hall was Arthur Bannett the Plumber, Marazion had its own Fire Engine at one time it was housed in the place where the Town Council are now turning it into a Museum, It was a horse drawn vehicle and as far as I can remember it was last used in the fire of Marazion Garage, for it to be used you had to have so many people on each side pumping. At the bottom of the Town Hall steps there was G. Jewell, the mens tailor, where Peggy Clayton lives now it was then James Reynolds Dairy, on the opposite side of the road was U. T. Pearce Grocers shop. The Ironmongers Shop Worden was where Stephens Estate Agent is now, at the rear of the building was Worden Print Works, I worded there on the Marazion and District Advertiser a local rag, for which you had to pay 12d. Although it was only a four page issue it contained quite a lot of local news, everyone looked forward to reading it Weekly. Between the Silver Mins, and the Spinning Gallery, on opp. W. Bartiett carried on his basket making business. On the corner of the Spinning Gallery was Treglowns Chemist Shop, between the Chemist shop and the old Police house was John Bakers fruit store, there we had Banana rooms to ripen them off, for when the Bananas came in they were green and as hard as cement, you had to be most careful going into the Banana store rooms for it was stifling hot and you never knew what was in the stems there could be Tarantula spiders or Scorpions. In the recess where the Saltings is now was Mrs,Maidments drapers shop, Opies the Chemist was where Neils Bakery now stands, The big house on opposite side called St. Winifreds was at one time a shop owned by Mr. Mrs. Joe Thomas they had daughter called Maggie who eventually married and the shop became known as Satherthwaites. Part way down Leys Lane was C. Williams carpenter, The alley way between J. Rodda and Arthur Trembaths was Frank Edwards, the Cobbler. Going along the same side ia a house called Trefa and you will see on one end it has been newly built that was another Grocers shop. At the top pf Leys Lane Hocking, the mens Hairdresser, further along where Gwel An Mor has been built there was a lane leading to T. F. Hosking Coal and Seed Merchants yard and stores to the right of the lane was Jonny Rodda the Monumental Masons workshop, At the top pf the road was A. D,Little, the Draper. On the opposite side of the road was W. G. Praed boot and shoe shop, through a passage way into the house there was a hatch from which cigarettes were sold by a lady called Mildred Bennett, The shop next to the chapel was owned by Mrs. Thomas a Sweet shop and Dairy. Your job is loading. Please click. if you are not redirected within a few seconds.