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It was Marathon which became Snickers

Trial by court decision too. Let's see what happens before blame is cast

Had ignored rules!

I'd much rather go to Brighton than Skegness. Lively and interesting with good bars and restaurants although the beach isn't the best. I think homophobia from a number of you is a major consideration-not to me or plenty of others with a live and let live attitude. Move on from the 40's/50's mindset

We watched the match on TV though I could hardly bear to watch the last 5 mins or so. Forest were brilliant and what made their win even better, is that my husband, a Southerner, is an Arsenal fan!

I was at the National Archives today and just had time to look at both of sets of Grandparents with children, for free. My Mum and Dad didn't appear as they were born in late 1921 and 1922. Interesting to see an Uncle and Aunts I remember so well and my Grandads employers are known. More work to do!

I'd forgotten about March of the Mods, but as soon as I saw the title, I remember it exactly!

Lizzie- Some of us didn't lap it up

I don't remember Linden Lea at all. What about My love's an arbutus, The dashing white sergeant, The Birdcatcher, Sweet Kitty Clover, The Miller's Flowers and plenty more

I was a bridesmaid too, at that church in 1964. I was 7 and so proud of my lovely outfit!

I loved Ilya Kuryakin as a child, purely because of his looks. Dr Spock admirers should only be nerdy men -stay away from them!

Sent you an email, Jill

I've emailed him, Jill

I know him, Jill. I can ask him, if you want, or I can ask him if it's OK to give you his email address. Or, you could contact him via the Lenton Times website

I disagree Jill-some people haven't got the ability or time to do the research themselves Be careful who you choose to carry out research

Jonab I'm so sorry to hear about your health problems. You've been missed - I've enjoyed hearing about la vie en France. Take care

Nonna - how lovely it looks for your well deserved break. We went to Sicily for around 10 days a few years ago and loved it

I never understood how fruit juice could be a starter

I hope you're soon feeling a lot better

Can't beat the Leonard Cohen version - one of my favourites of his - Sincerely L Cohen!

Was the shoe shop called Mansfield?

Brew. You're obviously an educated and very articulate person. Move on from your narrow opinion of Little Richard with his mascara - so what? (and the tinned carrots and peas!)

I'm amazed they're still available. I had plenty of them as a child, but would never dream of eating them now, and anyway I only ever liked the pastry. The only preparation is removing the lid!

I found some of it interesting, as CT says. I was expecting the reaction from a lot of you, though!

I could read well too, before I went to Infant school. I've only got one book I had as a child now - a book of poems for children, and my Mum had helpfully written the date I was given it - Christmas 1964, so I'd only just turned 8. I loved Little Women, although not so keen on Heidi, but I was a big fan of Bunty and loved Enid Blyton