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Nevada (Bolton)

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Julia
4 years ago
1972- 1975 Had some great memories at the Navada. Wednesday night was family night.  Never missed a Wednesday night, my Dad would take me.  Just loved this place./Julia
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Louise Artingstall
4 years ago
The photos took me straight back!! Omg!! Great memories. 
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Graham Moores
4 years ago
I was a regular 1970 ish 
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Colin Smith
4 years ago
Met my Mrs there in March 76 while boogeying to The Real Thing and Four Seasons..n the rest as they say is history..❤️?fond memories 
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Earl
4 years ago
Are there any sites with past members who went in the 70s I met a girl called Kath clement would be nice to find her and have a chat 
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Max Flemmich
5 years ago
Graham Walsh owner and his wife Allison (Walker) 1959 I worked...operated the spot light.. MAX FLEMMICH met
my girlfriend.  . GILLIAN HAMPSON... married in 1964 .
Excellent times...07720988290.... 29 " 08"2121.
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Brenda harbot
7 years ago
Happy days went skating there all the.time in sixties was a group of us we would end night in bypass tent but changed to Albion I was Brenda Farnham then at one remember me please get in touch for old times sake
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The last pic is of Ron Stuart who played the organ during the breaks for traditional skating dances such as the Glide Waltz  and the Ten Step in Two circles. I worked there from Jan  1973 until Sept 1974 with Bob Yates, Joe Donnelan Mike Walsh and others. Happy days!
Where are they now?
Brian H
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Norma Derbyshire
7 years ago
Went to the Navada dancing on a Saturday night. Soft drinks on sale only, but still had a fab time in the 1960s'.
Saw The Love Affair there. You probably will not believe this but we uses to do The Conga, Hokie Koky and The March of the Mods before the final whistle went and we all had to go home. Luckily Moor Lane was quite close so we had time to run for the last bus (11pm) wow what a late night.
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