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old gaffer thoughts, experiences and comments… search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home about post navigation ← older posts rip old gaffer, 1922 – 2014 posted on 1st march, 2014 by steve steve here, the old gaffer’s grandson. i’m sorry to report that my grandfather died in the early hours of this-morning. i was on my way to the airport to fly to northern ireland for a visit when i got the call. what a wonderful and inspiring man he was. and still is. this blog is testament to the colours of his days, his verve for life, his genius, his eccentricity and his unwavering love for friends and family. i will miss him dearly, but he was ready to go, to be honest. all i’ve been able to think about all day is his big laugh. sipping a single malt while sitting in his big comfortable armchair as the sun set outside the house on cavehill road, bursting out with that laugh, the purest expression of the joy of life. much loved, i know he will rest in peace. posted in uncategorized the old gaffer posted on 15th february, 2013 by steve i am steve jones, the old gaffer’s grandson. i’m pleased to report that he’s still around, although is now in a care home. his health is such that he is unable to contribute to this blog anymore, but he wanted to convey his gratitude and best wishes to readers everywhere – the comments have been great over the years. posted in general am i being naïve? posted on 14th october, 2011 by jp when i question so much of what is being dictated to us by government, and by industry. harriet harman, on a television interview, was praising the fact that the labour party now has as many women in the cabinet as there were men. i can’t see the logic of this. equality under these circumstances is nothing to do with the sex of the people involved. it is their experience, their ability and their wisdom that is important, not the fact that they’re there to make up the numbers. when i worked as an engineer every year i would get graduates coming from the university to join my group. these young men had been trained to design some of the most advanced structures, i suspect because the lecturers were tired of the same old grind. the problem was that these young men were not trained in the basics and that is what i had to do. i therefore question whether the younger mps. with their shining degrees in political science have sufficient experience to warrant a seat on the front bench. it’s only a couple of years ago that we were being lambasted on every side to save the world, and some of the requirements that were placed upon us in order to do so, were nothing short of ridiculous. now it seems, that the world has got to look after itself. but it is still being mismanaged by industry. in northern ireland we have a county which is well known for its production of fine apples, and yet we in ni are importing apples by air from new zealand thus using up our fossil fuels. by the same token, how long is it since you had a tomato that really tasted like a proper tomato, grown in this country picked and sold once it was still in its prime, instead of imported rubbish as hard as a stone? also it is bad before it has ever ripened. i would have thought that we could have had tunnel culture in some of the set-aside land to bring on tomatoes which are essential for our diet, and our pleasure. surely with the financial situation that we have, i would have thought that we can be very much as we were away back after the last war ,when everything was grown at home, you got it at the right time in the season and it was fresh, and what is more it was cheap. i’m not an economist, but i just don’t understand why stuff that we can produce in this country is being brought in from abroad, in a lot of instances by air. my generation, and the one following me will remember the buy british caption that was on practically everything after ww2, to help bolster our economy and it worked. today we are importing stuff from abroad, probably made by cheap labour, with the result that the standard shops that we used to rely on can no longer compete and we’re getting the modern version of woolworths, in every supermarket. the supermarket did away with the family grocer, and now the same thing is happening with the shops that sell the items that we only buy rarely. we are no longer having choice, which we had in the old days going from shop to shop, our taste is limited to what the supermarkets decide they are going to offer. it is our fault, we chose to shop in the supermarket, in preference to the old-fashioned privately owned shops. so now we all dress alike, and a lot of us eat alike, and i suggest that this latter is why obesity is becoming a problem. we used to be able to buy things like rice in large packets that were virtually anonymous. now if you want to buy rice, it comes in a tiny bag, which has printing on every facet, telling you the nutritional values. how to make this that and the other, and we’re paying for this little tiny packet that will only provide two meals for four, so we are having to shop more regularly at the behest of the supermarket. when i was a boy running errands, i found that the shopkeeper in our local grocer’s stocked things that my mother bought regularly and as a result other people tried them when they saw them on the shelf. today you can’t be sure that the supermarket will continue to stock something that you like, if it is not sufficiently popular it will disappear from the shelf. posted in political rant , post ww2 the pru-man looms posted on 28th september, 2011 by jp what i say here, is nothing new to most of us, but i feel that it has to be said again because you see so little movement in government thinking that gives one any hope, not for ourselves, but the younger generations that are coming up, and are still in school at this time. after all it’s our responsibility that they don’t have to undertake some horrendous burden. anyone under 75, will not remember the pru-man. he was part of the financial landscape in the 20s and 30s, looking after the benefits of the working class and the lower-middle-class. in those days pensions were unheard-of as a benefit, and this did not happen until after the second world war, along with the introduction of the health service. the pru-man cycled round working-class and lower middle-class districts, on a huge bicycle, with a carrier at the back which held his raincoat and a book. he took several different forms, but was hailed basically, especially by children answering the front door, by the same term. he was collecting savings house by house, for various purposes. the amounts of these contributions could vary from six pence, to just a few shillings. with his thick book, the page held by a thick rubber band, he would labouriously write in the contribution. it must be remembered that these people who were contributing, were almost certainly on a weekly wage, and accepting the circumstances that it wasn’t so long since the first world war had brought a low-level of status to the country, anybody who was at all frugal, saved as much as they could for a rainy day, and the future. one of the contributions was inevitably for a burial fund. another was for the hsa, the hospital savings association. there was no such thing in those days as free medical help, unless it was as a result of an accident either in the home, at work or on the roads. i was treated twice under these terms. doctors bills were excessively high when the basic income was only £3 a week, and it cost seven shillings and sixpence per visit to the doctor’. there may have been pensions in private companies, but for the general working man he had to take care of that himself, and in consequence these men who called at the door from another company like the prudential, were collecting a steady increase in savings against the day when these men could not support their families due to old age or infirmity. as far as i know, there

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