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Going for a burton has paid off for an East Cleveland juvenile jazz band
Going for a burton has paid off for an East Cleveland juvenile jazz band, for two trainees at Guisboroughs Burtons clothing factory have helped stitch up the Loftus Greenjackets with new uniforms. Seamstresses Gillian Hird, 17 and Debbie Goodall, 16, have been making 56 jackets and sashes for the band while working at the factory on a youth training scheme and yesterday the uniforms were handed over to the band. Burtons personnel officer Barbara Jacobs said Burtons supplied the labour and the band supplied the material. Pictured L - R Gillian Hird (17) YTS, Claire Boyes (12) Loftus Greenjackets Jazz band, Ruby Campbell, who organises events for the band, Lucy Autill, training instructress at Burtons, Melanie Smith (14) jazz band and Debbie Goodall (16) YTS. 20th March 1984
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Teesside Archive
Mirrorpix
England
Media ID 21684643
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Jobs Musicians Teenagers Teens Teesside Uniform
A2 (42x59cm) Fine Art Print
Bring the nostalgic charm of yesteryears into your home with our exquisite Fine Art Print from Media Storehouse, featuring the captivating image "Going for a Burton" by Memory Lane Prints. This vintage masterpiece tells the heartwarming story of two young trainees from Guisborough's Burtons clothing factory making a difference in their community. By generously donating their time and skills, they helped the Loftus Greenjackets jazz band acquire new uniforms, bringing joy and unity to the East Cleveland juvenile musicians. Embrace the rich history and timeless appeal of this evocative print and add a touch of classic elegance to your living space.
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Estimated Product Size is 42cm x 59.4cm (16.5" x 23.4")
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In this photo print, we witness the remarkable collaboration between an East Cleveland juvenile jazz band and two talented trainees from Guisborough's Burtons clothing factory. Seamstresses Gillian Hird, 17, and Debbie Goodall, 16, have poured their skills into creating stunning uniforms for the Loftus Greenjackets Jazz Band. As part of a youth training scheme at Burtons, these young women have meticulously crafted 56 jackets and sashes that now adorn the members of the band. The dedication and hard work put forth by Gillian and Debbie are truly commendable. Their efforts were not in vain as yesterday marked a momentous occasion when they proudly handed over the newly tailored uniforms to the grateful band. The partnership between Burtons and the Loftus Greenjackets showcases how different sectors can come together to support one another. Barbara Jacobs, personnel officer at Burtons, highlighted that while her company provided labor assistance, it was ultimately the band who supplied materials for this project. This heartwarming display of teamwork demonstrates how communities can unite to uplift each other's endeavors. Captured in this photograph are Gillian Hird (17), Claire Boyes (12) from Loftus Greenjackets Jazz Band, Ruby Campbell - an event organizer for the band -, Lucy Autill - a training instructress at Burtons -, Melanie Smith (14) from the jazz band itself alongside Debbie Goodall (16). It is through such collaborations that dreams are realized and talents nurtured – a testament to youthful ambition on Teesside during March 1984.
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