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All eyes on the ducks at the Shelley Community Associations annual gala
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All eyes on the ducks at the Shelley Community Associations annual gala
All eyes on the ducks at the Shelley Community Associations annual gala. Pictured trying their luck on one of the many stalls on the First School fields are (from left) Ian Thompson, Susanne Hughes, Hazel Braunder and Paul Hughes. School headmistress Mrs P Hellawell opened the event, in aid of local charities and Kirkwood Hospice. A parade through the village led by Thornhill Lees Militaires included dozens of youngsters in fancy dress. 19th June 1988
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All eyes on the ducks at the Shelley Community Association's annual gala! This print takes us back to a nostalgic moment in time, capturing the joy and excitement of a local event that brought together families and friends. Pictured here are Ian Thompson, Susanne Hughes, Hazel Braunder, and Paul Hughes as they try their luck at one of the many stalls set up on the First School fields. The event was opened by Mrs. P Hellawell, headmistress of the school, with all proceeds going towards supporting local charities and Kirkwood Hospice. The community came together for this special occasion, creating an atmosphere filled with laughter and camaraderie. A highlight of the day was a vibrant parade through the village led by Thornhill Lees Militaires. Dozens of youngsters dressed in imaginative costumes added to the festive spirit as they marched proudly alongside their parents. This photograph is not just a visual reminder of a cherished memory; it also represents an era gone by –the 1980s– when childhood was simpler yet filled with wonderment. It serves as a testament to how communities can come together to support important causes while creating lasting memories for generations to come. Transport yourself back in time with this delightful print from Memory Lane Prints that encapsulates all our yesterdays.
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