SOUTHERY THE 60s1960![]() Black and White Minstrels, Canival Float. |
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1961
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John Gallaway - Singing Postman, Carnival.
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1962Closure of the Ship Inn or the Ferry Boat, along with the Queen of Hearts, proposed at the First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and Steward & Patteson 29th May 1962, subject to inspection by Mr. L. Canham .
KELLY FLACK Landlord of the Jolly Farmers |
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1963The 60s 70s and 80s the Village was full of fun and excitement with a Carnival every year. Starting with a parade of floats through the Village mainly pulled by tractor and trailers supplied by local farmer. On average about 20 floats be would take part in the parade, starting one year on the Ferry Bank and the next year from Lynn Road and ending on the Playing Field. |
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This year the Old Jolly Farmers pub closed. KELLY FLACK Landlord of the New Jolly Farmers.
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1964A Year of extreme weather
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1965
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1965 - 1973 Mr BLANCHFLOWER Landlord of the THE SHIP INN BRANDON CREEK. |
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1966The Queen of Harts closed this year.Jolly Farmers Rebuilt on opposite side of road and further out of village |
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1967Steptoe was John Galloway and 'Son' was Peter Kisby
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1968
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196928.08.1962 The NAGS HEAD 2 CHURCH STREET closed.
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Link to The 70s CLICK HERE. |
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