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Record 6676 – 6695 of 11241
| [CAMPSITE SCENES] | |||
| Date: *1965 Film Number: 11251 | |||
| Liverpool football fans line the street to celebrate the 1965 F.A. cup winning team, who we briefly see passing by in an open topped bus followed by the Mason family walking away with other supporters. The Mason children play in a parks ornamental garden then a girl skipping with a rope on a terraced street. On a playing field a boy plays football as girls run and play followed by an elderly woman eating an ice cream in the back seat of a car. In the countryside a group of adults and children climb over a stile then dance. Campsite scenes with tents being carried onto site and starlings eating rubbish from a litter bin. A boy plays football followed by the Mason family paddling in the sea. The Mason family enjoy a picnic at the campsite then play with a football. | |||
| [WEDDINGS; WALKING DAYS] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 11339 | |||
| Family and friends arrive at the church followed by the bride Heather Foster and her father. The bride and groom exit the church and photographs are taken. Confetti is thrown on the happy couple as they make their way to the wedding car. Rural garden scenes with an elderly couple and friends. Shots of a swarm of bees in the garden. An elderly woman sits in the garden while sewing a dress. The film contains scenes of both Wrightington and Parbold walking days including shots of children walking in the processions, banners, floats, horse-drawn carts and rose queens. The next scene is of a different wedding, guests arrive at the church soon followed by the bride (Gillian Thomas) and her father. The newlyweds emerge from the church and have photographs taken. The film ends with scenes from both Eccleston and Coppull walking days followed by a tea party in the church grounds. | |||
| [TWO WEDDINGS AND A STEEPLEJACK] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 11341 | |||
| The building of the garage is almost complete. A home-made sign reads 'August 3rd 1965' - shots of the completed garage before the film cuts to the family and friends at a caravan site. Scenes from an agricultural show. The family attend an open air service at St. Tudno's Church in Llandudno and later they visit Holyhead. They walk along the promenade and later play some crazy golf. Nice shots of the different flowers and birds in the family garden. In the next scene we see a decorated wedding reception room before guests have arrived. We see guests making their way to the church soon followed by the bride. The bride and groom exit the church and pose for photographs. A couple sweep up the confetti after most of the guests have left. Shots of steeplejacks carrying out work on the tower of Christ Church Douglas-in-Parbold. Scenes from the wedding of Shelia Monk. | |||
| [ROOFERS REPLACING A CHIMNEY; A WEDDING; A GIRL WITH HER PONY] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 11345 | |||
| A group of builders replace a chimney stack. The bride and groom exit the church and have photographs taken. Shots of a bird feeder in the family garden. A young man takes part in a show jumping event. | |||
| [AIRPORT AND COACH TRIP] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 11365 | |||
| Plane coming to a stop before the children and adults disembark and make their way towards a coach. Phantom ride through the countryside behind the coach. Upon arrival the children and adults disembark the coach. The film ends with shots of two swans on a lake, one appears to be sat on a nest. | |||
| [MANCHESTER AIRPORT AND COACH TRIP] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 11366 | |||
| The film opens on a home-made sign which reads '16th June 1965' and cuts to shots of Manchester (Ringway) airport. We see views filmed from the observation deck, planes taking off and landing. Passengers can be seen disembarking a British Eagle aeroplane and making their way to the gate. Outside the airport the children and adults board a coach. Phantom ride on a motorway as the car follows the coach. Upon arrival the children and adults disembark the coach and head home. | |||
| WHEREVER WHEELS TURN | |||
| Date: *1965 Film Number: 8595 | |||
| Promotional film for Renold Chain products, and their suitability for use in industry and other fields. The film uses a mixture of live action, photographic stills and simple graphics to show how a chain is constructed and the different specifications for different applications. | |||
| [STREET CRICKET] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 8467 | |||
| Children play a game of street cricket on a quiet road followed by beach scenes as a boy takes to the sea on an inflatable lilo | |||
| [PONY RIDES] | |||
| Date: *1965 Film Number: 8468 | |||
| Children in a parks playground playing on a slide then they take a ride on a miniature railway. A little girl takes a ride on a pony followed by beach scenes with the girl and her mother paddling in the sea and making sandcastles Dogs running in the garden then grandparents and family in the garden. More pony rides followed by tea in the garden | |||
| [JUAN LES PINS 1965] | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 12215 | |||
| Scenes from a Rouse family holiday to Juan Les Pins. We see shots of the outside of the hotel, including children diving into a pool. We the family and their friends sunbathing by the sea and water skiing. | |||
| [DANCING IN THE VILLAGE HALL] | |||
| Date: *1965 Film Number: 11867 | |||
| Boys sat drinking Coke then couples dancing in the village hall to live music from a small band The dancers do the hokey-cokey and auld lang syne amongst other dances. | |||
| LOWER WITHINGTON ROSE QUEEN FESTIVAL JULY 3RD 1965 | |||
| Date: 1965 Film Number: 11889 | |||
| On 3rd July 1965, the parade begins with a marching band led by a man on a horse followed by a girls’ dance troupe, floats pulled by tractors, fancy dress and a steam traction engine on a country road while the Rose Queens and retinue travel in a convertible car. At the festival showground we see the children's fancy dress parade and the Rose Queen coronation ceremony followed by a parade of floats and prize giving. Various funfair stalls including hoopla, vintage cars and a steam traction engine. An elderly woman pushing a small child around the garden in a home-made wheelbarrow. | |||
| [WOMEN, DOVES AND SHARON CHURCH] | |||
| Date: 1965 - 71 Film Number: 3085 | |||
| The wives of the preachers from Sharon Full Gospel Church walk through a large garden on a sunny day, there are shots of doves in an aviary, and finally footage of the Church and surrounding streets. | |||
| [PREACHING PAIR] | |||
| Date: 1965 - 69 Film Number: 3093 | |||
| Scenes of a pair of preachers visiting Sharon Full Gospel Church, gesticulating wildly and preaching in tandem. There is brief footage of the Sharon Pastor's visit to Switzerland. | |||
| [WOMEN WAVING GOODBYE] | |||
| Date: 1965 - 1971 Film Number: 3084 | |||
| Close-ups of women's faces looking solemn - they all wave at someone and then go inside the house in whose doorway they have been standing. | |||
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| [REPAIRING BANKING NEAR EASTHAM] | |||
| Date: *1965/66 Film Number: 1085 | |||
| Workmen repair damaged banking near Eastham on the Manchester Ship Canal. | |||
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| [SPRING FESTIVAL 1965] | |||
| Date: 1965-66 Film Number: 1273 | |||
| Children of Webster Junior School displaying their work for the 1965 Spring Festival. Includes scenes of the school and the children having a snowball fight on a trip to Wortley Hall. | |||
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| [VISITS TO THE BAHAMAS AND VIRGINIA, 1965-66] | |||
| Date: 1965-66 Film Number: 1599 | |||
| Footage from the Haworth's visit to family members in the Bahamas. Children are seen in various locations, there are shots of wildlife and a hotel and beach. Finishes with footage from a visit to Virginia where children are seen in a park. | |||
| [TOC H; DERWENT; HALLOWEEN; TAXI DRIVERS' OUTING] | |||
| Date: c1965-6 Film Number: 2244 | |||
| The boys and staff from the West Leigh Children's Home, Heaton Moor, Stockport on holiday at Toc H camp (location unknown), participating in archery, canoeing and cricket. Also in the garden of the home playing Batman and Robin, an outing to the countryside around Derwent and a picnic by the river, a Halloween party, meeting in a Stockport car park for a taxi drivers' children's outing to New Brighton, followed by a trip on the Mersey ferry. | |||
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| [DIGGING ON BLACKPOOL BEACH] | |||
| Date: c1965-66 Film Number: 2345 | |||
| Mr Ralph Brookes' three grandsons are seen playing on Blackpool beach. Includes shots of the children digging in the sand and having a donkey ride. | |||
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