Canewdon Fayre

First one, in 1984

By Viv Irvine

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This article appeared in the Echo of 18-09-1984. It might bring back some memories!

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NOSEY: Bo Peep Sarah Connor, 18 months, takes a delivery from Postman Pat Alexander Poole, in the fancy dress

SMASHING: Members of the Anchor pub's football team get to work on a piano

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UPANDUNDER: Linda Jermany, 17, tosses the hay bale

This page was added by Viv Irvine on 20/04/2017.

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I do remember this event, it was a lot of work but you forget all that when you see so many people enjoying themselves. Unfortunately, I don't know if the Fayres continued as we moved to South Fambridge the following year and had so much work to do on our new home we had to give up Canewdon activities. Happy memories but it all seems so long ago!

By Sue Horncastle
On 08/05/2017

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