Young dancers help the handicapped – Vintage Photograph

Description

Young dancers from St Mary’s Infants and Batt Primary School in Witney visited Dailey Hill House Home to present a cheque for 261 and brighten the lives of mentally handicapped adults. Pictured from left are Amy Brightwell, 11, Rebecca Maxwell, 11, Shrimpton, ten, Jenny Jenny Daniel Thorpe, seven, Hollis, seven and Christopher Blake, seven, with deputy head of home Mr Alan Clarke, centre, and residents, from left, Susan Berryman, Keith Wheeler, Clive Boreham, Julie Bennett and Charlie Wakelin.Young dancers from St Mary’s Infants and Batt Primary School in Witney visited Dailey Hill House Home to present a cheque for 261 and brighten the lives of mentally handicapped adults. Pictured from left are Amy Brightwell, 11, Rebecca Maxwell, 11, Shrimpton, ten, Jenny Jenny Daniel Thorpe, seven, Hollis, seven and Christopher Blake, seven, with deputy head of home Mr Alan Clarke, centre, and residents, from left, Susan Berryman, Keith Wheeler, Clive Boreham, Julie Bennett and Charlie Wakelin.

Dimensions: 11.4 x 16.3 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04864714

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OCR computer generated text:

b8-b-8 21 0.000% Young dancers help the handicapped 8 JUN 1989 afed 2017060020000000 DO (nume 200 mini ne uni, vingine nfun.comtienta min, mint amily, an innow you kno QUAN H CHILDREN helped to brighten up the lives of men- tally handicapped adults in Witney. Youngsters from St Mary’s Infants and Batt Primary School visited Dailey Hill House Home to present a cheque for 261. Our picture shows the children, from left, Amy Brightwell, 11, Rebecca Maxwell, 11, Shrimpton, ten, Jenny Jenny Daniel Thorpe, seven, Hollis, seven and Christo- pher Blake, seven, with deputy head of home Mr Alan Clarke, centre, and residents, from left, Susan Berryman, Keith Wheeler, Clive Boreham, Julie Ben- nett and Charlie Wakelin.