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The Band gives out the ageless message of Christmas at the former DeNovo Hotel currently known as the Brook Hotel. (1977)
The Band gives out the ageless message of Christmas at the former DeNovo Hotel currently known as the Brook Hotel. (1977)
New Year's Day. The Barbers Shop quartette in action. (1978)
New Year's Day. The Barbers Shop quartette in action. (1978)
As in every age, the children enjoy the party. (1978)
As in every age, the children enjoy the party. (1978)
Here is the 1978 Singing Company pictured during the period when Bram Skuse was their leader. (1978)
Here is the 1978 Singing Company pictured during the period when Bram Skuse was their leader. (1978)
The primaries with their leaders pose for the camera (1978)
The primaries with their leaders pose for the camera (1978)
Welcome Sgt. and Mrs. Bob Dodson hold a coffee evening at their home in Ascot Drive. (1978)
Welcome Sgt. and Mrs. Bob Dodson hold a coffee evening at their home in Ascot Drive. (1978)
Major George Bindeman dedicates baby David-son of John and Maureen Cates. (1978)
Major George Bindeman dedicates baby David-son of John and Maureen Cates. (1978)
1978 was an important year for Winifred Nicholls and David Mutum (1978)
1978 was an important year for Winifred Nicholls and David Mutum (1978)
In 1978 the International Staff Band visited the town presenting programmes to capacity audiences in the Spa Pavilion.
In 1978 the International Staff Band visited the town presenting programmes to capacity audiences in the Spa Pavilion.
1978 was an important year for Winifred Nicholls and David Mutum (1978)
1978 was an important year for Winifred Nicholls and David Mutum (1978)
Many will remember the somewhat inadequate kitchen facilities which existed at the Walton premises. However corps comrades did their best to ensure that however inadequate the kitchen was renovated and decorated. (1978)
Many will remember the somewhat inadequate kitchen facilities which existed at the Walton premises. However corps comrades did their best to ensure that however inadequate the kitchen was renovated and decorated. (1978)
Give out the gladsome tidings - It's Christmas time again. Here we see a section of the band playing at the Orwell Moat House Hotel. (1978)
Give out the gladsome tidings - It's Christmas time again. Here we see a section of the band playing at the Orwell Moat House Hotel. (1978)
It was in 1978 that the desire to produce a musical was expressed by many of our corps folk and thus it was resolved to stage 'Glory'.
It was in 1978 that the desire to produce a musical was expressed by many of our corps folk and thus it was resolved to stage 'Glory'.
The Songsters at the Orwell Moat House. (1978)
The Songsters at the Orwell Moat House. (1978)
And so the Army comes to town. (1978)
And so the Army comes to town. (1978)
Andrew Parker is yet to be converted - but here: Dreams of a day. (1978)
Andrew Parker is yet to be converted - but here: Dreams of a day. (1978)
Whilst the characters in the Victorian street of Folkestone await the arrival of this 'new Army'. (1978)
Whilst the characters in the Victorian street of Folkestone await the arrival of this 'new Army'. (1978)
Captain Archibald Campbell informs the Folkestone people in song just why he and his family have come to town as he sings: There is a message and a Saviour for us all (1978) '
Captain Archibald Campbell informs the Folkestone people in song just why he and his family have come to town as he sings: There is a message and a Saviour for us all (1978) '
Progress however is quickly made and the great night dawns when the band is to receive their instruments-Bandsmen are John Cracknell, Peter Hewlett, Brian and Clive Harrold, and Martin Ranner.(1978)
Progress however is quickly made and the great night dawns when the band is to receive their instruments-Bandsmen are John Cracknell, Peter Hewlett, Brian and Clive Harrold, and Martin Ranner.(1978)
Then a converted drinker (Peter Hewlett) sings his testimony. (1978)
Then a converted drinker (Peter Hewlett) sings his testimony. (1978)
The corps is surprised when Lady Beatrice (Sandra Cracknell) enters their humble hall. (1978)
The corps is surprised when Lady Beatrice (Sandra Cracknell) enters their humble hall. (1978)
And wonder of wonders here is seen making her way to the mercy-seat.(1978)
And wonder of wonders here is seen making her way to the mercy-seat.(1978)
Now we see that Fishbob Junior begins tocome under the unhelpful influence of Terry, played by Alan Binge.(1978)
Now we see that Fishbob Junior begins tocome under the unhelpful influence of Terry, played by Alan Binge.(1978)
In due course Fishbob leaves, followed by his wife and son into their homes moves some Army lassies to do a clean up job.
In due course Fishbob leaves, followed by his wife and son into their homes moves some Army lassies to do a clean up job.
Cleanliness might be next to Godliness but Mrs Whitehead (winnie Mutum) and Mrs Blackfoot (Lyn Harrold) show concern about the invasion of Fishbob.
Cleanliness might be next to Godliness but Mrs Whitehead (winnie Mutum) and Mrs Blackfoot (Lyn Harrold) show concern about the invasion of Fishbob.
Meantime the Captain returns home and busies himself with household tasks. (1978)
Meantime the Captain returns home and busies himself with household tasks. (1978)
The Captain gives out the message whilst son Philip hopes father doesn't notice him sucking a sweet.(1978)
The Captain gives out the message whilst son Philip hopes father doesn't notice him sucking a sweet.(1978)
When God spoke to Mrs. Fishbob as she was about to strike Jessie, a miracle took place for here we see her in uniform on the arm of her proud husband, whilst son Fishbob junior, looks on.(1978)
When God spoke to Mrs. Fishbob as she was about to strike Jessie, a miracle took place for here we see her in uniform on the arm of her proud husband, whilst son Fishbob junior, looks on.(1978)
Here we see this dramatic moment being watched in dress rehearsal. Mrs.Kath Rayner, notebook in hand is recording Bernard's comments, so that problems can be ironed out later.(1978)
Here we see this dramatic moment being watched in dress rehearsal. Mrs.Kath Rayner, notebook in hand is recording Bernard's comments, so that problems can be ironed out later.(1978)
Back to the quayside, we see Fishbob about his daily tasks (1978)
Back to the quayside, we see Fishbob about his daily tasks (1978)
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