This is a film of a bazaar taking place at the Central Methodist Church Goole. Title – Maypole Bazaar 1964 People are milling around the bazaar.  The commentary suggests that a similar event could be copied in Howden.  Ladies are in the hall preparing the stalls for the bazaar, selling various items.  The commentary gives details of various local events. Intertitle – Opening Several ladies sit at the front at a table, while one of them gives a speech.  A young girl presents her with a bouquet...

This is a film of a bazaar taking place at the Central Methodist Church Goole. Title – Maypole Bazaar 1964 People are milling around the bazaar.  The commentary suggests that a similar event could be copied in Howden.  Ladies are in the hall preparing the stalls for the bazaar, selling various items.  The commentary gives details of various local events. Intertitle – Opening Several ladies sit at the front at a table, while one of them gives a speech.  A young girl presents her with a bouquet of flowers.  . Intertitle – Children’s Orchestra A group of children are singing and playing tambourines.  The film switches to a garden with a fine display of garden gnomes.  There is a garden party with groups of people sitting at tables and on the grass, with some children wandering around. Intertitle – Coffee Evening 1963 There is a living room packed full with ladies chatting along with a few men.  They are dressed in their hats and coats. Intertitle – Coffee Evening 1964 This is a similar event as in the last scene, but with tea and cakes and making coffee with hot milk.  A vicar is also sitting with them, and there is some larking about as the camera goes around the room showing those in attendance.  Then the film switches to a hall where there are some speeches followed by children singing.  The hall is decorated with life size clown figures. There are stalls selling clothing and plants.  Everyone sits down for a meal, after which there are presentations.  The film switches back to the garden party, where ladies sit and have tea.  Some children peer into a small pond.  Then onto a church which is decorated with flowers for the Festival of Flowers.