Highlights of The Nelson 62 film show at the ACE Centre Nelson by the Pendle Movie Makers

This film shows the highlights of the Evening of Tuesday October 8th 2013, where Nelson Town Councillors, particularly Coun. Tony Beckett , and other groups pulled together to put on "Pendle Movie Makers" film illustrating the town as it was 50 years ago. The show was a great success, and as can be seen a full house at the ACE centre in Nelson. The Audience consisted of many of the local community, with just a few of these people giving their comments during this film.
We have edited Councillor Beckett`s welcome to the full house over shots of people taking their seats in order to show as many of the audience as possible.
If you would like a DVD of the film " Nelson 62 " they are available from the Pendle Heritage Centre Tel. [phone] Email :- [e-mail]
IF YOU LIKE THESE SHORT FILMS THEN WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL AS THERE ARE MORE TO COME. THANKYOU.

[@walverden1]

I was up in Burnley last Sunday 6 May,and I went around My old haunts in Nelson.I used to work at Lamberts timber yard when I left school in 1963, After that I worked at Smith carpet,s cleaning and fitting in Briefield.After that I worked in Dawes Cotton Mill in Nelson.

[@mearcat]

I hope you don't mind Howard but I have posted a link to this and your other wonderful films on the Nelson Now and Then Facebook group. The members have been enjoying your work.

[@mearcat]

Many thanks Howard. I did receive the first message. Keep up the good work.

[@dannymccarthyhalstead1815]

some brilliant films on here Howard, you do a great job, / saw a lot of familiar faces in the audience too.

[@howardswayable]

I dont mind at all, thats very good of you, please feel free to promote the films in any way possible, nice to hear people are enjoying them, and if i can be of any further assistance please do not hesitate to contact me.. Many thanks again... kindest regards Howard..

[@mearcat]

Thankyou very much Howard. I do have a copy of it somewhere but I can't find it.

[@mrbazzabee4013]

Nice one Howie...!

[@mearcat]

Thankyou Howard. Do you have a copy of the film that was made of Edge End high school just before it was demolished ? I'm sure it was made by Pendle Movie Makers and was Narrated by Mr Carrodice. I did have a copy of it on DVD but I can't find it now. I attended the reunion and noticed that the event was also being filmed, it would be great if you also had a copy of that. Kindest regards. Grant Walsh.

[@mrbazzabee4013]

Peter Dewhurst....he used to come and review the local plays back in the 90's.

[@howardswayable]

hi Grant I may have sent this message to you already, we had a malfuction yesterday and not sure all messages went out, however here it is again: I will get this film of edge end checked out although im not familiar with the narrators name mr. Carrodice.. However we have our meetings on the second Monday of every month so i will see what i can come up with .. best regards Howard..

[@herbiehysteria]

Hi Howard, it's your neighbour here. Found your channel a week ago ans what a delight. I was born in 1981 in Burnley, but my Dad came over from the commonwealth aged 11 in 1964. Mr Carradice was our teacher at Edge End until it got knocked down in the noughties. His Mrs used to work in Nelson library. He's still alive, I believe.

[@howardswayable]

@@herbiehysteria many thanks for getting in touch, hope you will continue to find the youtube channel of interest regards Howard.

[@howardswayable]

Hi Iv found who made the film your looking for, its our chairman John Morgan on email [e-mail] if you can email him he will sort a copy out for you. all the very best Howard

[@howardgreenwood1842]

Hi i will check this out, although its not a name im familiar with, but we have our meetings on the second Monday of every month, i see what i can come up with best regards Howard

[@howardgreenwood1842]

Hi i will ask around about this, but that name doesnt sound familiar, its certainly is not a film i have been asorciated with , we have our meetings on the second Monday of every month i see what i can come up with Regards Howard