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The Birds Had a Ball
Cage birds by the hundreds "were on show in the Stoke Hall when the Nelson Cage Bird Association staged its annual show. During the two days the event was held, numerous people took the opportunity to view the wide variety of entries.
Frank Scotson was proud of winning the best novice C. Y.C.R.
This Indian Ring Neck, entered by Harry Roberts of Nelson, was judged the best foreign bird
Mrs V. Heath and her daughter Gail admire some of the entries
Graham Williams presents his entry, a Gloucester canary
Kay and Helen Sangster, Wendy Robinson (obscured), David Sangster and Bruce Hogan study the best Zebra finch, entered by Gordon Goodman, of Nelson
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