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Fashion Show for Countess Mountbatten Hospice

May 19, 2014 By Mike Sedgwick 3 Comments

On May 14th, Haskins Garden Centre at Mansbridge opened its doors late to host a fashion show in aid of the Countess Mountbatten Hospice Charity.

Many of the audience of about 150 were from Chandler’s Ford. Also present were The Worshipful, the Mayor of the Borough of Eastleigh, Malcolm Cross and the Mayor of Southampton, Ivan White.

Countess Mountbatten House:  providing specialist palliative care service throughout Southampton and South Central Hampshire.
Countess Mountbatten House: providing specialist palliative care service throughout Southampton and South Central Hampshire.

The event began with music and songs by Pammie Moore as we collected our pizzas and other nourishment in the restaurant. We ate and drank or just talked as models, some of mature years, displayed clothes from Matalan and garden accessories from Haskins.

Ita Kelly - fashion show in aid of Countess Mountbatten Hospice Charity.
Ita Kelly – fashion show in aid of Countess Mountbatten Hospice Charity.

Ita Kelly, who sadly left Chandler’s Ford for Netley a while back, looked fetching in her Matalan dress with green gardening gloves and watering can accessories. Her husband, Mike, made a great sailor as he modelled beach related objects.

One of our group was lucky enough to win one of many prizes in the raffle, a box of conjuring tricks.

Countess Mountbatten Hospice Charity
Countess Mountbatten Hospice Charity

We are fortunate to have the Countess Mountbatten Hospice in our area. Everyone I have met who has come into contact with it sings its praises for the valuable and difficult service it provides. Several of the staff work there voluntarily but there is nothing amateur about what they do.

The Hospice deserves our support and I am happy to report that, on this evening, they were getting it.

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About Mike Sedgwick

Retired, almost. Lived in Chandler's Ford for 20 years. Like sitting in the garden with a beer on sunny days. Also reading, writing and flying a glider. Interested in promoting science.

I work hard as a Grandfather and have a part time job in Kandy, Sri Lanka for the winter months. Married to a beautiful woman and between us we have two beautiful daughters and 3 handsome sons.

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    May 20, 2014 at 4:18 pm

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