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The Officers 2022-2023

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Squire 2022-23: Andy King
Our elected officers for 2022/23 are:
Squire:                          Andy King
Treasurer:                     Ray Newnham
Bagman                        Marion Reece
Foreman:                      Dan Shearer

Other Officers:
Fools:                            Julian Kohler/ Mike Frost
Animals:                        Doug Herdson (Bilge)/Little Jeff (R.A. Tass)
Publicity:                       Andy King/Little Jeff

Keeper of the Kit:         Sara Greenland
Webmaster:                  
Andy King
Archivist:                       Joe Cumming

PictureTreasurer 2022-23: Ray Newnham
Our Treasurer - Ray Newnham

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Bagman 2022/23: Marion Reece
Our Bagman Marion

Our Fool

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Julian: The Fool. No question!

M
ost sides have a 'Fool' and we are no exception. Julian is a law unto himself.
His kit comprises of the usual white shirt and blue breeches but instead of white socks he wears one of blue and one of green. (It is believed he has another pair just like it somewhere at home!) Instead of a tabard he wears a home-made waistcoat depicting Thomas The Tank Engine! On top of this he wears a tail-coat bedecked with various badges and which, he says, is no fun dancing in on hot summer days. On his head he wears a top hat which is adorned with several feathers from pheasant and peacock among others. Oh!... And watch out for the rat !


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  • Home
  • About Us
    • History Timeline
    • The Officers
    • A Brief History
    • Our Costume
    • Cotswold Dances
  • 2022 Programme
  • Contact Us
  • Ceilidh 2023
  • Charitable Donations
  • Photos
    • Mayflower Muster
    • Charity Presentation 2020
    • Drewe Arms 27.10.12
    • The Ship Inn 2012
    • Ceilidh 2012
    • Sport Relief 2010 Gallery
    • May Day 2006
    • Hungary 2006 Gallery
    • Helmond 2005 Gallery
    • KJMM 2004
  • The Plymouth Tradition
    • Shoelaces
    • Jumping for Jogi
    • Skirmish
    • Foreman's Fancy
    • Hearts of Oak
    • Navy Blue knickers
    • Ol' Barbican
    • Old Jerry Grumpwood
    • The Mayflower Remembered
  • Mummers Play
    • Mummers Play Performances 2021
  • Poetry in Motion
  • Links
  • Our Blog
  • Brest 2013
  • Sidmouth 2021