Competition Winner For The New Print By Sir Peter Blake

Paul Beard, a music fan from Herefordshire is the lucky recipient

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Abundance London has revealed the winner of the competition to win the fantastic image that Sir Peter Blake has created for The Chiswick Timeline, the new mural which is to go under the railway arches outside Turnham Green station.

Entrants were asked to name all the stars that Sir Peter has lined up in front of the Empire Theatre.The draw was held on Sunday 11th June at Bedford Park’s Green Day.

They had 318 entries, of which 171 got over 35 correct and went into the draw. Sir Peter Blake drew the winning ticket, which was Paul Beard, a music hall fan from Herefordshire. Congratulations to him!

Abundance would like to thank everyone who participated, especially those who sent in a little donation with their entry, and everyone who is supporting the mural. Particular thanks of course to Sir Peter for his amazing support. Also many thanks to everyone at the Bedford Park Fair - fantastically organised as always. Torin and his team are really outstanding. Vanessa Costello ran a whole stall in support of the Timeline with her rare antiquities and we are overwhelmed by such generosity and support.

If you want to know the answers to the competition, please go to chiswicktimeline.org.

Some interesting stats about the competition: The top scorer was Margaret Couch with 52 – well done!

2= Terry Harrison and Thomas Patterson with 49.

4th Anne Swanson

5th= Paul Babb, Tim Gott, Jane Daynes, Ted Daynes, Pamela Fletcher and Martyn Needham

Anyone who got over 40 can give themselves a big pat on the back!

Only 1 person got number 1, Johnny Lockwood (well done Maggie Johnson).

Only 5 people got number 25, Harry Helmsley.

The Harmonica Gang (numbers 15, 31, 32, 33, 50 and 53) threw most people. They accepted any version of harmonica, including Borrah Minevitch, Jonny Puleo and any variations on that theme.

The most recognisable was number 3, Arthur Askey with 100%.

Second were numbers 4, George Formby and 11, Tommy Cooper on 99%.

Frankie Howerd (13) 98%, Ken Dodd (14) and Max Bygraves at 97%.Over 95% recognition for Mike & Bernie Winters with Schnorbitz the dog, Terry-Thomas.

Liberace, Benny Hill, Peter Sellers, Max Wall, Laurel & Hardy, Morecambe & Wise, Max Miller,

Tommy Steele and Cliff Richard.

Local group, Abundance London, is creating a huge mural – 64m long in total, 2.5m high - to transform the dingy walls outside Turnham Green tube where the road passes below the District and Piccadilly lines. They hope to habe the project up and running this summer.

 

June 17, 2017

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