Found in a Portsmouth charity shop: who were these children?

There are four pictures here today which, hopefully, might ring some bells for a Portsmouth family. Especially if their name is Howarth.
By The Newsroom
Published 23rd Feb 2017, 06:00 BST
Updated 28th Feb 2017, 12:48 BST
HOLIDAY Were you one of these children on holiday, possibly in the Channel Islands, in the early 1960s?HOLIDAY Were you one of these children on holiday, possibly in the Channel Islands, in the early 1960s?
HOLIDAY Were you one of these children on holiday, possibly in the Channel Islands, in the early 1960s?

Colin South, from Drayton, recently found and bought two small packets of 35mm film negatives from the Sue Ryder shop in Palmerston Road, Southsea. He assumes they were included among house clearance items.

One packet was marked ‘Howarth’.

Colin says: ‘Having scanned the negatives I found some 20 35mm monochrome images of children with family pets.

CORGI Brother and sister? Who are these mystery children and what was the dogs name?CORGI Brother and sister? Who are these mystery children and what was the dogs name?
CORGI Brother and sister? Who are these mystery children and what was the dogs name?
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‘There was another dozen of 35mm colour ‘half-frame’ images, possibly of a school trip to the Channel Islands

‘I would date them from the early 1960s.’

Perhaps Howarth family members might remember or recognise them and want them. If so, please get in touch with me and I will pass details to Colin who will forward them.

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