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... TO KEEP ALIVE THE COUNTY DIALECT IN SOMERSET Theatre for Amateurs at Wells. In effort keep alive the Somerset dialect county theatre is to be built Wells. Miss Dorothy Carritt, Wells, producer of seveial amateur theatrical companies in Somerset, told ...
... THE NEW OBSERVER 1982— Page Crafts demo A display of articles made by the arts and craft members was staged at 31st anniversary meeting of Page Park Townswomen’s guild presided over by Miss Edney A special birthday cake was provided and enjoyed by members ...
... Nimble fingers keep an art alive Geoff Simms FOURTEEN MEN sat at classroom desks with reds thread scissors boxes full furry material and feathers were making a may fly The men are members first year class in fly-fishing and fly-tying by North Bristol ...
... Playwrights ? RARE as GOLD DUST WHAT is it that keeps the theatre alive? Is it fresh faces? I think not New artistes are generally only as good as the material with which they have work New ideas keep the theatre alive or old ones given a fresh twist And new ...
... whereas if we really had the interest of art at heart we should do our best to buy as many originals as possible. In that way we should be encouraging the art painting in a manner that would keep the art alive in our midst, and would lead us ...
... THE NEW OBSERVER Friday May 14 1982 Page 11 A crisis for Keyrisham and District Arts’ Society are at present without a chairman or secretary after a recent annual meeting ended with no nominations for the posts Mr Michael Decent who retired after four ...
... PAPE WESTERN DAILY PRESS AND TIMES AND MIRROR Thursday May 27 1982 'ot ifchi pmr pawar A time to keep our nerve FIVE ships tha British task forca hava in South Atlantic Mora than British lives hava been lost is grim ind tragic toll impassible to quantify ...
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... 24 WESTERN DAILY PRESS WEDNESDAY MAY 1 1985 (W) SPORT FIRST AND BEST Rob keeps City hopes alive Bristol City’s Glyn Riley has simple task over line for the first goal at Ashton Gate Mitchell Boyland’s on the hoi! as Robins swoop Gloucester City 2 Cheltenham ...
... POST TUESDAY -r This is way to keep Thornbury alive says veteran councillor This is the way Thornbury must move with the times” said Mr J H Cooke veteran chairman of Thornbury RDC when he visited a newr housing estate yesterday It’s no good our town YOUR ...
... Page 4— THE NEW OBSERVER Friday May 21 1982 YOUR PULL-OUT PROGRAMME THE OFFICIAL VIDEO RECORDING of the 1982 KINGSWOOD MARATHON is obtainable only from VIDEO SERVICES (BRISTOL) at a cost of £25 TEL 0272 570117 for WEDDINGS SPORT SEMINARS etc Cine-to-Video ...
... revue, entitled 'The New Idea, is staged at the Theatre Royal this Presented in 15 scenes, 1 is medley good singing, dancing, and humour. Billy May is an eccentric comedian who gets over some excellent jokes keeps the house in merry mood particularly ...