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... films. Sure I still see a lot of Harry, she told me today from Skegness, where she is in a summer show. We joke about his voicethrowing, but actually he was really polished.. Now divorced from Bernie Burgess, who left the successful Jones Boys group ...
... the eldest son of six-times world motorcycling champion Geoff Duke. He has brought together bangup-to-date lemm films from the best British and American film producers featuring major motorcycling events and personalities from as far afield as Switzerland ...
... cheesecloth shirts, platform boots, flared slacks and the like, were hilarious. Gerry padded out his sentimental seventies scrapbook with a few ausic we used to listen to back then, and the get-up we used to wear, brought a lump into my throat. I think it ...
... Enjoying the best of both worlds THE HOLLYBROOK HOTEL AND RESTAURANT A city hotel located in a quite suburban backwater, the Hollybrook Hotel and Restaurant enjoys the best of both worlds. Only two miles from the city centre, yet close to the south suburbs ...
... Man from God Knows Where To complete that page In your scrapbooks, here are the final verses of The Man From God Knows Where: And he told me that Boney had promised help To a man in Dublin town. Says he, ‘if ye've laid the plke on the shelf, You'd better ...
... consumer complaints. 10.00, Ulster News. 10.02, The Anderson Tapes. 11.30, Pkrying Away A Youth Orchestra Goes To London A scrapbook from the South Eastern Youth Orchestra's visa to London in July. 12.00, Ulster News. 12.02, Auditorium: News Sores. 12 45, ...
... From Ashinglon to Balling - surviving the Glory Game professional sport is a drug. You get hooked when you're young and it's wonderful. It makes you famous, sets you apart from other men who push pens or tend assembly lines. This is especially true of ...
... Sylva powerful 1969 World War II drama about an injured US army demolition expert who is rescued by an unusual group of children in enemy territory. will be investigating consumers' complaints about bad service, useless guarantees, and faulty goods, ...
... ode. He had a great love of Dickens and could quote at length from most of his novels. Would that we had more people like Alphie Woods. The world would be a much better place. Maxwell from light on Mr. Maxwell. Here is Mr. Edmiston's note: As usual I ...
... takes time off from the Jampot to pose for a school photograph with his mates at Kelvin. lot siower on the shot and he is a lot more consistent now because of it”. But what of the future? Never modest, Higgins predicts he will win the world championship ...
... Vinecash for their November meeting. Liz Duncan from the Ulster Bacon Agency gave a cookery demonstration. & A scrapbook compled by Kathleen Moore won the Carryduff Cup in the novice class of ‘*Scrapbook Competition 1982. The birthday ballot was won by ...
... Murray, came across this poem in an old scrapbook about the town. He thinks it may have been written by one of the soldiers stationed at Trooperslane during the first world war. The scrapbook contained information from 1901 to 1918. An(i beauty crowns within ...