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... May 25 1982 SPORT Throwing a family party MONDAY night is junior night at the Waterloo Judo Club and instructor Tom Hughes emerges grinning from a melee of white-clad youngsters The young recruits con-tinue their throwing routines The blur of flying bodies ...
... May 26 1982 CRITICS PHILHARMON1CREX Articulate IT WAS quite an achievement for the Philharmonic to persuade Peter Maxwell Davies who reckons to spend nine months a year in the Orkneys to come to Liverpool this week for a four-day contemporary music seminar ...
... Last-minute goal keeps Chester’s hopes alive by John CHESTER 1 YORK CITY 1 DRAMATIC last minute equaliser by Turner saved hopes in tussle with York at Zealand yesterday There were seconds Thanks says Calloway BARROW 0 SOUTHPORT GOAL minutes after start ...
... 16 Liverpool Daily Post fat’s game Forged solid win CURVIS KEEPS ALIVE WORLD TITLE HOPES Nobby Stiles Manchester United wing England’s centre If such selection had been made a years stir this have caused but to-day nobody raise February madness Since ...
... May 20 1982 SPORT Peacetime PEACETIME was impressive winner of the Schroder Life Predominate Stakes at Goodwood yesterday and was immediately promoted second favourite for the Derby The Nijinsky colt laid low fey the cough after win PERTH 2 SELLING HANDICAP ...
... Penelope Easton publications Ann Gray films Edward Murphy combined arts Richard Jarman deputy director and Sarah Richards drama and literature Arts for all is Peter’s plan MERSEYSIDE’S new arts supremo Peter Booth plans to give everyone in the area a chance ...
... that performance, or to retain any respect for art in which the highest honours seem to be won by grimace and mummery one knows better than the dramatic critic effects which this parasite on dramatio art vrodnoes. Then whv should it! If it goes Against ...
... about to board tho ashr.ro towards edge of the stage, and 7 p.m. train. Ho was most affable and m courteous, and expressed himself freely them:—** here s Manniz? Manuiz j . . !>oard?” and without passion. “You may state,’* remarked, “that UNAPPRECL\TED JOKE ...
... May 3 1982 r : HOME NEWS! 120 Liberal fury over ‘Red Lynn’ attack TWELVE good reasons for buying the DAILY POST and here’s another dozen value-for-money reasons— a team of specialist writers serving local interests by Ian Craig LINKS between Trotskyist ...
... Tuesday 25th May 1982 10 m & 2 pm at puke Street GENERAL SALE including Furniture Works of Art Clocks Carpets and Rugs Ceramics and Glass Silver Silver Plated Ware and Jewellery On view Saturday 22nd May 930 am to 1230 pm Monday 24th May 930 ...
... 25 SPORT Time running out for Chester Rovers keep up record February 8 1982 Chester 0 Gillingham 0: The Fourth Division looms larger for Chester after another dismal home performance against Gillingham It seems that only a miracle can now save Chester ...
... -on stage i i ALL arts associations with quite same problems they face Merseyside Political rows have led to sorry situation of money withdrawn Merseyside Arts and distinct possibility that they may to close shop But in North Wales there is an ...