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katex

22-09-2012 13:44

Hyndburn Local History Society 2012/13

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Programme for this season :

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Hope to see some of you there.... :)

Bob Dobson

02-10-2012 19:26

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Am hoping that a visit to the season's first meeting on Thursday evening will pay dividends, so will check it out.

TubbyLes

03-10-2012 19:11

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Thank you for co-op erating.

Bob Dobson

03-10-2012 22:55

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Glad that you caught onto my train of thought Les. I was far too subtle for Katex.

katex

04-10-2012 00:48

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson (Post 1020930)

Glad that you caught onto my train of thought Les. I was far too subtle for Katex.

Nah, you were just being a divvy ...:D

cashman

04-10-2012 15:13

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As this uns of interest i shall see yeh yon Kate.:);)

cashman

04-10-2012 21:57

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Was worth the trip down, The speaker who i'd seen before was well worth his salt.:)

katex

03-12-2012 16:50

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Next lecture is Thursday 6th December @ 7.30 p.m. Lecture Room, Accrington Library. Non members £2.50.

"125 Years of Accrington Newspapers."

Speaker: Richard Crossley.
Whalley.

Bob Dobson

03-12-2012 16:56

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Richard's family owned the Observer. I think this will be one of the highlights of the society's year.

susie123

03-12-2012 17:01

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson (Post 1030480)

Richard's family owned the Observer. I think this will be one of the highlights of the society's year.

Yes Bob, there can't be much he doesn't know about newspapers in Accrington.

Atarah

14-12-2012 23:30

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Jan 10th - talk about Tiffany Glass

Can I just mention to folk this will be a FAB talk. Doug Jackson must know more about Tiffany Glass and the Briggs family of Accrington than anyone else I know. He was a friend of Norman Potter, one time curator of Haworth Art Gallery and became interested in the history of the glass through his friendship with Mr Potter.
Well worth a trip to the library, even if its a horrible night!

cashman

15-12-2012 08:50

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Woulda gone to that, but away.

Bob Dobson

15-12-2012 19:35

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I agree with Atarah. I've heard him speak before.It's in my diary - 'seeing Katex and Atarah tonight. Wear after-shave.Change socks.'

Retlaw

15-12-2012 19:52

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I agree with Atarah. I've heard him speak before.It's in my diary - 'seeing Katex and Atarah tonight. Wear after-shave.Change socks.'

After shave, christ all mighty Dobbo your becoming a right big girl, whinging that bic razors scratch, you don't like carbolic soap, and now after shave, where do you keep all these things in your handbag. :tongueout

DaveinGermany

15-12-2012 20:24

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'seeing Katex and Atarah tonight. Wear after-shave.Change socks.'

My, don't these girls scrub up well, although I'd of thought perfume would've been the better option. :)

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