Hear ye Hear ye! The Crier is always looking for things to shout about! Feel free to submit your Thoughts, Poems, Photos, Requests or anything you like to thecrier@cookham.com |
THE COOKHAM CANADIAN MOUNTIES |
It looks like the Malletts are taking over Canada or are they in training for their return to Cookham?
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COMPUTER HELP |
Brian Hopkins tells the
Crier: " Last week I had a complete breakdown of my PC. A
friend from the Dean advised me to contact this PC engineer from Cookham
who would help me out. This I did. I feel that we should be using local
talent as much as possible. If anyone has the misfortune to loose the
whole contents of their PC including hard drives through a serious
Virus, or any problem with the PC, like I did last week, then may I
suggest you look no further for help and use the expertise of an
excellent PC engineer who lives in Cookham. At a very reasonable
rate Georgina will examine, and repair your unit on site, In my case the
unit was taken to her workshop, repaired, and reinstalled at my home by
6pm the same day. Excellent service. We should all make more use
of the local experts, and I have no hesitation in recommending Georgina
Lloyd Parry to carry out your repairs when required." |
BBC IN COOKHAM |
Cookham is on the BBC this month, Charles Luxford will be in a 'reduced opera' at Lea Barn, Winter Hill 4.30pm on Sunday 29th August. which is being televised by the BBC. Many people will have enjoyed the Musical Afternoons at the Barn over the years, so it is good news that the BBC has also found out about it. Also Liz Kwantes will be on BBC Radio 4 in 'the Commission' with Nick Ross as one of the witnesses at 8.00pm on 18th August. The subject is 'Corporate Governance'. |
CAR JACKING SCHEME |
Be
aware of a new car-jacking scheme (thanks to Peter Ward for telling
cookham.com) |
DEATH OF ROBIN PONTER |
It was with great sadness that Cookham.com learnt of the sudden death of Robin Ponter who died suddenly last week. Robin was a well known figure in Cookham. He was particularly known for his love of Stanley Spencer's paintings and was the very hard working chairman of the Friends of the Stanley Spencer Gallery. Our sympathies go out to his wife Jill and his family. |
CAN YOU HELP ANNE? |
I am trying to locate 2 sisters - Anne and Louise Smith - who lived in Cookham Rise in the 1970's. I believe that both married and moved. I would be most grateful for any assistance or suggestions. Anne - e-mail: Flowermom262@aol.com |
LAST PICTURES FROM COLUMBIA SHUTTLE |
James Hatch has sent us this amazing photo taken by the Columbia Space shuttle before it crashed. You can clearly see the Sahara desert and also the lights on in Europe. Quite fascinating. Click here to view. |
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN CAMPING? |
Have
you ever been on a camping trip? Once again for WOMAN magazine we are doing a very light-hearted article featuring several women talking about their experiences of camping in the past. Maybe you now love a night under canvas- or hate it! Maybe you went on Brownies camp as a child, backpacking with mates in your teens, went to outdoor pop concerts, or just the family holidays, etc. If so, and you have photos, I’m sure you can help. Also if you still go camping now- maybe you’ve got one of those big flashy tents or something a bit more modest. Or maybe your one and only experience of camping has put you off for life. If any of the above sounds like you, please do get in touch. All it will involve is a quick phone interview, sort out some photos and you even get PAID for your time and trouble. Feel free to pass round my posting if you can think of any one else who fits the bill. Please contact me at adrian@amonti.freeserve.co.uk or 01273 777693. |
A CARTOON FROM CANADA |
Thank you to James Hatch who sent us this
cartoon.
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HALT, WHO GOES THERE? |
Did you know that there will be a display of three dimensional figures in the porch of Holy Trinity Church from this Sunday 25th April, until the night of the concert? They are by Mandy McAllen, Gail Dorrington and Phyllida Shelley-Smith. There is no admission charge, they are to promote the Cookham Guys and Dolls Project (click here) |
BILL STICKERS WILL BE FINED |
Lynne Smith from the Tarrystone Players had a bit of a shock this week. She was pinning up posters around the village to advertise the Tarrystone Players latest play 'Life and Love in Little Cookham' which will be taking place on 6, 7 and 8 May at the Pinder Hall, when someone emerged from a BT van and told her that as she had just pinned a poster onto a telephone pole, she would be fined £55 which would be taken off her next telephone bill!!!!!!! She said next time she will put her mobile number on the poster. |
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