Galway Advertiser 1970/1970_10_08/GA_08101970_E1_006.pdf 

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Reception for 'Raleigh' Retailers
A presentation for dealers from all over the West by a management team from Irish Raleigh Industries Ltd. took place in the G r e a t Southern Hotel, G a l w a y , on Wednesday, September 23rd. Following a dinner at which M r . Eric P a r k i n s o n , managing director, and M r . J o h n Beatty, sales director, spoke, dealers were given a film presentation of the R a leigh Christmas promotion advertising campaign. T h i s was followed by a n u m b e r of films on sales training m a d e by the R a n k O r g a n i s ation. T h e new range of bicycles and wheeled toys for Christ mas were also demonstrated. I n addition, dealers were shown the first range of R a leigh D r e a m l i n e baby p r a m s which are now being intro duced for the first time in Ireland.

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New T.V. Programmes
R a d i o Telefis E i r e a n n will begin transmission of its schedule of television p r o g r a m m e s for the c o m i n g A u t u m n and W i n t e r m o n t h s on Sunday, September 27th next. M o r e t h a n 50 new p r o grammes and series are in cluded in the schedule, which shows a wide variety of home-produced d r a m a , in cluding 2 Oireachtas prizewinning p l a y s ; light, p o p u l a r classical and Irish music programmes ; documentaries on all aspects of t h e arts ; discussions ; Irish C u r r e n t Affairs, and Agricultural programmes. T h e r e are also some chan ges in nightly p r o g r a m m ing and particularly on S a t urdays, when instead of a feature film, as heretofore, a n u m b e r of p r o g r a m m e s in cluding a home-produced quiz and a home-produced music p r o g r a m m e will pre cede the L a t e L a t e Show. Several establised h o m e produced p r o g r a m m e s a m o n g them. T h e R i o r d a n s , T h e D u b l i n e r s , Anthology, Seven D a y s , F e a c h , Newsbeat, A m uigh Faoin Speir, Like N o w ! Gaelic R e p o r t , S p o r t in Act ion, and F a r m p l a n will be returning. N e w h o m e productions in the schedule include S a m T h o m p s o n ' s d r a m a , over the Bridge; U n c l e V a n y a by Chekhov ; N e w p a r k , S o u t h side, a weekly serial featur ing some of the characters from last season's S o u t h s i d e ; I n t e r m e z z o , a series of p o p ular, light and classical music p r o g r a m m e s featuring an orchestra d r a w n from members of the R T E Sym p h o n y and Light Orchestras, w i t h well-known Irish and I n t e r n a t i o n a l soloists; Long ago and F a r Away, an ex tension of t h e W a t c h your L a n g u a g e series, with scripts by Professor Daithe 0 U a i t h n e and Sean O Tuama, presented by J i m Shenvin ; I n S o n g and In Story, a series tracing the history and development of Irish tradit ional music, song and dance; C a d e S i n T e Sin, a series introduced by folk-singer A l b e r t F r y and featuring singers, folk and p o p groups, a n d musicians from Ireland, Wales and Scotland; and En counter a live 45-minute programme on Christain topics for which B u n n y Can" r e t u r n s to R T E screens as presenter. Cizilisation, 13 hour long p r o g r a m m e s written and narrated by Sir Keneth C l a r k e , in w h i c h he traces the ideas and events which h a v e influenced western civ ilisation from the collopse of Greece and R o m e to the 2 0 t h C e n t u r y , is among the from new programmes abroad. O t h e r new pro g r a m m e s from abroad in clude T h e Six Wives of H e n r y V I I I , a B B C pro duction staring Keith JVtitchelll, D o r o t h y T u t i n , An n e t t e Crosbie, A n n e Strallybrass, Elvi H a l e , Angela Pleasance and Rosalie Cruth l i e ; P o i n t Counterpoint, a savagely satirical exposure of the view and behaviour of different kinds of people in the unsettled twenties, written b y Aldous Huxley.

GALWAY --

ARAN ISLANDS

Schedule Air Service
D a i l y services as p u b l i s h e d o n O f f i c i a l T i m e t a b l e .

For full particulars Telephone Oranmore 86 or Local Travel Agent.

In our p i c t u r e : M r . J. Beatty, Sales Director, M r . Vincent L y o n s , Ballinasloe, M r . R. Walsh, G a l w a y , M r . and M r s . T h o m a s T u c k and M r . P . J. Rafferty.

Tavern Art Exhibition

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RENT VANS
Call 6 FRANCIS S T R E E T or Telephone 3975

For P e t e r s o n a n d G . B . D . p i p e s

HILLS
27 W i l l i a m S t r e e t , Galway.
O u r picture s h o w s : M r s . Thomas McDonagh, Mrs. J o h n L e n i h a n and Patricia Burke at the exhibition. Last T h u r s d a y evening an exhibition of Patricia Burke's paintings opened at the T a v e r n , Eyre S q u a r e . M i s s Burke, who lives in R e n m o r e , has been a member of the G a l w a y A r t C l u b since its re-organisation in t h e early 60's. S h e has been exhibiting very successfully at the A r t Clubs A n n u a l Exhibition at the Patrician Brothers School H e r paintings of local scenes are very popular.