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A little bit of fun with destinations we can’t plan for.
Thanks go to my friend James D for this month’s inspiration.
QUESTIONS:
1. Who in 1966, released their first single all about “The Last Train to Clarksville” (Tennessee USA) ? 2. Who had “Georgia on their Mind” in 1973? 3. Where did Paul Simon start to write the classic “Homeward Bound”? 4. Where was ELO’s “Last Train” heading to in 1979? 5. Who was in the “Third Boxcar Midnight Train” and what was his destination? 6. Who sang about “The Road to Nowhere” in 1985? 7. Which “Supergroup” was trying to get to the “End of the Line” in 1988? COLIN READ 8. Who was “Leaving on a Jet Plane” in 1967? 9. Who was prepared to leave “Budapest” in 2014? Landscape Gardening 10. You are on a dark desert highway and you see a Block paving | Brick & stone walling shimmering light! Where are you going to stay? Crazy paving | Paths & drives Take it Easy with David Smith Rockeries | Pools | Turfing etc. on Surrey Hills Community All types of fencing Radio every Wednesday 5pm - 7pm. 01372 377192
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Mole Valley Probus Club
latest charity donation...
Claire Woodward, Head of Community Partnerships and Events Team, Princess Alice Hospice. Michael Brown, chairman Mole Valley Probus Club.
Mole Valley Probus is a club of retired professional and business men and women with some 70 members. Most of their usual social activities are now denied them, apart from their monthly meetings with a speaker, which, as they cannot meet in person, are held remotely over their computers. But something they can still do is to support local charities.
The club’s latest charity donation, the last for a while to let club funds catch their breath, is to the invaluable Princess Alice Hospice, the closest hospice for many in Mole Valley.
In recognition of their service to the community Mole Valley Probus Club chose the hospice for its latest donation. As the club’s chairman, Michael Brown, said “The Princess Alice Hospice is a charity that supports our community. We are delighted to support them.”
For the club’s website see molevalleyprobus.btck.co.uk and for the hospice pah.org.uk
