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Jersey Talking Magazine, March 1978.
| Reference | R/05/B/17 |
| Date | March 1978 |
| Scope and Content | Introduction by Gordon Young. Cooking feature - Margaret Jenkins talking about cooking with fruit. Crime feature - Detective Constable Tony Knowlton, Crime Prevention Officer talking about protection from visitors to the house including various locks. Pharmacy feature - second part of Molly Perchard talking about herbal remedies. Myths and Legends Feature - Roy Fauvel talking about a farmer who found his cows were getting weaker, suspecting sorcery he eventually hid himself to discover what was happening, a big black dog came in which he shot, his neighbour who he had a disagreement with had his arm in a sling the following day and the farmers cows recovered. Deputy Sir Robert Marrett interviewed about the Policy Advisory Committee and its five year review, building and builders in the island, immigration control, changing the five year reviews to an annual review, the civil service, bringing in outside experts as consultants and banks coming into the island. June reading the second part of Eyes at My Feet, a true story, by Jessie Hickford a blind woman with a guide dog. End of Side One. Joan Stevens looking at old houses, descriptions and date stones in St Mary including L'Anciennette, Les Colombiers and its reconstruction-held by the Pipon, Dumaresq and Arthur families, Elms Farm-de Gruchy property, the older name is La Mare-now wine is made there, Le Marais-group of houses-John Wesley preached at the house and owned by Jurat John Le Couteur, Perry Farm-name coming from the pears built and has an archway and Tourelle staircase, used to belong to the Hue family, La Sergenté-old staircase-owned by Edward Renault and later a gun smith called Sorsoleil and The Elms-probably had a chapel, built in 1774 by Amice Balleine and Marie Le Hardy. Di Weber interviewing Robin Routley, a Jerseyman who works in Hong Kong, talking about his job importing and exporting goods to the USA and life in Hong Kong. Jim L'Amy telling a humorous story. |
| Names | L'Amy, Jim Weber, Di Routley, Robin Sorsoleil, Mr Balleine, Marie, née Le Hardy Balleine, Amice Renault, Edward Hue family Le Couteur, John Wesley, John La Mare Vineyard de Gruchy family Arthur Family Dumaresq Family Pipon Family Stevens, Joan Marrett, Sir Robert, Deputy Policy Advisory Committee Fauvel, Roy Gurdon, June Hickford, Jessie Jenkins, Margaret Perchard, Molly Crime Prevention Officer Knowlton, Tony Young, Gordon Jersey Talking Magazine Gurdon, Philip |
| Keywords | Dogs | guide dogs | guides | stories | exports | imports | gunsmiths | Chapels | staircases | Arches | pears | date stones | Houses | consultations | Banks | civil service | immigration | Committees | builders | Buildings | Legends | myths | locks | Chemists | pharmacists | pharmacies | herbs | Police | Police Constables | crime | Food | Cooking | fruits | interviews | Magazines | sound recordings | sound | news | radios |
| Category | R-Sound Recording |
| Places | America, Hong Kong, The Elms, La Chève Rue, La Sergenté, St Mary, Perry Farm, St Mary, Le Marais, St Mary, Elms Farm, Rue de la Hougue Mauger, Les Colombiers, St Mary, L'Anciennette, St Mary, St Mary, Jersey |
| Dimensions | 1 sound cassette |
| Language | English |
| Level of description | File |
| Access restrictions | Master Copy-Needs to be Copied |
| Closed until | 2100 |
Context:
Jersey Talking Magazine, March 1978.
R/05/B/17
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