The Hollies - Evolution LP 1967

£ 20

$ 27

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Feb 19, 2015 Sold Date

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Side One: 1. Then the Heartaches Begin, 2. Stop Right There, 3. Waster on the Brain, 4. Lullaby to Tim, 5. Have You Ever Loved Somebody, 6. You Need Love.

Side Two: 1. Rain on the Window, 2. Heading for a Fall, 3. Ye Olde Toffe Shope, 4. When Your Light's Turned Off, 5. Leave Me, 6. The Games We Play, With additional accompaniment directed by Mike Vickers.

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St. Margaret`s Hospice, as it has been known since 1950, has changed its name to St. Margaret of Scotland Hospice. As Queen of Scotland, Margaret`s great influence was in the care of the poor and charity. She founded several churches including the Abbey of Dunfermline. She was a famous philanthropist who was raised to Saintly status in recognition of her charitable work Over 60 years ago, a Sister of Charity who had fairly recently come to Clydebank to help with the work of the Parish and school, was approached by a gentleman with advanced throat cancer who told her that he had nowhere to go, and did not know what to do, as he felt he was growing steadily worse and had no-one to care for him. As a result of this, the Sister contacted Dublin to ask if it might be possible for them to send over a Sister trained in nursing who would look after this man and others like him – thus began the Hospice, growing steadily as the demand arose.All the houses in the Congregation made a real effort to find money to send to Clydebank. With help from the local Churches and the local community, sufficient money was raised to buy a house in Millbrae Crescent, plus equipment and other things necessary to establish a small Hospice. This gentleman was the first patient admitted. The first house was quickly outgrown and the house next door was bought and taken into use. But again, in a very short time, it was obvious that something further would need to be done if the needs of the sick were to be met. Once again, the Sisters decided that a purpose-built Hospice would be the only answer.

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