Miscellaneous Memorabilia

Gentle backstage advice from the SM (early shows circa 1976)

From vol. 3 of the scrapbooks. Post-match interview audio here.

Account probably closed due to Barclays boycott.

Thankfully, no longer with the door attached.

A news item about the newly elected LURG exec, with some admirably vague padding
and gratuitous Nuns and Lovers bashing, from the 17/Jan/1978 issue of SCAN

Mike Day's "Bert Lion" character was adopted as a LURG mascot in 1978.
Posters were produced to promote the "brand" (!) ...

Tim signs his own expenses cheque for 70p.

Despite headed paper, this was for RAG 79. We didn't participate.

Invitation to LURG's birthday celebration January 1979.

From end-of-year dinner, June 1979.

Described thus in the scrapbook:
"At one point in the Burton/Sandles style Revue Group members began to mutter about the standard of intelligibility of newssheets - So to satisfy dissention this double sheet was produced. The next week saw a return to the old style nonsense much more fun I thought, and still think. Patrick."

Mike Savage's valedictory message to the troops, late 1982. Quote:
"ha ha you m.f.'s it's too late to no confidence me now"

In true LURG tradition, a vote was required.
It is not clear whether the STV voting system was used to determine the outcome of Section 2.