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Bernie & the Bandits Trivia Quiz Radio Guide May be liable to change General Knowledge Radio Adelaide 101.5 FM Sat 6 - 9am "Country Breakfast" - Wally Sparrow Sun 6 - 8am New Country Cafe - Sarah Tomlinson 1. What is the largest animal found in the world today? Sun 11am - 12noon "Bluegrass Unlimited" Bill Lawson 5UMA FM (89.1) Port Augusta 2. What planet is closest to the earth in our solar system? Mon-Fri 9am-Midday Thurs 7pm-Midnight "Judy's Country On Call" Thurs 9pm SA time. 8pm NT time. Live broadcast ‘I Like it Like That!’ 3. What bird is the main tourist attraction of Phillip Island, Victoria? from Alice Springs "Strictly Country" Great Southern FM (90.1) Victor Harbor Friday 6 pm to 9 pm Honky Tonk Friday Night with 4. What are the two biggest cities in Tasmania? Merv Schapel Sausage Sizzles Sat 11 am to 3 pm Great Southern Country Music Show with a touch of Nostalgia with Merv Schapel 9.30am‘til 2pm ‘Thanks KFC for 5. In what book are the Banksia Men the villains? Sun 12 noon to 3pm Great Southern Country Music Show with Merv Schapel 3D FM (93.7) Meet up with our Super Sizzlers your sponsorship’ 6. In the Bible who were the first two children of Adam and Eve? Sat 11am -1pm "Yodel Action" Ali Oakly/Lone Tony Joe Mon 8pm - 9pm Live Hooting from the Veranda COAST FM (88.7) Saturday 12th November 7. What Australian film was renamed The Road Warrior for release in the USA? Mon 2pm to 4 Chris Hill and Brendon, Colin, David Keith, Fred, Yvonne, Kevin Parker Mon 12 midnight "Pyjama Country" with Frank 8. Who was the first British King to visit Australia? Roberts Saturday 26th November Tues 2pm to 4 Tuesday "Cowboyography" / Barry Winter Keith, Fred, Josie, Brian Wed 2 - 4pm Coast Country /Ralph/Chris/Colin/Barry 9. What poem begins….’There was movement in the station’….? Thurs 2- 4pm "On The Border" with Judith Waugh at Fri 2- 4pm "Gospel And Country" with Maurie Huxley 10. Who is Robert Zimmerman? Fri 4 - 6pm Country Rock Jim Giles Sat 2 - 4pm "Country Round-Up" with Chris Hill Answers on Page 11 Sun 2 - 4pm "Hound Dog Show" with Bob Shannon Home Hardware Sun 5pm to 7pm "Folk Around the Coast" Sun 12 Midnight "Overnight Country" Proudly Sponsored By: Your Radio Host 5PBA FM (89.7) Sat 9pm - Midnight "Our Kinda Country" Presents 5CS AM (1044) Sun 6-9am "Dave Prior's Country Music Show" Wally Sparrow 5AN AM (891 ) Home Hardware Sat 10pm-2am " Saturday Night Country " John Nutting (Munno Para) Radio Adelaide Sun 5.30-l0am " Australia All Over " Ian McNamara 101.5 FM 5RPH AM(1197) Mon 10.30pm -11:30 Roots 'N' All Blues and Country Steak of the Art 5RM (801) (Munno Para) Bernie & The Bandits Sun 6-10 pm Sunday Country" with Garry Whitfield Saturdays 6 - 9am Triple B FM 89.1 (Barossa Radio) Sun 7.30-10.00am “The Horse Show” Grant Marshal Bakers Delight and Brendan Beleski "Country Breakfast" Sun 12pm Country Music Overnight (CRN) (Munno Para) Mon 6am-9am Country Bacon and Eggs Bruce Klemm On with Wally Sparrow Mon 6pm-9pm “Make Mine Country” Mon 6 pm- 10 pm “Rob’s Country Mix” with Rob th Wally has played an active role in Edwards Sunday 20 November Sat 6am-8am “Country Bacon and Eggs” Bruce the setting up and management of Klemm 5MU AM(1125) Murray Bridge the SA Council for Country The Outback Club Sunday 5p - 6pm Venue: Munno Para Bowling Club RiverCity FM (88.0) Murray Bridge local coverage Music . only 24 Hour/7 day Country Music Cnr. Curtis & Main North Roads Munno Para Alex FM , Goolwa 96.5 and 87.6 Sunday 6.0 - 9 am Australian Country with Lindsay 12 noon - 4pm The Council is designed to promote country music and assist young Tuesday 12.00 - 3.00pm Cool Country with Derna people develop their country music careers. Sat. 12.00 - 3.00pm Country Crossroads with Ron Tozer Volunteers Required! Admission: Members $5: Non Members $7: Share 96.5 with Spirit FM in Victor Harbor. Children under 16 free Our 96.5 time is from midnight Sat. to midday Wed. Wally says, ‘I have always worked in the background of country Broadcast on narrowband 87.6 24/7 If you would like to help out as a Walk Up Artists, Live Band, Dancing & Prizes music’; however, he has recorded 3 albums. A Night In Sparrows Five YYY Community Radio 107.7FM volunteer fund raiser we have a Phone 08 8645 1188 Whyalla Country , Bundaberg Rum Love Songs and Legends & Well and Tues 12pm to 4.0 pm Country YYY new venture for Lunch & Bar Facilities: Truly Sparrowed . One of the presenters is John Taylor 08 8644 0074 Speedway fans …. Order your GCMC For Further Info For Further Information Thanks to webmaster Ian Fisk …. A link to Wally’s website is Contact: Keith Warren (08) 8255 8920 Tel: 8255 8920 available on: www.saccm.com/artists/sparrow/index.htm Shirts Now! Proudly Sponsored by KFC 10 3 .
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