Playback Magazine October 2022 No 553 October 1, 2022 by Peter Fraser Intro John Cavanagh – Retina UK contact Mark Baxter 07889 595783 News and LettersContact Playback with thoughts on questions asked by Margaret, leave message 0141 776 3395 Margaret and Brian – Airdrie & Coatbridge bowling Club Sharon Moncrieff 07906 329188 Email ACVIBC2022@gmail.com – Cards www.blind.org.uk/shop 01622 754757 – Research Project 07842 626424 email sipbs-sipa2project@strath.ac.uk – My sound cinema www.mysoundcinema.com Story of Ice CreamFrom TNF Soundings we hear about the origins of Ice Cream Mitchell Library EventMargaret reports from an event which took place in the Mitchel Library in Glasgow last month. She talks to Emma Brown about the work of Guide Dogs for the Blind and to Megan Pearce who tells us about the work of New College Worcester. Guide Dogs guideline number 0800 7811444www.guidedogs.org.uk – New College Worcester 01905 763933 www.ncw.co.ukNCW is a national residential school and college for young people aged 11 to 19 who are blind or vision impaired Its Not Funny Being BlindOn hearing about the courses being organised by Guide Dogs for the Blind, reminded us of the series we recorded on Playback back in 1978 giving information to sighted people about helping blind people. It was based on a book written by Bob Foster, then a mobility officer, about a number of aspects of guiding and living with a blind person. This is a feature from the last chapter in the book dealing food, we hear from Rita Gardner, Donald Anderson, Ann Winning and Bob Foster. Brailliant Bi 20XMargaret talks to Lucy Begley from Humanware about a new piece of braille equipment she purchased recently, the Brailliant Bi 20X www.humanware.com 01933 415800 Musical Interlude to end Part 1 and start of Part 2 Cosey Fanni TuttiJohn talks to Musician and author Cosey Fanni Tutti about her life, music and her new book. ArcheryFrom TNF Sounding we hear about Archery, a popular sport amongst many visually impaired people. www.bbsarchery.org.uk Newspaper HeadlinesFrom our archive Alan Sturmey and Peter Fraser check out the double meaning of headlines in newspapers. Tom ParkerWe always like to finish with a smile if we can, this item was featured on Playback back in 1978, we have played it a couple of times, but it never fails to raise a laugh with that distinctive voice of Tom Parker addressing the conference of the National League of the BlindFinish with sig