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	BBC - Press Office - Gordon Wharmby
		Gordon Wharmby, who played Wesley Pegden in BBC ONE's Last of The Summer Wine, has died aged 68.
		Gordon had a long career in television and had featured in a variety of BBC productions such as All Creatures Great and Small, Edge of Darkness and Hetty Wainthropp Investigates.
		"Gordon initially came along to audition for a one-line part, but he was so good that he was given a major guest part in the episode Car and Garter in 1981.
	www.bbc.co.uk /pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2002/05_may/21/gordon_wharmby.shtml (253 words)

	Summer Wine - The News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Gordon Wharmby, known to fans as Wesley Pegden, who sadly died at the age of 68.
		Everyone at the BBC was saddened to hear of the death of Gordon Wharmby, who had been in 11 series and two films of Last of the Summer Wine, running over the past 20 years.
		Wharmby's death -- ironically because I noticed that Nora Batty wasn't appearing in the "new" episodes now showing on my stateside PBS station and was worried that something had happened to that fun actress.
	www.area5.co.uk /summer-wine/wesley/wesley.htm (2112 words)

	Television - News - Gordon Wharmby dies, 68 - Digital Spy
		Gordon Wharmby, who played 'Wesley Pegden' in eleven seasons of hit BBC comedy Last Of The Summer Wine has died at the age of 68.
		Wharmby had a long career in television, featuring in other BBC productions such as All Creatures Great and Small, Edge of Darkness, and hetty Wainthropp Investigates.
		Alan Bell, Director of the show, said: "Gordon initially came along to audition for a one-line part, but he was so good that he was given a major guest part in the episode Car and Garter in 1981.
	www.digitalspy.co.uk /displayarticle.php?id=7449 (257 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Summer Wine star Wharmby dies
		Last of the Summer Wine star Gordon Wharmby, known to fans as Wesley Pegden, has died at the age of 68.
		Although his career was dominated by his long spell in the popular comedy, Wharmby also appeared in All Creatures Great and Small, Poirot, Edge of Darkness and Coronation Street.
		Wharmby, who lived near Rhyl, started out in acting fairly late having first worked as a decorator.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/entertainment/2000247.stm (270 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Special reports \| Brown 'bonanza' goes on essentials
		It is an unforeseen though welcome consequence of Gordon Brown's £1bn budget bonanza for schools that the children of Yoxford primary are about to get a new box of skipping ropes.
		Mrs Wharmby expected an £80,000 shortfall last year to cope with a drop in pupil numbers, caused by a very small year 11.
		With larger year groups (and therefore more money) due in later years she calculated the deficit, covered by the LEA and no more than 2% of the school's budget, could be paid in three years.
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	AV Forums - The Last Curtain Call Of The Late UPDATED 31.8.2006
		Gordon @ Convergent AV I also believe he was a huge film fan and had a mega theatre with stacked Runco projectors.
		Gordon @ Convergent AV ;Lisa "left eye" was a talented individual.
		21-05-2002 04:35 PM Gordon Wharmby best known for his role in Last Of The Summer Wine, who played Wesley Pegley (the one who was always messing with cars and machines, and drove the Land Rover), died in hospital in North Wales, on Saturday aged 68.
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	Summer Wine - Your Comments
		When I watch her and Gordon together, (22 years apart in age) I never saw Wesley as a wimp.
		Gordon played him as a man who simply let his wife be the boss.
		My biggest laugh at them came when Gordon starts to put his elbows on the table while Dame Thora questions him about a machine he bought home.
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	Telegraph \| News
		The actor Gordon Wharmby, best known for his role as Wesley Pegden in the BBC comedy Last Of The Summer Wine, has died aged 68.
		Wharmby starred in 11 series of the comedy.
		The portrait of family life in former Black Sabbath singer Ozzy Osbourne's home is to finally get its airing in Britain after MTV rescheduled the show to start on Sunday.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/05/22/nbul22.xml (856 words)

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	Classic Coronation Street - 1981
		When Betty arrives for work at the Rovers, Fred tells her that her son Gordon has rung to say he will be visiting her the next day.
		Gordon and Caroline drop Betty off to work at the Rovers, but aren't keen to stay for a drink.
		Ivy is thrilled with Bert's good news, but brings him back down to earth with a thud when he tells her he is due to start work on the 25th - she reminds him that is the day he is due in court to face dole fraud charges.
	www.corrie.net /updates/classic/1981.html (15323 words)

	The SF Site Feature: The X-Files
		A surveillance tape threatens to derail Doggett's investigation of Deputy Director Kersh; a beautiful woman with the ability to remain submerged underwater infiltrates the FBI; Mulder disappears.
		But when flies pour out of the victims eye sockets, they find themselves relying on Scully's expertise and they ask her to join the investigation.
		Scully is approached by a couple who claim their baby has the same abilities as William and have information about the super soldier program, however they will only talk to Mulder, believing him the only person who can make the connections and uncover the truth.
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	Summer Wine Gala Celebration - March 2004
		This was Bill Owen's final film and sadly, he passed away while making it in July, 1999.
		Owen for nearly three years and have since lost Gordon Wharmby (Wesley Pegden) last May, Dame Thora Hird (Edie Pegden) in March, and the very recently Danny O'Dea (Eli Duckett).
		This film is to honor all of them and view the movie in full screen in the theater-style room in the Conference Center of the Peabody Hotel, Little Rock.
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		Her role as Pete Postlethwaite's ailing mother in Lost for Words (1999), the writer Deric Longden's autobiographical television play about an elderly woman's final, tragicomic months, confirmed Hird as a performer who could induce both laughter and tears.
		She joined Last of the Summer Wine for its 1986 Christmas special as Edie Pegden, sister of the crackpot inventor Seymour Utterthwaite (Michael Aldridge) and wife of the henpecked car mechanic Wesley (the late Gordon Wharmby).
		After this special, in which the Pegdens' daughter, Glenda (Sarah Thomas), married Barry Wilkinson (Mike Grady), Hird became a permanent fixture in the writer Roy Clarke's gentle, Yorkshire-set comedy, establishing herself as the tutting ringleader of the women.
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	Summer Wine - on-line
		Many thanks to all the fans who emailed the Summer Wine website this week after spotting "Wharmby Street" in the latest series of LOTSW, being broadcast on Sunday evenings on BBC1.
		All said it was a lovely and fitting touch to the late Gordon Wharmby.
		naming a street Wharmby Street as seen in the episode of 15th February.
	www.summer-wine.com /summer-wine/news.htm (5471 words)

	Summer Wine Online, official website of Last of the Summer Wine Appreciation Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Well now - in an exciting link-up between Summer Wine Online and freelance reporter Mike Wallbank - we have extended the range of audio interviews for you to download and enjoy this summer.
		Thora Hird (Edie), Gordon Wharmby (Wesley), Stephen Lewis (Smiler) and show producer Alan JW Bell are among the fantastic audios lined up.
		So pour yourself a cuppa, pull up a chair and sit back and enjoy the rich and distinctive voices of Compo and Clegg and other famous characters from the series.
	www.area5.co.uk /summer-wine/indexbackup2.htm (1324 words)

	Megaliths in Popular Culture
		Meanwhile Howard and Marina have taken up wild-flower collecting so that they can be alone at last.
		{Jane Freeman, Kathy Staff, Thora Hird, Robert Fyfe, Jean Fergusson, Juliette Kaplan, Sarah Thomas, Gordon Wharmby, Paul Bown (Stranger), Robin Banks (Mr Heptinstall)}
		I remember when I was about ten years old seeing this series (which makes it about 20 years old).
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