The Daily Telegraph from London, Greater London, England (2024)

December 24, 1966

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The Daily Telegraphi

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London, Greater London, England

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Saturday, December 24, 1966

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12

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12 Daily Teleyrnph Saturday December 24 I9H6 PERSONAL Pnval 20 f- per lint Trade 40'- pee lint Cttaniy Appeals 10-(Minimum 2 lints) per line Court and Social The duch*ess of Gloucester will be 65 tomorrow Christmas Day i Princess Alexandra of Kent will be 30 Sir Noel Bowater 74: Viscount Hardinge 61 Lord Westwood 59: Lord Ormarhwaite 54 Lord Annan 5(1 and Earl Cowley 45 Sir Norman Angcll will be 94 on Monday: Lord Latham 78 and Viscount Amory 67 Prof da Andrade will be 79 on Tuesday the Earl of Clancartv 7i Lord Cecil Douglas 68 Sir Thomas Devitt 64 Sir Ian Forbes-leith of Fyvie 64 Miss Marlene etrich 62 and the Earl of lnchcape 49 The Duke of Edinburgh as patron 11 attend the (Orff annual boxing cnampionships of the London Eed-eraton of Clubs at Seymour Hall Seymour Place Wl on Eeb 7 The Hon Mrs Peter Gill gave birth to a son in Leeds on Tuesday The Australia Day dinner of the Australia Club will be held at the Dorchester on Ian 2 17 when the guest ot honour will be Mr Herbert Bowden MP BIRTHDAYS Sir Harry Brttam is todav Sir John rxwell is S4 Sir Harold Scott 79 Lord St Alldries 71 Mr A Mirquand fo Lord Brabjzon of Tara 0 and Mr Cowdrey 34 Forthcoming Marriages City dig on Roman building site DAILY TELEGRAPH REPORTER A NEW road-widening scheme by the City Corporation will provide archaeologists with an opportunity to discover more about a large building below Lower Thames Street which dates back to the Roman occupation of London Mr Peter Marsden of the Guildhall Museum is to begin an excavation on the site early in the New Year He will be helped by a team of City workers belonging to a newly-formed organisation to be known as the City of London Archaeological Society The site which is near the old Coal Exchange building covers an area of 4000 to 5000 sq yds Mr Marsden said esterday: building thought to have been a public baths was found in 1848 below the Coal Exchange but recent research leads us to believe it was probably part of an imposing Roman building The dimensions of the bath itself suggest that the building was too small to have been used as public Concrete breaking Roman walls and other struc-' tures had been recorded in the area and it seemed likely that during the excavation for which the corporation was allowing ample time finds of great signifi-i cance in the history of Londinium might be made Help would be given by the city engineer's department in preparing the site by mechanical aids But the team mostly that the Bertram Mills tary workers would have to break yesterday to spend other memliers ol the Prince Andrew leaving Christmas at Windsor Castle Koval Christmas Show PERILOUS CIRCUS FEATS CHALLENGE BELIEF By ERIC SHORTER AMAZEMENT sits on every brow It was ever thus with the circus except of course among the invincibly jaded But this year the amazement is tinged with sadness For we are assured that this really is the last Itndon with familv Circus will appear at Olympia The place is wanted it appears for exhibitions and so the circus must go and with it also the convenient and alluring fun fair which most children are understandably reluctant to pass and which several critics are known to prefer to the circus itself But what exhibition can compare with this last live stronghold of slapstick clowning physical skill and deeds of incredible daring? Not to speak of the antics of the various animals a touchy subject with many people Last mTit we had four genial teddy bears riding round on their own in a car a horse being put quite literally to bed a sequence of poodles variously shaved rushing about the ring and a look down the throats of some gaping elephants whose daintiness is always a surprise The lions and tigers? Well it is never easy to tell (until the music stops) whether they are growling or just yawning But their demeanour last night hardly suggested that it was worth while putting up all that cagmg Here of course is the unique excitement of going to the circus: assessing the degree of danger To what perils are the "artistes" actually being exposed? Take Gene Mendez for instance up there on the tightrope without a net One false move would have meant instant death and he wobbled several times Was he only teasing us or were the wobbles true? Likewise Rogana who graciously ascends a ladder with a trayful of wineglasses at the top of a sword and all of it held by her mouth it challenges belief all the time So of course does the final nonsense about members of the audience being hoisted on to a bareback horse as it circles the ring What cannot be doubted is that a venerable institution 40 years at Olympia still has plenty to offer to the children and (vicariously) to their adult companions Where else is the impossible performed with such dexterity and the improbable a question of routine? Where else do old motor cars explode so well or the clowns age as graciously as Coco? MICHAEL ABBEY STATUES Daily Telegraph Reporter A Westminster Abbey spokesman disclosed yesterday that the three statues of Christ St Peter and St Edward the Confessor which were delivered secretly to the Abbey earlier this month are the work of the sculptor Michael Clark They are in teak and lightly gilded The statues are to be placed over the inner West Door They were presented by Mrs Sidney Hope of Virginia Water because of a wish expressed by her late aunt Mrs Martha Douglas Cavendish of Hove Mrs Hope will unveil them on Jan 6 MRS HtnA lOCM KILl Hit House Aidermavton Berkvh wn nn be sending card (h year but wishes a I friends a nappy Chr mas and ail thing Old bemmidgians associations DINNER Jan 7 at Simpvffi Strand For detail contact Hon Sec HigB Wycombe '8220 PKIVAIF (Oi IOK anxious to obtain eighteenth and nineteenth-century photographs bonks and pnnts of West Africa in particular Sierra I eone Please writft i Dim I 4 Lebanon sun wm fc 0 Ster 1 1 ng a Ii OLD CLOTHES Ift iff would tK must g'atrfiil Rev Sr I tike's or pock I Hs i I aTrs of tics Moderate charges expert work lost bag for free list fxpress ndbag 1 mf wd London PP 1 no DEPOSfl AC col MS mines pud I () fttrly 28 daya wrbd'iwaJ notice Further parties I he Ma i Hjnkmft Ltd Odeon Parade ham Hot London tlncorp in Madai LOUVRE DOORS for the modern houa ho Fasy to fit Write or sail gos I Iboad YOf ONI I IV i ON I it th legacy to Oxfam you van 1 ve on in thft faces of ch idren who were oneft stars ng ise ude a ieg to Oxfam ftill -Wi TkC sr -rtary Oxfam i Ha nbiif Roa i )ford THE BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION APPI 1 nreds your to inti at urgent research nto CORONARY IHROM-BOSIS STROKf and other diseases of hs heat and orcu a io- Prase send our donation to Appeal Room 403 -sir- a I ndon i I I oft the I Gh December possibly in Conduit Mews or Phillimore CiarJens 8 a di-mnnd cluster brunch with natural pearl centre mn(nted in platinum Apply DANGFR-M FI A CO I Avenue Fenchursft street Iondon NORFOLK COASl Ocn Itmgn dtft reg vil attract ve lage bunga ow purchaser wi mg give vend rr't fam option to purchase evntua ly from executors Henoft verv advantageous price at £7 000 Well under marke C14Y00 Da ly Telegraph EC4 Hospitalised philatelist bM welcme offers excess philatelio material Mounsdon 1 Wa-d Roy i Seabi rd sp Margate kent ROYAI JELLY Skis NKI PREPARA-1 IONS for ew sampes of LIGHT dfiercnt preparations end for 7 3d to Farthing A i Dept (1 Regent Park id A SUN MOTOR R-V irv model Immaculaie condition many extras £630 no lerms Phyne Fxeter (OEX 2) 39722 ITI NT FOR SN1 Hamrstead HANDI( APPFD KOI 18 wh I parents cannot afford purchase aids to Scouts Training can b- he red please contact the I Schem- HS 474' Dai telegraph ('4 Do MM i His I to read I he Bb in a year bv the most mte-est-j ng plan de scd FREE fr The Inst tut 1 rusi 9 F'ranklsids Park Rurgeas Hill LEGAL NOTICES Notice is herf by given pursuant ta S27 of th Irustee Act i925 that any person having a Cairn against or any interest in the estate of any of the de eased persons whose names add'esses and descrjw nons are set out below are hereby required tA send parttcu ar writing of a claim or merest in the iers-m or persons menti'ned in relatu to rhe de rased persona concerned b-fore the dare specified which date th estate of the deceased will be srributed by he personal represent at i es among the person entitled thereto having rega-d mv to th ilamft and nterestt of whch they have had notice BFNNFIT I homij illom Spnngheld Bowe I Road Weald Sevenoaks kent ed 4th December lf)r-e Particulars Lloyds Bunk Limited Executor and Irustee Department 102 Gre street Newcastle upon lyne 1 before March 1 1967 APRI KG Morris (commonly known as Maurice app or (apbeig A Wargrav Avenue Tottenham ndon 5 and Kingly Street Inn Wl died June 19 Particu'ars Morrts A lor Sq ua Inn London WC2 before March 1 1967 CR A OR Charles Anthony Rrynd-hursi 6 Green Lane Chit'fhurr Kent died July 1 96b Particular to Per force dicitors 1 Southampt a loft hefft I I ASIS Buies iw Health Offi Akure Western Reg ge -a Wrst Africa Par-fool ars to Martin Nchols-n A I angham 10 Bench Walk I he temple I on-don FC 4 Solicitor bef -re Feb 2 167 MITCHFLL John 4 Squ el Wav Fpsom Surrey Ret red Bank Manager th De emne Pcicu'i Nt onl ovincia Hnk I mi'ed Tru-tee IT-parrmervr Haungha Sree london 2 nr Mesr rt se Boiee i A Roche Krmpson House amomi Street shopw gate (' 3 before th March 1967 TANFITLD hur James Burra 49 Jesmond Fak N-w castle upon Tvn died 26th 1 9b6 Parttcu ars to Tanfield Lngdon Drive I ondon 9 Pef-re 28rh February 1967 TOPH N1 lih Henne ta 6 Garden Road Tunbrdge VV KrnL d'rd 9h tnhrr 196P Part u'arc Marrowil oor Fog A an ev 9 Pari amen: Street York before 0th March 1967 YU'ITF Clara 47 Hech Hill Pnfield ttesr died Srt 6 Particu'a to Shsha A )Tamwee Solicitor 10 Sou) gae ng West Manchester 3 before Feb 2 967 WILSON Gladv Mowbray (Mrsi Ruiee Hall Fattingham Nr fi rerhan of Phi! 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Strathal an Castle Auch-r and 1 anet Susan elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Cunnoid of Barcelona (formerly of Buenos Aires) Surg Lieut I) Rush KV and Miss A Paskins The engagement is announced between Peter Kennedy Duyland eldest son of Vice Admiral Sir John and Ladv Bush of Greenways Fare-ham Hampshre and Ann Joanna only daughter of Mr and Mrs A Paskns ot 7 Rochester Road Plymouth Devon Col Mand and Miss A Gingold The engagement is announced between Phlip David Mand 11 Swan Court 3 son of the late B- Gen and Mrs Philip Mand and Penelope Anne Gngold daughter of Mr and Mrs Fraser id iteid Hgh Hurst-wood Sussex Lieut Rraier RN and Miss Dixev The engagement is announced between Henry Lionel son of Mrs Bisgsod and stepson of Commander I VV Bsgvod i Retd of Howtown Winsford Minehead Somerset and Caroline Duncan younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Dermot xey of Inveralian Helensburgh Dunbartonshire Mr assail-dams RN and Miss Lissau The engagement is announced between tv or son of Mr and Mrs Yassall-Adams Knoll Cottage Modmenham Bucks and Nicola eider daughter of Dr and Mrs -sau vnstones Brookthorpe Go Dr McP Robertson and Miss A Tomlinson The engagement is announced tfween -mes Hanson McPherson eldest son of Dr and Mrs Robert -on of Green Meadows Mains Lane Little Singleton Poolton-L-Fvldc and Ann Christine younger daughter of Mr and Mrs A Tomlinson of Rivington Drive Bury Mr A Oliver and Miss Chape The engagement is announced between Arthur Charles iver Ml A A er of Tonbridge Kent and Jennifer Margaret daughter of Mrs Chape of Southborough Kent Mr Sharp and Miss A Johnstone The engagement is announced between James Graham son of Mr and Mrs Sharp of 10 Harley Place Perth and Phyllis Ann elder daughter of Air Vice Mirshal A Johnstone CB Ply M-s Johnstone of Bendameer House Burntisland Fte Mr A Needham and Miss Caudwell The engagement is announced be'ween Edward younger son of the la'e Surgeon Captain A Needham RAMC and Mrs Ruth ler of Maidstone Kent and lire Vere only daughter of Mr Edward Caudwell and the late Mrs Hall Farm Rowsley Derbyshire Mr I) Harris and 1 iss I) Hamilton Hopkins The engagement is announced OI ver Harris younger son of Commander and Mrs Harris of Whitewalls The Rdcewav Fetcham Surrey and Prudence yiurger daughter of Mr and Mrs Iron Hopkins of Yew Tree Farm Cookham Berks Mr Rulkley and Miss Butler The engagement is announced between Peter Footner son of the la-e Mr A Bulkley and Mrs Bulkley of Arnwood Milford-on-Sea Hants and Jilhan Margaret daughter of Lt Colonel Butler MC and Mrs Butler of North Sway Cottage Sway Hants Mr Boston and Miss Mitchell The engagement is announced bc'wecn Mucolm elder son of Mr and Mrs Boston rmingham Rd Lichfield Staffs and Jasmine oungest daughter of Capt and Mrs Witchel Donnington Glos Mr Champion and Miss A Partington The engagement is announced between Maurice second son of Mr A Champion MB FRCS of Gatiey Cheshire and Mrs Champion of Arkandrisk Albert Road lmslow Chesh re and Ann only daughter ot Mr and Mrs Partington of Coombe House Moss Lane Alderley Edge Cheshire Mr A Williams and Miss Cullick The engagement is announced between Anthony Gerard younger son of the Rev Norman Williams and the late Mrs Wiliams and stepson ot Mrs Williams of Wadebrdge Cornwall and Tessa Margaret daughter of Mr and Mrs Gullick of Fowev Cornwall Mr Stevens and Miss Norman The engagement is announced between Michael Charles elder son of Mr and Mrs Stevens of 15 The Chine Wmchmore 11 and Virginia Mary younger daughter of Dr Norman CBE and Mrs Norman ot 3 Iverna Gardens W8 Mr Houghton and Miss Summers The engagement is announced between Michael Colin elder son of Dr and Mrs H-ui2hton of B'Oadwav and Catherine daughter of Mr and Mrs Bowen Summers of Lvdstep Pembrokeshire Mr Gregory and Miss A Packman The engagement is announced between Robert vounger son of Mr and Mrs Gregory of Lee-on-the-Solent Hants and Margaret widest daughter of Dr and Mrs Packman also of Lee-on-the-Solent Today is the anniversary of the birth of St Ignatius Loyola in 1491 Mr Creasev and Miss Sheppard The engagement is announced between George only son of Mrs Creasev and the late Mr A Creasev of 84 Sr Avenue Rvde Isle of Wight and Marian Laith only daughter of Mr and Mrs Sheppard of The Durhams Bowerchaike Salisbury Wilts Mr A Ross and Miss A Crawford-Smith The engagement is announced between Peter William Alexander son of Mr and Mrs A Ross Little Trumpets Bodle Street Green Sussex and Daphne Alice younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Crawtord-Smith of Parklands Oakley Bedfordshire Mr Paice and iss A Tomkinson The engagement is announced i between Robert son of Mr Paice of B-ighton and the late Mrs Paice and Pam daughter of Mr and rs Tomkinson now of Welling Kent Mr Leighton and Miss Tasker The engagement is announced between Clifford onlv son of Mr and Mrs Everett Leighton of 6 Bath Terrace Tvnemouth Northumberland and Helen daughter of Mr and Mrs Tasker of 8 The Crescent Tvnemouth Northumberland Mr A Cross and Miss Payne The engagement is announced between Peter Alvin elder son of Mr and Mrs Cross of 7 Shagbrook Reigate Heath Surrey and Hilarv Joan only daughter of Mr and Mrs Payne of 83 Baldry Gardens London SW16 Mr A Daws and Miss Sadd The engagement is announced between Aldan John Michael elder son of Mr and Mrs A Daws of 63 City Road Norwich and Rosal nd Bridget only daughter of Mr and Mrs Sadd of 6 Newfound Drive Cringleford Norwich Mr Allard and Miss Vines The engagement is announced between John Gordon son of Mr and Mrs A Allard of 1 onaro I Road Kooyong Melbourne Australia and Susan Janet younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Vines of Warren End Warren Cutting Kingston Hill Surrey Mr lee and Miss Moore The engagement is announced between Richard only son of Mr and Mrs A Lee of Esher Surrcv and Diana elder daughter of Mr and Mrs A Moore ot Eastbourne Sussex Mr Image and Miss A Richardson The engagement is announced between illiam John second son of Mr and Mrs A Image of Oxhurgh Hall Wisbech Cambs and Sandra Arlcen daughter of Mr and Mrs Richardson of Preston Ontario Canada Mr A Maclean and Miss Walker The engagement is announced between Alastair son of the late Mr Maclean anl Mrs Maclean of 29 Bradley Green Road i Hvde Cheshire and Josephine daughter of Mr Walker of Florida and Mrs Walker of 26 Wimblehursr Road Horsham Sussex I Mr Marsh and Miss Rolfe The engagement is announced between Peter eldest son of Mr and Mrs Marsh of Abbey Lodge Hartford Cheshire and Frances only daughter of Mr and Mrs A Rolfe of the Grange Hartford Cheshire Mr Collett and Miss Beard The engagement is announced between Richard only son of Mr 1 and Mrs Douglas Collett of Winterbourne Court Winterbourne Bristol and Valerie only daughter of Mr and Mrs Reginald Beard of 47 Whitccross Avenue Whitchurch Bristol Mr Baker and Fraulein von Webern The engagement is announced between John Kenneth only son of Mr and Mrs A Baker of Sheffield and Dietlinde Maria Charlotte only daughter of Herr and Frau Ch von Webern of Pressath West Germany Mr Smith and Miss Chalterton The engagement is announced between Lancelot Robert eldest son of Mr and Mrs A Smith Baggot Rath House Ballsbridge Dublin and Penelope Jocelyn younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Chatterton Disficld House Castleknock Co Dublin LUNCHEON Foreign Office Mrs Eirene White MP Minister of State for Foreign Affairs was host at a luncheon yesterday at the Savoy in honour of Mr Tangye Lean Director of the BBC External Services The other guests were: Mr Curran Mr Hudson Me James Monahan Mr (ockburn Mr John Campbell Mr A G'pnhil Sir Arthur Clark Mr ng Mr Curson and Mr MacGnnis CHURCH APPOINTMENTS RECENT Church appointment inc ude Rev Kxve assist sec ACC to oe residentiary canon of Norwich Cathedral Rtw a Jasper chap Mission to Seamen Swansea to he of Gulval Irvthall Penance A A Allen of St Peter Swindon of Luke Bnshngton Bristol A Noble formerly of St Thomas Southborough of St Marv tie Virgin Bedfom Feltham I Fuller of St Jude Mildvmv Par- Islington of St Mary Southgate Crawlev I Fenton of Banstead of St John North Holmwood Dorking Baines of St Matthew Southborough of St John Beckenham key? A Rainbow of to be preb in Hereford Cathedral of Stokesav preb Hereford atSedral Thursfteld of larnngton stoke Fdith of Ross-on-Wye A Bowers assist pr of Sleaford Parish Church p-m-c of St Folkestone Harpur asst of Lpminster of St Mary Ilfrd chap Sboebury ness Garrison of Foulness BAPTIST CHURCH RFCFN1 Ministerial changes include: Rew Rtshop of New Park Road Bruton to Brighton Rd Horsham Barrie Clarke of Brocklev to Redditch on April 8 Floodgate of Biggleswade to Copnor Portsmouth April Harper of Bury St Fdmunds to Teddington Middieses on Mar 4 Perrv of Christ Church Welwyn Garden Citv to Ci open ham Free Church Slough Rivers of Albany Park Bexlev kent to Victoria Road Fxmouth on Easter Day Revv Graham Rout lev of College to Downion Bapvst Church Ne Salisbury Wilts Tlor of Thornhill Southampton to Maidstone A Tugwell of London Road Portsmouth to Haven Green Ealing London Withers of Brunswick Road Gloucester to Mutley Baptist Church Plymouth ib April Mr A Hughes and Miss hittaker The engagement is announced between Richard Anthonv Cranmer son of Dr and Mrs A Hughes of Selber House 82s Hough Gteen Chester and Coral Stephanie daughter of Mr and Mrs A Whittaker of Priorv Garth Wood-field oad Shrewsbury Mr I Phillips and Miss Newton The engagement is announced between David 'hn Irw eldest son of Mr and Mrs Phillips Greenlees Road Camhu- Glasgow and Patricia Joan elder daughter of Dr and Mrs Newton 44 Queen Victoria Drive Glasgow W4 Mr Snaith and Miss Potts The engagement is announced between Philip Leonard son of Mr and Mrs VV Snaith of Squeaks House Southminstcr Essex and Dana Mary daughter of Dr and A Potts of Northwich Cheshire Mr A Pvke and Miss Pratt The engagement is announced between Adam son of Mr and Mrs Pvke of Hampstead London NW3 and Susan eider daughter of Dr and Mrs Pratt of Norwich Mr Youle and Miss Joshua The engagement is announced between Robin son of Mr and lr- Cyril Youle of Silverdale Road Sheffield formerly of Harrow and Jennifer daughter of Mr Joshua (HM Diplomatic Service Retd) and Mrs Joshua of Watford Road Harrow Middlesex Mr II Speirs and Miss Bird The engagement is announced between Owen Hector youngest son ot Mr and Mrs Speirs of Glenborrodale Argyll and Valerie Patricia Flack eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Bird of East Molesey Surrey Mr Jackson and Miss A Thurman The engagement is announced between Norman William son of Mr and Mrs Jackson of St Albans Herts and Angela Patricia elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Thurman of Purley Surrey Mr Spurting and Miss Parsons The engagement is announced between John only son of Mr and M's A Spurling of Glebclands Stud'and and Jane only daughter of Mr and Mrs Parsons of Glevum Studland Dorset Mr Duxhcrrv and iss Simpson The engagement is announced between Brent son of Mr and Mrs Duxberry of 24 Osborne Eastbourne and Jennifer daughter of Mr and M'S Smpson of Penlee Friston Mr Mawhinnev and iss Jaekson The engagement is announced between John elder son of Mrs Mawhinnev and the late Mr Mawhinnev of Dundee Scotland and Elaine vounger daughter of Mrs Jackson and the lae Mr A Jackson of Rowandene Sedgemoor Road Weston-super-Mare Somerset late of Bnmhall and Bristol Mr A Smeath and Miss Shaw The engagement is announced between Alan John only son of Mr and Mrs A Smeath ot Glaston-bury Somerset and Gillian Margaret elder daughter of Mr and Mrs VV Shaw of Eastbourne Sussex Mr IV A Sturdy and Miss hapman-Purchas The engagement is announced between Dav younger son of the late Mr A Sturdy and of Mrs Sturdy of Ti'ehurst Reading and izabeth Fiona only daughter of Mr and Mrs A Chapman-Purchas of Regency Cottage Cook ham-on-Thames Berkshire and Ley-burn Yorkshre Mr Ireland and Miss Putter The engagement is announced between Keith younger son of Mr and Mrs Ireland of Coulsdon and Helen elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Potter of Old Coulsdon Surrey Mr Dobbin and Miss Jude The engagement is announced between John Graham son of the late Mr Dobbin and Mrs Dobbin of Felixstowe and Mary daughter of Mr and Mrs Jude of Felixstowe Suffolk Mr Cannon and Miss Bond The engagement is announced between Peter elder son of Mr and rs Brian Cannon of Hyde Hall Buntingford Hertfordshire and Susan Patricia second daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bond of Letcnworth Hertfordshire Mr Clark and Miss Fenwick The engagement is announced between Michael John son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Clark of Ewell Surrey and Susan Mary daughter of Mr and Mrs Fenwick of Harrogate Yorkshire Mr Calpin and Miss Blake The engagement is announced between Daniel John only son of Mr and Mrs Calpin of Emerald Street York and Marilyn ake of Bridge Lane London on daughter of Mr A Blake and Mrs liaison Mr Bowman and Miss Crockford The engagement is announced between Jonathan James Bowman A A only son of Mr and Mrs 'wman of 139 Westwood Road Tilehurst Reading and Patricia I vnn Crockford daughter of Mr and Mrs Crockford of 86 St Andrew's Road Henley-on-Thames Mr Parker and Miss Hooper The engagement is announced between Theo son of Mr and Mrs A Parker of Upper Beeding Sussex and Valerie youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs A Hooper of Orpington Kent Mr Lewis and Miss Easton The engagement is announced between Edward Graham son of Mr and Mrs Lewis of Gayton Wirral and Caro me younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Easton of Barn-ston Wirral Mr Armsworth and Miss A Harwood The engagement is announced between Paul son of Mr and Mrs Armsworth of Epsom Surrey and Annette daughter of Mr and Mrs Harwood of Woodcote Green Epsom up a considerable area of concrete "Our mojt urgent needs in rhe early stages of the work will be a hut to keep our clothes and tools dry and the loan a bulldozer if this were The City of London Archeological Society has developed out of the City of London Excavation Group a group of City "diggers" will pay 10s a year and members £1 a year BBC HAS SEVEN SHOWS IN TOP TWENTY Daily Telegraph Television Staff Although I old favourites headed the list there were seven BBC programmes in the A Top Twenty for last week which was issued yesterday The BBC shows seen by most viewers were the Illustrated Weekly Hudd" Sports Review of 1966" and the Val Doonican Show" all of which had audiences in 5900000 homes The Top Ten were: 1 (VVednesdav 2 Your Pick" 3 "Double Your Money" 4 5 (Monday): 6 Morecambe and Wise 7 Challenge: 8 Riackmail 9 Kelvin Hall Circus: 10 George and the TOWN BUYS PAINTING Sir Joshua painting Portrait of Mrs Riddell" has been bought for £20000 by Newcastle Corporation from the Riddell family of Swinburne Castle Northumberland The corporation have had grants totalling £18750 to help them LAW SOCIETY PRIZE The Law Cecil Karuth Prize for 1966 for the best candidate in commercial law company law and partnership was awarded jointly to Towns and iddam-Whet ham Obituary Sir Clarence Graham Bt In Bellast aged 66 President Ulster Unionist Council 1963-64 chairman Standing Committee 1947-63 president Iveagh Unionist Association Lady Mellor In London aged 92 Widow of Brig-Gen Sir Gilbert Mellor KC former Deputy Judge Advocate-General who died 1947 she was Isabel daughter of late Mr Makins Lady Gaskell At Gosport Hants Wdow of Surgeon Vice-Adml Sir Arthur Gaskell who died 1952 she was Sophie Mary Grace daughter of late Sir Lewis Michell Dr John Aalhonv Kne At Mullingar Co Westmeath aged 62 Roman Catholic Bishop of Meath since 1947 Vice-Rector Irish College Rome 1930-47 created Papal Chamberlain 1940 John Walter Percv Garrett Aged 64 Headmaster Bristol Grammar School 1943-60 Governor Royal Shakespeare Theatre Stratford upon Avon Thomas Stanley Norcott In Gloucester aged 66 Former English League and International football referee I Fie Coll Mind Scholarships I CotteUible Ripon A Hodgon king's anterburv 'for Law) A Wilson King Coll Wimhedon Martin ng a Coll Wimbledon (Holheoke) History Major Scholarship- A Mitchell Nottingham HS Mino Sr holar-shipn: Harm 1 atymer Lnper A Kemble St Paul a (for Law): Munbv Magdalen Coll Oxford p-v on Pavement 9 i tingham A Cric University Coll tW oodvi ard) Modern Studies Minor Schoi ar- ships Phillipvon Koal Newtaxtleupon-T yne (for Law) Salt niton Blandford vor PPE) William Croenvoeiliog GS Cwmbran (foe PPE) Modfrs Languages Major Schoi ar- ship: Wood Harrow Minor Scholarships: Gilliver St Dun- Coll Catford Pmsent Down- de (for Spanish i (Pope) English Maior Schoi arship Jackxon King Georg Southport Minor Schoi arnhips Medbumt Alder-man Newton Bovi Leicetter: Schmidt Christ Hoip and Harvard Coll Mathfmaiks: Maior Scholarships: Lofibouve Liverpool In: Prwchard Royal Belfast Academical lnt i Wood Royal GS Worcester Minor Scholarships Braer Oundle L- Pearce Cranbrook Natural Scipnce Major Scholar-ships: Oliver Campbell Coll Rei-fatt Percival Roal Worcester A Pickering Bablake Coventry WagtafT Dulwich Coll Minor Scholarships Duncan Winchester Coll (for Biological Sc enceO Gough Bexley GS: Livingttone Hudde't field New Coll: SadmcW Sir John GS Northwich Stephenson Bngi Tofta Magdalen Coll Brack ley Kennedy Charterhouse (Bedford Hope) has been awarded an Open Scholar-ahip id Mathematics at New College Oxford Impressive Rt yal' Palaces TV film TERENCE MULLALY 'TOMORROW for the first time the people of Britain can tour its royal palaces by means of an hour-long television programme to be shown by BBC-1 and 1 at 2 The Royal Palaces of Britain will immediately precede the Queen's Christmas message Later it will be seen overseas in colour or in black and white It tells the story of the kings and queens in so far as it had a bearing on the palaces and of their roles as patrons and collectors of art The result is impressive For the greater part of the hour we are in -Buckingham Palace Windsor or Hampton Court Historical narrative is var ied by close-ups of notable paintings and works of art The urbane guide throughout is Sir Kenneth Clark Purists may argue that some of his generalisations are too sweeping but except in a few places the visual and the descriptive are skilfully linked The camera work is of a high order It captures the over-ornate splendour of the interiors and the beauty of individual works in what we are reminded is the greatest of private collections TOM JONES AT TOP FOR FIFTH WEEK Tom Jones heads the Melodu uker Top Ten for the fifth week ith his recording of Green Green Grass of Donovan retains the second place he gained last week with Sunshine Other placings with last positions in brackets are: 3 (3) Moruingtown Seekers 4 (5) Keep Me Hanging The Supremes 5 (4) Would 1 Val Doonican 6 (7) End Street" The Kinks 7 (9) Me" Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick and Tich 8 (10) If Every Dav Was Like Elvis Presley 9 (6) What Becomes of the Broken Jimmy Ruffin 10(13) In the Cliff Richard STUDENT PLAY FESTIVAL Daily Telegraph Theatre Correspondent The 12th National Student Drama Festival opens at Cardiff on Wednesday Drama groups will take part from the universities of Birmingham Sheffield Sussex Cardiff Leeds Iancaster Durham East Anglia York Manchester and Oxford The best productions will be seen at the Garrick Theatre in the week beginning Jan 23 MEDAL AWARDED The Royal Asiatic Burton Memorial Medal has been awarded to Mr Wilfred Thesiger the travel writer for eminent services in Oriental exploration and research The medal will be presented to him on Jan 12 OUT OF MONTE RALLY STOCKHOLM Friday Bengt Soderstrom and his codriver Gunnar Palm of Sweden who won the RAC Rally in November have been advised by doctors to drop out of the Monte Carlo Rally in January Palm injured an eve during the RAC Rally EVENTS Guard mountint Buckingham Palace 11 SO: Royal Horae Guardi mountint Horse Guard 1 I British Museum 1 Masterpieces ot drawing from the Print Room" 1150: Elfin Marbles" 5 Ho'y Sepulchre Holhorn Viaduct: Bieaaini of the rth 1 1 50 Si Bntolph Bishopagate Midnight Maag 1 1 50 pm St Mary Aldermarv Queen Vlctonl Sf Bieaamg of the Crib 1215 St Paul's Cathedral Faensong Bless ng of the Crib 1215 pm Theatres Cinemas P10 OXFORD ELECTIONS AWARDS The following elections and awards have been made at Oxford St John's Classics: Open Scholarships: I Whittle Birkenhej I Lormv CochfVff G-S Atkinson Stony- Kurt Coll Lxh biiioxs WM Brifol St Claif Edinburgh Acad Mddfun Hisiory Open Scholarships Btocksidae Sdokpoa ifor trvahito) Rawon Kipon GS Exhibitions: vtiaw King lamey's Hudde'd field (for PI Vnosdrvr South Shieda A auon kng WoreMer tfor 1968) Modern Stldifs: Open Scholarship: Ley Orange Hill CGS Edjpxare 'for PE) Exhibitions Callan Fettex Coll (for Ei Holt Becken ham and Penge GS (for EL Modern anci acf Open Scholarship: A Waider Maidrton GV Exhibition: Davie Woking CGS Closed Scholarship A Stelman Merchant Taylor I A Taylor Bristol GS English Open Scholarship I Ltr wood Si Edard't Oxford Exhibition Speight Brighton Mathematics Open Scholarship: I Rnhardon Cheltenham Natural Science Open Scholar ships A Davie Dulwich Coi4 (for mathematic) Seal Trinity Croydon dor OtemiMfy): Buttery Southern Portamouih (for phyvca) Suirs St Benedict's Ealing (for phvtict Backhouse Lancaster RGS (for enfinecr-mg) Exhibitions: A Davies Ptlmeea Endowed Geay (for chemisirvi Reet Bex ey GS (for chemivtrv: WU ifor engineering 1968): A Ftaken Bradford GS tfor medicine) Closfd Awards Bovon Merchant (for ma he maf i cs 1 O'CofUtell Merchant (for physics) Wadham Classics Maj Schoi aiships fittgin Jot FutMr Purley Leslie.

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