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10 The Daily Telegraph, Tuesday, July 8, 1975 COURT AND SOCIAL tess of Haddington, the Lord Rowallan, the Lord and Lady Home of the Hirsel. Sir James and Lady Robertson, the Earl and Countess of Wemyss and March, the Lord and Lady Maclean, Gen. Sir Richard and Lady O'Connor, the Earl Countess of Dalhousie, the Lord and Lady Clydesmuir, the Viscount Muirshiel, Col Sir Donald and Lady Cameron of Lochiel, the Hon. Lord Birsay and Lady Birsay, the Lord and Lady Ballantrae, the Very Rev. Prof.

John McIntyre, D.D. (Dean of the Thistle), Sir James Grant (Lord Lyon King of Arms) and Lt-Col Sir Reginald Graham of Larbert, Bt, VC (Gentleman Usher of the Green Rod). The Ladies and Gentlemen of the Households in Waiting were in attendance. The String Orchestra of HM Royal Marines, Flag Officer Scotland and Northern Ireland, under the direction of Lieut K. N.

Sharpe, RM, played selections of music during the luncheon. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh this afternoon visited No.2 Maritime Headquarters Unit, Royal Auxilary Air Force, Edinburgh (Officer Commanding. Wg Cdr B. Cook). arrival, by, Lock Air (Commander Having been received, upon Northern Maritime Air Region and Air Officer Scotland and Northern Ireland) and the Hon.

Lord Birsay (Honorary Air Commodore, No. 2 Maritime Headquarters Unit), Her Majesty, with his Royal Highness, toured the Unit and unveiled a commemorative plaque. The Countess of Airlie, Mr Philip Moore, Air Vice-Marshal Brian Stanbridge and Capt. Peter Fletcher were in attendance. The Prince of Wales, the Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon Duke and Duchess of Gloucester have arrived at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

The Duke of Edinburgh this evening gave an interview to Forthcoming Marriages Court Circular PALACE OF HOLYROODHOUSE July 7. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, with Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, left the Palace of Holyroodhouse this to attend a Service in Giles' Cathedral for the Instal'lation of the Lord Ballantrae as a Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Thistle. Carriage Procession, escorted a Captain's Escort of the Household Cavalry, with Standard, was formed in the following order: FIRST CARRIAGE: The Queen; the Duke of Edinburgh; Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. SECOND CARRIAGE: the Countess of Airlie; the Duchess of Abercorn; It the REM Hon. Sir Martin Charteris; Philip Moore.

MOTOR CAR: Lt-Col Sir John Miller; Capt. Peter Fletcher. The Hon. David Dalrymple and Lord of Honour (Page of Honournto the Queen) to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother) were in attendance. Majesties and his Royal Highness were received upon arrival at St Giles' Cathedral by the Minister (the Rev.

Macmillan). Guard of Honour of the Queen's Body Guard for Scotland, the Royal Company of Archers, was mounted at St Giles' Cathedral. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh gave a luncheon party at then Palace of Holyroodhouse for Knights of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of: the Thistle at which Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother was present. The following had the honour of being invited: the Earl and Coun- the Heriot Watt University Student Television Society at the Mountbatten Building, Grassmarket, Edinburgh. Major Henry Hugh Smith was in attendance.

CLARENCE HOUSE, July 7 Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother was present this evening at a Reception given by the members of the Edinburgh Angus Club the New Edinburgh. Miry Patrick Campbell was attendance. YORK HOUSE, ST JAMES'S PALACE, July 7 The Duchess of Kent today opened the extensions at the South Kent College of TechnoFolkestone and subselorentin visited the King's School, Canterbury. Her Royal Highness, who travelled in an aircraft of the Queen's Flight, was attended by Miss Jane Pugh. The Queen and the King of Sweden, with the Duke of Edinburgh, will attend the Ceremony of Beating Retreat performed by the massed bands, pipes and drums of the Scottish Division in Holyrood Park tomorrow.

The Duke of Edinburgh, as Patron of the Edinburgh Students Charities Appeal, will distribute cheques on behalf of the appeal in the City Chambers, Edinburgh, tomorrow. A memorial service for the Earl of Birkenhead will be held at St Margaret's, Westminster, on Thursday, "July 10, at noon. memorial service for Mr Salter will be held today at Margaret's. Westminster. at noon.

TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS The President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Herr Walter Scheel. is 56 today. Air Marshal Sir Victor Tait is 83; Mr Alec Waugh 77; Major Sir Gerard Fuller 69; Sir Philip Allen 63; Air Chief Marshal Sir Neil Wheeler 58; and Mr Ian Gilmour, M.P., 49. Major B. Booth and Mr C.

De Boer and Mr A. R. James and Miss B. A. Harrel The engagement is ammounced between Major Brian Booth, late the Royal Scots Greys, son of the late Colonel William Booth and Mris Cedric Paul, of Elsenham, Essex, and Birgitta Anne, daughter of Captain Terence Harrel, Royal Navy, and Mrs.

Harrel, of Funtington, West Sussex. Lieut C. J. Luckraft, R.N., and Miss H. E.

Gimson The engagement is announced between Christopher John, second son of the late Rev. R. C. Luckraft and Mrs I. M.

G. Luckraft, of The Coach House, Abbey Mill Lane, St Albans, and Hilary Edith, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs Peter Gimson, Orchard House, Holywell Hill, St Albans, Herts. Mr R. S.

Baker-Munton and Miss C. S. Gimson The engagement is announced between Richard Selwyn, eldest son of the late Selwyn BakerMunton, of Stowmarket, Suffolk, and Mrs J. Craig Buchanan, of 33, Cluny Drive, Edinburgh, and Caroline Susan, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Gimson, of Orchard House, Holywell Hill, St Albans, Herts. Lieut S.

A. T. Schooledge and N. Guevara Garcia The engagement is announced between Lieutenant Simon Schooledge, R.N.R., son of the late Mr A. Schooledge and Mrs Diana Schooledge, of Luton, and Nelly Guevara Garcia, daughter of the late and Guevara, of Santa Cruz, Bolivia.

Capt. I. A. Johnstone and Miss V. A.

Wyper The engagement is announced between Capt. Iain Alexander Johnstone, The Royal Soots, son of Air Vice Marshal and Mrs A. V. R. Johnstone, of Milngavie, Dunbartonshire, and Verity Ann, daughter of Dr and Mrs J.

F. B. Wyper. Rubislaw, Den South, Aberdeen. Mr A.

E. Kramek. Miss M. The engagement is announced between Sub Lieut Andrew Edward Kramek, elder son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Kramek, of 232. Desborough Avenue, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, and Ann, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Lomas, of Gaddesden Hall, Water End, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.

Dr R. Burt and Miss S. M. Chelmick The engagement is announced between Richard, son Mr and Mrs P. C.

Burt, of Prospect House, Wiswell, Whalley, Lancashire, and Sue, daughter Mr and Mrs W. H. D. Chelmick, of Harpton House, Clun, Salop. Dr R.

L. S. Bruce and Luscombe The engagement is announced between Rupert Bruce-Mitford, of Harrow-0 and Marilyn Luscombe, of Walton-onthe- Hill. Stafford. Mr P.

N. C. Rowe and Dr P. Macquire-Samson The engagement is announced between Paul, younger son of the late Christopher Rowe and of Mrs Hilda Rowe, of Flax Bourton, near Bristol, and Priscilla, only daughter of Capt and Mrs Macquire-Samson, of Worthing, Sussex. Mr D.

H. Smallhone and Miss E. Barton engagement is announced trothe Melbourne of 'David Huw Smallbone, B.Sc.. F.S.M.C., only son of Mr. and Mrs Charles V.

Smallbone, of Kingshill House, Chewton Mendip, near Bath, Somerset, and Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr Harold Barton, F.S.M.C. and Mrs Barton, of Whitehorse Road. Box Hill, Victoria. Australia. Mr M.

W. Walls and Miss C. M. M. Warrack The engagement 'is announced between Michael, son of Mr and Mrs G.

L. Walls, of Kindrochet, Gosford Road, Longniddry, and Catherine, daughter of Lt-Col and M. of 7, Kingsburgh Road, Edinburgh. Mr H. G.

D'Oyly and The Miss is M. M. announced Dent, engagement between Hadley Gregory, son of Major N. H. M.

D'Oyly, of Barkston Gardens, Kensington, and of the late Mrs D'Oyly, and Margaret Mary (Emma), youngest daughter of Professor and Mrs Charles Dent. of Ealing. Mr J. E. Spilman and Miss P.

M. Sutcliffe The engagement is announced between John, only son of Major and Mrs H. Spilman, of Aylesby, Grimsby, and Patricia, only daughter of Mr G. Sutcliffe, of Cleethorpes, and the late Mrs 0. Sutcliffe.

Mr R. M. Keith and Miss J. E. Harding The engagement is announced between Richard Maxwell Keith, younger son 'of the late Sheriff E.

J. Keith, and Mrs Isobel G. Keith, of Amulree, Gamekeepers' Road, Edinburgh, and Joanna Elizabeth Harding, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs T. H. Harding, of The Elms, Wellington, Somerset.

Forthcoming Marriages Mr J. P. Kirby and Miss J. Lewis The engagement is announced between Patrick, son of Mr and Mrs J. P.

Kirby, of Esher, Surrey, and Jenifer, daughter of Mr and Mrs G. L. Lewis, of Esher, Mr R. D. Neaves and Miss T.

J. Maidment The engagement is announced between Roger, son of Mr and Mrs S. J. Neaves. of Maidstone, Kent, and Tina, daughter of Mr and Mrs C.

E. Maidment, of Otham, Kent. Mr M. A. West and Miss K.

A. Goldsmith The engagement is announced between Michael, elder son of Mr and Mrs D. A. of Thorpe Langton, and Kristine, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs E. J.

Goldsmith, of Market Harborough. Mr R. C. S. Ashby and Miss J.

M. Nicholls The engagement is announced between Richard, elder son of Mr and Mrs R. E. S. Ashby, of Chepstow, Gwent, and Jennifer, only daughter of Mr and Mrs H.

W. Nicholls, of Backwell, Avon. Mr D. 1 I. Hunt and Miss R.

McKee The engagement is announced between David Ian, younger son of Mr and Mrs Glyn N. Hunt, of Poole, Dorset, and Raelene, daughter of Mr and Mrs K. McKee, of Adelaide. South Australia. WEDDINGS Mr M.

C. Pierce and Miss J. Hill The marriage took place on July 5 at the Methodist Church, Banstead, of Mr Martin C. Pierce and Miss Juliet Hill, only daughter M. P.

Hill, Court Cottages, Banstead, Surrey. Mr M. Jellicoe and Miss H. Tracey The marriage took in London on July 3 of Mr Michael Jellicoe, of Southwold, and Miss Helen Tracey, of Birmingham. LUNCHEON Aims for Freedom and Enterprise The Council of Aims for Freedom and Enterprise held their first Scottish luncheon at the Albany Glasgow on July 2 to celebrate Free Enterprise Week.

Mr Harold Whitson, Chairman of the Scottish Committee, presided. Mr Michael Heseltine, M.P., was the principal guest. MEETING Victoria League The 74th annual general meeting of the Victoria League was held yesterday at the Mansion House by kind permission of the Lord Mayor. The Lord Mayor presided and the guest speaker was Mr Malcolm MacDonald. MERCHANT TAYLORS' COMPANY The Merchant Taylors' Company has elected the following officers for the year beginning July 14: Masten, Mr Deputy M.

H. Oram; First Upper Warden, Lt Col. J. Oliver-Bellasis: Second Upper Warden, Dr C. H.

Nouse; Upper Renter Warden, Lord Reigate: and Under Renter Warden, Mr D. T. H. Nicholson. LAUNDERERS' COMPANY The Launderers' Company has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Master, Mr W.

D. C. Robinson; Senior Warden, Mr E. W. Swetman; and Renter Warden, Mr A.

Kennedy. MASONS' COMPANY The following have been installed as officers of the Masons' Company for the ensuing year: Master, Mr R. M. Wood; Upper Warden, Mr J. G.

Bentley; and Renter Warden, Mr R. J. B. McCarthy. SADDLERS' COMPANY Saddlers' Company has el elected the following to take office on July 23 for the ensuing year: Master, Mr A.

G. Sturdy; Key Warden, Mr H. W. S. Horlock; Quarter Warden, Mr K.

J. d'A. Mason; and Renter Warden, Lord Rugby. The Election Day was held at the Parish chervice of St Vedast-alias-Foster on July 1. TALLOW CHANDLERS' COMPANY The Tallow Chandlers' Company has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Master, Mr W.

R. Stevens; Deputy Master, Mr P. F. Davy; Wardens, Mr M. N.

W. Burch, Mr R. T. D. Wilmot, Mr S.

R. M. Wade and Mr T. Yates; and Clerk, Mr R. H.

MonierWilliams. TODAY'S EVENTS Queen's Life Guard mounts, Horse Guards, 11: Queen's Guard mounts, Buckingham Palace, 11.30. Royal Horticultural Society Flower Show, New Hall, Greycoat Westminster, 12-6. Theatres, Cinemas---Page 25 Television Office squaw battles for her chief By SYLVIA CLAYTON THERE are some secretaries who see the office as a wigwam and fight for their chief like a loyal squaw. The heroine of last night's play, Post Mortem (B C-2) battled against a hostile world, using a telephone instead of a tomahawk.

Only one living character was visible in this first drama of new one- series, Centre Play." She was Helen Ansty, personal assistant to a successful financier, who was, she thought, a taking a day off. In fact he had collapsed and died. There was a piquant contrast between the highly sophisticated gadgetry, the battery of tape recorders and telex machines at the secretary's disposal and the tribal quality of her devotion. With an characteristic of Brian work, the emphasis, play preached a moral message. Helen became so absorbed in her boss's dubious trade of speculating in property and shares that she ignored human values.

She was too busy to respond to an appeal from the hospital where mother lay dying, or to consider the feelings the man who wanted to marry her. But perhaps because the choice between virtue and mammon was so starkly presented, her callousness seemed less striking than her ability to make a profit of £2 million in an afternoon. The play was sustained bv an admirable performance from Judy Parfft as Helen. She gave the secretary a tense composure that remained marvellously cool in a middle-class English way, while oil sheikhs, crusading journalists. anxious merchant bankers and corrupt planning officers involved her in a cascade of crises.

body of the tycoon faded from view, I was reminded of the the rich old could Jewish hire proverb: people "If to die for them. the poor could make a wonderful living." Gambit (ITV), the new Anglia quiz programme, is like a cut-down version of the same company's Sale of the with general knowledge questions dealt out within the framework of a game of pontoon. The is all-important to programmes of this kind and the cautious, tepid approach of Fred does a game He should reDimenance fit, member that in gambling none but the brave chemin de fer. Obituary Col. -Gen.

ALEXEI SHAKHURIN has died in A Moscow aged 71, was Col-Gen. Alexei Shakhurin, who Russian aviation minister during the 1939-45 His brilliant direction of the war effort was rewarded by Stalin with seven years exile. He was rehabiltated immediately after Stalin's death in 1953. Henry Lowrie Davies. In London aged 77.

Commissioned Royal Garhwal Rifles 1916, served in Mesopotamia and Army of Black Sea 1916-19. North West Frontier 1922-23, 1933. Divisional Commander, Indian Army 1942. Deputy Chief of General Staff. Pakistan Army, retired 1948.

Assistant Director, Investigation Department, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries 1948-62, Historian, Cabinet Office 1962-72. CBE 1942, CB 1945. Sybil, Viscountess Portman. In London aged 74. Widow of fifth Viscount, whom she married 1926 and who died 1942.

She was Sybil Mary, daughter of the third Lord Penrhyn. WAY OF THE WORLD A Gleam of Hope? EMBERS of the Transport and General Workers' Union at the Ford tractor plant at Basildon, Essex, have sent a letter to MPs saying that the official union has lost control there and asking for an inquiry into premeditated attacks by political extremists 99 which have produced constant disruption and tension." These activities by "political extremists" are hardly, news by Nor is constant disruption and tension" they produce. They are doing this or at any, rate trying to do it in every industry and, for that matter, every field of activity in this country. What is news is that "ordinary trades unionists should venture to bring this matter to the attention of Members of Parliament. Some of these MPs are, of course, themselves political extremists," who are doing their best for the cause of disruption and tension in their own way.

Reading the trades unionists' letter will give them a good laugh. There are, however, other Ps, probablind. majority, who are If enough ordinary trades unionists not only wrote letters to them in politically extreme 99 terms, but insisted, in other ways, that they should do something 66 extreme (that is, actually effective) about it without any further delay, we might even now have a chance of being saved from what would amount to foreign occupation. Hedge Schools Miss J. A.

Webb The engagement is announced between Allan Richard, eldest son of Mr and Mrs D. R. James, of Hasfield, Gloucester, and 'Jennifer Anne, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs J. A. K.

Webb, West Malvern, Worcestershire. Mr S. M. Richardson and Miss H. J.

Burgess The engagement is announced between Stephen Michael, eldest son of Mr and Mrs David Richardson, of Carshalton, Surrev, and Hilary Joy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Burgess, of Crook, Cumbria, and Whetstone, N.20. J. M. Garcia Perea and Miss J. M.

Lomax The engagement is announced between Jose, son of Don Salvador Garcia Castillo and Donna Caridao Perea Zapata, of Murcia, Spain, and Jillian Mary Lomax, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs J. G. Lomax, of Beachouse, Barton Road, Hoylake, Wirral, Cheshire. Mr A. P.

Brownlee and Miss H. B. Adair The engagement is announced between Andrew Philip, elder son of Mr and Mrs A. H. D.

Brownlee, of Bournemouth, Dorset, and Heather Belinda, eldest daughter of Mr P. Bisley, of Eastington, Stroud, Gloucestershire, and of G. B. Adair, of Drewsteigniton, Devon. Mr G.

S. Miller and Miss J. M. Bynoe The engagement is announced between Gordon, son of Mr and Mrs S. Miller, of Weymouth, and Jane, daughter of the late Mr R.

W. E. Bynoe and Mrs J. M. Bynoe, of Peaslake, Surrey.

Mr C. J. Benton and Miss A. M. Cheal The engagement is announced between Christopher John, elder son Mr and Mrs F.

S. Benton, of Kingsbridge, Devon, and Alison Moira, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs W. E. Cheal, of Amberley, Sussex. Mr P.

Weston and Miss S. Mead The engagement is announced announced and the marriage will take place on Aug. 23 between Peter, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Weston, of Rugeley, and Sarah, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Eric Mead, of Tankerton, Kent. ARENTS of 15 children in one district of London are refusing to obey the order of the education authorities to send them to a school five miles away instead of the school they wanted, a few minutes' walk from where they live. Rather than that, they say, they will set up their own school.

They LADY STOCKS BARONESS STOCKS who has died aged 83, as reported in later, editions of The Daily Telegraph yesterday, was made a life peeress in 1966 but left the Labour party last to sit as an independent because she had no fidence in Mr Wilson's leadership. leading to government policies, trade She felt his were unions. For many known years her millions voice. had been to people through the BBC pro- gramme Any Questions? She was an economist, a playwright and a life-long social worker. Mary Danvers Stocks, the daughter of Dr R.

D. Brinton, married in 1913 Mr J. L. Stocks, a Fellow of St John's no College. Oxford and of Liverpool University, who died in 1937.

She had one son and two daughters. Educated at St Paul's Girls' School and the London School of Economics, she was lecturer on economics at King's College for Women in 1918-19, extension lecturer and extra mural tutor at Manchester University from 1924 and Principal of Westfield College. Hampstead, in the University of London from 1939 to 1951. She was general secretary of the London Council of Social Service in 1938-39. In addition to other publications she was the author of the plays Everyman of Every Street," Herod," and Hail Nero! Mr F.

E. N. St BARBE Mr Francis Edward Noel St Barbe, who has died, aged 82, was one of the original five directors of De Havilland Aircraft when it was formed in 1920 and internationally respected as the indussuccessful salesman. He remained a director until 1961 Sir William Vallance Douglas Hodge. At Cambridge aged 72.

Professor of Astronomy and Geometry. Cambridge 1936-70. Master of Pembroke College, 1958-70. Fellow of Royal Society 1938. Knighted 1959.

President, Mathematical Association 1955, International Congress of Mathematicians 1958. Awarded Roval Medal of Royal Society 1957 for distinguished work in algebraic geometry. Lady Booth. At Burnham-onCrouch. Widow of Sir Paul Booth.

engineer and ironfounder. whom she married 1917 and who died 1963. She was Agnes Ellen. daughter of G. A.

Grav of York. Kathleen, Lady Jackson. At Midhurst. Widow of Sir Russell Jackson, fourth baronet, whom she married 1915 and who died 1956. She was Kathleen.

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IN THE MOSS BROS SALE. Ex-hire Dinner Suits from as little as £15. Moss Bros, Bedford Covent Gda. CONTRACTS TENDERS TYNE AND WEAR PASSENGER TRANSPORT EXECUTIVE Wear Metro TENDERING- CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS The Tyne and Wear Passenger Transport Executive is preparing a selected list of Contractors who will be invited to tender 1 for the Civil Engineering Works 8630- ciated with the construction of a new twin track railway. The Executive plans to invite Tenders for the Byker Section in December.

1975. A construction period of 2'2 years for each section commencing in April. 1976, de envisaged. BYKER SECTION 2 6km The Works consist principally of a viaduct. a cut and cover tuanel, two stations, and trackwork.

The viaduct is 800m long at a maximum height of 30m above the ground with maximum spane of 70m and constructed using the balanced cantilever method with precast concrete segments, stressed longitudinally. This work demands a high degree of expertence and expertise. The cut and cover tunnel is 500m Jong constructed partly in rock of concrete walls with a concrete arch roof. Contractors experienced in this type of work who wish to tender should apply with references and details by of recently completed works "of: later than 21st July. 1975.

The Secretary. Tyne and Wear Passenger Transport Executive, Cuthbert House, NEWCASTLE Office Centre, UPON TYNE, NEI 2DA. Envelopes should be clearly marked Contract Pre-qualifica-Byker Section. Successful applicants will be informed by post of their sion in the Select List. Invite The tenders Executive is not bound to from all or any of the dence applicants and no corresponcan be entered into not cerning being reasons included for an applicant on the Select List.

LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW Tenders are invited for the removal of papers, furniture and equipment from offices in Hounslow. Feltham and Breatford to a Civic Centre in Hounslow. Schedules of items to be moved with information as to intended dates of removal and contract terms may be obtained from the Director of Administrato tion with whom an appointment view the premises can be made. Tenders must be delivered to the address below not later than 12 noon, 30th July, 1975 in plain sealed envelopes not bearing the name and address of the sender marked Tender for Office Removal." The address for inquiries and replies 1s: Director of Administration. Town Hall, Treaty Road, Hounslow, TW3 1DX.

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For details Beirne, 25, Cobden Avenue, Bitterne Park, Southampton. Southampton 556415. CHIMING WATCH WTD. Booth Wolfstone Farm, Holmfirth, Yorks. 3445.

LIGHTHOUSE INFORMATION WANTED. Anecdotes, photos, sketches, any period. -Write: Trethewey, 53. Noel Leicester. PORTRAITS PAINTED, In oils and pastels pencil.

Uxbridge 36504. SENIOR Sept. for boys preparatory school. No ASSISTANT MATRON required qualifications necessary but some Head school Master, experience Hillstone School, Mal desirable. Apply vern.

Tel. 3057. ART ADVICE. Buying or selling paintings, etc. but uncertain where how, contact J.

Dugdale Independent Fine Art Consultancy 14, Bedford Gardens. W.8. 01-727 9833. DOCTOR'S A WIDOW will escort children, caretake or assist families on holidays. References Details, D.M.13220.

Daily Telegraph, E.C.4. of students 14 and from 12. August 6 onwards till EXCHANGE STUDENTS SOUGHT. ca Terms: Would 1 take the end of summer holidays in house on the outskirts of Cologne. My boys wish to be in England over 1976.

If interested. contact H. WI between Julv 17 and August 01-629 8888. ATTRACTIVE piece of silver, hallmarked 1776. wanted to present to President of Society celebrating 200th sary next year.

Inquirer not dealer. Write A.P. 13240. Dally Telegraph. EC.

MARBELLA, holiday fat tor 2, July and winter, from £9 p.w, Ruislip 37202. CHALLEN grand: 4ft ad condition. £450 Herstmonceux 2222. AUTOGRAPHS. 40 famous people: Melba.

Sir Edward Clarke. Theda Bara, Emmuska Orczy. £46 o.n.o. Write A.F.5278. Daily Telegraph.

E.C.4. SHIPPING AND FORWARDING EXECUTIVE (39) fellow institute freight forwarders, 20 years' experience with agencies and industry. All aspects world -wide freight forwarding and general business administration including senior management positions. Seeks senior management or consultancy opportunity London Kent Essex, would also be interested in new venture with suitable partner or small company. Write S.A.13322.

Daily Telegraph. EC. OVERCOME YOUR LANGUAGE DIFFICULTIES. experienced English tutor, Cambridge graduate, gives private lessons. 01-584 3956.

BANK MANAGER'S WIDOW would like lady to share her fat in Brighton.Write Daily Telegraph, EC Miss L. Cheyney The engagement is announced between Christopher, eldest son of Commander Jan De Boer and Mrs De Boer, of The Netherlands and E. Cheyney, Ashtead. Ashtead, Louise, youngest daughter opine and Mrs Charles Mr G. St Hargreave and Miss G.

Varvill The engagement is announced between Giles, son of Mr and Mrs Ian Hargreave, of Beechfield, Yealand Conyers, Carnforth, Lancashire, and Diana, daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Varvill, of Pitlethie House, Leuchars, Fife. Mr C. Woodhouse a and Miss J. Wyatt The engagement iS announced between Charles. only son of Mr Mrs R.

H. Woodhouse. Sutton Farm, Iwerne Minster. Blandford, Dorset, and Jacqueline. elder daughter of the late Mr H.

L. Wyatt and of Mrs Wyatt, of Rockpits Farm. Plush. Dorchester. Dorset.

Mr C. H. Tapley and Miss C. M. Hutchings The engagement is a announced between Christopher Hamilton, elder son of Mr and Mrs Rex Tapley.

of Hawkinge, Kent. and Carolyn, only daughter of Mr Philip Hutchings, of Nairobi, Kenya, and Mrs Patricia Hutchings. of Weybridge, Surrey. The marriage will take place on July 19. Mr S.

Micklewright and Miss G. Wheatland The engagement is announced between Stephen, eldest son of Mrs Irene Micklewright and the late Mr Rex Micklewright, of Karenza, 5, St Chads Road, Sutton Coldfield, and Gillian, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Wheatland, of Giroma, 12, Wolsey Road, Moor Park, Northwood. Mr H. J. Roundell and H.

Lietzmann The engagement is announced Mr and Mrs Martin Roundell, between Harry, younger son of The Elms, Itchen Abbas. Winchester. and Hilke. daughter of Herr Peter and Frau Annemarie Lietzmann. of Sandkrug, near Oldenburg.

West Germany. Mr W. P. B. Nash and Miss S.

Priest The engagement is announced between William Peter Barry, second son of Mr and Mrs E. B. Nash, of Branksome, Wycollar Drive, Blackburn, Lancashire, and Susan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Priest, of The Red House, Church Lane, Nunthorpe, Middlesbrough, Cleveland. Mr J. R.

Fish and Miss J. Brunsmann The marriage has been ar ranged and will take place on July 18 at St Andrew's Church, Brisbane, Australia, between John Robert, only son of Mr and Mrs W. H. Fish, of 9, Carr Lane, Sandal, Wakefield, and Jeanine, daughter of Mr and Mrs E. H.

Brunsmann, of 21, Sirrah Street, Geebung 4034, Brisbane. They will reside at 9, Randolph Court, Randolph Avenue, London, W.9. Mr J. D. R.

Willday and Miss P. M. A. Whyte The engagement is announced between John, son of Mr and Mrs E. B.

Willday, of Treliske Garden, Truro, and Prudence, daughter of Mrs M. A. Whyte, of 22, Cudnall Street, Cheltenham, and the late Alexander Whyte. Mr G. A.

Cooke, and L. Rodick The engagement is announced between Geoffrey, second son of Mr and Mrs Harold Cooke, Purbeck Cottage. Downside Close. Charmouth, Dorset, and Lesley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Rodick, of Pietermaritzburg. South Africa.

Mr A. Rooth and Miss V. E. Rigden The engagement is announced between Anthony, son of Mr and Mrs C. G.

Rooth, of Doncaster, Yorks, and Vivien, daughter of Mr and Mrs E. T. Rigden, of Hampstead, London, and Storring. ton, Sussex. Mr F.

F. Simon and Miss Y. M. Salter The engagement is announced between Frederick Fairbanks, son of the late Mr Frederick Simon the late Hubert Salter and and of Mrs Simon, of a Stafford, and Yvonne Mary, daughter of Mrs Salter, of Street, Wallingford, Mr A. B.

F. Henderson and Miss C. M. T. Angelbeck The engagement is announced between Bruce Henderson, youngest son of Mr and Mirs Henderson, of Dilston, Corbridge, Northumberland, and Kate, only daughter of Mr.

and Mrs E. N. J. Angelbeck, Walcot, Pershore, Worcestershire. Mr R.

Whitmore-Jones and Miss J. M. Green The engagement is announced between Richard, younger son of the late Mr E. Whitmore-Jones and Mrs Whitmore-Jones, of Whitcot, Creek End, Fishbourne, Chichester, and Joanna Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorimer Green, Arden Lea, Hatching Green, Harpenden. RHODESIA THE ANGLO-RHODESIAN SOCIETY exists to provide a channel for the maintenance and expansion of understanding triendship, contacts and goodwill between the United Kingdom and Rhodesia, YOU DON'T NEED A VISA TO VISIT RHODESIA and there is no cheaper way to visit than as member of THE ANGLORHODESIAN SOCIETY.

RHODESIA A BEAUTIFUL LAND Further Intormation THE SOCIETY Calder House, 1, Dover Street, London, W1X 4EH. 01-493 4328. IN BEAUTIFUL BUCKS. Yet only 30 mins. London by rail.

4 character dtd. residence tor sale. Next common, nr. schools, shops, stn. Greatly reduced for quick -Tel.

Gerrards Cross 85448 for details. AGAY. COTE D'AZUR. 5 berth caravan on beach site to let for 3 weeks from July 01-989 9631 (evngs.) CORNWALL. Cottage to let, sleeps four.

Aug. 30 onwards. Quaker Cottage, Penjerrick, tel. Mawam Smith 584. FOR SALE.

1933 Penny (BIT DENTED), Britannia Geo. Ill Penny, 1797. Penny Piece, Geo. IV 1834 (SILVER 1'2 Penny Piece, VIC. 1839 (SILVER) Four Penny Pieces (SILVER).

Three Penny Pieces (SILVER). OFFERS. Write F.6.5262. Daily Telegraph. E.C.

SNOWDONIA. sips. 4. or, sea, vacant until 17 July and from Aug. 21 on.

Llanfairfechan 680508. LADY. 408, vegetarian, seeks post with vegetarian gentlefolk as caretaker, purse companion, au pair cum any. thing suitable, offering self -contained unfurnished accommodation with muneration. Write L.S.5260.

Daily Telegraph. E.C.4. WHAT DO CHRISTIANS BELIEVE about Forgiveness, Prayer, The Bible, Church and Life after Death? Write Ministry for Christian Information, D.T.. Hadlington, Oxford. HANDBAGS OR ANYTHING CROCODILE Service can remodel repair.

-Handbags Beauchamp Place, S.W.3. SUEDE AND LEATHER CLEANING and repairs, also sheepskin and furs. Quick alterations on the premises. "'Strictly 315. Regent W.1 (neap Polytechnic).

01-636 5152. MINK JACKETS from £230. Many others. REMA FURS, 18, Hanover W.1. 01-629 9563.

FISHERMEN'S MISSION, 43, Nottingham Place, London W1M 4BX. Serving and caring for fishermen and their families in times of disaster. distress and disquiet. Will you please identify yourself with us in this ministry by your prayers and a generous donation. Thank you, Royal National Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen.

CHAMPION RACEHORSES 1974 best, as craftsmen with a pride in their work, as their fathers and grandfathers did before them. There was an unfortunate incident about ten years ago when the ablative absolute turners and gerundive onsetters threatened to withdraw their labour they get these strange expressions from I cannot think; perhaps from reading the newspapers-because they objected to a young worker who had been taken on through some oversight, and radical was views. trying to A deputation, headed by old Elihu Luggage, the head gerundive onsetter, came to see me, asking if they could be allowed throw the offender in the green pond near the apothegm-processing sheds, be66 fore throwing him out altogether. The lads are really determined on it, sir, their minds are made up," old Elihu told me. Permission granted, there was no more trouble.

Nor has there been any since. And when, not long ago, I suggested that the men's rates of pay, which have altered substantially since 1927, might perhaps be raised, I was met with an indignant sal. When I asked Miss Briggs, my lady typewriter, if she would like her remuneration to be increased, she flushed hotly, bridled and might well have fainted away if I had not insisted on her departing from her usual rule and taking a glass of our mid-morning madeira wine, with an extra piece of seedcake. Now Work This Out neth AMBIAN Kaunda President accord- Kening to the report, said he hoped Dr Sithole would survive so he could tell how his tea was alleged to have been poisoned at Salisbury airport (news report from Lusaka, Zambia). Peter Simple the most sumptuous and important first edition in the history of racing is out.

Bound in full leather, with silver-gilt medallion designed by John Skeaping R.A. set into the cover. Written by the leading writers on racing and Illustrated with 45 full colour plates. The price 15 £60. Callers wishing to inspect a copy are welcome at Crawford Gilbey Museum Street, London WC1 (01-242 3931) between 11.00 a.m.5.00 p.m.

Syntax are prepared to hire a hall and a teacher. Do they think Socialist authority, with the booted educational stormtroopers Education Minister Mulley to enforce its rules, will stand for that? Won't a quick, neat demolition order be enough to deprive them of their hall, if not of their teacher as well? Will it be long before we have something in England like the hedge schools" of the Irish Days? Will a few daring teachers, defying the dogmas of educational egalitarianism, in continual fear of discovery and continually moving from place to place, try to keep the principles of the true education alive, if only for a few pupils? No Trouble at Mill THAT are, I believe, known as industrial disputes," are, course unknown in this column. The workers, from Mr Hargreaves, the popular works manager, down to the humblest apprentice irony inserter, gladly accept our paternal organisation and always do their LEGAL NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACTS 1948 to 1967 and in THE MATTER OF LACMAL LIMITED, MEMBERS VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION- -NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the of the atoresaid company, which is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before Monday, the 11th August, 1975. being the day for that purpose by Undersigned john Lewis Cruttenden of 30, Grove Park Road, Chiswick, W4 3SD the Liquidator of the said Company, to send their names and addresses and the particulars of their debt or claims, and of any security held by them and the names and addresses of their Solicitors (If any) to the Undersigned, and if so required by Notice in. writing from me, the said Liquidator, are by their Solicitors or personally to come in and: prove their said debts or claims at such time and place as shall be specified in such Notice, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts are proved.

Dated this First day of July, 1975. JOHN LEWIS CRUTTENDEN, Liquidator. NOTE. This Notice is purely formal. All known Creditors have been or will be paid in full.

J. Cruttenden Co. IN THE MATTER OF THE PANIES ACTS 1948 TO 1967 and in THE MATTER OF LACMAL LIMITED, MEMBERS VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION -NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the aforesaid company, which is being voluntarily wound up are required on or before Monday, the 11th August, 1975, being the day for that purpose fixed by the Undersigned John Lewis Oruttenden of 30, Grove Pack Road, Chiswick, 'W4 the Liquidator of the said Company, to send their names and addresses and the particulars their debt or claims, and of any security held by them and the names and addresses of their Solicitors (if any) to the Undersigned, and if so required by Notice in writing from me, the said Liquidator, are by their Solicitors or personally to' come in and prove their said debts or claims at such time and place as shall be specified in such Notice, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts are proved. Dated this First day pr July. 1975 John Lewis Cruttenden.

Liquidator. Note: This Notice 15 purely formal. All. known Creditors have been ur will be paid in full. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1948 ANGLIAN FOOD GROUP LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Creditors of the abovenamed Company are required on or before the 1st day of September, 1975, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, and the names and addresses of their Solicitors (if any) to ROGER WILLIAM CORK, A.C.A., of W.

H. CORK GULLY Eastcheap, London, EC3M the Liquidator of the said Company, and if 50 required by notice in writing from the said Liquidator, are by their Sollictors, or personally, to come in and prove their said debts or claims, at such time and place as shall be specified in such notice, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts are proved. Dated 30th day of June, 1975. R. W.

CORK, Liquidator. CHARLES HERBERT BREWER of SOLWAY. CHELTENHAM ROAD, PAINSWICK, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, died 22nd August, 1974; particulars to Jones, Blakeway Pepper, 3, College Green, Gloucester, GLI 2LT before 22nd September, 1975. PUBLIC NOTICES THE LOSS HAS BEEN TED to us of two Warrants. details as under, and we have been requested to issue duplicate Warrants.

No. 157260- 17 bundles Nickel Cathodes25 858 kilos. No. 157121- 160 Cases kilos. Anyone claiming to be entitled to these goods is invited to enter protest by means of of Summons against the delivery the goods or the issue of duplicate warrants.

C. Steinweg (Handelsveem B.V.) P.O Box 1068, Willemskade. 20. Rotterdam, LOANS IMMEDIATE PERSONAL LOANS. upwards.

No fees charges. E. Wilson Ltd. estb. 3.

1780. (195 years). Dept 10. Gallowgate, Newcastleupon-Tyne. tel 21185; grams Interest Tenprecent..