Bucks Examiner from Chesham, Buckinghamshire, England • 13

Actor sells his own woodwork Film producer, Mr. Frank Launder, with actors and actresses from the coming new comedy film, The Great St. Trinian's Train were among guests at a champagne party to launch "The new shop opened by actor Michael Hunt. also in the film. at Kingston Blount.

All the furniture and other wooden articles are made at Michael Hunt's workshop, Aston Woodware, Aston Hill in Lewknor, Oxfordshire. Miss Tessa Blomfield, an art teacher. does all the weaving, including the attractive shades on the wall lamps lighting the shop on Sunday. Among examples of Mr. Hunt's work on display was a refectory table priced at 50 gns.

and a crib of unpolished elm for 5 gns. Specimens of pottery were dotted round the room. At the back of the shop over an open archway, it was intriguing to see inscribed the words "Registered Slaughter It made one wonder what to expect at the other side of the archway. However, it was just an old barn, lent for the occasion. A loft, above the shop, be used as part of "The IN THE TRADE Assisting Mr.

Hunt in his business will be his father, Mr. G. Hunt, and Mr. Brian Read. Mr.

Hunt senior was in a similar trade 50 years ago. "The Barn" has been open to the public this week. The main stars in the film, which should be in the West End by February, are Frankie Howerd, Dora Bryan, George Cole and Portland Mason, but the stars present at the party on Sunday were Norman Mitchell, Michael Ripper, Cyril Chamberlain and Rosemary Wootten, who is one of the St. Trinian's girls. She donned her St.

Trinian's uniform. consisting of long black stockings, black suspenders, short navy tunic, white blouse, blue and white striped tie, complete with the heart shaped St. Trinian's badge, for the benefit of a photographer! Present also was Mr. Stanley Perring. joint managing director of William Perring and the furniture people, and his wife, who is Jean Curphey.

a singer for 8.8. C. She has sung in "Grand Hotel" and "Friday Night's Music Elizabeth Taylor was authoress, not the actress. She writes short stories for the "New and has had several novels published, among them "A Dedicated It appeared both in England and in America. Thirty-five-year-old Michael Hunt, who lives in a bungalow close to his workshop, was like Noel Coward, trained at the Italia Stage School.

He appeared in a Royal Command performance at he Stoll Theatre, Kingsway (which now no longer exists) at the age ot IS. Among other films, he has appeared in "Thunder Rock" with Michael Redgrave. Between acting engagements Michael Hunt will be able to turn his full attention to "The to which he hopes to attract passing motorists, as well as the local people and the furniture trade. C.D. strength decreased The enrolled strength of the Civil Defence Corps (Bucks Division) in the Amersham Rural District and Chesham Urban District has decreased to 191 and 45 respectively.

This was revealed by the Civil Defence Department, County Offices, Aylesbury, recently. MAGISTRATES TO RE-HEAR CARAVANS CASE The Court of Appeal ruled on Thursday that Berkhamsted magistrates were entitled to find that a licensing condition imposed by Hemel Hempstead Rural District Council limiting to 24 the number of caravans allowed on the fouracre Stagg Farm Caravan Site, near Bovingdon, was not "unduly But because of an error in the way the magistrates reached their conclusions, the Court directed that they should re-hear the case. The site developers, Esdell Caravan Parks, of Hamilton Court, Maida Vale, London, had proposed to lay out the site for 78 caravans. Lord Denning (Master of the Rolls), Lord Justice Harman and Lord Justice Winn, allowed an appeal by the rural district council from a decision of the Queen's Bench Divisional Court on June 2nd that limitation of the number of caravans on the site to 24 was "unduly burdensome" under the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act, 1960. News from the Women's Organisations A ballot was held at the annual general meeting of The Lee last Thursday to appoint a new committee.

Mrs. Frankham again being voted president. The finance and work entailed of running the W.I. organisation was explained by Mrs. Williamson from County headquarters.

A report on the County meeting held recently at Aylesbury was given by Mrs. Mann, the handicraft secretary. ABOVE: Here are some helpers at the garden pro duce stall at the Christmas Market held on Saturday at the Chalfont Colony, Chalfont St. Peter. £470 was collected in aid of the Colony, and the Executive Committee are hoping to buy insulated food containers.

BELOW: An interesting inclusion at the Market were pct mice, this particular one seemed to enjoy the fuss being made of him. Even if the mice did not acquire new homes, they were given plenty of attention! PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT THE PIPE-LINES ACE, 1962 NOTICE is hereby given that United Kingdom Oil Pipelines Limited (hereinafter referred to as "the of 3 Savoy Place Victoria Embankment London W.C.2. has submitted to the Minister of Power an application, entitled "Land on the West side of A 416 at Ashley Green in the County of Buckingham for the making by the Minister, in exercise of the powers conferred upon him by section 12 of the Pipe-lines Act 1962, of an order authorising the applicant to place and use a pipe-line or length of a pipe-line in the land described in Schedule 1 hereto, to execute in that land other necessary pipe-line works and to exercise rights, of which particulars are set out in Schedule 2 hereto, in relation to that pipe -line or length. A copy of the application and the map referred to therein have been deposited at the offices of United Kingdom Oil Pipelines Limited Lord Alexander House Waterhouse Street Hemel Hempstead. and may be seen there between the hours of 9.30 a.m.

and 5.00 p.m. Monday to Friday (inclusive). Any objection to the application must be made in writing and addressed to the Minister of Power, Thames House South, Millbank, London S.W.I. Reference P.E. not later than the 10th day of December, 1965.

and should refer to the title of the application and state the grounds of objection. DATED this 12th day of November, 1965. R. R. MEYER (Manager) For and on behalf of UNITED KINGDOM OIL PIPELINES LIMITED SCHEDULE I First Part ALL THAT enclosure numbered 321 on the 1:2500 Scale Ordnance Survey Map Sheet Number Buckingham XXXIX.

6 for the Parish of Nshley Green in the Rural District of Amersham in the County of Buckingham Second Part THAT strip of land in width 20 ft. the centre of which will be .1 line vertically above the length of a pipe -line to be placed as shown on the map accompanying this Application in the land referred to in lie First Part of Schedule I hereto. Third Part THAT strip of land in width 60 feet the centre of which will be he line referred to in the Second Part of the Schedule 1 hereto being Part of the Enclosure numbered 321 referred to in the First Part of the t.hedule I hereto. SCHEDULE 2 First Part 11W ancillary rights required in respect of the land described in the hird Part of Schedule I hereto: (I) The right for the Applicant and all persons authorised by it for chose benefit the Order enures to pass over the land comprised in the Order for the purpose of getting to or from the pipe-line on foot or with vehicles AND to transport materials plant and apparatus therein. (2) A right temporarily to place on the land comprised in the Order materials plant or apparatus required in connection with the pipe-line and brought onto the land by a vehicle in pursuance of the right mentioned in paragraph one of this Schedule.

Second Part rHE ancillary right in respect of the land described in the Second Part of Schedule I hereto: I) The right for the Applicant and all persons authorised by it for whose benefit the Order enures to pass over the land comprised in the Order for the purpose of getting to or from the pipe-line on foot or with vehicles AND to transport materials plant and apparatus therein. (2) A right to place continue or renew markers for indicating the Position of the pipe-line in so far as it is placed below the surface of the land comprised in the Order. (3) A right to erect a gate or stile for the facilitation of access to the pipe -line. (4) A right to execute such works as may be necessary to comply with any requirements imposed by the Minister in the interest of safety under Section 20 or Section 23 of the Act. DISSOLUTION A request has been made by Chartridge Parish Council to dissolve the Joint Chesham and Chartridge Burial committee.

A letter was read from the Clerk of the County Council at last Wednesday's Chesham Urban Council meeting and representatives of both councils and the Clerk of the County Council are to meet. To raise funds for a Christmas party for tenants of Old People's accommodation a coffee morning with a bring and buy stall is to be held at the Chesham Urban Council Chamber on November 19th between 10.30 a.m. and 12.30 p.m. ADVERTISE IN THE BUCKS EXAMINER EVERY FRIDAY PRICE sd. OVER 400 AT FAIR At her home at Misbourne-avenue, Chalfont St.

Peter, Miss A. J. Boyd-Carpenter has a storeroom where, among many items, she sells household linen, woven materials, eiderdowns, blankets, china, pottery and produce. She travels all over the country collecting articles, and makes many of them herself. All the proceeds go to the Chalfont Colony.

For Miss Boyd-Carpenter, cousin of the Conservative M.P., is chairman of the executive committee for the governing body of the National Society for Epileptics, the purpose of which is to provide necessities and small luxuries for the colony. The support given to this body is very important, as the colony does not come under the National Health Service. The 11th annual Christmas Market was attended by people on Friday and Saturday in the recreation hall at the colony. One hundred and ninety-three pounds was collected in two and a half hours on Friday, when the market was open only to staff and friends. Over £2OO was raised on Saturday, when it was open to the general public.

Almost all the goods came from Miss Boyd-Carpenter's store, and they included knitwear, garden produce, novelties, presents, toys, and pet mice! Total proceeds were £470 with which the committee hope to buy insulated food containers. This will enable food to be kept warm while being transferred from the central kitchen to different parts of the colony. There are 503 beds for colonists, and a staff of over 150. The local authorities pay for patients' board and lodging. Colonists are trained in different types of work, including market gardening and farming.

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