Surrey Herald du lieu suivant : Chertsey, Surrey, England • 12

Tele-AdS: 0932 561122 12 Herald News Thursday February 18 1993 SAE The Network Tell us what happens in your school and college community Spend a night with Dracula Magical world of builders BLOOD-sucking prince of darkness Count Dracula the most famous vampire of them all is set to become a cinema smash-hit with the release of Dracula starring Anthony Hopkins and Winona Ryder The spine-chilling movie directed by Francis Ford Coppola has broken all box-office records in America And just in case Network readers are too scared to go and see the film check out this week's competition for some frighteningly good prizes Crown and Andrews perveyors of fine board games have just brought out An Evening With Dracula Crown and Dracula game is played in the dark The house is prepared to make an atmosphere as spooky as possible with a cassette which plays for the whole of the game complete with tolling bells and screaming maidens just like Transylvania in fact The players have all been caught in a violent storm and seeking shelter they travel to lair The object of the game is to avoid being bitten by a vampire or turned into the living dead and only one person will survive Bram Stoker probably never imagined so many people would end up being so scared of his famous character and with Crown and An Evening With Dracula the whole family can get in on the act The game is stocked by all top toy and games shops including Virgin Stores Toys Us Tesco Smith Beatties and John Menzies But specially flown in from castle we have eight games to give away in an exciting Network competition All you have to do is answer these three simple questions: 1) Who wrote the original Dracula story? 2) Where does Dracula live? 3) Who directed the new Dracula movie? Send your answers on a postcard or sealed down envelope forget your name and address) to: The Network Dracula Competition Surrey Herald News 89 Eastworth Road Chertsey KT16 8DX Entries should reach us no later than Wednesday February 23 decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into Employees of LNSN and their families are not eligible to enter the competition A BUDDING young writer from a Sunbury school wrote in this week to reveal the magic secrets of builders and their fascinating work outside his classroom window Eagle-eyed Chris Hannan 16 of Bishop Wand School highlighted the exciting projects going on to put up a spanking new two-storey A level science block and an all-purpose pyramid-shaped building And thanks to the to under orders from their Classroom opera treat By Guy Smith sterling efforts of parents who donated a third of the funds for the science block youngsters will soon be studying in new laboratories for their vital exams Brave Chris dived into the makeshift hut to dig out the truth about all the new building work climbed into the temporary hut which was filled with all sorts of plans and the world-famous tea cups which are as much a part of staging set design dance and movement and music And to round off all their hard work students will be going on a backstage tour of the opera house and seeing a special matinee performance of The Cunning Little Vixen The tickets for this event have been reduced to for this performance so as many students as possible can attend PUPILS at Ashford High School will be the opera-buffs of the future thanks to a new project Members of the Royal Opera Company based at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden will be coining to the school to take part in workshops with the students These will include all aspects of opera including a building site in England as the holes and the mud which they are surrounded he writes on I had watched a first year class stare with fascination at the giant crane which was on hire to put the timber beams in place They hurriedly made notes and sketches Gary Oldman in Dracula NEW FOR 1993 INTERNALLY GLAZED UPVC ALI WINDOWS he continues certainly brings in the crowds this building Chris who interviewed the site manager Steve Crawford andsome teachers found there was mounting fear for the future of a Nature Garden where the building site is have been some conflicting he writes was the perfect place for the grass to grow long and for insects to play the site manager assured me the nature garden has been safely dug up and once the building work was finished it would be put back though in a slightly different place This is good news for nature lovers of us schoolkids are pleased the school totally disregard the environment aspect during the planning he writes I was in the office the big crane driver burst through the door and proceeded to phone his head office Apparently there had been some delay with some materials not coming in on time told me if it for him everything would come to a grinding about the pyramid building are that it is rather small as it will be only able to hold 100 people But the pyramid shape will certainly stand out We shall have to wait and see if Steve and the gang can come up with something worth the It is hoped the building work will be done and dusted by the end of March IT WOULD BE A CRIME TO IGNORE THIS MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH IN WINDOW TECHNOLOGY HOUSE OF SURREY ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE INTRODUCTION OF TWO NEW PRODUCTS TO THEIR RANGE OF WINDOWS AND DOORS INTERNALLY GLAZED WITH SECURITY IN MIND IN EITHER UPVC OR ALUMINIUM BOTH SYSTEMS HAVE THE ADVANTAGE THAT THE GLASS CANNOT BE REMOVED FROM OUTSIDE THUS REDUCING THE RISK OF BURGLARY Getting shirty for a good cause are from left: Sue Carne idsay Tierney Thamesmead and Marie Allsup Ken Mock ant Lindsay Tierney Thamesmead year 11 students Naomi Bancroft icf Karen Lightwood Clarke SHOWN BELOW ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF OUR PRICES FOR UPVC INTERNALLY GLAZED WINDOW AND DOOR PRICES PRICES SHOWN ARE INCLUSIVE OF VAT FITTING ALL DOORS HAVE A FIVE POINT LOCKING SYSTEM DOORS AND WINDOWS ARE MANUFACTURED FROM A 70MM MULTI-CHAMBER FRAME SECTION WINDOWS HAVE AN ESPAGNOLETTE KEY LOCKING SYSTEM WINDOW STYLE WIDE HIGH WINDOW STYLE WIDE HIGH mm mm 1830 1070 422 1830 1220 440 2100 1070436 mm mm 1220 1070 322 1220 1220 333 1525 1220 352 SPELTHORNE Middle School headteacher Nobby Clarke had to take steps to solve a problem that just walk away The school had organised a sponsored walk and he wanted the walkers to wear specially made T-shirts But the costs of togging up the intrepid walkers threatened to eat intothe school funds earmarked to buy a new minibus But marching to the rescue came a team of year 11 girls from Thamesmead School complete with their screen printing skills Theynhad learned the tricky art as part of a business studies project and soon put their talents to work The girls worked through several lunchtimes to set up a productioin line and train PTA members from Spelthorne how to produce the finished shirts The job was finished last week and the shirts will be proudly worn by Spelthorne First and Middle School PTA members when they walk from Trafalgar Square to Ashford next week 1220 1070 288 1 220 1220 299 1830 1220 351 1 830 1220 468 1830 1472 486 2100 1525 513 1 830 x-1220 399 2100 1220414 2200 1525 443 1830 1070 393 1830 1220400 2100 1070 397 1 Free circus trip BACK DOOR 2 STABLE DOOR FRONT DOOR 1 BACK DOOR 1 FRENCH DOORS 1 FWNCH DOORS 2 £479 WHITE £479 £579 £509 £735 £717 EXCLUSIVE CIRCUS UFFER KIDS can go free to the circus in a super offer for our readers Use the voucher below and two children under 15 are admitted FREE to any weekday performance of Gerry Circus when accompanied by two adults paying full price The offer is valid while the circus plays at Addles-tone Moor on the A317 at Addlestone The fun starts in the Big Top from today (Thursday) and runs until Sunday February 28 And as usual there are some great acts featured ROB ALTON is the British Flatland Champion on BMX bikes his last appearance before taking up a contract abroad ROBERT FOXALL performs great feats of daring in his aerial gymnastics on the roman rings PHILIP WALKER is the great-great grandson of the legendary clown the in the Grimaldi tradition famous in Victorian times his first ever visit to Addlestone after spending the past 10 years learning the trade from Great Continental clowns CAPTAIN APOLLO that popular cannonball man was a feature of last circus He returns for his last ever visit to miss it This really is the big entertainment packed show for Surrey Performances are 5pm and 730pm weekdays 2pm and 5pm weekends Adult prices £5 £7 and £10 Under-ISs OAPs students and unemployed half price Surrey Herald News HOUSE OF SURREY ARE CORPORATE MEMBERS OF: THE GUILD OF MASTER CRAFTSMEN THE CONFEDERATION OF TRADES AND INDUSTRY GUARANTEE IS GUARANTEED BY mm I fRESFlC lb? 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