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4 THE SURREY ADVERTISER AND COUNTY TIMES SATURDAY OCT IS 1919 PUBLIC NOTICES Public Notices (continued) SCHOOL BUILDING PLAN CUT Re BERNARD KOLANT Deceased Pursuant to the Trustee Act 1925 A LL Person liavm the Estate of BE late of Wuley Camp near Uoduliniug in the county of Surrey who died on the 10th day of November 1948 and -thnao inir claims against EdNARD KOLANT Letters of Administration ot whose I LEGION ANSWERS TO ATTACKS REDUNDANT 1HTH A MILLION MEMBERS? £hcJhirrqjAiucrtisct CounlQ tTirnro Telephones: Guild lord 6252 (two lnes) Kingston 0353 Woking 03 Chertsey 3289 Godalming 097 London UJlce 173 Fleet St 4 Tel Central 0002 SATURDAY OCTOBER 16th 1949 f- outractora lor the eiiHtion of 18 estate were granted to Everard Kenneth Lotiees and Hats at Craulcigh Village Brown i Attorney for Anasuuia Iosifovna Kola ut ova) on the 29th da- of Septem- ol hi eeu her 1949 in the Principal Probate "lags Specification Bills of Registry are required to send particu- Jn'tie-and I prill ofT either obtained la r- thereof to the undersigned on or 1011 Office ot the Engineer and Sur-bciore the 16th day of December next after which date the Administrator will proceed to distribute the Estate having regard only to the claims of which he hall then have had notice Dated this 5th day of October 1949 KENNETH BROWN RAKER BAKER Essex House Essex Street Strand 1 Public Notices (continued) DORKING HALLS SURREY PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY Monday October 17 730 pm Surrey Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor KATHLEEN RIDDICK Festival Overture Edmund Rubbra Piano Concerto in A minor Schumann Symphony No 2 in major Brahms Soloist MYRA HESS TICKETS: 108 76 36 26 From 344-346 High St MINISTRY'S SlAiSDARDS 100 HIGH Suggestions that standards laid down by the Ministry of Education in specifications for new schools were too high and had the effect of limiting the amount of school building were I made at the meeting of the Surrey The speeches and resolution at the mSS? at Kmg8ton OU annual conference of the National The Ministry had decided to cut the Union of Conservative and Unionist committee's 1950 school building pro-A asor iat ions in London this week h-ve!" CONSERVATIVES MEET THE CHALLENGE total not exceeding I or tor part or the contract Tenders in tue endorsed sealed enve- I Ioih-n provided are to be returned to the No OOi-l of 1049 uiuter-igued not lutet than 12 uoon Wed- 1N THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE BUduy the November 1949 (CHANCERY DIVISION) The Council do not bind themselves to COMPANIES COURT or any Tender il lI uisn i he acceptance of auy Tender will be In the Matter of RED STAR PR EC I- 01 th SION TOOLS LIMITED and In the Dated this 7th dav of October 1949 Matter of THE COMPANIES ACT1 1948 XTOTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN thnt I As a Petition tor the Winding Dp of! the above-named t'ompany by the High! ROBIN a arlan Clerk of the Couucii Council Offices Bury Fields Guildford SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL left Hie electors in no doubt about the £1000000 fundamental policy of the party come the General Election when it muy The parrot cry for can lie ignored The brand sweep of Conservative intentions is on record amplifying nil previous statements and crystallising Hie RURAL In a cut Mr officer had were had not approm'li to a multitude of problems school facilities for Park Barn Outld-which must lie solved before Britain Tiie committee also took a serious and the Kmpirc is restored to its economic independence and prosperity Socialism lias bitten deep into our national life with corrosive power Even i must point out that that meant the election of a Conservative Govern- further delay in the provision of incut will not retrieve the education for something like 700 rural children between the ages of 11 and 15 a fact iinnietliately but it will restore hope and Mr Beloe stated CRAF1SMEN NEEDED IN BUILDING SIR FAWCETT PRAISES TRAINING SCHEME Sir Luke Fawcett president of the National Federation of BuUdlng Trades Operatives distributed the prizes to building students at the County Technical College Guildford on Monday He was welcomed by the principal (Dr Hepburn) to this the third of such gatherings Mr Nicholls (head of the building department) after reporting on successes gained in national and other examinations said the student numbers and student hours showed a satisfactory Increase Full-time students were 56 with 66784 student hours part-time day students 360 with 80505 hours and evening students 133 with 7966 hours Sir Luke Fawcett welcomed Mr Swayne as the representative of a progressive section of the National Federation of Building Trade Employers and proceeded "During the war and since we have applied ourselves on a national basis to try to Improve the standard of craftsman-ship so far as tile building Industry Is concerned The southern counties and especially those represented at this school have applied themselves diligently and enthusiastically as anyone could hope Mr Swayne has been a tower of strength to us In regard to the apprenticeship council work" Alluding to tbe social responsibilities of the Industry to the communal life of the nation Sir Luke said there was a programme of work to be done unprecedented in the history of the country if the economic circum-stonces permitted Mmmb to mb themselves to the Job They must encourage tbe young men to accept the building industry as the avenue for employment Both sides of the Industry were doing their utmost to obtain better results and greater production That could only be done by having fully qualified craftsmen who knew and understood their job Sir Luke was thanked on the proposition of Mr Swayne seconded by Mr A A Lord Students acted as guides in a tour of the department's workshops laboratories sad dassKMow Prize-winners Outstanding merit all classes Potter (Dorkingi Senior full-time course: Miller (Godaiming) (Soutliscai National certifi-cate coure Howard (Burpbom) Mant (Knapbilh Ckureh (Woking) Brickwork A Tickner (Worplc-don A Phillip (Maybury Woking) Radford (Hale) 0 Weils (Guildford) 8 Underwood (Farnbam) Peskett (Guildford) Lyons (Tc ham) I Fifield (East Horsley) Hedger (Bromley) Carpentry and joinery Bay (Byfieet) Bennett iWw Horsley) Maneator (Ripley) Kdeoose (Aldershot i Buflen (Leatberbead) Arman (Ash) May (Wat-field Woking) Andrews (Brock-ham near Betchwortb) King shott (Put(enham) Plumbing I Wallis (Worpieodoa) Htonehouw (Witley Hoad (Godalming) A Guyiner (Newdi Guyiner Court of Ju-tice was on the 10th day of October 1943 presented to the -aid I ountv of Warwick i General Engineers and Merchants and that the said Petition i directed to be heard before the Court sitting at The Royal Court of Justice Strand lam- don on the 24th day of October 1949 ind any Creditor or Contributory of the said Company desirous to support or ot pose the making ot an Order on the said Petition may appear at the time of hearing in ticrson or by hi Counsel for that purpoe: and a copy of will be furnished to any Contributorv of the said Company requiring the same by the underaignod on payment of the regulated charge for the aame Dated this day of October 1949 COCHRANE AVRIPW ELL 119 Finsbury Pavement London EC Solicitor to the Petitioners Auy person who intends to ap- pear on the hearing ol the -aid Petition must serve on or end te post to the above named notice in writing of his in- tention so to do The notice niu-t elate the name and address of the person or if a firm the name and address of the firm and mu-t be signed hy the person or firm or his or their Solicitor (if any) and mat Le served or if posted must be seat by post in iiifficiont time to reach the above-named not later than 1 in the afternoon of the 72nd of October 1949 ACTS PARLIAMENTARY COUNTY i OF SI HREY CONSTITUENCY OF GUILDFORD ALL REGISTRATION UNITS REGISTER ut PARLIAMENTARY AND LOCAL GO) ERN RENT ELECTORS I HEREBY GIVI Mil ICE that i and 1 after -5th Octeber 1949 the above Register will be available lor ia-tieetioti daring business hour at the following place 1 FOR ALL tttuwt RATION UMlIi-At the address below FOR REGISTRATION UNITS COil PRISED THE AREA OF EACH LOCAL AUTHORITY At the Offices of the Local Aatboritv nou-j cerned A FOR EACH REUIsTUA HON UN 17 the hief Poet Office in the Reaurtntion nit concerned HERBERT WELLER Deputy Registration Oflu-er Mnninmil iffice Guildford 15th October 1949 SURREY COINTY COUNCIL NATION AL ASSISTANCE REGISTRATION AND INSPECTION OF' DISABLED AND OLD PERSONS HOMES THE SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL desire to draw attention to the Order made by the Minister of Health bringing into operation on tut November 1949' the pro isions ol the Act relating to the registration and inspection of disabled and old persons' houses The homes affected are those establishments the sole or mam object of which is the provision of accommodation whether for wHTdtSf oTumb GlILDFORD BRITISH LEGION BAND rhNDEBtj invited from Bonding ERECTION OF 18 HOUSES AM) FLATS AT THE VILLAGE SITE CKVNLEIOH TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF ENVELOPES RTC rY COUNCIL hereby invite icnucrs preferably- from manatee- VT SSStillJ 1949 to the JOth Noieuiber Appneatjon copies of the form of wpUoai tender and conditions of contract should be made to the Chief Supplies Officer 3 Palace Road Kiiigstoii-upon-Thainc All tenders must be delivered to the Clerk of the Comity Council at the than undermentioned address not later tha noon on Wednesday 16th October 1949 No tender will be received except in scaled envelope addressed to the rk of the foamy Council and endorsed with the word "Tender for Envelopes but such envelope shall not bear any name or mark indicating the seuder The Council do not undertake to accept the lowest or any Lender dkland Clerk of the Council 'County Hall Kingston-upon -Thames ltth October 19(9 BOROUGH OF GODALMING rpHE Council invite applications from 1 the Secretaries of local Cricket Olnhs for the use of Cricket Pitches on the Recreation Grounds during the 1950 season Applteatk ns should specify the ground required and must lie in writing ad dressed to the undersigned to reach Three Sessions Daily: 1 10 30 am 240 pm and 7 pm Prices of Admission: Numbered and Reserved 4 6 per session 76 per day fb 'per day for parties ol 28 or over: Un- numbered V- per seesion 5- per day Tickets 38 available from Waverley Cafe North Street or RE Drill Hall Goildford THE SALLY LUNN RESTAURANT HINDHEAO Until Further Notice OPEN DAILY AS Fri to 6 pm GUILDFORD CANINE AND WOKING SOCIETY'S DOG SHOW Visit tbe first Show by the above Society to be held In God aiming LASS BENCHED SHOW held under Kennel Club Rules at the 50S DRILL HALL HALLAM ROAD MEADROW OODALMINO On SATURDAY OCTOBER 22nd Judging commences at 12 noon OBEDIENCE Fully Licensed CLASSES Buffet ADMISSION Adults 2- Children I- EDUCATIONAL HE -PREPARATORY SCHOOL U1KIS Age 4-U BOYS Age 8 nCIIOOL CAR OWN PRODUCE Principal: Mitt Airtsx onoimtity Telepbonq HKAMLE) 4225 lllltOKD sU KLI AltlXL 1 COLLEGE AMI I1UKEAI SHEAVES EPSOM HOAD POLL SECRETARIAL COURSE DUPLICATING TYPEWRITING undertaken in the adtoining Bureau MISS ULWEN TEMPLE FCTS 1 1 nr inerly Pritietpal ut Kenaiugton College Ixmdom fKL UitllDFGKD 5978 REISS HOBBS MA (Oxun) by ST A Ft Ut EXPERT TUTORS touching for School Certificate Higher ertificuie Uuiverity Scbolurthip and Eiitranee Foreign Service Admiuistra live and Executive Clan nf Civil Service and other qualifying examination Tuition In Modern latnguagea Reference Library Reasonable Feet Interview hy appointment only at HIGH ST GUILDFORD Tel 4504 no PARENTS Keeking Schools Adi I and detail free -Phone Livingsti 1268 Universal School Agency 185 He burst Roaa London SE25 Eat 1869 Advice one Bel Basingstoke Preparatory School (Co-Educationsli owing to further expansion will huve room lor a further limited number or Boarder between the age of 7-10 years for 1950 onward Preparation by fully qualified staff lor Public and Secondary Schools Common Entrance Seven acres playing fields Home-grown fruit and vegetables Apply Headmaster BaMngstoke Preparatory School Cootnbehursi Booing-stoke Tel Basingstoke 604 -Peggy Sutton 19 Ennismore Avenue (iuildlord (4146) ACKWAKD Pupils ete also coaching for exams l-atin algebra or exams Also etc Pointer beginners in German! MA lining Tutors Governesses Ete OR STRONG MA Dtp- loms Coaching for examination to Mauiealation standard ami tor General Education Nimrod Down way Merrow Guildford Tel 5990 PIANOFORTE Lesnonii given by highly I recommended music mastei (ARCM) studio in Guildford or visit log Box 9941 Surrey Advertiser GAMtard Miss Elisabeth Ktngsland It AM Svdenham Road Guild HOTELS UVS IN LUXURY AT MILFORD HOUSE HOTEL MILKOKU SURRKY OPEN TO NON-RESIDENTS Telephone GODALMING 6 The Percy Arms Hotn 0H IL WORTH Full? Licensed 7M Oolldlart 6176S1 LUNCHEONS DAILY Sunday Luncheons a Speciality Private Dinners Partlao wedding The Hotel with a Country House Sfero Grandey Hotel 526211 SH ALFORD No ham Have a service ContinOBUl cooking Home produce II IsTM AS BO KIN CONVALESCENT NURSING holm" Hiliier Road Guildford Limited number of Convalescent Patients can bs reootvsd thro bads vacant at present (1 slsgl ing) Trained staff on! night staff all 8RN south Ample garden Own vegetable Rooms fitted ns fires and asd KHnH9p74 nee- Dancing in MRATMtB RUMBBY I8TD Ad Operatto (Uomm) Ad 8tatwAsoc Gen Teachers (( om in Ballroom and Greek Branches AD (Inter) AG DA CHILDREN 79 CLASSES at the YWCA 19 HIGH BT GUILDFORD Limberinc Tap General and Ballet on Saturday Morning Sptoiai Babies' Clssss on wsdnssOays at 4 pm and Oresk Class 430 Classes at Atalanta Woking on Mondays pm Adult Ballroom Clast at Railway Athletic dab poll Woking on Monday 7 930 pm Inquiries by letter to The Gable Lon fiMssis GnildlM I8H JOAN HAWKINS MRAD MISTD BALLET BALLROOM NATIONAL MIME STUDENTS CHILDREN'S CLASSES HIE STUDIO 4a LONDON ROAD Telephone 4646 UUILDFORD Mlt icon RETALLACK IMTD (BB) LM MODERN BALLROOM LATIN AMERICAN ms INU JIVE AND TAP DANCING EXPERI Private lessons given 29 FARNHAM HOAD UUILDFORD TELEPHONE GUILDFORD 3643 Daily 10 am to 9 pm Typewriting I (Ol I 1 HAS MOVED TO 164 HIGH STREET UUILDFORD (Biddles Limited) NEXT ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL Tlllephons Ouildford 4255 1 1 ii nun ini 9HNI HAZEL Port eons offer prompt eient Typewriting Duplicating I Translation Servloe Commercial Id ary and Technical wqrk Speedy co and ter- dential servlee 24 Deerbaru Woodbridge Hill Guildford Tel ARGAEET ROBINSON Margaret robinson win typ i kinds of Literary Technioal and: Scientific work at short 5 Kim Hill Normandy Guildford all Prospectus on application to Principal GNU ACRE SlIAMLKY GREEN STRONG SURREY SPIRIT am convinced the spirit of the Legion in 8umy Is strong Cherish and faster tt so that In the years to eome Hurray may remain eefMtff second to none in the week done by the Legion -throughout Mir by Oapt Wilson RN (chairman) who presided at the annual conference of MfiMt QOtmty British Legion at Guildford on Saturday The gathering attended hy 61 delegates and some 60 visitors was held at the Guildford Legion branch headquar- Thc Mayor of Guildford (Aid A Puttock) welcomed thr deli-naies with tribute to the the Legion was doing for the benefit of their comrades ATTACKS" Mr Griffin general secretary of the British Legion made a vigorous reply to what he described as vkdbhs malicious and Ill-Informed attacks on the Legion during the past two years The Legion's fundamental principles stood be gfilfiUfffili the Drlttsb way of IKS but there were bound to be some people not In agreement with tbe wider policy Mr Griffin answered criticisms that the Legion was redundant by pointing out that last year income from affiliated fees was £74000 there was membership of 1000000 ex-Service men and women: and 5500 Service committees which meant 66000 jieople working lor the organisation believing It was right and proper to render help to those who had borne the heat and burden of battle and had fallen by tbe wayside During- the past five years 825 of the people tike Legion had helped were not bees Mr Griffin also answered criticism regarding "palatial and in regard to the general election said they put forward no candidates spent no money on any of them and in no circumstances told people how to vote PLEA FOR UNITY Ltout-Col the Earl of Onslow era elected county president and returning thanks emphasised the Importance of co-operation and unity in the Legion Speaking on the need lor the organisation he asked that It should be made as strong and as poeslble applause) Capt Wilson was elected chairman again Mr Rogers vice-chairman Mr Mabey hon treasurer Mr 8 de Clark hoaL organiser Mr Shipley hon auditor Capt Gregory RN sports organiser and Lieut -Col Vas-sallo pensions adviser The following were elected to the council: Capt Russell Mr Tree Mr Bentley Ueut-Comdr Bette Mr Vemone Lieut -Col Black-stone Mr Scheurmler Mr A Erckman Major Dampler Mr Curtte Mr Peters and Mr Buck Southern area nominations: Major Gilbert Cohen chairman Capt Wilson RJi and Mr ftbgera members of tbe council Major Paget-Hett and Cpl Madden members of natlodai executive council Capt vice-president southern area- with Col A Drayson vice-president of tha national executive council The chairman reported that the addition of four branches during the year brought the total to 120 plus one sub-branch He reviewed outstanding parades during the year and then distributed trophies the principal one to Worcester Park (chairman (High Sheriff's) Dunsfold (standard bearers') He said the competition among standard bearers was of the keenest Sports trophies were also distributed FREE MEMBERSHIP? A resolution from Wellington branch that free membership at the age of 65 should be restricted to those fully paid up for at least 20 years or leas should his discharge from the Services be after the age of 45 was referred to the council for report Horley branch proposed that to further the social side of the Legion the conference should urge the formation of a county games league divided Into four groups It was pointed out that stages of games up to semi-finals were arranged so that unnecessary expense In travelling and time was eliminated The motion was lost A motion by Morden branch that the question of Inferior make of stump socks should be taken up with the Ministry of Pensions brought the statement by Capt Smallplece (county secretary) that tbe matter was being gone Into The Guildford branch entertained the delegates and visitors to tea arranged by the women's section and they were Invited to an enjoyable social at the club in the evening SURREY ARCHAEOLOGISTS MEETING AT GUILDFORD A magnificent collection of enlarged photographs-taken at an altitude of between i qoo and 2000 feet attrao- ted much Interest at the 85th meeting of the Surrey Archeological Society at the Oounty Technical College Ouildford on Saturday This exhibition which was recently shown In London Included religious houses and castles as its subject Hie prints of Windsor and Carte-brooke Castles were particularly fine There were over 100 Items displayed About 200 were present at the all-day meeting and followed two lantern lectures with great Interest In the morning Mr Lawrence of the Guildhall Museum London described some of the recent finds on the Thames foreshores at low water His lecture was Uustrated with 20 odd lantern slides Mr WUson-Haffenden pres idea Mr Bernard Rackham Borough Remembrancer took the chair at the afternoon session when Mr Herbert Maryon of the Research Laboratory British Museum spoke about the Hoo Ship Burial write: Saturday October 8th I attended two lectures arranged by tha Surrey Archaeological Society at tits county Technical College Stoke Park Guildford notice of the meeting stated: A public address aouad equipment is now installed In the haU of the Technical College which both speaker have promised to use' This sound equipment although placed on the stage was not working I Was told by two members ol the audiences that at the last three or four meetings in the hall that they had attended It was not functioning As the acoustics of the hall are very pom and neither speaKbr had a strong voice what they said could not be heard by a large majority of their audiences Surely a technical college should be able to keep Us equipment In working order!" ARCHAEOLOGIST Surrey Education Committee bar refused an application by Surrey Teachers Association for an increase In the ('ey rates for part-time teachers in further education who are substantially and permanently handicapped by illness injury or congenita deformity or such other dis-abilitie a may he prescribed from time to time or for the aged or for both the! aged and the disabled The part of the Act which renders liable to penalties any person who carries on a home In respect of which be is not registered does not come into force until 1st July 1958 In the meantime it is important that all person who already carry on home for the aged or the disabled should get in touch immediately with the County Welfare Rsdhill Marks! Halit Ost 24th 25th 18th Officer 2 Palace Road Kingston-npon Hstlsmtrt Halit Oet 77th 21th ftth CHILDREN MUST WAIT letter replying to the Ministry's communication dealing with the Bcloe the chief education stated that the authority disappointed that the Ministry included in the 1960 programme expansion of secondary view of the Ministry's Inability to award any priority to the proposed secondary schools at Bletchingley Til-ford and Milford which might hinder the expansion of agricultural production Mr Nugent said the cut was one of many that were likely to bo made in their capital programmes When members of the committee were recently looking at plans for the new school to be built at Ash the question of standards was much in their minds he said and they discovered that the cost of the school would be enormously more than the estimated figure The chief reason ipart from high building costs was the very high standard of accommodation which must be put into new schools Mr Nugent said he believed the standard was 120 square feet per child compared with 90 square feet before the war One of tbe last schools to be built with the latter standard was Nonsuch and the committee could get anywhere near that as a general standard he would feel very satisfied BETTER BUT FEWER must be quite dear" Mr Nugent continued "that If we are going to have something like 331 per oent better schools we shall get that much less schools tnd we shall continue with a few very good schools and a large number of schools which ought to be Improved or replaced" It seemed to him as a practicable and realistic approach that they should seriously consider whetner there was not a good case to be put to tbe Ministry for revised standards of a more realistic figure The Rev Dr Calnan asked It would not be possible to obtain permission from the Ministry to use what were called temporary buildings little more freely Roman Catholics in Surrey would have to find about £000000 and throughout the country between £50 and £80 millions to meet Government school standards They ought to be able to use the material that was available Tk 'Li'f f- A AMENDING ACT NEEDED Aid Marshall of the Surrey County Council said he had spoken in tbe House of Commons about the excessive standards He noped that one day there would be an amend mg Hducsttoo Act were many thing? that would have to be altered and some of the requirements were really preposterous in the light of the present-day position FARNHAM DIVISION CONSERVATIVES AND MEMBER CONTES Mr Godfrey Nicholson at a private meeting of the Central Council of the Faraham Consei vatlve AssociaUongave his views on tbe Conservative Party restatement of principles and policy "nts Riel HI contained in tabs" so that ho could go to (fie Party oatfarmee in London kaowhag ffitg views and able if necessary sto voice their criticisms He stressed that this re-statement of policy was a long-term one It was what the Conservative Party hoped sad wtfibid for Britain Hu iMUdli reality of economic events might make It impossible to carry out parte of it A long discussion followed Doubts were voiced as to whether under present economic conditions certain ports of the policy could be given effect It was generally agreed that "The Right Road for Britain" contained much excellent material and the meeting left it to Mr Nicholson's judgment whether or not it would be necessary to voice any criticisms at the conference Sir Crawford Douglas Jones chairman of the Faraham Conservative Association announced that for fam lly reasons he was going to live near Byfleet and much to his regret he must resign the chairmanship from November next A meeting or th Divisional Executive Committee will be called early In November to elect a temporary chairman to hold office until the next annual meeting of the Central Council in March I960 Mr Nicholson expressed his regret at Sir Crawford's resignation and the gratitude he felt for the good work he lad done during hie chairmanship SURREY PLAYING FIELDS council Mr Marshall MP ((resided over masting of the mayors and chairmen of the district councils of the oounty at the County Hall Kingston on Monday convened to consider ways and means to assist funds of the Surrey Playing Field Association The mayors and chairmen or the deputies of 27 of 33 district councils of the county attended together with Major Cohen Miss Milton and Mr Smith of the Playing Fields Association Hie Chairman stated that he had convened the meeting to provide an opportunity for exchanging Ideas as to the beat means of achieving concerted effort to raise funds for the re-established Surrey Playing Field Assocla-tion It was generally agreed that district councils should consider Individually what they might do to promote efforts locally and to pool any funds raised for the benefit of the association It waa alto agreed that the Surrey Playing Fields Association should be asked to consider the possibility of organising a oounty rally or fete In May 1960 and to help In co-ordinating the effort a sub-committee was splinted TEACHERS RETIRE Surrey Education Committee have recorded thanka tor long and valuable services to the following teachers on tjuAr Secondary school teachers: Miss Fltagtbbona Tiffin Kingston over 36 Surrey service: Miss Kemp Sir William Perkins' Chertsey 26 Primary: Mrs Brsddock Thames Ditton 36 Mias Funnel! headmistress Godalming 36 Miss Sadler St Paul's Kingston 30 Mrs I Lemon Chtddlngfold 36 Miss Perkins Esher 35: Miss A Perry 111- heelth) headmistress Hershnm Infanta' 30 Mrs Redman Stoughton 90 Mrs Wells Otter-shaw as Dorking (Tel Dorking 2843) and Stevens' Musical Service 36 Waterloo Rd Epsom (Tel Epsom 3833) NATIONAL SAVINGS Raise the Standard Week His Worship Hie Mayor of Guildford (Aid A Puttock JP) will open the Raise the Standard Week IN THE CASTLE GROUNDS at 3 pm On SATURDAY OCTOBER 2'ind Buglers will break the Flag on the Caatle Keep ALL ARE INVITED ELOCUTION Shakespearean A Dramatic Technique Stammerinff and Nervotiflnef Treated MR LESLIE H0DGKINS0N Dramatic and Speaker' Coach PUBLIC SPEAKING TUITION Uuildford and Woking Studio Stamped enquine to London Speech and Drama Studies fiCMOrama London WCI arPinil TUB A I ctcfiliTiuc AliKILULT UK A EX fcCUTI VE COMMITTEE National Agricultural Advisory Service MEETINGS IN OCTOBER 19th Discussion Meeting the Red Lion Hotel Coulsdon 730 pm 20th Discussion Meeting the King's Head Capel 7 pm 27th -Conference to TT Milk Production" at the Dorking Halls Dorking 7 pm 4 PRICKER County Agricultural Officer THE OLD MANOR COUNTRY CLUB VVITLEY NFAR OODAIM ING DANCING TO THE MELODY MAKERS FROM 8 PM-12 EVERY SATURDAY DINNER AND DANCE 86 DANCING ONLY 36 Particulars ol membership can ne obtained from the Secretary PHONE: GODALMING 840 Mow alto Open SATURDAYS 5 pm LOSELEY HOUSE Nonr (IIMkohd au historic Ellsahetkan Manaion of great beauty associated with Queen Elisabeth and King James I and recently filmed in "The Silent IS OPEN TO THE PUBLI0 UNTIL OCTOBER ftth Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursday and Saturdays 2 pm to 5 pm Bank Holidays II am to 5 pm 4 OMISSION 1- CARS If-Main entrance on GotHlfoid-Uodalaitng road opposite Unildcrete works Bui to (xxlge gate from Park Street TEL GUILDFORD 62511 1949 WOKING MUSICAL FESTIVAL willbe held at THE TRINITY METHODIST HALL and CHRIST CHURCH HALL on THURS- nth OCTOBER from 515 pm FRIOAY ttth OCTOBER from 515 pm tit 29th OCTOBER from SJ8- 6 pm Ail session will lie open to the poblic A Grand Concert will bo held at Christ Church Hall on Saturday ltth octobtr at 7 pm Judges: Dr Herbert Howells Mr Murray Davies Miss dybil Eaton Mr Wesley Robert FRAJL Miss Joyce Warrack Information may be obtained from the Hon Hecretary Woking Musical Feati vai taaslj waktaG i THE SURREY COUNTY CARDEN PRODUCE COMMITTEE'S INTE R-VlfcEAG CHAMPIONSHIP THE MARKET HALL REDHILL SATURDAY OCTOBER 15th 230 pm Aid 8 Marshall MP JP Aid lxrkln JP llr Coe Miss order and MR RALPH WIGHTM ot the BBC Livestock A Fruit Preservation Demonstrations Trade Exhibits Film Shows The Redhill Cromwell Orehestral Society Admission is (also covering admission to the Concert) (Also VPA Members if tickets bought before the day 6d4-SFECIAL CONCERT by tbe Redhill Cromwell Orchestral Society at 7 pm Admission is The National Federation of Master Window Cleaners GUILDFORD BRANCH Telephone Guildford 2775 Respectfully invite you to SUPPORT LOCAL ENTERPRISE by employing Guildford Firms for your cleaning THE CITY EXFRE88 DIXON EDMONDS THE ELITE FISHER'S SURREY WATTS Phone 6980 Goildford COOMBS A SONS FOR PRIVATE HIRE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE SERVICE UAItAOE SELF-DRIVE HIKE CARS Phone: GUILDFORD 5326 STOKE DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL S00IETY The annual general meeting will tie held on Thursday next 28th Ootsbsr at the Sillfisld Mission Hell Guildford at 728 pm AU interested are cordiaUy invited Lost or Found I OUT blus mixture UMBRELLA handle -Pleuse send to Field no Bank of NHW 47 Berkeley Squs Loudon Reward and expenses paid uare certain types of home which are exempted from wstration DUDLEY AUKLAND Llerk of the Council County Hall Kingslon-apon-Tbame within our own borders and eonfidem-c among the other drmocratir countries which have watched our deterioration with dismay As Mr Eden said when he asked must wc the reply was that they could promise nothing hut hard and challenging times that was now the only road to solvency it was the only way to end those ever-recurring crises A trenchant article hy Ixird Wooiton id the "Tory analysing the proposals contained in "The Right Rond for set the stage for this week's deliberations Its challenge of the stupid Socialist assumption that the State can do nothing for anybody unless it does it for everybody sign posts the way to retrenchment And in a pregnant phrase it sums up the difference between the Conservative and the Socialist philosophy The former seeks to sustain and strengthen the cliararter of the freedom-loving Briton while Socialism seeks to subordinate human nature to the soulless State machine Set the spirit of Britain free and we can recover our greatness It will give much satisfaction to Conservatives in Surrey that two of their leaders Mr Godfrey Nicholson MP and Mr Lionel Heald took part in the first debate Their speeches gave emphasis to the general desire of the people tliat the seriousness of the situation sliould be driven home with courage and clarity The electors are aware of the danger of a continuance of Socialist blundering Conservatives must inform them unequivocally that their policy can provide first the alleviation and then the euro SOCIETY PERSONAL A sensitive feeling for colour and appreciation of character (especially Ut the work which Is less obviously commissioned) distinguish the 44 portraits which Elisabeth Porteous (Mrs Crosby Cook of Wood Street) Is exhibiting at the Walker Oallerles In London "OmmMMb study In brown and dull gold Is outstanding and "Longshoreman" and "Biddy" are two other port raits which are particularly pleasing in a show which anyone "professional" painting will qertalnly enjoy Elizabeth Porteous who has hitherto bpwn regularly at the Guildford Art octety's exhibition married a fellow AewSamy BalMi and has four daughters She enjoys painting people In their own homes and is she says frightened neither of small children nor of company directors SURREY WILLS flmuVf Thomas Edward Fisher Dittos and formerly ot 9 Den-h Gardens Richmond Surrey left 1684 7s 7d gross £28586 15 5d net value He left £60p and certain effects to Florence cvraw Boult "as a slight token of appreciation for the many years' service which she baa to ungrudgingly given to me and my family' Lady Mary bpurgeoa Woldingham widow of Sir Arthur Eparasso late managing director of Cassell and Go Ltd publishers county alderma Surrey end chairman of Croydon ishers county al 1 chairman of Cro Mfi £7626 11a Id £7450 15s 8d net value She left £100 to Nurse Watson If still in bey service Mrs Agnes Bhlnd Henley Farm bam (£37645 net) £47832 life Albert flfiOHi Misen Brim worth net) £23271 Mr WmSi Sram Leather rroift'M mawt mm Thames Ditton (£4724 net) £4828 HUNTING APPOINTMENTS Tbe Cblddlngfold Foxhound 111 meet To-day Mot) Hollister Farm Share 830 am wed Dot 19th Bwal low' Brickyard 9 am bat Oct 22nd Run Common 9 am Wed Oct 26ti luck beu 111 940 am Sat Oct 29th Huiithwood Common 940 am Wed Nov tea The Sto Hashing io am flhfilL Iff 5th warren Pam Guildford Opening Meet 11 am The OhidfHngfold A LeconBeld Hounds wilt meet: To-day (Sat) Gospel Green 740 am Moo Oct 17th Pipers Cottages tor Kings Park Wad Oet 19th Plexham Park Hat Oet 2nd Whep-hurt Entrance Gate (8 40 am)i Mon oet 24th Lost Lodges Wed Oct 26th Downlanda Sat Oct 29th Cranletgh (9 WJBjh The West Surrey and Horsell Beagle will meet To-day (SaM Pvrford Stone PAL Aldershot Beagle will meet To-day (Bat) Bentley (Opening Meet) Wed Oct 19th Glade Farm Fri Oct 21st Hunt Bill (Offioers Club Aldershot) Sat Oct tted House Ising-ton Wed Oet 26th Fear Lanes Ena BeeiMi Sat Oct 29th The Kennels (each meet at 2 pm) The Crowhurnt Otter Hound will meet (water permitting) Bys days: To-day Pcnuhnrst Village 1030 am (Hat Wed Oct 19th New Bridge Billing-hurt 10 40 am Sat Dot Mnd Shore-ham Village Kent 11 am DORKING DIVISION LIBERAL CANDIDATE TO BE chosen Liberate of the Dorking Division will meet at Dorking next week to adopt prospective candidate for the Oeneral Election a The name of Mr Francis of Car-shaltofi will be placed before the dele- cla has had considerable experience of local government 5th O' ober 1949 BDBOUGH OF GUILDFORD iwOAD THtmr ACT 1930-SECTION 17 STREET REPAIRS CLOSING OF CHAPEL STREET TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ill That the Council intend to make an order at the expiration of -even day from the date of this- Notice prohibiting vehicular traffic for a period of two months on the road witbin the Borough tit That thealternative route which I Prcial Griffith A HU Dance Orchestra will be available for traffic daring such 8 pot Prises ete Licensed Buffet for parties of 28 or more and irate) A White (Hsslemere) Trustier (El stead) Bromley nrlBtii field Woking) 1 Howard (Burpbom) A Robinaon (Farncombe) Painting and decorating: Thomp-m (Aldershot) Hunt (Aldershot) A Downing (Aldershot) Harms Guildford Plaaterisff: Tilbury (ShalfordV Preliminary technical course 0 Get-bran (Guildford) Supplementary tool awards from gift by Mr Carpentry and joinery: A Cox (Farncombe) A Monde-ville (Farncombq) Moule (Uodal-mlSfflj Andrews (Brockham near Betchwortb) Green (Walton-on-Thames) 8 Kill (Farnbam) (L Boyce (Dorking) Sykes (Comptcnf! CO-OPERATION IN LOCAL AFFAIRS FIRST CONFERENCE OF PARISH Twenty three parish clerks from villages all over 8urrey met at Dorking Halls on Saturday for conference on problems of mutual interest the first meeting of Its kind to be held In the oounty The conference was organised by the Surrey Oounty Association of Parish Councils to which 51 of the 67 parish councils in the county are affiliated and was also attended by 14 parish councillors To assist In co-operation between Clerks Major Powell Edwards (secretary of the association) undertook to provide every clerk with the names and addresses of his colleagues in other villages together with a list of special projects in which specific councils were interested or experienced Parish clerks' remuneration was dealt with by Rear-Admiral Oldham (vice-chairman of the National Executive Committee Council of Social Service and chairman of Sussex County Executive Committee) He said the national association had made three proposals They suggested remuneration to be firstly according to population: secondly In ratio to rateable value: or thirdly according to the product of a penny rate In addition there would be an allowance of about 10s for each meeting of the council and committees and five per cent of the annual precept It had been suggested that small It nao oven luwoe wug parishes should group together and pay a Joint clerk During discussion it appeared the clerks felt that the activities of perish councils were so varied that only Individual councils could decide on a suitable remuneration Major Powell -Edwards pointed out that the proposals intended only to provide basic minimum "NOT A CIVIL WAR" Pariah affairs In general were also discussed by Admiral Oldham who pleaded with councillors and officials not to confine their attention to statutory obligations but to use their initiative in exploring all the real needs of their community Perfection In local government oould only be achieved by co-operation with other authorities In particular with rural district councils They should alwavs treat other authorities with courtesy he emphasised adding: "Avoid plain speaking whten In the country usually means rude speaking Remember that local government la a combined operation not a civil war Admiral Oldham was Introduced by Mr A Kelly of Worplesdon (vice-president of the Surrey Association) Other matters discussed Included village halls playing fields and parish council expenses MUZZLED To Die Editor Sir After reading Mr Bailey's letter in your test Issue I would advise him to turn mathematician Let him take the relative figures of the rtee and fall In popularity of the Conservatives and Socialist respectively and apply these to the total majority of the present Government In 1946 and he will come to a conclusion that will dishearten any Socialist Admittedly the Conservatives hnve lost 34 bye-electlons but we have considerably reduced the Socialist majority and there is a limit to the number of seats An active Interest In anv party will soon show why the political strongholds are in the main the scene of a hve-electlon Yours eto TERRY Walton-on-Thames Oct 9th 1949 period as follows: Traffic from Castle Street to High Street: Proceed through Quarry-Street HERBERT WELLER Town Clerk MdoMpal Offirr- Luildford October 15th 1949 BOROUGH OF GODALMING CONSTRUCTION OF SW SEWER FPHE Council invites Tenders for the Farncombe Contract document may be obtained from Mr wTs Mercer MlManE Engineer and Surveyor Brank Hkt Drove uodalmiog Surrey Of a deposit of Cue Guinea which will be returned on receipt of a bona tds tender and all document Tenders bould be enclosed ip plain sealed envelopes endorsed '8W Sewr Station Road" Sad delivered to the undersigned not later than 12 noon on Saturday tb October 1949 The Council does not bias itself to accept the lowest or any tender A MOON Town Clerk Town Clerk's Office xla ri-October 4th 199 SURREY COINTY COUNCIL CONSTRUCTION' Of' NEW HOSTEL (STAGE I) AT MERRIST WOOD rpHE County Council propose to invite 1 Tenders for the construction of an additiooal two-storey Hostel to provide bedroom accommodation for 19 student Contractors wishing to tender should submit applications to tbe County Architect Count only Hall Kinaetoo-upon-later than 20th Oetolx-r abKrAymyoSnJill ONE HUNDRED A FIFTEENTH i which will bt refunded ou receipt of a bona-fide tender) after which the BUI of Quantities will be dinulsted The Council do not bind themselves to accent tbe lowest or any tender DUDLEY AUKLAND Clerk of the Council County Hall Ki ngston-upon-Thames Odsksr Ttfc IMff SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL NEW SCHOOL KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM FOR THE FARM! BOYS' -GRAMMAR BCHOOL rpUK County Council propose to invite: JL Tenders for the Fraction of a single storey build' rg in butted construction to provide a Kitchen and Dining Room: wishing to tender should County with a deposit of £2 2 tbe Surrey County Council will be refunded on receipt of a tender) after which date the Quantities will be circulated Council do not bind themselves ept the lowest or any tender 1 DUDLEY AUKLAND Clerk of the Council Oouo'y Had i Kingstou-upon-Thamea ANNUAL SHOW will be held on SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ISth 1060 FRIDAY OCTOBER 28th 1948 GRAND DANCE will be held by tbs Woking Queen's Social Club At tits DRILL HALL Walton Road Woking Licence applied for TICKETS each 26 October 7tb 1949 1.