ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, CALNE NEWS SHEET NUMBER 54
OCTOBER 1969
EDITORIAL This year a Civic Society has been formed in Galne, providing great interest for us here at school. By attending meetings, we have been able to learn more about the town's activities and problems. One of the topics which has caused concern and been widely discussed is the new route which the A4 has taken through Galne. As a school we have benefited, as much of the heavy traffic no longer passes St. Cecilia's House, but has been diverted through the centre of the town. The dining-room has taken on a new look, too. Its appearance is brighter and more cheerful and the room is now a very pleasant one. The colour scheme is white, salmon pink, and orange, the wallpaper and curtains being of a bold floral design. The highlight of the summer term was, of course, the Indian Market, to which many people very generously donated. This and the large number of visitors enabled us to raise ÂŁ908 7s. 4d. for an Indian leper village. Something to look forward to now is the Ball in November which is being held in London to raise money for the Chapel Fund, and we hope that as many old girls and senior members of the school as possible will be able to come. JANE INGRAM