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No.5 for Violin and Piano

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CONFIRMATION November 26th, 1939

Your prayers are asked for the Confirmation Candidates:

Catherine Mary Ball

SATURDAY.

Girls may be out with their parents from 12.45 until 8.0 p .m. They must be back punctually as Prayers will be read in the Chapel by the Bishop of Sherborne at 8 p.m. It is hoped that all the parents and friends will be at this short service.

Joan Dorothea Beighton Shirley Ann Eyre Jennifer Margaret Field Barbara Beatrix F ortescue-Brickdale Eleanor F ranees Mary F ostescue-Brickdale

SUNDAY.

8.0 a.m . Candidates may attend the Celebration in the Parish Church with their parents, and may be with them until they return to school at 12 .0; they will then have an early lunch and rest. (They should not go to Mattins.)

Margaret Anne Garrad Catherine Mary Harvey Mary Rose Janet Hurst Elizabeth Ann Kinnear Pamela Pedley Mary Ethel Powell Primula Mary Robinson Elizabeth Noel Stamper Annilea Mary Thomas Katharine T ylden Joan Mary Waterfield Ursula Joan Whitworth

2.30 Confirmation Service - by the Bishop of Sherborne-in the Parish Church. Parents are asked to be there before 2.15; special seats are reserved for them for which tickets are required. 3.30 All the parents and friends are asked to come up lo the school for tea, directly after the service. (We shall be glad to know numbers accepting this invitation). After tea the girls may go out, but must be back at 7 .0 o"clock for evening chapel. This will last about ten minutes and parents are invited. The girls may not go out again after that.

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Once again, we have had a very wonderfully happy Health Festival. Although we had quite reconciled ourselves t o th e fact tha t the war would probably mean that v ery few Old G:irls could r emember us, we ha ve had a deli ghtful surpris e as we have ne ver had mo re contributi on s . I t is i mpossibl e , the1路0 f0r.e , to write to every one . lndi v1dually but I must send tM.8 lG:. ~e~ to show you how very grateful we are for your con i.; _r -.. cu ti on. Al l g ift s a r e especially welcome just now, as t he U,G.S. is suffering so much for, while about 50f of t hei r chiJ . d~en have been evacuated, al l the rest are still in London and the schools are no t able to help t o anything like th e ir usual extent. ~any of the U.G.S. schools have themselves been evacuat ed , several have be e n cl osed , so that the financ e i s causing the greatest anxiety t o the authorities in Camberwell. You will all be glad to hear that S . I'~Iary' s is carrying on under wonderfully normal conditions. Our beautiful new buildings, the old Fever Hospital - S. ~ar ga ret's have been given over to a L.C.C. Trade School but otherwise we are almost untouched. letter

We hear excellent things of our Old Girls . ~ every comes from them is of the hi ghest possible int erest.

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School List

Lent Term, 1940 Age

Sixth Margaret Perry Diana Drabble Ann Pegg Joan Weller Winsome Dallas Ross Doreen Bach Bridget Parry Okeden Kitty Neligan Laura Attlee Veronica Brown Douglas Hilary Cox Pat Puckle

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7 2 7 10 5 2 12 3 6

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Came 1935 3 1932 s Day 1935 2 1985 3 1985 3 1986 3 1986 3 1984 1 1986 3 1937 1 1984 3 1985 1

Lower Sixth (Miss Alexander) Age

Came

Betty McKenzie Hilary Pullon Rosamund Thatcher ~\tlarcia Whiffen

5 16 25 1

2 7 7 8

23 23 28 23

1936 1986 1934 1985

Helen Arden Elfride Bickersteth Rosemary Durie Audrey Fletcher Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale Cecily Jarrett Priscilla Kidman Veronica Lloyd Franees Masters Betty Osman Jones June Priestley Rachel Will ink 16

19 12 9

11 3 7 12 5 12 7 6 6 1

23 24 23 23 28 23 23 24 38 24 24 25

1937 3 1937 3 1935 3 19H7 3 1935 3 1937 3 1986 3 1936 3 1936 3 1930 2 Day 1936 3 1938 1

21 15 5 21 ll 31 8 27

3 3 2

u Fifth East (Miss Bown) Catherine Ball Margaret Coventon Shirlefe Eyre Jenni er Field Anne Garrad Philippa Gibson Anne Harris Elisabeth Hunkin Mary Hurst Elizabeth Kinnear Mabyn Martin Brenda Moss Faith Nottidge Pamela Pedley Primula Robinson Pamela Saxon Elizabeth Stamper Kitty Tylden Mary Waterfield Elizabeth Wilson

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22 24 17 26

4 21 23 IS 21 29

Age

Came

12 2 7

24 25 25 5 24 7 24 6 24 11 23 1 26 5 24 7 24 8 24 8 24 8 2S 9 25 7 25 9 24 12 24 1 25 4 24 6 24

1986 1 1986 1 1938 3 1937 3 19S8 3 1939 2 1936 "-J 1939-3 1936 ~ 19H8 1 1939 3 1938 2 19S8 1 I9S8 1 1938 2 19S9 3 1938 3 1939 1 1937 1 1938 1

Age

Came

(Miss Hedley) Mary Chadwick Judy Drabble Catherine Harvey Audrey Naumann Elizabeth Puckle Hilary Riley Rosemary Russell Elizabeth Sarjeant Annilea Thomas Joyce Trow Ursula Whitworth

6 2 8 12 11 6 27 27

1 2 12 2 10 7 9 9

20 21

5 1

24 24 2S 24 23 23 28 23 24 24 24

19S4 3 1932 3 Day 1938 2 1939 3 1935 1 1937 1 19H6 3 1937 3 1937 2 1929 2 Day 19S7 2

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Lower Fifth West (Miss Windsor-Aubrey) Age

Came

Anne Agnew Valerie Ashworth Pamela Chadwick Mary Lees Margaret Matthew Gill Pinckney Ann Heather Plummer Penelope Ram Jill Rhodes Rosamund Strode Mary Tidman Mary Trout beck Julia Turner Barbara Wace Ann Warrick Pat Webb Ruth Wheeler Pat Whieldon

1938 1 1938 2 1939 1 1938 3 1938 1 1938 1 19:!7 2 1937 3 1937 3 1939 3 1936 3 1939 3 1937 1 1937 3 1938 3 1936 3 Day 1937 2 1931 3 Day

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26 26

6 27

9 5

13 18

18 1 22 18 2 6 1 6 2

5 8 7 7 7 8

2 8 11

26 25 25 25 27 25 26 25 25 25 26 25 25

Lower Fifth East (Miss Easton) Betty Chapman Barbara Fortescue-Brickdale Betty Glyn Jones Jean Howell Doreen Lewis Dawn Marshall Jean Martin Angela Pinckney Mary Powell Rosemary Whiffen Susan \Xi inser 11

23 18 23 13 26 10

20 9 13 9 23

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25 25 25 25 25 2 25 5 25 10 24 12 24 10 25 10 25

1937 3 1938 1 1939 3 1938 1 1935 2 Day 1938 3 1937 1 1936 3 路1938 3 1937 2 1939 1

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Ann Ball Anne Brown Anne Butler Diana Carkeet-James Margaret Chadwick Elisabeth Cox Janet Glossop Margaret Harvey Molly Lushington Octavia Mayhew Janet Morris .June Parsons April Powlett Ann Rodd Diana Rosedale Julia Swann Ann Wallace Monica W estmacott Elisabeth Willink

2 20 21 7 8 15 4

16 11 10 6 14 26 25 22

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1 7 11 4 ii 4

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9 7

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10 3 4

Lower Fourth (Miss Morrison) Dorothy Black Margaret Black Gill Burrell Rosemary Buxton Anne Cameron Mary Chapman Christine fforde Mary Field Stella Gillett Daphne Good Maureen Hibbert Audrey James Anne Kelly Teresa Kirkpatrick N-.,J Anne Knollys fiie>it+J Jay Macgregor N Christine Pound G.W Valerie Rodd Stephanie Rosedale Jill Thatcher Susan Tidbury

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25 29

6 6 12

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Third Form (Miss Walker) Diana Brown Christine Ducksbury Rosemary Herbert Smith Anne Phillips 4:

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25 1 4

9 3 12

1935 1935 1934 1934

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S. MARGARET'S Second Form (Miss Mosse) Age Ann Jessup Rachel Swann Diana Turk

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First Form (Miss Mosse) Robina Deuchar Ruth Herbert-Smith Rachel Ide Mary Matthews Jill Smeeton Wndde \sh'Fm enn

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Yesterday afternoon the Countess of R eading, chairman of the Nati ona l 'Vomen's Voluntary Services, visited Caine a ml m et m embe rs of the Caine centre and inspected the work they are doing. The Women's Voluntary Services for Ci\·il Defence were for med some 19 month s a go, a nd ~o-day there are no fewer tha n 1,600 centres np and down the l a nJ, with •well over half a million members-a. truly magnificent response on the part of women, most of '\\'ilom are married, but who on several days a week ·snatch a. few hours of precious time in urde1· to do just a little to help forward the winning of the war. The comparative little that one person is able to do each week makes, in the aggregate, a wonderful effort , and those who are necessarily compelled to st ay in their home towns, and wiho become membe1:s of th e Women's Voluntary Servi ces Centres, can feel that they are doing their bi t equa lly with the younger women who are in the A.'r.s. Of the 1.600 Centres Caine is one, and it was to th is Centre, held at St. Mary 's School, that Lady Re;a~iUfS cam~ .yesterday. It .was not her l!)dysh1p s first v1s1t to the locality, for she spoke at a Personal Service Lea gu e gathering at Bowood. a few years back and less than a year ago she addressed~ Voluntary Service meeting at Chippenham. WHAT THE CENTRE IS DOING. I A few details regarding the Caine Centre 1 would not .b e ou t ot place. :Formed just after [ the outbreak of war, it consists of about 100 members. both from the town a nd surrounding villages, and it lbas the sat isfaction of meeting in the well appointed gymnasium at ::it. .Mary' s &hool,,placed a.t its ll1sposal by the governors and Miss Matthews, who is the treasurer to the Centre. As one would naturally expect, the Marchioness of · Lansdowne is the head of the Centre, and though sbe holds this position, one must not forge t the immense amount of work her :tadysb'.ip is doing for the mo¥ement all over .the county, Wihiclh takes her many miles iluring.the course of a week. The Centre ·h as atl estimable lad. as its secretary in Mrs. Obas. O.. Gough, who, with :Mrs. H. H. Parry as Controller of Supplies, takes an enormous intere'St in the organisa.tion, and the large and repres.:ntative committee all work with u will to further one of the finest of n a tiona l objects. When a Telegraph representati,·e visited the Centre yestocday he sa w ladies of all ages and walks .of life at work at the tables making bandages, doing knitting, and otherwise assisting to provide all kinds of comforts for the men 1>f ·the Navy, Army, and Air Force.. They numbered about 50, but t 1ese.. s ·ndicated, were no all 'the meJD.beu.

. _ A good many were unfortunate ly kept away by illness and others prevented by other reasons from reachmg tire Centre. Nevertheless, those present were as b~sy as the proverbial bees, for wh'en a Caine woman sets her rheart on a thin1 nothing will prevent her from accomplishing her task.. It may be obserrnJ that the Centre m.eets tince a week-on 'Vednesday and Friday ¥fternoons from 2.15 to 5.15, this time .incluctmg, of course, the cup that cheers· but tbQ la_dies d!J not . get. this gratis. -Th.e methJ~rs pa7 ~or their tea, and so keen are they on tti:eir Job, tl?-at they als~ place a modest coin in a collect.wg box, with which to buy inor& material . . ·Tlie funds for the purC'hase of this mater~ to commence the Centre's work were la provided .by a: handsome donation from Lady • La':'sdow1:1e a ~d th e raising of m oney from wh1!1t dnves, Jumble sales, and co1lections at' v11.r1ouR ~laces of worship; w'hile materia l wa& also provided by Lady Wraxa p , of Bristol, one of the theads oi the orga m sat1on for the West '!'he v~llages in .the di st r ict are provided with m a ter1al from it, aud though only a few of them come to the- Centre, many village women make the articles at home and send them to the Centre for despatc'h. Most of the matetiaJ is purchased loca lly. Besides English troops the. Centre has furni shed a certain number of articles f?r Pohs h refugees. In addition, the lol'.al residents ha,·e provided articles for evacuee children in the Caine area while the. scholars at St. Ma ry' s School ha m ' mad e over 100 _g~rments for them. The children come to St. ,Mary's, ~nd so~e 60 have been clothed with var10us articles of W'h1ch they were badly in want. The need at present is for boots and shoes\ and gifts fi:om resid ents would be welcomea · ·. Tb - ·~ - ·" · CHEERED BY CHILDREN. After wishing the members of the CentM " good-bye," Lady Reading bad a short chat w.it h the St .Mary's scholars w!\o were ·assembled in anothl"r pa rt of the sch ool, and who gave her a. most hearty cheer as her chanffeuse, also iu uniform, set tile car in motion for her to proceed to Swindon, wh ere she was making a furth er inspacti.on. _ _ ~rnre

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Dear Margaret, I did enjoy my visit to Calne a nd all that was shown to me of the really ezcellent work tha t you are doing.

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be able to do work of National Service at the present moment, and the comforts which you and the others of St. Mary's School a re ma.king will be of the very greatest use to His Ma j e sty's Forces and to the evacuees. With my warm congratulations and m$" very best wishes for the future. Yours sincerely,

Chairman. Miss Margaret Perry, St. Mary's School, CAlne. Wiltshire.

NATIONAL WOMEN'S VOL{JNTARY SERVICES. Group taken at the Inspection of the Caine Branch (Sf Mary's School). Reading left to right : Mrs. C. 0. Gough, Mrs. H. H. Parry, The Mayoress (Mrs. B. I. Dixon), Miss Matthews (Head Mistress of St. Mary's), Lady Reading (Chairman of the Services), and the Marchioness of LuM.owne..

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DEATH OF A FORMER YICAR .-Older residents of Derry Hill in particular will regret to hear of the death of a.. former vicar, the Rev. Alfred Lo\·ell. Scott, M.A., which took place on Tuesday at St:. Leonards-on-Sea. at the advanced age of 86 years. Deceased, who was educated at Brasenose College, Oxford, was vicar of ' Derry Hill from 1889 to 1925, when he was · succeeded by tl1e Re,-. F. P. Crosse. Mr. Scott was for some vears rural dean of Avebury, and for many vea"rs was associated "ith the "late Archdeacon E. J.. Boclin~ton in the government of St. )fary's School, Came. He will be remembered as a faithful parish priest, who was very popular with the parish ioners.

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Costume Recital OF

Folk Songs and Traditional Ballads

BRISTOL.

CLIFTON FRIDAY,

PART I.

(1400)

P.M.

PART II.

COSMOPOLITAN GROUP.

NlAY DAY SONGS AND CAROLS. Bedfordshire May Day Carol

Arr. Dorothy Godwin Foster Arr. Vuillmoz

Une Perdriole (Canada)

Arr. Irvin Hinchliffe

C'est le Mai (France)

Arr. Ravel

Yiaroumbi (Lets go mad) (Greece)

SI CILLY.

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Me Gustan Todas (Traditional Pyrenean Melodies) Arr. Dorothy Godwin Foster S WEDEN

Stor ola, lill' ola (Herd Maid's Song) . .

Arr. Lund-Rauter

THREE COURTSHIP SONGS.

MEDIAEVAL BALLADS.

D ENMARK.

Arr. Charles Proctor

The Red, the Green, the Yellow

Arr. Dorothy Godwin Foster

The False old Mawkin

Arr. Cecil Sharp

The Deaf Woman's Courtship

Roselil og hendes Moder (Roselil and her Mother) Arr. John Hammond NovA SconA Arr. Albert Whitna/l The Quaker's Courtship S WITZERLAND.

PETER UPCHER.

Arr. Irvin Hinchliffe

T he Bird's Wedding PETER UPCHER.

PIANOFORTE SOLOS. .. Moeran

" Bank Holiday "

Balfour Gardiner

" Noel" IREN E BERRY.

Arr. Moeran

Xmasy Day

Arr Ferrari

Jesus Christ s'habille en Pauvre )

The Miracle of St.

The Three Holy Kings (Denmark) PETER UPCHER

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Kaddisch (Prayer of the Rabbi Levi, Isaac, of Bardichev) J. Engel Unser Rebbenu (the beloved Rabbi comes to the village) Arr. Peter Upcher Wigendik a fremde kind (Cradle Song for <1 Strange child) Arr. Reginald .Jevons NEGRO FOLK-SON GS.

The Miracle of the Cherry Tree (America) icolas (Canada)

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POLISH YIDDISH.

XMAS CAROLS AND LEGEN DS.

PIANOFORTE SOLOS. Seguidillas

Arr. Charles Proctor

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1. Dere's no hidin' Place down dere (1900) 2. Mamselle Marie (Creole Prayer) 3. "Norah " built dat Ark PETER UPCHER. IRENE BERRY.

Arr. Peter Upcher

A PROMISI N G COMPOSER "Sunday Referee." It is always pleasant to encourage young, native talent, and Mr. PETER U PCHER, who gave a concert of his own compositions at the \Vigmore Hall on Thursday evening, deserves every encouragement. They were written while he was on active service, 1914-1919, and the programme on Thursday exhibited him as a song writer of no mean quality. " In Fountain Court," "Song of Love and Friendship, " " Rest" and " Strew on her Roses " by Matthew Arnold, showed a lively imagination, sensitive preception and dramatic sense. The composer was well-served by Miss Phyllis Lett, Miss Viola Tree, Mr. Huhert Eisdell, and the Shapiro Symphony Orchestra.

The following compos1t10ns by PETER UPCHER can be obtained from Messrs. Boosey and Hawkes, 295, Regent Street, W .1.

" Song of Love and Friendship (Three keys) "Rest" (Three keys) "In Fountain Court" (Mezzos and Baritones) "Macedonian Love Song" (Sopranos) "The Love Ship Duet" (Soprano and Bariton i

RECORDS PETER UPCHER has recorded on REX RECORDS :

FOLK SONGS (In English) (a) " Marnselle Marie... No. Double sided 10· S.P . 109a (Special series) ( b ) "Oh! didn't it rain.' ' · No. Price 2 /6 1. S .P. t fJ 9b (Latestrecording) (c) "Youth." Recitation ·to l\1usic b y Irvin Hinchliffe. "The Mouse's Wedding." No. S .P . 106a ) Trad itional Airs Double sided 10• "Whistle, D aughter, Whist!~~. S.P . 106 b Ir~i;:''a:c~Lffe Price 2 /6

PALESTINIAN FOLK SONGS (a) "B'Shuv Adonai. " (Psalm 126). 111 H ebreu. (W hen . ~o. \ the Lord turned again th e cap tivity of Z ion.) W ith P iano and Organ accompaniment. T raditional Airs M .S .S . arran ged by S. P . IO/ a [ D oub le sidd 10' Hinchliffe and Jevons Price 2 /6 (b) " Avinu Malkeinu." (O ur F ather our Ki ng.) No. (c) "Hava Nagilah." (Come let u s rejoice.) S.P . 107b (Traditional Airs M.S.S ., arranged b y Reginald Jevons. ~ (a) " Hineh Mah Tov." (Psalm 133.) I n H ebrew. } (How good, how beautiful.) Traditional Air, arranged by N o. I Peter Upcher. S.P . 108a (b) 11 Boker." (Palistinian W ork Song.) "Morni ng, com e to work,' " arranged b y Irvin Hinchliffe. Double aided HY 11 (c) Hayeta Ts' eera Bakineret.' ' (There was a m31den } Price 2/6 in Galilee.) In Hebrew. Arranged by Reginald Jevons. Arranged by Peter Upcher. YIDDISH FOLK SONGS N o. S .P.108b (d ) "Unser Rebbenu." (The b eloved Rabbi comes to the village.) (e) "Der Rebbe Hot Geheissen Freilach Sain.'' (The Rabbi says we must be merry.)

These records can be obtained from : THE MELOTO Co., Ltd., c /o DECCA Ltd., 1-3 BRIXTON ROAD, LONDON, S.W.9. (Tel. R eli an ce 3311 ) or direct from:-

Mr. PETER UPCHER, 15 Norland Square, W.11. Park 6130.

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Audrey F letcher Cecily ~J arrej;t Priscilla Kidman Hilary Pullon Betty Osman Jon es June ,Priestley Elfride Bickerste th Veronica Lloyd Mary Ch a dwick Elizabeth Puckle 11 Annilea Thomas

3 15 5 16 31 8 12 21 6 11

12 23 12 23 7 23 7 23 1 24 2 24 3 24 6 24 1 24 10 23 3 24

1937 11137 1936 1936 1930 1936 1937

3 3 3 3 2 D ay 3 3 19~6 3 1934 3 1935 1 1937 2

L ow er Sixth (MisR Gascoign e) Age

P hilippa Gibson Anne Hatris R oselllat路y Russell Elizabeth Sarj eant Eli zabe th Stamper Cathel'ine Ball Margaret Coventon Shirley Eyre J ennife r Field Ann e Garrad Elisabeth Hunkin Mary Hurst Mabyn Martin Brenda Moss Pam ela P e dley Primula Robinson Pamela Saxon L------ - Toyce Trow , Ritty T ylclen Mary Waterfi'e ld <Y Rachel W illink ~J, ,~.,. Eli zabeth Wilson 22

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6 11

9 9 12

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24 23 23 23 24

1939 1936 1936 19:;7 1938

24 25 25 24

1936 1 1936 1 1938 3 1937 3 1938 3 1939 3 1936 2 1939 3 1938 2 1938 1 1938 2 1939 3 1929 2 Day 1939 1 193 7 1 1938 1 1938 I

24 26 24 24 24 25 25 24 24 25 24 25 24

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6 27 6 19 4 28 30 4 13 18 1 10 15 1 22 6 1 6 2

Anne Agnew Valerie Ashworth Elizabet h Burra Joan Campbell Pamela Chadwick Mary L ees Betty Mars d en Margaret Matthew Ann H eather Plummer Penelope R am Anne R ee Jill Rhodes Marianne Taylor Mary Tidman Mary Troutbeck Ann Warrick Pat Webb Ruth Whee ler Pat Whieldon 19

8 4 5 12 4 5 10 9 11 1 5 10 3 8 7 8 2 8 12

26 25 25 24 26 26 24 25 25 25 26 25 35 25 26 25 26 25 25

Came 1938 1 1938 2 1940 3 1940 2 1939 1 1938 3 1940 3 1938 1 1937 2 1937 3 1940 3 Day 1937 3 1941 1 1936 3 1939 3 1938 3 1936 3 Day 1937 2 1931 3 Day

Upper Fifth East (Miss :\Iilne) Age

Betty Chapma n Barbara Fortescn e -Brickdale Betty Glyn Jon es Jean Howell Doreen Lewis Dawn Marshall J e an Martin Angela Pinckney JYrary Powell :U:ary Shedden Rosemary Whiffe n Susan Winse r 12

23 18

2o (; 25 :3:1 7 25 13 3 25 26 5 25 10 2 25 20 5 25 9 10 24 13 12 24 :29 10 24 9 10 25 23 10 25 7

Came 1937 3 1938 1 1939 3 19i:l8 1 1935 2 Day 1938 3 1937 1 1936 3 19i:l8 3 1940 3 19:fi 2 19<:9 l

Lower fifth West (Miss Hedley) Age 2 10 26 Ann Ball 25 5 26 Anne Brown 21 6 27 Anne Butler 8 27 Joanna Chase 7 14 8 26 N~ . Marygold Congreve 4 11 26 Janet Glossop 27 11 27 Pamela Grant 10 4 26 Octavia Mayhew 6 8 27 Janet Morris 20 5 26 Gill Pinckney 26 4 27 April Powlett 22 Diana Rosedale 7 26 18 5 27 Rosamund Strode 18 6 27 Julia Swann 20 10 26 Ann Wallace 4 27 6 Elisabeth Willink 'li..,

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Lower fifth East (Miss Easton ) Age 5 10 26 Jane B engough 21 11 26 Gill Burrell 3 27 9 Rosemary Buxton 1 27 7 Diana Carkeet-J ames 1 26 8 Margaret Chadwick 4 26 Hi Marqaret Harvey 7 5 26 Helen Johnston-Smith 11 5 26 Molly Lushington 11 10 26 Christina Pound 25 9 26 Anne Rodd 15 3 27 Monica Westmacott 10

Came 1940 3 Day 1938 3 1939 2 1939 2 1937 l 1938 2 1940 3 1938 3 1932 3 Day 1939 2 1939 3

Upper Fou r th (J1iss NeRbit t) Age

Venetia Cornwallis Christine fford e Janet Fraser Barbara Gale Belinda路Gardncr Daphne Good Mary Hale Margaret H enderson Anne Kelly T eresa Kirkpatrick Iona Macle a n ,.:i~ . Catriona McCance Diana Nicholson Anne Norris Jun e Parsons Valerie R odd St ephanie Rosedale Celia Rowley Nancy Ruthven Joan Salm on Eli zabeth Th omas 22 Marged Wigan

15 1 3 3 9 28 17 23 29 22 27 29 10 14 25 29 1

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10 3 1 1 4

28 28 27 27 28 28 28 28 27 27 28 27 28 28 28 28 27 27 27 28 28 28

lower Fourth (Miss Windsor-Aubre y ) Age

Rosemary B eer Diana Brown B ridget Burra Mary Chapman Christina Ducksbury Mary Field Stella Gillett Shirley Gregory Elizabeth Groves

7 25 23 16 1 8 12 15 12

Rose mary H erbert-Smith Mauree n Hibbert Audrey James Jeanette Johnston Jill Knapp-Fisher Anne Knollys Anne Phillips ~-Jennifer Smithells Susan Tidbury Rosem ary Vesey Hol t 21 ~~-Christin e Willis

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LORD WOOLTON'S NEW POLICY

Bodlnnar. The Minister of Food, Lord Woolton, has invited· Mr. J. F. BOdinnar to assist him in London ,by _becoming Commercial Secretary to the Ministry of Food. Mr. Bodinnar for some long period prior to the outbreak of war was engaged on the preparation and pla nning of Food Control in the event of war in connection with the Food (Defence Plans) Department. On the outbreak of war the the• Minister of Food, llr. ,V. S. ·~forrison, K.C., 1\LP., appointed Mr. Bodinnar Dfrector of Baeon and Ham, and in that capacity he. was responsible also for t!he Directorntes of Bacon Imports and of Bacon Distribution. 1n addition, Mr. Bodinnar filled the post qf Director of Bacon Production. He i s to continue, for the time being at any rate, the Directorate of Bacon and Ham. His new duties as Commercial Secret ary will be based chiefly in London, but he will be making contacts also elsewhere. We understand that Mr. Bodlnnar will be taking up his work with the Minister within a few days. Three t.imes 1\farnr of Calne, 'Viltshi re, ~Jr. Bodinnar is the depu ty chairman ancl managing director of C. & l'. Harris (Caine), Ltd., and chairman of Allied Produce Co., Ltcl .• and he is particularly interested in welfare work. He makes a point of me.eting bis employees at least once a year for social gatherings and c0nsulta.tion.s. There has never been a st~'ike or a threat of one in any business condu cted bJ him.

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. Lite is n6t ~s it used to be . Gone are the da~s when you c·ould spread Inches of butter on your bread, When breakfast bacon high was piled, When Gluttony was satisfied. Now a stern path before you lies And you must all economize. The will to save must grow much stronger, (Each toothpaste tube must last much longer); You must save that, you must save-tliis, Indulge in few frivolities;

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Here is a gift. - . as you can see From Cambridge University, From kind Exa~iners who can· spar~ a Bit of a. substar1ce getting rarer, A .g ift of valuab.l e stuff . Pliant but ,p owerfuJ., thin yet tough, A PIECE OF PAPER. Who c.an tell What it shall do for you" Guard it well. It is a token that your ~inds Are stocked with wisdom of all kinds; A 'passport to the Land of Learning, Where the torch of culture's burning More bright than any blaze of bomb, Wnere you shall !'ind a refuge :r+om All that is stupid and unkind, And hypocritical and blind, In the world of Ordinary Uen. And then, Taking the mercenary view, This paper will be helpful too To help you earn your bread and butter, ( "If any? 1' Pid I h,ear you mutter?) To help you - as I s aid before To keep the wolf from the front door. so guard it well. You will go Being the Clever Girls you are .

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24th March 1941

Dear Miss Matthews. Having returned home after a very enjoyable time at Salisbury and particularly at Calne I felt that I must just write to thank you and everyone tor the way in which you made it possible tor the whole enterprise to be so suocesstul. The girls were most enthusiastic.in taot I have never encountered girls who have been so keen.and I am sun that the natural history / OOiety will flourish. I feel greatly honoured to be a Pa\ on and I . should like to assure you that I shall be very pleased to help and advise in any way possible.

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Audrey Fletcher Cecily:Jarrett Priscilla Kidman BettfOsman Jones Elfri e Bickersteth Veronica Lloyd Mary Chadwick Elizabeth Puckle Annilea Thomas Philippa Gibson Anne Hrurris Elizabeth Stamper Ra chel Willink

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Upper Fourth (Miss Nesbitt) Age

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From we who sleep in 'Bodinnar ' Congratulations fly To the new Knight - Sir John Bodinnar And here's the reason why:T' is his connections with s. ary•s That arouse retleoted pride In us who in his domit'ry Are happy to reside . e ere thrilled beyond description I n the birthday honours list To espy your decoration . This excitement can't be missed ! For as well as being the parent ot Edna or renown, ( ho was here a dozen years, And was head-girl as a crown ) You're a Tery famous governor , And we're most glad that t he King bile munching birthday bacon , Thought , "By Jove? t he very thing Is to confer a Knighthood On tlls qui te outstanding man ho ensures that bacon sizzles In everybody' s pan. Because of him the little leaflets, Dropped by ailly little Bulla, To tell us that we•re starTing AZ• belied by tood in tona." so our wishes beat to 7ou Sir Johll And to your ladyship Like Miss »atthewa, thl• your dormittry Will need a apeoial zip.

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T. Ol ~DAY ' .S CH.ILD

A series of short dance s illustrating:-

Monday's chi ld is fair of fa ce, Tue s day 's chil d i s f ull of grace, Wednesday 's child is full of woe, Thur sday ' s child has far t o go, Frida;/' fJ child i t:J lo ving a nd giving , Satur day's chi l d work s hard f or a living , But the chi ld t hat is born on the Sabbath Day Is bonny and blithe and good and gay.

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LEGEND

Schumann - Fapillons (At the piano - Miss Nesb itt )

This ballet is a f a iry-tale.

It is an imagina ry l egend

ot a land of mountain village s and spirit-haunted woods.

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Scene - The Mountain Village

The peasants crowd into the ma rket-square to bid farewell to the hero who is sett "ind out to :. >eek fame and fortune t o lay at the feet of his betrothed . Part II

Scene - The Haunted F'orest

How the freedom of the wood s with danger and beauty and how in Forest be\ itches the hero so that understanding of mortal lives Part III

is enjoyed and is fraught sleep the Spirit of the he has no longer any . his awakening by the sun.

Scene - The Village

The hero's return where he is welcomed by his friends but reco gnises not e ven his beloved and obeys the beckoning of t he Spirit who steals him away for ever .

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Shirley Eyre Elisabeth Hunkin Celia Livingstone Pamela Pedley

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Came 1937 3 1936 3 1938 3 1939 2 1938 1 1939 3 1936 1 1938 2 1938 1 1936 1 1938 3 1941 3 Day

Age 12 23 3 21 6 24 23 12 24 7 6 24 27 6 25 21 9 24 8 12 24 4 7 25 29 6 24 2 25 23 21 7 24 9 24 5

Sixth Audrey Fletche r Veronica Lloyd Elizabetb StarnpN Philippa Gibso n Rachel Willink Pamela Saxon Cathe rine Ball Primula Robinson Eliza beth Wilson ~1argaret Coven ton Anne Garrac1 12 J ean Ruthe rford

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Came 1938 3 1939 3 1941 3 1938 1

Age 25 10 12 30

7 1 7 9

26 25 25

East (Miss Thouless) Age

Betty Ch a pman Betty Gly n Jones J e an Howell Doreen L ewis Betty Marsden Dawn Marshall J eau Martin Angela Pinckney Ruth Wheele r Rosem ary Wbiffe n Susan Winser

23 23 13 26 30 10 20

9 11

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3 25 5 25 10 24 2 25 5 25 10 24 8 25 10 25 10 25

Came 1937 3 1939 3 19H8 1

19i:l5 1940 1938 1937 1936 1937 1937 1939

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Upper Fifth West (llliss Bowden) Ann e Agnew Valerie Ashworth Elizabeth B urra Joan Campbell Pamela Chadwick Barbara Fortescue-B l"i ckdale Mary Lees Margaret Matthew Ann H eather Plummer Penelope Ram Anne R ee Jill Rhod es Marianne Taylor Mary Tidman i\Iary 'l' routbeck Ann Warrick Pat Wehb Pat Wh ieklon 18

Age 8 4

27 6

19 4 18 28

12 4 6

Came 26 25 25 24 26 25

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Middle Fifth West (Miss Switli ) Age Ann Ball l\l<..J Betty Bre wer An ne B rown Anne Butler Joanna Chase Marygold Congre ve Janet Glossop Ruth Hallward flJ Margaret Harvey Octavia Mayhew Janet Morris Gill Pinckney April Powlett Betsy Pryor Rosamund Strode Julia Swarin Ann Wallace Elisabeth Willin k ~~

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9 16 10

6 20 26 21 18 18 20 6

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1938 2 1941 3 1937 2 1939 3 1940 3 1941 1 1938 3 1941 3 1938 2 1938 2 1939 3 1938 1 19ll9 3 1941 2 1939 3 1938 1 1938 2 1939 3

Middle Plfth East (Miss Milne) Gill Burrell Rosemary Buxton Diana Carkeet-J am es Margaret Chadwick ~<-' Aline Day Helen Johnston -Smith Molly Lushington Christin a Pound Dia n a Rosedale Nan cy R uthven Monica Westmacott

Age 11 26 3 27 1 27 1 26 5 27 5 26 11 5 26 11 10 26 22 7 26 10 3 27 3 27 15

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Came 1938 3 1939 2 1939 2 1937 1 1941 3 1940 3 1938 3 1932 3 Day 1938 3 1940 3 1939 3

Lower Fifth (Miss H e dley) Christin e fforde Jan et F raser Barbara Gale Daphn e Good Pamela Gran t Mary Hale Ma r gare t Hend e rson ..\.one Kelly T eresa Kirkpatrick IJ<-1 L esley L ea-Wil son Iona Maclean D iana Nicholson Jun e P arsou s N-<-> Jane R e nwick Va le rie l'lodd Stephanie Rosed al e Celia Rowley Joa n Salmon Elizabeth Thomas ......, Yvon n e T roman Ma rged Wigan

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Came 1939 3 !940 3 1940 3 Day 1938 2 Day 1940 3 1940 3 1940 3 1939 3 1939 3 1941 3 1940 2 1940 2 19JO 1 1941 3 1940 1 1939 3 1940 3 1940 2 1940 3 1941 3 1940 2

Upper Fourth One (Miss Nesbitt) Age Bridget Burra Mary Chapm a n N....Maby n Crace Bridget Cunliffe A..iJean Cunningh ame Graham ~ an et Dibley Stella Gillett Shirley Gregory Audre y J ames J ean ett e Johnston Jill Knapp- F is h er _c\.nne KnolJ ys Catriona Mcc a nce Anne No l'ris ~ liz abeth Rooke J e nnifer Smithell H i:Ousan Ticlbury Ann e Trelawn y Ross ~Elizabeth Will way 19

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Upper Fourth Two (Miss Windsor-Aubre y) Age 7 8 29 Hosemary Beer 25 9 29 Diana Brown 8 11 28 Venetia Cornwallis 3 30 12 Christin a I >ucks bury 8 12 28 Mary Field ~ ......., Ann e Fraser 5 1 29 4 12 28 Rosem ary H e rbe rt-Smith 3 12 28 t\)e-i Janet Saunders 19 6 29 ~ Clare Trontbeck 9 l.)~\~1:::> < ~

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' atthews, Dear Miss M You wlll have got my Husband's letter annou the safe arrival of your Health Festival gifts, fo Mission's Nursing C\.lpboard 1 And now our Nursing Sl -tendent and I have delightedly .done the opening, stored them in the cu.pboard, for coming use.' , We o the Schoo-1 could have been pre s ent to see the adve joy which the unpacking gave~ as one thing after t app eared. -We were qu.ite like children againl The was beautifully done, and not one thing was broken single damage was a little leakage from one pot of that did not ,get beyond the paper round it. So do congratulatf ae well as give our thanks to the "ne We hope they will long be able to fill Mias Alexan equally well in other thi ngs,too. (Our love also t I am sending h er a ine.-& We have reed the nice th about her in the News Sheet. have noted her new we hope to see her here before long.) And now back to the unpacking: We were mu c find such a nice number of hot water bottles (in weather}), bandages, cotton wool_,, also.. vas.e\.Wl•d cod liver oil, dieinfectants, ana not 1eae~

entirely r ecover. ~ He fill the Army' 1918, and for the la st twelve months ·,s ha s lil-ed with his sist er, l\Irs. A. K ayn< at 77, Rural Gardens, L ond on R oad. n a ti,·e of Foxh am, h e was the son of t . late l\Ir. Thomas Matth ews, of E lm Cotta in th at village. His mother, ~fr s . Dolman, is still alive and lives i n L oyal Street . H e lea,·es a 'w id ow and b children . Th e funeral tak es place 1 s morrow at th e L on don R oad Cem eter y, _,, 2.30 p.m. ~ l\IR . C . G. WI'l' CHELL. The funera l t ook place at D a uut sey ~ Frida y of Mr. Charles George '\-Vi tch e who died a t the age of 74. l\Ir . Witch e had bee n employed ::i t the W estinghou d for man~' ~- ear~. and died a f ter a mon tt . illne•s. H e leaYes t wo son s a nd fo1 cl dnughter s . 'l'he m ourn er s wer e :Mr. H ar v• 1. nnd Mr. Walter Wi teh ell (son s), l\Irs. :e Saunders and l\Irs. H. Threa der (cla ug· v ters), i\fr. and Mrs. P . Walker (son-in-I! •- and daughter), Mrs. B. Burst ow (siste1 e and Mrs. G. Skull (niece). l\IR,, JOSE'PH TIMBRE L L . e r ·1 · '.Phe funera l t ook vlace on Tuesda v. i s Corsham Cem eter y. of :\Ir. J osenh Ti mbr. e t lag e..l 84). a na t'ive of Ya tton K eyn ell. :M r 'Timbrell. "ho di ed at l\Iyntey Loclgl Cori;;ham, on F rid a_,._ a ft.e·r ·a l<l'l lg illn ~ was bu ried in t he same gra.v e a s h is wif ,v He lea ves three. so.n ~ and two daught'e r ,v Th e mourn ers were : i\ir. an.cl :Hrs . E'<:l"·: ·- 'rimbrell (so n a.ncl da ugh.terJin-law s M e<>sr f' . . WHfred and . 'I''imbr€ 1.(.so.115.), M.r . aJld M IB. R owe (son-in-lnw a.r cl <laugltte r). ).lr~ . .'W a niloug h (n iece), a.1 o Mr,-.. H opkins (ni eice). ·c

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CONCERTS AT CALN·E AND TROWBRIDGE. Jn co n1\.cction '"ith t he W' ilts hil'e Rura l :M u&ic School, two con certs wern i;iven on Mo nd ay by emin ent artistes-o ne Ht St. Miu·y's c·h oo l, Ca ine, in the afte 1:noon, t\nd t he otltc t' at t he 'J'l'owbrid:;e 'J'own Hall in tb.e e vening . L\ t both plac~.s there f wu s .a. large m id. apprnci.ative audience, I who liatl tJhe plea s.urn of li stenin:; to a s plenclltl pr gramm e. '.l'·h e arti ,5 tes were :Mary Lind e (so prano), J•: ri c G!'CPlle · (ten o l'), and Marie K o l' c hinska (ha1:pi Rt). The programme was· mtll'h t he Ra me >it both conc.er ts a nd we now deal with tlll1'l a.t Trowhridge. The evening o pen ed with .Mary Linde s·in\l'ing Mozart's " Say, y e fair maiden." <ina i mmediately th e si ng er, who wa s former·l.Y l eading soprano of th e D'o.vly Ca rte (}pe rn. Compuny, l' evPaled a voiee of hi gh cla ·s qu a lit.' " with a: dt>li gh1fnl t·i clrn ess of ton . 1'0 1: he1• seco nd song s h e gave Mozart's.., Donnn. A nn.n 's appeal to D on Octavio," wii ·id t wa s beaulifu]lj' r e nd ered , wi tilt , f~ l'ic l1 tou c h of th e opern. Jn r es pon se to an e nco r!' she i;ave the clha,r ming so 1 ~g- " \Vh c rn th e bee ;;m r-ks." 'l'h en fo ll owed t it 1·ee it~·m s bv .Ma l'i o K orchios kt\, a ·. fomou ~ Hu sRia'n 'harpist. whose playin::; w as undoubtedly th o finP s t heard fol' ma11 y yea r s in ' l"r owln·idge. S he " motJwrncl" her i nstrntnl'Jtt lik e lft woman does .h o:I· <:h ikt, and whnt sihe got out of it will 1011,~ r emain in the memories of t h o:e who !tea.rd h e l'. H.e t: perfot·m anf'e wa s a ll t ha t Pould be desi1·ed. <ntd the ·'an s we ring " (or "cc h o i n:; '') of t he soft f r om the h ea:vy wa s wond e l'fttl. . Er ic Greene, fo1 · som e y a1 ·s in the fit· -t ffig1ht of E n gli s h tP11o r s. sang Ba ch's ''f:lec wih at his l ove w·i.l l d o," " Lord :Remlu I " (un old ballad. compMer unkn own), .and " 'L'h e gen t le ma id c11 " (Som erl' ell.). As nu1.y be j_1-r1.agin t::d. hi s l'i<·!1 sing-Lng en· ciltnnted he a ud1 enc.e, an cl rn Te~pon~e to an e n cor e h e sa n g !h e eve 1· popular " J<J11gli s h. H ose." Th "' singer accompanied hi s own songs, ex.cep t t hat "Loni Rend.1 1" w as g- iveu wit hout aoy pinnn. J\l.at· ie K o rc ltin slrn <tftprwa 1·d giw e t hr ee h a rp item s, wlti.c h more tha11 pl ensed . .and so vo(' ife 1· 0 11 sly wa s sh r a ppl a ud ed tbat s he pln yed t hat l n\'0Ut'1te. Ht~bcn s te iu's rn e lod.r in J", and the nnditm c·e wt111.tecl more. 'f ho eo11 e lnd ·inb .i te ms wm·e du e ts Hnd folk son :;s b" ~ L ar i'' !Jiml e nncl } )l'ie Gree n0- "I uo.befol',·1ny eludin g" (J~ li7;a li etlt:111 pc 1..f'ot1) , ' ' ] k noll' wh e l'e l am go ing- :'' ... 'J',h ~ Ni-g hhng·al e,' ' nnd "SolllHl t he t rump et" (P'nl' ce ll ). !\ s :in Uf' r e t l1 cy sa n g " .Toh11, com e ki ss me" (a hum oro us diltv of 1rn 11pset hu s hnnd) a11el " Bi ll y Boy." 11' hi s s•h ou ld hav e r.on cl ud ed th e p 1:ogr run111 c. b nt so 1mqs t e 11 t was t he compa. n,y. th a t !·ho conp,[e ag,o'irt obli ged and sa ng- .a. C lrr i ~ bna s i:H l' Ol. n 1 · 1 · n11 ~~· c d1 b,v V.'1 ugh a n ·w; !limn s. It WH S a C'O tt•r e 1J to wh ie h on e co n Lei ]tlt've li ·t en ed. for anoth er hour 0 1· so w'ith Ute "realest of d.e li gh t , :i nd one mn s t th an]~ t he Hu 1·,;i l J\rnRiJ· Schoo l fo l' gi 1·in g mu sic lo ve r s a n op,11ortnnit.1· of heal' i n;; s u c l1 ta l e nted p e l'fo1·nw1 ·s.

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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. CALNE

NOVEMBER 17th, GOD 1.

SAVE

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1941.

KING.

MARY LINDE and ERIC GREENE. Airs and Song for two Voices.

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The necessary emergency ca rds for the holidays are being issued here and the girl s will .take these home with them. Arrangements have been made by the Caine Food Control Committee so that girls will have no difficulty in obtaining milk in the holidays. A duplicated form will be inserted in each ration book and this should be handed by the parents to their dairyman. The Jam Ration for the period December 1Sth --January 11th will not be cancelled here so that girls may obtain jam during the holidays. Four weeks' emergency cards- weeks 21 , 22, 23 , and 24 , are being issued, :i ~ the holidays are just4 weeks long. The rations for week 25, (beginning Jan. 11th) must NOT be used at home. FOO D We have been most fortunate in obtaining large supplies of honey. The jam brought back last term has been extremely helpful and we shall always welcome any help that can be given in that way. At the same time may I plead with parents not to send extra food supplies to school? While this may be comparatively easy for some parents, it. may be an intolerable burden for others and anything in the way of competition or being "left out" would go far to destroy the very happy spirit at present prevailing. I do not think it is a hardship to ask girls who bring back, or have sent to them, more than one pound of sweets at a time, to give up those over the pound to others who cannot obtain them. We are also able to purchase enough sweets for the girls to have a good supply regularly once a week. The School Doctor thinks it would be advisable if parents could provide girl s with Multivite Vitamins during the holidays- one should be taken three times a day and it would be a good thing if each g irl could bring back a supply for next term. U NIFORM \ '(! e are doing everlthing possible to save parents difficulties with regard to uniform but, while at schoo , girls should wear their grey coats and skirts, or uniform big coats, and school berets. I feel quite certain that in these difficult days when conditions everywhere are so very different from before th e war, parents will realise that uniform is not just a convenience but a real safeguard for the girls. We must, therefore, ask pa.re.nts to use coupons for the regulation coats, and skirts, and gymnastic costumes, as a minimum. EXTRA CLOTHING COUPONS Practically all those girls eligible for extra clothing coupons have now been given these. None can be given out until the old' margarine coupons' have been used and the general clothing card obtained (on giving up the old ration. book at any post office) aryd sent to the school. No coupons will be distributed dunng the holidays, but will be kept till next term if not claimed this term. RETURN JOURNEYS I shall be glad if parents will be as helpful as they have been recently in seeing that girls let us know at least a week before the end of the holidays, by what train they are returning to school. SOAP, ETC, Each girl should bring back her own Toilet Soap and Toilet Paper (to be hande_d in) She should also, if possible, bring back two Rough Note-books, as stationery is difficult to obtain. E. M . MATTHEWS.

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CAL NE, WILTS.

14th January, 1942. My dear Old Girls,' I am grateful to the 0.G.A. for allowing me to enclose this letter with their January notices. I feel we need every contact possible now that the question of any Reunions presents such difficulties ; but I greatly hope that some of you, at least, will be able to join in plans for Reunions this yearthey are worth while, however few can be present. Please write at any time to suggest a visit. Do not wait for an invitation! (Thirty two old girls came to see us last term). . /\lay I take this opportunity of saying a very real 'Thank you' to all who have written to me, or sent me Christmas cards? I wish I had time to write individually to you all : I do value these rem embrances, which bring immense pleasure to u s here. It is a year now since Miss Alexander left us, and I am still wondering how we manage to carry on the school without her. But though we still miss her at every turn, we have had a wonderfully happy and successful year. Those of you who have received the "News Sheet" have been assured of that. S, Mary's, as one parent expresses it," seems in these troubled days to remain 路 a wonderful' Pool of Peace'. (I can hear some of you saying with a snort: " Whirlpool please!") We bear you all constantly in mind: new calls, new sacrifices, new losses have come to so many of you. :~路 It is wonderful to think of how magnificently you are rising to the occasion. As the war spreads, so more and more of you are brought into it, and the News each night i'> punctuated with ,thoughts of you- to mention only a few: Ruth Matthews and Liela Suffrin nursing in the Middle East, Barbara Marjoribanks-Egerton (Chambers) in Malta, Rosamund Stiitzel (Price) in Bangkok, Mrs. Inglis (Miss Maclachlan) in lpoh, and so on. We do not forget you. As th e anniversary of your Confirmation comes round we still remember you in Chapel, and on many other occasions too, the present school feel in close contact with you all, and while they sorrow for you in all your anxieties and losses, they are greatly helped by their pride in you. Yours affectionately, E. M. MATTHEWS.

Our special sympathies go out to those, who since our last Roll of Honour, have suffered such grievo路..1s loss. Beloe Flying Officer C harles Edward Beloe, in December, 1941, (Brother of Margaret Beloe.) Bodinnar John Kenneth Bodinnar, A.T.A. in April, 1941. (Only son of our Governor, Sir John , and Lady Bodinnar, and brother of Edna Lewis.) Congreve Commander Sir Geoffrey Cecil Congreve, Bt., D.S.O ., RN., in July, 1941. (Father of Marygold and <:arola Cong reve.) Herbert Captain (E) S. J. Herbert, R.N. Fleet Engineer Officer in H.M. S.. Hood (Father of Penelope Herbert.) Hughes Flight Lieutenant John McC ulloch Middlemore Hughes, D.F.C., R.A.F. (only brother of Jo Malins.) Leveson Lieutenant H . Simon L. Leveson, Irish Guards, on May 23rd, 1940. Previously reported missing. (Only brother of Dandy Duthie.) Matthews Pilot Officer Robert Matthews, R.A .F., V.R. Over Malta, in December, 1941. (Only brother of Ruth Matthews.) Rice William Rice, R.A.F., V R. in June, 1940, (eldest brother of Margaret Balme.) Winser Flying Officer Frederic Christopher Donald Winser, in July, 1941, (brother of Susan Winser, and of 2nd Lieutenant Phillip Winser, killed in action, May, 1940.) Wood Segt. Pilot Patrick Wood, R.A F., V.R., in September, 194:1, (brother of Monica Wood and Margaret Dealtry and of Stephen W oo<l, killed through enemy action at Bristol, in November, 1940.) MISSING Jarrett Longridge

Peter Jarret, R.A.F. (Brother of Cecily Jarrett.) Christopher Longridge, Fleet Air Arm. (Brother of Molly Longridge.)

Sherwood

Michael Sherwood, R.AJF. (Brother of Maureen Sherwood.)

PRISONER OF WAR