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niniiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The Bookhams Bulletin Quarterly Journal of the Bookham Community Association No. 125 Summer 1965 32nd Year B.C.A. President: Miss E. Micholls. Hon Sec.: Mrs. E. Harrison, 61, Eastwick Drive, Bookham Exhibition 2702. Hon. Treasurer : R. W. Saunders, Opportunity ♦ Book ham 228, Lower Road, Bookham 2629. Barn Hall Manager: A. M. Mar- son, 94, Kingston Road, SIXTEENTH Leatherhead 3053. Membership Sec.: Mrs. B. Older - VILLAGE - DAY shaw, 99, Little Bookham Street, Bookham 2241. Saturday, June 26th at 2.30 p.m. Bulletin Advertisement Manager: H. B. Atkinson, 3, Park View, Bookham 2933. Barn Hall Club: Miss P. Bar- DISPLAYS field, Merrilees, Maddox Lane. Camera Club: K. H. William­ Bookham & Eastwick Schools Folk Dancing son, 4, Vincent Close, Fet- ham. Bookham Boys’ Club Gymnastics Gramophone Club : A. E. Baker, 81, Eastwick Drive. Howard of Effingham School Music Group Old Time Dance Club: R. H. Pimm, 27, The Garstons, Book­ ham 4196. Over Sixties: Mrs. T. Weston, Children’s Corner Model Railway 50, Keswick Road, Bookham 2706. Ponies, Stalls, Sideshows, W hite Elephant Scottish Dancers: G. R. Mar­ shall, 63, Eastwick Drive. Bookham 96. Flower Arrangement Group: Admission V- Children 6 d. Mrs. S. McLeod, 11, Allen Road, Bookham 4809. Free Admission for B.C.A. Members 6 W orks: Show room s: 18 WATERLOO ROAD l DORKING ROAD EPSOM 5 2 5 7 EPSOM 3 9 0 1

TUB FU1ENDLV AOEMS NEW USED AUSTIN CADS A GOOD SELECTION ALWAYS MORRIS IN STOCK TRIUMPH PART EXCHANGES M.G LOW INTEREST RILEY HIRE PURCHASE RENAULT PRIVATELY FINANCED DISTRIBUTORS CITROEN FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS AREA AGENTS CRYPTON MOTORSCOPE HILLMAN For ‘A FTER -SA LES’ Service DRIVING LESSONS ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB APPROVED INSTRUCTORS "NERVY PUPIL SPECIALISTS" EDITORIAL The June issue marks the be­ VILLAGE WEEK ginning of the 33rd year of the Bulletin, which seems to us a JUNE 26th - JULY 3rd proud record. It also has a new cover showing the interior of the Barn Hall. The artist is Mr. R. SUNDAY A. Strand, Principal of the Ep­ som School of Art. We thank him for this and for the valuable Combined Services Parade — Uniformed Junior assistance he gives in so many Organisations ways to the Community Associ­ ation. MONDAY It is our custom at this time to call attention to our adver­ tisers whose payments keep the Youth Club Dance Bulletin afloat, and to ask our readers to support them wher­ TUESDAY ever possible. We would also once more remind the village that the Community Association Gramophone Club, Choral Soc., Scottish Dancers has to subsidise the Bulletin both with money and a good deal of WEDNESDAY voluntary labour. The Editor, the Advertisement Manager, the Olde Tyme Dance Club Open Evening Distribution Manager and the door-to-door distributors are all volunteers, and we are grateful THURSDAY for their participation. The question we put to Book- 10.30 B.C.A. Coffee Morning. ham residents is—what help are you giving to the Community Flower Arrangements Association ? Not everybody 7.30 B.C.A. Whist Drive can spare time, but most people could afford the 2/6 a year which is the membership fee. Our FRIDAY membership should be thousands —actually it is just about 300. Bookham Dramatic Society — One Act Plays The Membership Secretary, Mrs. B. Oldershaw, of 99, Little Book- ham Street, will always welcome SATURDAY inquiries from prospective mem­ bers and from individuals who Summer Dance would be willing to act as road 7 T

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8 stewards—an easy task, but one VILLAGE DAY the boy-miles will be announced essential to the growth of the from time to time on Village work of the Association. A list Village Day on June 26th Day as they are clocked up. of the present road stewards is promises to live up to its reputa­ This is something quite new for appended, to whom subscriptions tion of something interesting for the district, and the teams of lads can be paid. Incidentally, a cur­ everyone. The Exhibition in the steadily circling the village will rent membership card admits the Barn Hall “Opportunity—Book- be a spectacle bound to create a holder to Village Day without ham” will include two stands of lot of interest. Training for this charge. models and interesting equipment event has been in progress for The appeal for members is a provided by Vickers, of Wey- some time under the capable continuing theme in the Bulletin. bridge. Other local firms and direction of the Instructor, John We apologise if it irritates you; enterprises have promised dis­ Boxall. but we need your support if the plays, and there will be working amenities of the Barn Hall, exhibits by the students of the FOR YOUR DIARY already much appreciated, are to Epsom School of Art and Ewell June 26th. Village Day. be maintained and extended to Technical College. June 27th. Stoolball Tourna­ meet the needs of a growing A programme of outdoor en­ ment. neighbourhood. We have a tertainment has also been July 3rd. Eastwick School Fete. small but loyal band of helpers arranged. Bookham and East- July 14th. Annual Display, Girls’ who give magnificent unpaid ser­ wick School are combining for Life Brigade. vice. Please give them your en­ folk dancing on a naval theme. July 14th-17th. “Macbeth”, couragement. A gymnastic display is being or­ Polesden Lacey Open-Air ganised by that most energetic Theatre. of leaders, Ken Vincent. A August 7th, 14th. Football Club musical group from the Howard Trials, Dorking Road. B.C.A. Road Stewards. Mrs. of Effingham School will give an September 18th. Garden Society Gill, 6 , Oakdene Road; Mr. R. open-air performance. Catt, Ashlar, Maddox Lane; Special provision is being made Show Mrs. J. Preston, 7, Childs Hall for the children this year, which HjniiniiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiimiiiiiimmiimiiiimiHg Road; Mrs. Longhurst, Sole Cot­ will incorporate a model railway, 1 tage, Church Road; Mrs. Spen­ a children’s corner and a chil­ |L. S. HALL cer, 43, Crabtree Lane; Mrs. D. dren’s market. There will, of Cuddeford, 32, Dawnay Road; course, be the usual sideshows 1 GROVE CORNER 3 Mrs. J. Tarrington, 4, Dowlans and stalls, but we hope that they BOOKHAM Close; Mr. Freeman, 6 , The Gar- will be on a bigger scale this Tel. Bookham 3140 stons; Mr. A. Carson, 34, Daw- time, ----* ---- nay Road; Mrs. Hinde Smith, Finally, as part of its activities 10, Crabtree Lane; Mr. A. Slark, for Village Day, the Bookham Boot and Shoe Repairs and Retail 9, The Lome; Dr. C. Carter, 8 , Boys’ Club hopes to set up an Twelve Acre Close; Mrs. M. unassailable record for mileage ------* ------Everett, Brandreth, Sole Farm around the Bookhams; the target G E N T S ’ T A I L O R Road; Mrs. M. Scanlan, Grey- is 800 miles. This will be Repairs and A lterations gables, Tudor Close; Mrs. O. achieved by teams of about four Suits from 12 gns. 3 Stemp, 58, Whiteway; Mrs. Dut- boys running in relays around DRY CLEANING 3 nall, Greensleeves, Meadowside. Great and Little Bookham, and rililllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllH IIIIIIIIIIIM lIlllllllllllllItniir • RVNMORE GARAGE

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Telephone: BOOKHAM 230 VILLAGE ACTIVITIES much enjoyed, and the Club is still required to transport old The Cross Daggers Cricket looking forward to its annual people, some partially disabled, Club has affiliated to the Com­ outing to Eastbourne in June. to the club on Tuesday afternoon munity Association on taking up There is a chiropody service and the day centre on Wednes­ residence in Bookham on the once a month on club after­ day morning and back home in Lower Road Recreation Ground. noons, and also a bi-monthly ser­ the afternoon. The Old People’s It has always had quite a num­ vice at the Day Centre which Welfare Committee minibus is ber of Bookhamites among its meets at the Barn Hall on Wed­ available for this purpose, but active players, and, as its secre­ nesdays. Information can be ob­ has to be collected from Ash- tary, Mr. Roger Lovegrove, says, tained from Mrs. T. Weston stead. Private cars are also wants to feel really part of the (Bookham 2706). utilised. village. We know that it will be Visiting of the elderly remains The Chairman of the B.C.A. an acquisition to the neighbour­ a problem. Although the Over Sixties Committee is Mrs. hood because it has quite a tradi­ Churches and some village or­ Thelma Weston, who would wel­ tion of comradeship. It grew ganisations visit their older mem­ come offers from all those who out of the war-time Civil De­ bers there are still big gaps in can give regular service. Her fence, as its name indicates, the service. We are concerned address — 50, Keswick Road, Cross Daggers being the initials by this and would like to expand Bookham 2706. of Civil Defence. our own scheme in co-operation The Flower Arrangement Group B.C.A. Over Sixties Committee. with the Old People’s Welfare has a rapidly expanding mem­ The Over Sixties Club flourishes Committee. We need volunteers bership. The creche which was with a membership of over 85, who would make regular visits started in the adjoining Water- and is always ready to welcome to lonely old people; others who field Room so that mothers with new members. Evening trips would be willing to go on a list young children could join the round the coutryside have been of sick visitors. Drivers, too, are club is proving popular. Meet­ ings are in the Bam Hall at 2.30 Britain’s only Hamster Farm . Known throughout the World. p.m. on the first Monday in the month. The programme ahead is “Summer Profusion”, by Mrs. Parslow’s Hamster E. Marsh, N.A.F.A., in July. In August there will be a Garden Farm Meeting at Preston Farm House, (Percy W. Parslow, President National Hamster Council, by kind permission of Mrs. K. Judge to N.H.C.) Savage, and in September, Mrs. G. A. Strachan will demonstrate COMMONSIDE, GREAT BOOKHAM “Flowers, Foliage and Fruit”. Tel. Bookham 4216 Bookham Dramatic Society is not relaxing after its successful Holiday Homes for Pets (No Dogs or Cats) production in May of “Brush BING FOB APPOINTMENT TO VIEW with a Body”. It immediately Approach f r o m Station: Turn left. 150 yards on, turn l e f t o v e r Common, take centre track to Commonslde, turn right. went into action with rehearsals By car: via Kennel Lane and Otade, turn sharp left w h e r e for an entertainment to be pre­ road forks. sented on Friday in Village Week. Such activity is praise- U ; 11111^

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Company, only 3J years old, retiring Chairman of the U.D.C., Mr. Miles Parkinson begins his now has the unusual honour of Mr. Turville Kille, has become Pastorate at the Bookham Con­ having four Queen’s Guides. At County Councillor for the new gregational Church this month the request of the girls them­ Division of Bookham and Fet- and we welcome him to the vil­ selves their Captain, Mrs. L. cham. We congratulate him on lage. He has just completed his Mills, presented the awards at a his election. He will show the training at New College, Lon­ recent well-attended open even­ same devotion to duty at King­ don, and will settle in Bookham ing to Valerie Fortescue, Derry ston which has characterised his with his wife and three children. Lancaster, Janet Moon and long years of service on Leather- Although only 30 years old, he Marilyn Slark. head Urban District Council. He has wide experience of the out­ To obtain a Queen’s Award is has been appointed to the County side world. He qualified as an a race against time. The girls Health Committee, where his in­ actuary before deciding to train must not have reached their six­ timate knowledge of the needs for the ministry; he worked out teenth birthday, and they must of old people in this neighbour­ his two years’ national service possess a First Class Badge, hood will be specially valuable. as a metal worker while acting which in itself entails the pass­ Cook’s Knives for a Trainee as lay pastor to a country church. ing of very many tests. Special Chef. If anybody looks through Newcomers, but not Strangers, service outside and within the back copies of the Bulletin, which are Mr. and Mrs. F. Watkins, Movement must then be given, is extremely unlikely, he would who have moved into Greenacres and, if this is satisfactorily per­ find that Bookham has quite a from the Schoolhouse at Effing­ formed, the Final Badge will be tradition of successes in catering. ham. Mr. Watkins is Head­ surmounted with the much- The latest recruit to the ranks of master of the Effingham County coveted crown. high diploma holders is Colin Primary School and is prominent Of the four Bookham girls so Longhurst, of Sole Cottage, a in local activities there; Mrs. honoured, one had given some third year trainee chef at the Bull Watkins is Deputy Head of the years of service as a Sunday Hotel, Leatherhead. He has Bookham Infants’ School. They School Leader, two had worked been awarded the prize for have two sons. We are delighted for 3 years as Pack Leaders, and second place in the competition to welcome them to Bookham. one had been a Cub Leader for arranged by the London and A Success for Effingham Pupil. two years. Home Counties Regional Com­ The Headmaster of the Howard The final ceremony of the pre­ mittee for the Three-Year Train­ of Effingham School recently had sentation of the certificates took ing of Chefs of the Hotel and the-pleasure of attending a cere­ place last month at a Divisional Catering Institute. The test was mony at Vickers of Weybridge Parade in Epsom. for a two-course meal to be when Sir George Edwards pre­ In congratulating the award completed in two hours. sented to Emlyn Hughes the winners, we do so with special His parents were invited to the award as second highest Craft warmth, as we understand that presentation of the awards at the Apprentice in the British Air­ the record up to date in the his­ Mansion House by the Lord craft Corporation. 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10 portance of the occasion was Lower Road. She won a reserve Boys’ Brigade) were married in marked by the presence of the this year in the open dog class April—they were Miss Audrey Lady Mayoress and many civic at Cruft’s with her long-haired Lavinia Arnold and Mr. William dignitaries in their magnificent dachshund “Minte Golden Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold robes of office. Colin also re­ Chance”. are prominent members of the ceived a set of steel cook’s knives, Weddings of Interest. The spring Bookham Congregational Church a cheque and a cookery book, wedding of Mr. Christopher —Mrs. Arnold herself had or­ which, he says, he will find use­ Booth and Miss Rosemary New­ ganised the Lifeboys way back ful in his further studies. Colin man, of Worcester Park, was a in 1934. The service was con­ does not intend to rest on his popular occasion. The Booth ducted by the Rev. E. J. Ford, laurels, but will continue to work family, who have lived for many who came from Kettering for the for further exams in the City and years in Eastwick Drive (the two occasion. He is a close friend of Guilds syllabus. While still at elder boys are already married), the family, whom he met in the Howard of Effingham School have a fine sporting record. Essex, and he had baptised and he always had the ambition to Even in their early years at dedicated the bride when she was become a chef, and during his Bookham School they were a baby. training at the Bull attended part- known for their prowess in the The Samaritans. On January time day release at Guildford field and their good team spirit. 1 st this year a new telephone Technical College. Chris is secretary of the Book­ number was added to the local Bookham has “Top” Dogs. ham Football Supporters’ Club directory—Leatherhead 5555. It Boxers are fine, energetic dogs, and a keen player. Among the is the number of the Samaritans, and it is an invigorating sight many invited guests at the wed­ a branch of a nation-wide move­ to see Mrs. Hughes, of Eastwick ding at St. Nicolas’ Church were ment started 1 2 years ago in the Drive, taking hers out for their quite a few members of the Foot­ City of London by the Rev. Chad daily exercise on the Common. ball Club. The bride was Varah to help those in distress We were not surprised to hear attended by six bridesmaids, two and despair. that her entry this year at Cruft’s of them nieces of the bridegroom Although the number is widely Dog Show of “Madcap of Rid- and four sisters of the bride. publicised, as it must be if it is dagshausen” gained three places. Canon A. Hughes came back to be effective, the help given is Madcap came first in the under­ to Bookham to officiate at the anonymous and confidential. graduate bitch class, second in wedding of Miss Penelope Blyth Anyone in real trouble can ring the special beginners’ class, and Puckle, of Oxshott, and Mr. Leatherhead 5555 and talk to third as minor limit for bitches. James C. D. Tree, elder son of someone trained and specially During the two days of the Mr. and Mrs. Tree, of Montreal. chose to listen sympathetically show there were 15,561 entries It was the wish of the bride to and to offer hope of an alterna­ from all over the country, and be married at St. Nicolas’ Church tive solution to what might seem over 8,000 dogs worth from £50 because her mother had been to the sufferer an unbearable to £1,000 each competed. Mrs. married there 28 years before. problem. Subsequently an inter­ Hughes is naturally very encour­ Mrs. Puckle was a Miss Westen- view can be arranged with a aged by the success of her boxer darp and older residents will re­ counsellor and a member of the in this only her second showing member her family, who lived at Group will “befriend” the client and intends to enter again next Hawkwood House, now de­ if he or she so wishes. year. molished. Further information can be ob­ Another well-known breeder, Leaders of Bookham Lifeboys tained from the Secretary, 45, with anumber of triumphs to her (the junior organisation of the Lower Fairfield Road, Leather­ name, is Mrs. R. Simmonds, of 20 head.

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