30 MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2009 THE DAILY TELEGRAPH COURT SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Court Circular CLARENCE HOUSE March 21st Prince William of Wales, Vice Patron, Welsh Rugby Union, this afternoon attended the International Rugby Match between Wales and Ireland at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, and was received by Commander John Curteis, RNR (Vice LordLieutenant of South Glamorgan. BUCKINGHAM PALACE March 21st The Princess Royal, Patron, Scottish Rugby Union, accompanied by Vice Admiral Timothy Laurence, this afternoon attended the International Rugby Match between England and Scotland at Twickenham Rugby Stadium, Middlesex. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES Mr J. Kent and Miss J. Haryott The engagement is announced between James, elder son of Mr and Mrs Neville Kent, of St Jude's.
Isle of Man, and Jan, only daughter of the late Mr. Donald Haryott, of Eastbourne, East Sussex. Online ref: 53023 Mr S.J. Hawkins and Miss A.K. Evans The engagement is announced between Simon, son of Mr and Mrs Christopher Hawkins, of New Malden, Surrey, and Alexandra, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Evans, of King's Somborne, Hampshire.
Online ref: 53061 SCHOOL NOTICE ETON COLLEGE Eton College announces the following Awards for 2009: Sixth Form Scholarships: Jamie Graham (Oulder Hill Community School, Rochdale), Oscar Hardy (Seaford Head Community College, Seaford), Alexander Harries (Cathedral School, Llandaff), Jiyanshu Patel (Villiers High School, Southall), Jake Smith (Wimbledon College), Christopher Twaddle (Bradford Grammar School). Music Scholarships: Sanghun Cho (Woodcote House), William Clark-Maxwell (St George's School, Windsor Castle), Sebastian Cox (New College Choir School, Oxford), Hugh Cross (Rokeby), William Graham-Campbell (King's College Choir School, Cambridge), Donghyun Kim (Frankfurt International School), Sam Lupton (The Pilgrims' School), Daniel Parr (Westminster Abbey Choir School), Edmund Ryan (King's College Choir School, Cambridge), David Winter (Sussex House), Heerak Yang (Westminster Abbey Choir School). Music Exhibitions: Claudio Bassano (Summer Fields), William Boucher (St Edmund's Junior School, Canterbury), Hing Fung Chan (Yew Chung International School, Hong Kong), Edward Clark (Papplewick), Leo Clayton (Cumnor House), George Dunn (Dulwich College Preparatory School), Frederick Fitzalan Howard (Dragon School), Samuel Harris (The Pilgrims' School), Benjamin Harrison (Locker's Park), Julian Hartley (Christ Church Cathedral School, Oxford), Andrew Hayley (Cranleigh Preparatory School), Makoto James (St. Paul's Cathedral School), Samuel Norman (The Hall School), Elliot Perks (Sunningdale School), Rupert Scarratt (Dulwich College Preparatory School). New Foundation Scholarships: Dmytro Kulikov (The George Ward School, Melksham), Bradley Mitchell (Highfield Humanities College, Blackpool).
Junior Scholarships: Ted Wallace (Robert Piggott CofE Junior School, Wargrave), Alex Wang (benhurst Primary School, Hornchurch). OTHER NOTICE PATTENMAKERS' COMPANY The Pattenmakers' Company has installed the following officers for the ensuing year: Master, Miss Helen Auty; Upper Warden, Mr Stuart Lamb; Renter Warden, Mr John Timpson; Warden to the Trade, Mr M. Kemsley; and Beadle: Mr Raymond Lewis. PRIZE-WINNERS OF CROSSWORD 25,876 First three prize winners are: Mrs Eaude, Wincanton, Somerset; Mr A Humphreys, Dolgellau; Mr John Waudby, Hull, Yorkshire. Consolation winners: Mr Mr Robinson, Loughborough; Dr PR Dingle, Washington, Tyne Wear; Mr Howlett, Pinner; Mr Bruford, Horsham, West Sussex; Mrs A Stannard, Stourport on Severn, Worcs; Mrs Molly Guidon, Barnet, Herts; Mrs A Schofield, Southport; Miss McKay, Carrickfergus; Mrs Darwin, Normanton, West Yorks; Ms Kathy Kemp, Gosfield, Essex; Mrs Ackroyd, Ickenham, Middx; Mr Graves, West Bridgford, Nottingham.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE March 22nd The of Wessex, Patron, Vision the Right to Sight, this Countess, morning departed Heathrow Airport, London, for Bangladesh. Mrs Rosemary Hamer is in attendance. BUCKINGHAM PALACE March 22nd The Princess Royal, accompanied by Vice Admiral Timothy Laurence, this evening departed Royal Air Force Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, for the Falkland Islands and South Georgia. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Princess Eugenie of York is 19. WEDDING NEWS Stewart Paterson, 39, hedge fund manager, and Henrietta Gourlay, 33, bonds trader Henrietta Gourlay says three different matchmaking friends tried to bring her together with Stewart Paterson.
who proposed to her on their terrace in Singapore three weeks ago. "But the timing was never right, or one of us was always attached." Finally, in May last year, both single, their luck changed at a Wednesday night dinner, with Stewart seizing his chance to ask to see Henrietta again as couples chatted around the table. With Henrietta flying off to Los Angeles Friday, time was short. "He called me every day while I was in LA," says Henrietta. "Finally he asked 'Are we going and I said we haven't even kissed yet'.
It was very It was on her return from America, after a 17-hour flight and in need of a jog to shake off the jet lag, that the couple had their first "proper "It was an eight-mile run and he started by saying 'Do you always go this I had just done a half marathon on the Great Wall in China and was pretty fit. But he managed to keep up. He was Both Stewart and Henrietta have lived in Singapore for two years; he after a 15-year career in Asia. They IN MEMORIAM Mr Vivian Ridler The Lord Mayor of Oxford, Councillor Susanna Pressel, attended a service of thanksgiving for the life of Mr Vivian Ridler held on Saturday at the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, Oxford. Canon Brian Mountford officiated.
Prof Kate Wilson (daughter) read from A Letter and Mrs Jane Scott (daughter) read Some Time After, both written by their mother, Anne Ridler, for their father. The Rt Rev Lord Harries of Pentregarth read from Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra and Prof Roger Ainsworth, representing Oxford University and the Delegates to the Univesity Press, read from Mr Ridler's diary of the film Heaven's Gate. Sir Hugo Brunner gave an address. Mr Ben Ridler (tenor) (son), sang Villanelle from Les Nuits accompanied by Mr James Brown (piano). Among others present were: Mr Colin Ridler (son), Prof Richard Wilson, Mr.
Neil Scott (sons-in-law), Mr Dan Wilson, Mr Toby Wilson, Mr. Oliver Wilson, Mrs Juliette Hillier, Miss Isobel Ridler (grandchildren), Miss Alice Hillier, Miss Emily Hillier (greatgrandchildren), Prof and Mrs David Bradby, Dr Barbara Bradby, Miss Rosalind Bradby, Miss Cordelia Bradby. Lady Brunner, Sir Michael and Lady Dr Michael Burden, Senior Pro Proctor Oxford University, representing the Proctors, Prof Michael BRIDGE HAND Nothing to see here? By Tony Forrester Dealer North Vulnerability 2 QJ7 KQJ875 AK 9 043 K10 76 98 AK432 A 109632 032 4 OJ 4762 AJ985 10 6 5 10 08543 West North East South pass 1NT(1) pass 24(2) pass pass pass (1) showing 15-17 points, "balanced" hand (2) a bid of 24 would be conventional Contract 24 Declarer South Opening Lead 9 There is nothing of technical merit on today's deal from the New Zealand national congress in Hamilton. Furthermore, the bidding is not from the top draw, yet despite the above, it is worth your attention. To see why, you will have to wait until the "last page" when all is revealed.
The auction was a peculiar affair. It not clear why North chose to rebid 1NT. True it represented the approximate point count, but there the similarity with a strong no trump ended. Still, the realistic alternative of 34 would not have been a success. In fact, INT would have been a Tel: 0800 072 32 32 or 01622 335087 Fax: 020 7931 3370 email: announcements.ads@telegraph.co.uk Sir Ian Todd, President, Royal College of Surgeons, 1986-89, 88; Mr Peter Godfrey, Senior Partner, Ernst and Whinney, 1980-86, 85; Sir David McNee, Commissioner, Metropolitan Police, 1977-82, 84; Lord Morris of Manchester, former Labour MP, 81; Sir Roger Bannister, Master of Pembroke College, Oxford, 1985-93; first man to run Michael minute mile, 80; Mr Manser, architect, 80; Mr Norman Bailey, baritone, 76; Sir Desmond Pitcher, Chairman, United Utilities, 1993-98, 74; Dame Mary Uprichard, President, UK Central Council for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting, 1993-98, 71; Prof Kenneth Gregory, Warden of Goldsmiths' College, University of London, 1992- 98, 71; Prof Patrick Dowling, Vice- plan to make their lives there, but the wedding will be in England in June.
"My mother has been planning my wedding for 33 years, I can't shatter her dreams by having it in Singapore," says the bride with a laugh. But some of preparations are being made in the city-state. "Getting the dress has been hilarious. I'm 6ft lin and everybody here is tiny. I tried on a corset and it came up to my belly button.
"But the good thing is that there are many great dressmakers here, SO it's not a problem getting things made." With artisan jewellers on hand, Henrietta has also been able to design her own engagement and wedding rings, discovering, in the process, some benefits from the great recession: preparing for a June wedding in March, usually considered has not been a problem. "Photographers, venues, marquees, caterers, they're all available," she says. The only scheduling problem has been to ensure that the wedding does not clash with one of the days that Henrietta's father, Mr Robin Gourlay, goes fishing. Stewart did manage to track his future father-in-law down, however, to ask him for hand. "He asked my father Henrietta's, says.
"But then asked me almost immediately afterwards. He's terrible at keeping secrets." Mingos, Principal of St Edmund Hall, Oxford; Dr. Sarah Thomas, Bodley's Librarian, with Mr Richard Ovenden, Associate Director, Bodleian Library and Keeper of Special Collections; Mr. Martin Richardson, Managing Director, Oxford University Press, with Dr Martin Maw: Mr Robert O'Shea, British Printing Industries Federation, Mr. Martin Daniell, Oxford Guild of Printers, Mr Frank Hawes, Architects Design Partnership, Mr Leonard Chave, Wynkyn de Worde Society, Dr la Rogerson, The Double Crown Club.
Mrs Brian Mountford, Mrs Roger. Ainsworth, Prof Jon Stallworthy, Mr and Mrs Nicolas Barker, Mr and Mrs John Miller, Dr. Brian Gaser, Dr Seymour Spencer, Dr and Mrs Bryan Ward-Perkins, Mr. William Alden, Mr Anthony Bennell, Mr Robert Brindle, Mrs Frankie Campling, Clare Campling, Mr Cyril Cox, Mr. Nicholas Clarke, Mr Patrick Duffy, Mr Robert Elliott, Mrs Phillida Gili, Mr John Granville, Mr Anthony Hall, Mr Brian Holloway, Mr Jonathan Ionides, Mr David Phipps, Mr Nicholas Russell, Mr and Mrs Richard Russell, Mr.
Douglas Saville, Mr Martin Slade, Mr Kenneth Webb, Mr Brian Wells, Mr. and Mrs Sam Wright. Mr and Mrs Clive Auty, Mrs Sue Bignal, Miss Sue Wates, Mrs Hazel Wardrop, Mrs Dorothea Wallis, Mr and Mrs Keith Hutchinson, Mr John Coley, Mrs Jeannette, Tombs, Mrs Helen Law, Mrs Kate Spratt, Mr and Mrs Dick Batstone, Mrs Anne Anslow, Mr. Martin Wilkinson, Dr Roger Bland, Mr and Mrs Roy Blatchford, Mr Clive Hirst, Mr and Mrs Trevor Mostyn, Mr and Mrs David Kewley, Mrs Susan Palmer, Mrs Sophie Clarke, Col and Mrs K.J. Marchant, Mrs Catriona Knight, Mile Cendrine Le Blanc, Ms Martina Scheruga, Mrs Philippa Kingsbury, Edmund Kingsbury and many other friends.
CHESS Oxford pull By Malcolm Pein The form book went flying out of the window of the RAC Club and the pages were strewn across Pall Mall as Oxford pulled off an unlikely victory in the 127th Varsity Chess Match hosted by, Henry Mutkin in the customary grand style on the 14 March, 2009. Oxford were considerably outrated and faced a team boasting two International Masters and a top board in Aaron Pixton of the USA who is comfortably of IM strength. However, the tone of the match was set early on when Pixton misplayed the Sicilian Dragon had to send his queen deep into enemy territory where it should have perished before the game was drawn by repetition. Oxford's win makes the overall score, Cambridge 56 Oxford 52, with 19 draws. Julie Kourtseva of Cambridge became the first female captain in the history of the competition.
Oxford 5 3 Cambridge 1 Tsanas 2276 draw Pixton 2462 2 Kangur 2231 1-0 IM Wong 2410 3 Bicknell 2140 1-0 IM Pinter 2355 4 Schaper 2115 0-1 Li Wu 2344 5 Heaton 2095 1-0 Roberson 2221 6 Healey 2016 1-0 Tyomkyn 2055 7 Chen 2035 0-1 Robertson 2050 8 Salputra 1800 draw Kourtseva 1800 Oxford average rating 2088.8 Cambridge average rating 2212.1 Bicknell Pinter Varsity Match RAC Club, London (3) Sicilian c3 1.e4 c5 2.c3 Nf6 3.e5 Nd5 4.Bc4 Nb6 5. Bb3 g6 6.d4 cxd4 7.cxd4 Bg7 8.N$3 0-0 9.h3 d6 10.0€2 Nc6 11.0-0 Na5 12.Bc2 Be6 (Black has a comfortable Alekhine's Defence type position) 13.Rd1 Rc8 14.Na3 (14.Nc3 15.Nx04 Bxc4 16.Bd3 Bxd3 17.Rxd3 Nd5 18.Rb3?! Rc7 19.Bd2 Qd7 20.Rcl 21.Bxc1 Rc8 22.Bd2 b6 Chancellor of the University of Surrey, 1994-2005, 70; Mr Wasim Bari, former Pakistan cricketer, 61; Maj Gen A.G. Denaro, Extra Equerry to the Prince of Wales; GOC 5th Division, 2000-2003, 61; Prof Victor Bulmer-Thomas, Director of Chatham House, 2001-06, 61; Mr Joseph Connolly, author, 59; Sir Steven Redgrave, five times Olympic rowing gold medallist, 47; Mr Mike Atherton, former England cricket captain; sports commentator, 41; Mr Joe Calzaghe, former boxing champion, 37; Sir Chris Hoy, cyclist; treble Olympic gold medallist, Beijing 2008; gold medallist Athens, 2004; 33; Mr Jason Kenny, cyclist; Olympic gold medallist Beijing 2008; 21. DINNERS Somerset Lieutenancy Lady Gass was the guest of the Somerset Lieutenancy at a luncheon held on Saturday in the Bishop's Palace, Wells, to mark the 10th anniversary of her appointment as LordLieutenant for Somerset. Admiral of the Fleet Sir Benjamin 1 Bathurst, Vice Lord-Lieutenant, presided.
Lord Mayor of Westminster The Lord Mayor of Westminster, Councillor Louise Hyams, and her Consort, Mr. Alexander Langsam, were the hosts at the annual Civic Reception and Dinner held last night at Lancaster House. Sir David Brewer, Lord-Lieutenant for Greater London, was a. speaker. The guests included: Members of the Diplomatic Corps and of both Houses of Parliament, the Lord Mayor of London and other London Borough Mayors, representaives of the Churches, the Judiciary, the Armed Forces, the emergency services, the arts, commerce and voluntary and charitable bodies and other friends of Westminster.
SERVICE DINNERS The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers held their annual London Dinner at Fusilier House, Balham, on Saturday. The Colonel, London, Col N.P. Easton, presided. 9th Parachute Battalion Reunion Club Maj Gen J.D. Shaw, Colonel Commandant, The Parachute Regiment, was the guest of honour at the annual dinner of the 9th Parachute Battalion Reunion Club held on Saturday at the Union Jack Club.
Col Ben Arkle, President, was in the chair. THE WEEK IN WESTMINSTER MONDAY March 23 Commons: Home Office questions. Coroners and Justice Bill, report. Short debate on blacklisting practices in construction industry. Lords: Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Bill, report.
Debate on treatment of patients outside London. TUESDAY March 24 Commons: Health questions. Coroners and Justice Bill, remaining stages. Short debate on lessons to be learned from the MSC Napoli incident. Westminster Hall: Backbench debates on: Rural economy during the recession; Sri Lanka and the Commonwealth; Commuter services on the West Coast main line; Government support for the steel industry; Proposals for a university for North Northamptonshire.
Lords: Postal Services Bill, committee. Data Retention (EC Directive) Regulations. WEDNESDAY March 25 Commons: International Development questions. At noon questions to the Prime Minister. Debate opened by Tories on "the need for an inquiry on Debate opened by Tories on "the impact of business rates and how businesses can be helped through the Short debate on reducing unplanned teenage pregnancy rates in Nottingham.
Westminster Hall: Backbench debates on: Protection of Ashraf residents under the Geneva Convention; Hajj pilgrims and UK tour operators; Building Colleges for the Future programme; Asbestos in schools; Livestock industry and its effect on climate change. Lords: Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Bill, report. Corporation Tax Bill, all stages. the win 23.Ng5?! dxe5 24.dxe5 Qf5 (White has misplaced his pieces) 25.N3 26.Kh2 Qxa2 27.Ra3 Qxb2 28.Rxa7 Rd8? (But now Black does the same self pinning his knight) 29.e6 f5? (Time trouble, 30.004 (30.Rd7! but this is good enough. Black's Nd5, Rd8 and e7 pawn are loose) 31.g3 b5 32.0c6 Nf6 33.Rxe7 Ne4 34.Re8+ 1-0 In view of 34.Re8+ Rxe8 35.Qxe8+ Kg7 36.Qf7+ Kh8 37.Qf8 mate Li Wu Schaper Varsity Match RAC Club, London (4) Modern Benoni 1.d4 Nf6 2.04 c5 3.d5 e6 4 4.Nc3 exd5 5.
cxd5 d6 6.N13 g6 7.Nd2 Nbd7 8.e4 a6 9. a4 Bg7 10.Be2 0-0 11.0-0 Re8 12.f4 Qc7 13.Kh1 Rb8 h6 15.h4 g5? (Losing, better 15...04 16.g5 hxg5 or; 16.hxg5 hxg5 17.e5! Schaper 8 6 5 A A 4 8 A A 3 2 20 8 a def Wu Position after 17.e5! 17. dxe5 18.6xg5 Nh7 19.Nde4 20. Qd3 b6 21.R$2 (Black's minor pieces have one sensible move between them) 21.0d8 22.Rh2 f5 23.gxf5 Rxf5 24. Rxh7 1-0 24.Rxh7 Kxh7 25.Qh3+ Kg8 26.Qxf5 BIRTHS WHITTLESTONE.
On 3rd March 2009, to ALISON Armitage) and TIM, a daughter, Jemima, sister for Connie and Alice. Online ref: 53139 DEATHS -PEARL Keiller) (Hopewell) 9th June 1911 to 13th March 2009, surrounded by caring friends. A Service of Thanksgiving will be held Nicolas Church, Cranleigh, Surrey on 1st April 2009 at 12.15 p.m. followed by refreshments and music in the Cranleigh Arts Centre. In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Musicians' Benevolent Fund, St Nicolas Church or Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice in memory of PEARL would be appreciated.
Online ref: 53188 Reverend JOHN NICHOLAS. Nick died peacefully on March 19th 2009, aged 79. His Funeral will be at St Martin's Church, East Horsley, Surrey at 1.30 p.m. on Friday 27th March. Family flowers only.
Donations for Cancer Research to James Thomas Ltd, 01483 284948. Online ref: 53216 -WILLIAM ARTHUR (Bill) passed away peacefully after a long illness on 14th March 2009, aged 80. Beloved husband of Paddy and beloved father of Michael and Deborah. Funeral Service on Wednesday 25th March at St Paul's Church, The Common, Chipperfield. Family flowers only donations to the Hospice of St Francis Funeral Directors A Tadman, 39a High St, Kings Langley WD4 8AB.
Online ref: 53209 -RICHARD STEWART. Peacefully at South Cheshire Private Hospital on Thursday 19th March 2009 aged 79 years. The much loved husband of Doreen, father of Rupert and Joanna. Father-in-law to Catriona and grandfather of Keira and Robert. Private cremation to be followed by a Thanksgiving Service at St Mary's Church, Acton, on Tuesday 31st March at 2.30 p.m.
Donations, if desired, please for St Davids Church, Whettenhall and The Injured Jockeys' Fund. All enquiries to A.W. Burrows Son, Snowdrop Villa, Swanley, Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 8QB. Telephone: 01270 524243. Online ref: 53210 -ELSPETH GLEN, of Moffat, peacefully on 19th March 2009.
Beloved wife of Donald and much loved mother and grandmother of Angela, Victoria, Charlotte and Ian. Funeral Service at St Andrew's Church, Moffat, on Friday 27th March at 11.30 a.m. Family flowers only. Donations, if desired, to Arthritis Research Campaign, Moffat Funeral Services, Churchgate, Moffat, DG10 9BB. Online ref: 53194 Died on January 23rd 2009, aged 65, in Coimbra, Portugal.
Beloved husband. of Carolyn, dearest father of Tara and Jessica and adored grandfather of Michael and Laura. Memorial Service on May 16th at St Mary's Church, Overton at 12 noon. Enquiries to the Funeral Directors E. J.
Edgerton Son. Tel: 01948 710286. Online ref: 53141 'Peggy' Edwards), died peacefully in hospital on 16th March 2009, aged 92. Beloved wife of Teddy, much loved mother to Roger and Judith and grandmother to Claire, Katie, Victoria, Alastair, Caroline and Alexandra. Details of funeral service from Cribb Sons, 01702 719799.
Online ref: 53118 FIELD. -EDWARD ERNEST on Wednesday 18th March, peacefully at Lindfield, West Sussex, loved husband of Joan and father of Barry, Colin, Simon and Felicity. A cherished grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday 28th March at St Leonard's Church, Turners Hill, West Sussex RH10 4PB followed by private cremation.
Family flowers only. Donations to St Catherine's Hospice Ballard Shortall Funeral Directors, 10 Haslett Avenue West, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 1HS. Tel: 01293 520 011. Online ref: 53175 MARY Inglis). Newtown.
Peacefully on 17th March aged 89 in The Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, after a short illness. Much loved wife of the late GEORGE GIBSON, of Peaston Bank and dearly loved aunty of Isobel, stepmother of David and Romay, great-aunt, stepgrandma and great-grandma of several and a friend of many. She was a very special lady and will be greatly missed by all. Funeral Service at Warriston Crematorium, Lorimer Chapel on Thursday 26th March at 12 noon. Family flowers only.
Online ref: 53161 -Professor ALASTAIR ARNOLD CARNEGIE aged 93. In the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield on 17th March 2009. Much loved husband of the late Margaret, father of Keith and Joy, grandfather of Julia, Julie, Jamie and Kamara, great-grandfather of Joshua, Claudia, Sophia and Dorian. Will be greatly missed by family and friends. A Memorial Meeting will take place at The Sheffield Quaker Meeting House on Saturday 2nd May 2009.
Online ref: 53217 17th March 2009, aged 72. Dearly loved husband of Gentian and loving father to Nicky and Tim, grandfather to Annie and Jasmine. Funeral Monday 30th March at 1 p.m. St Mary's Church, Battersea. Family flowers only.
Donations to Camphill Village Trust. Enquiries to T.H. Saunders Son, 020 8876 5255. Online ref: 53191 HOLE. -LORNA DOROTHY, of Seavington, Somerset, died peacefully on 18th March, aged 89, after a short illness bravely borne.
Private cremation for family only. There will be a Thanksgiving Service at 3.30 p.m. Friday 27th March 2009 at St Michael's Church, Seavington. Family flowers only, donations, if desired, can be made to St Michael's Church, Seavington Trust. Donations and enquiries to Irish and Denman Tel: 01460 240348.
Online ref: 53182 -MARGARET SHERWOOD (Margot). Peacefully on Monday 16th March 2009, aged 99. Widow of Rev KENNETH H. HOULDEN. Much loved aunt and friend.
Private cremation. Thanksgiving Service at 3 p.m. on Monday 30th March 2009 at Highfield Church, Highfield Lane, Southampton SO17 1RL. Donations, if desired, to 'Childrens Society' or 'Diabetes UK'. Plate in church or Partners, 12-14 City Road, Winchester, SO23 8SG.
Online ref: 53155 aged 91 years. Peacefully in Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woolwich on 12th March 2009. Dear sister to Eric (dec'd), Brian and Keith and aunt and great-aunt to many nephews and nieces. Service of Thanksgiving at Eltham Crematorium, Crown Woods Way, London SE9 on 6th April at 12.30 p.m. Family flowers only.
Donations to Help The Aged Francis Chappell Son, 5 Thomas St. London SE18 6HL. Online ref: 53117 -On 14th March 2009, peacefully in Yeovil District Hospital, BETTY aged 89 years, of Milton-on-Stour, Gillingham, Dorset. Dearly loved wife of the late Bob, much loved mother of Richard and the late Rachel and a loving grandmother and great-grandmother. Private Cremation.
Service of Thanksgiving at Milton-on-Stour Church on Monday 30th March at 2.30 p.m. Donations, if desired, for either Milton-on-Stour Church or The Children's Society may be sent to Bracher Brothers Funeral Directors, Gillingham, Dorset, SP8 4QL. Telephone: 01747 822494. Online ref: 53092 PERSONAL EVERY WAY of a man is right in his own eyes: but the LORD pondereth the hearts. Proverbs 21.2 Articles for A BIRTHDATE NEWSPAPER 1847-2009.
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Funeral private. Flowers welcome, can be sent to Macgregors Funeral Directors, 56 Largo Road, St Andrews, KY16 8RP or donations sent direct to a charity of choice. Online ref: 53192 -THOMAS PETER, Master Mariner, died suddenly on March 18th aged 79. Beloved husband of Sheila and much loved father of Melanie and Philippa and grandfather of Henry, Jennie and Saul. Funeral at 12 noon on Thursday March 26th at St Andrew's Church, Wickhambreaux, Kent.
No flowers please, but donations, if desired, to the RNLI C.W. Lyons Son Ltd, 70 Military Road, Canterbury, Kent CT1 1ND. Online ref: 53198 Peacefully at home on Wednesday 18th March 2009. Beloved husband of Charlotte. Adored father of Catherine, Harriet, Martin and Thomas, and much loved grandfather.
Funeral 3 p.m. Monday 30th March at Holy Trinity Church, St Austell. No flowers please. Donations to Cornwall Hospice Care Ken Newcombe's, Buckler's Lane, St Austell, PL25 3JN. Online ref: 53207 ANTONY JAMES RICHARD (Tony) O.B.E.
RN (Retd), peacefully on 18th March in Budleigh Salterton, aged 84. Loving husband to the late Betty (dec'd 2003), father to Phillip and Nicholas. Thanksgiving Service to take place on Monday 6th April at 11 a.m. in St Peter's Church, Budleigh Salterton. Family flowers only, donations, if desired, payable to Budleigh Salterton District Hospiscare may be sent Palmers Funeral Service, 45 High Street, Budleigh Salterton, Devon, EX9 6LE.
Online ref: 5,3190 ARCHIE died suddenly at home in Harrold on 18th March aged 79. Beloved husband of Irene, father to Nicholas and Anna. Grandfather to Ruth, Sally, Chloe and Phoebe. Funeral private. Donations, if desired, to The Brooke, 30 Farringdon Street, London EC4 4HH.
Online ref: 53206 -EMILY PEACE "Pat" Donegan) on 12th March at Royal Bournemouth Hospital, aged 90. Much loved wife of the late Squadron Leader A. H. STREETER MBE MID and loving mother of Eileen, mother-in-law of Michael and grandmother of Nigel. Funeral to take place at St.
Mary and All Saints Church, Ellingham at 12 noon on 31st March, followed by private cremation. Family flowers only please, but donations, if desired, for the Cinnamon Trust for animals may be sent to Barrow Bros. Tapper Funeral Service, 29a Southampton Road. Ringwood, BH24 1HB. Tel: 01425 472104.
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New mobile application for your G1 from Telegraph.co.uk -RAYMOND GEORGE, Solicitor, passed away on March 14th 2009 after a short illness. Sadly missed by June and Gordon, Chris and family, and Sue and family. Funeral Service at St Augustine's Church, West Monkton, Somerset on March 31st 2009 at 2 p.m., followed by private cremation. No flowers, by request. Donations in aid of the British Diabetic Association and Wonford Hospital Acute Stroke Unit (please make cheques payable to W.H.
Squires Son Ltd Donations Account) can be sent to Walter H. Squires and Son, 11 Wellbrook Street, Tiverton, Devon, EX16 5JW. Online ref: 53084 -JOHN ANDREW MBE, of Nottingham. Died peacefully on 13th March 2009 in his 99th year after a distinguished career in the lace trade. Devoted husband of Barbara (deceased) and father to Dudley, Martin and Jane (Bealby).
Loving grandfather and great-grandfather. A private cremation will be held prior to a service at St Peter's Church, Nottingham on Monday 20th April at 2.30 p.m. Family flowers only. If desired, donations can be made to the Injured Jockeys Fund Baguley Bros, 500 Mansfield Road, Sherwood, Nottingham, NG5 2FB. Online ref: 53180 CHRISTIAN, (formerly Basset, Moinet), died peacefully, aged 83, on 17th March 2009.
Much loved wife, mother and grandmother who will be sorely missed. Private cremation. A Service of Thanksgiving will be held at St Bartholomew's Church, Burwash 31st March 2.30 p.m. No flowers please but donations to St Augustine's Nursing Unit Waterhouse Sons, Burwash, East Sussex, TN19 7ET. Tel: 01435 882219.
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telegraph.co.uk. fortunate survivor with 4Q falling under the However, South could hardly be blamed for preferring the safety of a trump suit. Unfortunately for him, a removal to 24 would have enquired about partner's hand, something that was of little interest. In the absence of a natural club bid, a pragmatic retreat to spades seemed to be the order of the day. West led 29 as dummy rather sheepishly tabled his trump support, though there would be a certain irony involving that issue.
Meanwhile, East had done the obvious, collecting couple of winners and giving West a ruff. A less-than-perfect switch to A followed, which drew $5. Declarer crossed to and tried for 46 and eight. Her returned to A for a repeat, duly ruffed by 47 and nine. At this stage, you or I might just trot out a couple of trumps, but South preferred a low club.
West used 44 to good effect, and yes, yet another diamond appeared. Can you see where all this action is headed? So 10 was covered by the knave, ruffed by which dislodged the ace. Now 4.10 travelled round to East's 410, reducing us to two cards. East had 043 and duly led one, South put 4J on that, and was overruffed by West. In turn, he placed on the table.
There it was, North's trump support still intact. What about that, trick thirteen won by a singleton two of trumps. Somehow all the toing and froing had been worthwhile. Final Result 24 1, 100 Par Result 34b, 110 P. -Mobileail E3 10:10 AM.
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