Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1947 - 1948 part 2 - 1949

1948

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Constance M.H. Heath-Caldwell aged 78/79 

Capt. the Rev. Cuthbert H. Heath-Caldwell DSO aged 57/58 

Violet Heath-Caldwell (ne Palmer) - aged 61/62 

Patricia C.M. Heath-Caldwell - aged 26/27

Diana Heath-Caldwell - aged 23/24

Rosamond Heath-Caldwell - aged 21/22

James A. Heath-Caldwell aged 17/18

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Thursday 8 January 1948
The Newcastle Sun

Young Trainees began hospital work today.
A group of young trainee nurses and a visitor to Newcastle Nurses Home this morning had a common bond but only the visitor was aware of it. The visitor, Mrs.Penlington, of Brisbane, began her training there 24 years ago. The young nurses began theirs this morning.

"That brings back a host of memories," Mrs Penlington said to Matron Hall as the girls entered the lecture hall.

the ten trainees arrived at the Home yesterday and this morning they began elementary instruction before they entered the main wards.

Most of the girls are from the Newcastle district, but one, Nurse Heath-Caldwell, is a long way from home.

She arrived in Brisbane nine months ago from Wilshire (England), with a family whose children she had cared for on the voyage.

Deciding to remain in Australia and to become a nurse, she applied to Newcastle Hospital as the only relatives she has in this country live about 100 miles from Newcastle.

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Thursday 15 January 1948 new
West Sussex Gazette

Northchapel
On Friday Admiral and Lady Heath entertained the children of Ebernoe and invited guests to the usual Christmas tree tea. All the village children attended. After tea the Admiral distributed presents to them from the tree, each receiving two gifts. Hearty cheers were given for the Admiral and Lady Heath

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Friday 16 January 1948
Truth

Insurance
S.A.L.E. - (1)My examples are for men of 65. Your calculations seem to be approximately correct (2). Legal and General Assurance, North British and Mercantile Insurance and Royal Insurance Company. (3) I think you cover would be unnecessary if you dealt with any of these offices. Still, for your satisfaction you could communicate with C.E.Heath & Co Ltd., 107 Leadenhall Street, London, E.C.3.
(signed) Vigilant

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Friday 23 January 1948
West Sussex County Times

Domestic Situations Vacant
Wanted - good plain cook, with daughter or friend as help in scullery work. Aga stove, country situation, between Petworth and Haslemere. Apply Lady Heath, Ebernoe House, Petworth

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Thursday 29 January 1948
West Sussex Gazette

Situations vacant
Cook, good, plain. wanted, with daughter or friend as help in scullery work. Aga stove. Country situation, between Petworth and Haslemere - Apply, Lady Heath, Ebernoe House, Petworth

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Saturday 14 February 1948
Evesham Standard & West Midland Observer

Situations Vacant
Wanted, Married Couple, as Parlourman and good Cook: must be used to good private service; very good references essential; family 4, but later one elderly lady; country; good bus service to large towns. - Write Mrs.Heath-Caldwell, Linley Wood, Talke, Staffs.

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Thursday 13 May 1948
West Sussex Gazette

Cook, good, single-handed, wanted for the country. Aga stove. 'Bus one mile, between Petworth and Haslemere. Comfortable quarters for husband and child. Write to Lady Heath, Ebernoe House, Petworth

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Saturday 15 May 1948
Widnes & Runcorn Chronicle

Housekeeper, Generals, Etc, Situations Vacant
Wanted at once, Temporary Cook; family 3 and two children; no nursery meals; good personal reference required; Kidsgrove address - Mrs.Heath-Caldwell, Linley Wood, Talke, Staffs. Tel.Kidsgrove 41.

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Saturday 12 June 1948
Crewe Chronicle

Cheshire Guides' Rally
A Guides' Rally, arranged by Commissioner Mrs.Peter Binley, will be held on Saturday at The Hall, Alsager, when Guides of Alsager, Nantwich, Crewe, and Sandbach will be present. Mrs.T.W.Harley (County Commissioner for Cheshire) will open the rally at 4 o'clock. Supporting her will be Miss Barbour, Miss Violet Royds, Mrs.Heath-Caldwell and Mrs.Wotherspoon. Sir Francis Joseph has promised to take the chair.

Mrs.Heath-Caldwell is retiring after over 20 years service as Commissioner and the thanks of the Guides will be expressed to her on this occasion. If the weather is favourable there will also be a swimming display in the bathing pool at The Hall and in the evening a camp fire.

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Thursday 15 July 1948
West Sussex Gazette

Cook, good, plain wanted; help with rough. Aga stove. Accommodation available for husband and one child. Country situation. 'Bus 1 mile, between Petworth and Haslemere. - Write to Lady Heath, Ebernoe House, Petworth

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Thursday 29 July 1948 new
West Sussex Gazette

Ebernoe
The Horn Fair
Faced at the last minute with the problem of providing "all the fun of the fair" without any pleasure fair, because fair proprietors had "let them down," the Horn Fair Committee did so well as to make the event on Saturday, a great success.

Rationing regulations still debarred the traditional roasting of a sheep on the village green, but horns of a "pre-victim" were forthcoming to be presented to the cricketer making most runs on the winning side. Lurgashall were Ebernoe's opponents in the match.

Ebernoe won 73 and 94 to 61 and 51.Mr.T.G.Stemp made 41 and so received the horns trophy from the hands of Admiral Sir Herbert Heath, who made a humorous speech. He deplored the fact that the good old days of sheep roasting had seemingly gone, but said there was a small hope that it might start again one day. Mr.Stemp said he hoped to win the horns again when 70. A tug-of-war between the cricket teams was also won by Ebernoe. There was a sports programme for the children. Side-shows were well patronised, and Petworth Town Band sportingly turned out to play at very short notice. Evening darts contests were popular and a skittles contest for a live pig was won by Mr.A.Dadswell

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Saturday 28 August 1948
Western Morning News.

Naval Occasion
The unveiling of the Jellicoe and Beatty memorials in Trafalgar Square by the Duke of Gloucester on Trafalgar Day, October 21, will be the greatest naval occasion London has seen for many years. The Duke of Edinburgh will be present, and Also Admiral Sir Herbert Heath, last survivor of the officers who flew their flags at Jutland.
Nelson's famous signal will fly throughout the ceremony, and his prayer, written before Trafalgar, and also Drake's prayer, will be used in the service. - - -

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Monday 13 September 1948
Staffordshire Sentinel

North Staffordshire Tributes to Miss Rosamond Harrison.
continued from page 1. Floral Tributes - Wreathes were sent in by - - - Maer Estate Tenants; Maer Cricket Club; Maer Horticultural Society; Maer Garden Guild; Maer Garden and Estate Staff; Maer Branch, Unionist Association; Maer Women's Institute; Maer Garage and Stables; Mrs.Heath-Caldwell; - - - long list

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Friday 15 October 1948 new
Daily News (London)

The King has approved the appointment of Mr.C.F.Cobbold as Governor and Mr.D.G.M.Bernard as Deputy Governor for five years from March1, 1949
"Discovered" - The City Editor, Oscar C.Hobson writes: Cameron Cobbold is the hero of a City "success story." Stemming from a well-known East Anglian brewing family and educated at Eton and King's, he had to leave Cambridge before finishing his course because his father's death deprived him of the means to take his degree.

He went into the City, at first with a firm of chartered accountants. Before long he was "discovered" by Mr.C.E.Heath, a well-known insurance broker, who took him into his firm and sent him in 1928 at the age of 24 to manage the Italian subsidiary of the Excess Insurance Company. - - - -

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Saturday 16 October 1948
Evesham Standard & West Midland Observer

Situations Vacant
Wanted. Butler or Parlourman, Chauffeur, must be experienced in private service; good personal reference essential; small cottage if married; wife willing to help in house if required. Address, Mrs.Heath-Caldwell, Linley Wood, Talke, Staffs.

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