company's growth THOUGH Candy and Morris has been in business for half a century it was in the 1930 s that the company really began establishing a brisk rate of growth. his widow. who took charge. was joined by Mr. Howard Morris. The company's present title was adopted in 1934.

Previously ilarb-Lustre had been concerned principally with Making quality fireplaces. But it now found itself foster parent to a new interest Candy and Morris decided to extend its service to customers and start a division to cater for the Heti' requirements of the trade. Mr. P

n Warwickshire cricketers reported for net practice.

One of the greatest encouragements to junior chess in recent years has been the Sunday Times Schools Tournament, which has an ever-increasing number of entries each year. Part of the competition's success is due to the age handicap which enables a youthful team to defeat stronge

cut plane noise A noise certification scheme for civil aircraft of the future is outlined by Mr. Douglas Jay, President of the Board of Trade, In a written answer to Mr. Hugh Jenkins. Labour M P for Putney. Mr. Jay said he had now decided that a scheme of noise certification sho

18, 1967 COUNTY EDITION 81-91 John Bright St. Tel: MID 2911 Trwmph Datnbuters for Greater

No. 33,839 4d. Tuesday, April 18, 1967, M I DLAND EDITION PJ EVANS 81-91 John Bright St. Tel: MID 2911 Trturnph Disuibutors for Greater Birmingham.

CHIMNEY POTS FLUE LINERS AIR BRICKS CAVITY LINERS COPINGS RIDGE TILES AGRICULTURAL PIPES CLAYWARE SILLS STEP BLOCKS OVEN TILES BRIQUETTES REFRACTORIES The great name in heavy clayware Rid auk Mfg Company Maul, Moasham, via Surton-on-Trant, Staffs. Ti!: Madam 111141511;

Aern g. i speaking, this Is Chrono the first ca ll ofy Bromagrove's two festivals both of which have attracted international attention. The second is held in the autumn and has come to be known as the Stoke Prior Autumn Arts Festival. The artistic director of the festival which