OLD SCHOLARS' ASSOCIATION ENGAGEMENTS Jane Pearce Eric Perry Elizabeth Sear Ann Dixon and Derek Dawes David Robson Linda King MARRIAGES Jennifer Peverali Ian Leach Pat Knott P. Sampson Pat Ingham Claire Aspin Yvonne O'Donoghue Avis Brock Graham Haclin Rosemary OIney Sylvia Newell Janet Roberts Anne Dean Sandra Hopkins Jacky Britton Barry Richardson and Janet Tarry Sylvia Pearce Judy Williams IMPENDING MARRIAGES Jane Pearce - July, 1969 Eric Perry - August, 1969 Ann Dixon and Derek Dawes - who go back to Malawi in September. BIRTHS Joyce Edmondson (nee Robson) - a second daughter, Katherine Claire, March 22nd, 1969, Rex and Janet Findlay - a son, Paul Alexis. AT HOME Christine Shepherd - working in a bank. Julia Hodson (nee Logan) - teaching in Manchester. Ken Shorey - teaching in Stanmore. Peter West - 1st Class Maths degree from Cambridge. Alyson Walters - 2nd Class degree in Psychology. Graham Haclin - working for a mining firm in Tipper ary, p26 BBC OPPORTUNITIES FOR SCIENCE SIXTH FORMERS THE ENGINEERING DIVISION Immediate applications are invited for Technical Assistant and Technical Operator vacancies occuring in September 1969. These permanent and pensionable appointments will be to the Radio, Television, Communications and Transmitter Engineering Departments, and offer an interesting and challenging career with good prospects. TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS work under the supervision of an Engineer and are responsible for the adjustment, modification and main- tenance of all the complex electronic equipment employed in radio and television broadcasting. Training is provided to enable those with ability to qualify for Engineer grade in under four years. TECHNICAL OPERATORS are concerned with the operation of studio equipment in both the radio and television services. In television, they are concerned with the operation of cameras, sound and lighting equipment. In radio they are responsible for the quality and control o programmes. Training is provided to enable staff to apply for more senior Technical Operator appointments. Applicants should be young men aged at least 18, who have normal colour vision. They should have G.C.E. 'O' level passes in English Language, Mathematics and Physics, and those seeking Technical Assistant appointments should have read up to G.C.E. 'A' level in Mathematics or Physics. The starting salary for school leavers is £647 p.a. rising after one year to £975 p.a. or £1,050 p.a. for those working in the London area. Write for Application form and further details lo : Engineering Recruitment Officer, British Broadcasting Corporation, Broadcasting House, London W1A IAA. p22