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P up Ils9answers Show They Know How to Stay Safe Wednesday, 19th June, 1985. 8 THE TEESDALE MERCURY P u p ils 9 answers show they know how to stay safe 92 riders race YOUNG STARS RETAIN TROPHY on wet track Barnard Castle BMX Club had another successful race meeting with 92 riders taking part in wet weather. Results were: Girls, 10 and under: 1, Emma Dobson; 2, Claire Johnson. 11-13: 1, Julie Errington; 2, Julia Moody; 3, Simone Tunstall. 14 plus: 1, Lisa Hall; 2, Samantha Marshall; 3, Vanessa Hall. Boys, 5 and under: 1, Paul Bailey; 2, Stuart Rose; 3, Daniel Marshall. 6: 1, Michael Wood; 2, Martin Eilbeck; 3, James Gregory. 7: 1, Liam Patterson; 2, Andrew Rose; 3, Jonathon Tait. Boys, 8: 1, Ian Hinchcliffe; 2, Stephen Bell; 3, Darren Nelson. 9: 1, Arron Robson; 2, Jonathon Harle; 3, Tim Davis. 10: 1, Paul Naisbitt; 2, Lee Marshall; 3, Ashley Tunstall. 11: 1, Mark Caldecott; 2, Graham Metcalfe; 3, Andrew Gibson. 12: 1, Alan Tohnson; 2, Ryan Graham; 3, Craig Nelson. Boys, 13: 1, Mark Cullen; 2, Martin Sayer; 3, Stephen Hall. 14: 1, Donald Ross; 2. Chris Markie; 3, Andrew Toulson. 15: 1, Gary Robinson; 2, Tony Gladstone; 3, N*di McKenzie. 16 plus: 1, Nigel Wreford; 2, Andrew Akers; 3, Gordon Stanley. The summer series of the club starts on 27th June. It will include eight meetings, and riders’ six best results will count. All must enter at least four times to qualify. Registration is from 6 p.m., with racing at 7 p.m. It is 75p for members and £1 for non-members. Volunteers are needed on Tues- j The Ramshaw team took up an appropriate position out­ days 6-8 p.m. to work on the track. | side their school for the photograph. Andrea Keeling is There is always plenty to do, and at the bottom, the girls in the centre are, from left, Jayne anybody who goes will be wel­ The Gainford team is, from left, Colin Chidzey, Leanne Palmer, Jane Bussey and Shawnee Shepherd. Jonathan come. Body, John McCreanor, Rachel Semple, Lesley Hodgson Simmonds is to the right of the pole and Keith Clarkson and Stephen Parkin. to the left. Trophies for five A shiny trophy which has after penalties so we went on A hefty shield is quite a The winning team is, from left, Teesdale accident prevention com­ points, a creditable total.” The club travelled to Waver- been proudly displayed at taking them until one side missed.” Ian Swinburn, Stuart Mason, Tom mittee which organises the com­ dale, Newcastle, on Sunday for handful for Tom Mardon The best personal achievement Bowes School for a year is Mardon, Simon Hare, Andrew Hat­ petition. Questionmaster was Mr an open meeting. Seventeen riders on the above left, but he and came from Emma Hughes of Bowes to stay there until next Our picture shows Lawrie, who ton and Nicola Morris. Brian Kent, headmaster of Start­ team-mates are delighted to School, which came fourth. She took part as individuals and three summer, thanks to these scored his side’s goal in the final, forth School who is also a mem­ have won it for Startforth Their tally of 107 points out of scored a maximum 30 points. Lesley teams were entered with Barnard young soccer stars. being chaired by delighted team 120 was enough to give them a ber of the committee. Castle A coming sixth out of 20. School in the annual road Hodgson of Gainford and Claire mates Nigel Howard, Darren Kirby, six point lead over runners-up Mr David Cuthbertson, area road Trophies were brought back by safety quiz in Teesdale. Collinson of Middleton both scor­ The Bowley Trophy was first Andrew Dixon, Brian Bell, Karl Gainford. Ramshaw finished third safety officer, said he was impress­ Emma Dobson, David Hickey, It was Startforth’s first win, and ed 29. played for last June by the smaller Williams, Gary Luck and Michael they beat 11 other schools in a with 100 points, in the quiz which ed with the knowledge and en­ Mark Caldecott, Robert Cleasby junior schools in Teesdale and Roberts. high scoring competition, which was held at Green Lane School, thusiasm of the pupils. “What they Other schools taking part were and Andrew Akers. Weardale, and was won by Bowes. have learnt is more important than proved that youngsters throughout Barnard Castle. Forest, Barnard Castle Primary, This Sunday the club is taking The trophy was donated by who wins,’* he stated. “Even the This month they repeated their the dale are well aware of the The trophy was presented by Mr Cotherstone, Totf Hill, Staindrop, a coach to the national meeting Brian Bowley, of Darlington, a team that finished last scored 85 success against eight other schools need to be careful on roads. Michael Wheeler, chairman of Butterknowle and Evenwood. at Wigan. The cost is £5 and the keen football fan who has worked bus leaves the Beaconsfield car in the seven-a-side competition at Green Lane School. hard over many years promoting park at 6-30 a.m. Anyone wishing the game. He brought the trophy Paul Dobson scoring well for the to go can telephone 37804 for Raine family take top honours Dennis Parkin on home side. But the Bowes boys had to back from France after travelling details. All the top riders will be fight hard before retaining it. In with a Darlington team for a form with 22 points There were also victories for at this national so it will be a an exhausting final they beat St. game against its twin town Amiens. as they return to spring show the Pipes and the still unbeaten good day out for all. Mary’s Catholic School on sudden In Barnard Castle and District The following week the regional The competition was organised Quiz League Cricketers B scored Rugby Club over Cricketers B and death penalties. the Edge respectively. meeting is at Waverade, where the by Mr Ken Dodd, headmaster of After missing a year at Middle- and Sons; 2, Arundel Services; 3, a two point victory over the club will once again be taking a Captain Lawrie Smith explained: Forest School, and will be held ton Spring Show the Raine family J. Vickers. Ewe, gimmer shearling Champions, and the Edge had an In League B Nigel Stevens scor­ bus. “We drew 1-1 and were still equal again next summer. returned to take the championship and gimmer hogg: 1, L. Raine easy victory of the Pipes. ed 19 points for Golden Lion to with an aged ram and the reserve and Sons; 2, Bayles Bros.; 3, J. In League B Dennis Parkin remain unbeaten with a win ovei title with a ewe. Vickers. scored 22 of Golden Lion’s points the Bridge, as d«d Keith Hinch- The ram was bred by R. Mar- Tup hogg not in hands of in their one point win over Mind- cliffe for Charlie’s Angels, who Two award winners are well in the running again wood, Long Green, and cost £8,000 breeder: 1, C. C. Martin and E. benders with Mike Witham scoring also remain unbeaten with their two years ago at Hawes. The ewe A. Day; 2, J. C. White; 3, C. 21 of his side’s 34. Anne Mason victory over D.O.P.E.S. was home bred and took the Staley. Tup hogg shown in no and Andrew Watson both scored Secretaries were asked to have championships at various shows last other class: 1, J. C. White; 2,.L. 17 points for the Bridge which scoresheets filled in and submitted year. Raine and Sons. Male and female: proved to be too much foi to the league secretary by Friday 1, L. Raine and Sons; 2, Arundel Cricketers A. The D.O.P.E.S. kept The ewe also won the F. following matches on Tuesday. Services; 3, Bayles Bros. Two up their winning streak with a win Stephenson perpetual challenge cup gimmer hoggs: 1, L. Raine and over Wheatsheaf. Charlie’s Angels League A: Champions 28, for the best sheep bred by the Sons; 2, Bayles Bros; 3, J. H. remained unbeaten, crushing the Beaconsfield 30; King’s Head 26, exhibitor. The silver cup for the Hel’s Angels 38; Cricketers B 28, Emerson. Sheep not to have won Black Horse. best tup hogg was also won by the Pipes 34; the Edge 36, Rugby a prize: 1, Bayles Bros.; 2, M. Club 49. League B: Charlie’s the Raine family. Wilson; 3, Messrs Sandersons. League A: Cricketers B 32, Angels 37, D.O.P.E.S. 26; the Champions 30; the Pipes 29, the Bridge 25, Golden Lion 34; Wheat­ The Ciba Geigy silver cup for Three sheep bred by exhibitors: Edge 41. League B: Golden Lion sheaf 32, Black Horse 15; Cricket­ the best shearling ram was won 1, L. Raine and Sons; 2, Bayles 35, Mindbenders 34; the Bridge 38, ers A 25, Mindbenders 30. by Frank Marshall of Lunehead Bros.; 3, J. Vickers. Cricketers A 35; D.O.P.E.S. 36, Wheatsheaf 32; Charlie’s Angels League A for the second year running. The J. Pinkney class: 1 and 2, L. 50, Black Horse 22. W DLF A P shearling was champion at Hawes Raine and Sons; 3, F. Marshall. Rugby Club 4 0 0 194 141 8 last year for J. Clarkson of Dale Best woolled sheep: 1, F. Mar­ The fifth week saw a close Hel’s Angels 4 0 0 151 113 8 Head and cost £10,500. shall; 2, J.
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