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No. 5066. Established 1854. BARNARD CASTLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st, 1952. Prior TWOPENCE.

FOR THE OVER 80 CLUB. Chamber of Trade Appeal THE CHIEF SCOOT - — GAINFORD MAN Mercury Calendar How the late Councillors attended Meeting A social evening, the programme May. of waich comprised of whist games 2'2. Eggleston Agri. Soc. Meeting. to Local Sportsmen TO VISIT RETURN OF ATTENDANCES FOR THE YEAR ENDED and competitions. was arranged by FOUND IN TEES 22. A.11.('. Sale, Newgate Metho- 19th MAY, if 52 members of the Mechanis' Institute dist Church. RABY Whist Drive Umimittee on Monday A verd,ct suiede while the V. Stertforth C.C. Whist Drive, _We have received a request duty to support these Games to evening in the King's Head Hotel. balance of the Newaham W.I. Bern Dance. British Olympic Associa- the beat of our ability, having COUNCIL! cosuirrnEs The proceeds from the evening will mind es'as disturbed 23. tee When Lord Rowallan, the Chief Sanitary Work. wus reccirded by the Coroner (Mr R. 23. Barnard Castle Y.F.C. Dance eee which the following is an regard to the support which °tiler Scout, emits itaby Castle this NAME Hospital Hysighwa Housing help the funds of the Over 60 Club. Hewitt) at the inquest hted at at hartington Hail. countries gave us in London in Poe.- Act- Sewage Hg s General (Tenancy The ladies of the comm ttee served di- coming week-end, it will be a ibis nal Works Plase Plasm Purposes etaiedroe on Saturday on Robert 24. Danee at Mickleton °hutch es you will know, the British 1948, but also because they notable occasion •in the 'history of Saeotion) refreshments during an interval. Henderson, 77 years old retired rail- Institute. achieve an immensity of good in Asseciat.on is appealing Scouting in Dunham County. About P A P A P I A A P A P A wayman of The 'lollies, Eden Lane, 24. Circuit Love Feast, Wesley ads to send our team to the world.. In addition veCt have one hundred Queen's Scouts from all Ga [Ilford. Chiirch, Middleton-in-Teesdale, le a special contributem to' make as canape: Gaines to be lekl this parts of. the country are also Barker, G. A 16 14 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 8 4 Election for Bar forth Miss Elsie May Hendersoa, 7-0 p.m. at Helsinki. We fed most the very (Nadler of the high ideal expected to be in camp at Raby Carter, G. A. 16 9 12 8 12 1 9 12 9 12 9 8 7 daughter of deceased, raid in 25. Lartington Sunday School that it is net only our of amateur sportamainehip. Park, and visitors will include Carter, V. 16 16 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 8 8 dence that her father left home oa Anniversary. " Sport is one of the only Scouts from the North of England, Cook, Rev. S. L. 16 4 12 1 12 12 1 12 1 and Ovington ehe evening of May 14th to visit 26, 27. 28. Bd. Castle Amateur spheres of international relation- and many in particular from Huck, F. 16 16 12 10 12 10 12 10 12 10 8 7 friends. 'She wae not alarmed by his Dramatic Society preeent "One -where the Iron Certain does Durham •County. Maude, G. H. 16 6 12 6 12 6 12 12 7 8 2 The departuie of Coen. John prolonged abeence until his friends Wild Oat." on CRICKET not exist. Once, every Sour years Lord Rowallan will spend the Norton, A. H. 16 8 12 2 12 2 12 2 12 2 8 3 'Herbert (from Barforth Hall. wince came to her auntie and said 'they 27. N.R. Yorks. Fed. Y.F.C. rim to j the means of the youth of the greater part of Saturday afternoon Picken, J. E. 16 12 12 10 12 10 12 10 12 9 8 5 terminated his association with the had not seen him. . Show and Dance. MORD CASTLE 1st Xl. v. world gather at this great .fest:vat and evening as well as Sunday Robinson, E. C. 16 13 12 8 12 8 12 8 12 8 8 6 Startforth Rural District Council A search by the police and 31. Dance - at Mickleton Church CKCLIFFE PARK 1st Xl. of sport. For the first time, many morning at flab,/ Castle. During the Rutter, Mrs A. M. 16 14 12 11 12 11 12 11 12 11 8 8 after thirty years of very valuable lagere. mitiah lasted throughout the Institute for Girl Guides. of them travel abroad, and, if (Chairman) 31. Cyclist eleet Gymkhana. etc. on programme arranged for Saturday, service, left the parish of Idarforth night and part of the following day, at Barnard Castle the last games are aft indication, he will .oresent Royal Certificates Watson, E. I 16 16 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 8 8 and Ovington rienhoilt a ireprosenta- proved uneuccessful. - June. , 17th May. Scores: they return home full of entlite- and Badges to Queen's Smuts, and Watson, R. 16 10 12 8 12 9 12 9 12 9 8 -3 tive. No ,nominations were ireeeived Evidence that Robert Henderson 2. Cyclists Meet Procession and 15 e Park—N. Bell c Dixon iasm for the evny they have been on Sunday he will attend a Scouts in the prescribed period and it was depressed was given by h's son,. Gym khana. 17; F. lambert c Best b treated, and the xeepect and Own service, which will be col- NOTE.—The letters "P" and ' A" appearing at the top of each co umn for committees are to be appeared that no one cared to take Mr Robert 0. Henderson, of 29, The 2. Eggleston Dance, 31; 1; P. Abbott 'lbw b Donald, fidendship which they have for ddcted by the Dean of Dunham. read as meaning "possible" and "actual ' respectively over the work. Coun Herbert had Broadway lemtbourne, Darlington. 2. ; Appleby Races and Spoets. I c Best b Donald, 2; R. their fellow competitiors. As each Later the Cthierf Scout will leave undertaken for suck a long period. who said that the frequently visited' 6, 7, 8, 9.. Middleton-in-Teesdale b Garbutt. 2; G. Pratt 'is to a greater or lesser deg,ee Baby Castle and visit the permanent Three 'nominations have now bee: his either at Gainfo:d. , Carnival Week-end, 23; N. Allan c Clarke b a hero amongst the sporting camp at Stockier neat Idrancepeth. received and an elector will be acid " When I saw him a little over a 7. Newshain W.I, Garden Fete. . .1; G. Richardson b public of his own land, he is Among those who will wekome at Ovington on Tuesday, June 3rd. week ago." said witness. " he wars 7. Nershain W.I. Dance. readily believed, and one, at any 4; B. Gunn b Watson, Lord Royalton at Raby Castle will Recognise the New Councillors Withdrawals were allowed until not. .lemself. It was aue like him' to 13. Newsliam W.I. Concert and yea c Best b Wilkinson, 0; rate, of the foundations for a be the. Lord Lieutenant of Durham yesterday. Le bed on a fine day. and my Dance n b Donald, 0; extras, peaceful future far generations to County, Lord Lawson of Nourish, The three' contestants are: son and I tried to persuade him to ,13. Staindrop Gymkhana. , 70.Bowling—Donald, 5-16; come is thereby soundly laid." and Lord Barnard, the County " III BARNEY " WILL BE AROUND AGAIN Herbert H. Cowling, B. ignall go out. 14. Bowes Parish Hall Carnival 1-17; Wilkinson, 3-16; The Association has no funds apart Commissioner for Boy Scouts. House, Ovington; John Graham, " He did not want to talk and 21. Kinninvie Shoot and Sports ,•l14 0, 1-11. from voluntary contr.butions and Idarforth Barforth; and said he thomeht he was done," added '21. Glaxo Sports Day. nird Castle.—F. W. Andersoa we feel that tars a cause which 19 The renewed Intelest among who has already proved his ability William Septimus Teorborn, The witness. "I searched along the 28. Baldrta W.I. Carnival. bert, 1; H. Wearmouth c Aiken resiuents of Barnard Castle in the as an all-round artist. worthy of support by the town. Our Friary, Ovington. They' are well river bank whece my father was July. non, Bailey . b Connuittee has deemed to establise administ,ration of the alleles or 'the Price of programme is only 61., known in the district. fond of walking. and scar Snow Hill, . 5. Newsham Spoits. Str Thomas town, evidenced by the record poll which is 12; J. Mitchell b Sanderson, a subsciription list for this purpose, exceedingly good value. HERBERT HUGH COWLING I found hie. body in a pool in the . 3, 4 Dixon e lambert b Pratt, 9; and would like Barnard Caste) tr at the recent electiOns and also by As part of 'the Barnard Castle river bed. Isom farms at Brignall House and is well- His jacket, risme and nakl c Earl b Pratt, 1; J. W. contribute a worthy total. This the attendance at the eve:of-theepoill Cyclists' Meet Whitsuntide celebra- known in the area. He is a brother socks were lying on the bank near- 10 t e Allan b Bell, 9; A. Wilk- Society ,s donating £2 2s. and Dugdale at meeting held in the Witham hale, . trona there wilt be.te demonstration of Mr T. H. Cowling, the present by." lbw b Pratt, 0; G. Clarke b aliPeale to resiuente and sporting will no doubt be further stimulated of archery by members of the chairman of the Barnard Castle _P.C. Walton sad he and villayers De 0; R. Watson c Leece b Pratt, and other local associations to give Richmond by two cartoons which aepear in Nottingham Archers, one of the branch of the N.F.U. Malting his searched the district followieg a. Best not out. 0; extras. 1: this appeal their sympathetic con- this year's souvenir programme for :leading .Nottinglutin chrbe and one initial attempt to become a coun- information received that Henderson 016 Englanb 36. Bowling.--Sanderson, sideration. Contributions submitted the Whitsuntide Cycle Meet. of whose members, Mr George Rice, cillor. Has a great interest•iii had not returned home. The river Lambert, 1-6; Pratt, 5-10; through our Hon.. Treasurer, Mr J. . At the annual meeting at Rich- The drawings which ale c011,. 119,:ds the Scottish National Chem- affairs and is taking part in the blank neae Snow Hill was 25 to 30 %bids tai 2-1. A. Gardner, Martins Bank Ltd. mond Division Consereative Associa- tributed " Robin," a Barnard pionship for 1951, contest at the request of many', feet high and there was a drop (sf Saturday Barnard Castle have Bareard Castle, will be ackowledged tion hold in the Town Hall, Rich- Castle artist, depict in emicature The first shoot will start ai 11-30 people in the parish.. four feet into the pool where the "ROCKET" MEN'S WEAR SHOPS la as vistiors and the team through the " Teesdale Metctiry " mond, on Saturday, Colonel T. the newly-elected councillors. a.m., and at 6-30 p.m. there wilt be JOHN GRAHAM. Another farmer body wag recovered. be: F. W. Anderson, G. R. and forwarded with a list of oun- Eustace Smith, 'Wall) was elected Members al the Urban Council an Archery-Darts match, when the candidate. Took over Barfortib Han The Coroner said that although S. Best. P. Dixon, B. tributors to the British Olympic chairman, said it -was a great who retaieed their seata appear on visiting archers will play a darts from Coun. J. Herbert. the ;retiring the evidence was not completely Ph the left giving a welcome to the new team from Barnard Castle, the IAT. d. J. W. Garbutt, W. Heelop, Aieec:ation. honour to have ou the platform 'at councillor. Hai only lived in the clear, he thought the only conclu- Anthony Donald Ltd. retell, R. Watson. H. Weer Yours faithfully, the same team two Ministers of the arrivals .who approaoh the Council Archers shooting at a double-size parish for just over 12 months. Was sion one could come to was that P. al , A. Wilkinson. J. T. EMMEIISON. President. Clown at their annual meeting. lie Chamber with ceremony befitting dartboard target from a distance of previously engaged in farming at Henderson took his .own life, and near 'Boots' BARNARD CASTLE 2/3. the occasion. thirty feet. lad XI. visit C,otherstone and J. N. PAUL Hone Secretary. did not think it thud been done in Todhills, near Wallington. aid has that he did so while the fella -cis also st 1 I and will he: .1. Allison. G. J. A. GARDNER, Hon. Treesurce. the Division before and he doubted Though Councillor Norman Jack- Both shoots will take place the quarrying interests in the P:erce- the mind was disturbed. Middlasbro% Durham & Darlington m Embleton, son heads the proceesion as he Inner Bailey of the Castle. ma. H. Coates. K. if any other Division had enjoyed bridge area. He has not had any Linger, W. Metcalfe. T. D. 811011 au honour. headed the 'will. his colleagues are 'Ilhe hon. semetary (Major T. previous local government exper- --- in the order in which they Beckivith) reported at the Manage- NEW APPOINTMENT FOR SWALEDALE LEAGUE son, K. Smith, J. Walker, L. BOWES He plopesed the re-election of not ience: Offers his service at ,:equest CONSERVATIVE AGENT. Roo . N. Wood. Viscount Swinton as president, finished at the Poet. ment'Meeting held on 16th May that ef many friends. Used to ceuntry DINNER. METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. This lively piece of humour, au at last itee have received exemption GER Cup Competitions. • which was carried. Fife and despite only residing in 'Ithe many friends of Major A. draw for the Christie Cup Replying, the congratulated Sir innovation for the Cycle Meet pro- from Entertainment Duty foa. the district only a short tune clainis to In the if M. n Hall, Rieliniond, on In the recent scripture examitra- gramme, is calculated to muse a gymkhanas to be held on Whit • the former Secretary and Friday night, officials, players and tition is as follows: Mon the foil-wine 'results have been Thomas Dugdalo on aria election to know the area quite well. Agent for the Bullion Auckland O'H iffe Park v. Glaxo. office as Minister of Agriculture, and buzz of excitement among electors Saterday and Whit Mondey. WILLIAM SEPTIMUS THOR- supporters• of the Swaledale Foot- obtained by scholars attending the as well as whom. the councillors Conrespondence commenced in Diyisioaial Conservative Association, ball League attended the sixth (kirk v. Daangton Gasworks Bowes Methodist Sunday School: said British agriculture was BURN resides in Ovington and will be glad to know die has d Castio Railway Club v. fortunate in baying him as wore all themselves. The programmes will be November 1951 and wp diave now carries on a builder's business. Also annual gathering. Mir J. E. Elliott, Div. IL, Anne Bainbridge, 1st class, on sale .tbis week. achieved our objective. eeceirod a similar appointment ire U es. 72 marks; Muriel Bell, 71) marks, 1st of the them. The Viscount said until a well-known (thwarter and claims the Croydon East Division, and will Melsonby, ohairnmar of the League, orbh v. Ingleton. the Conservatives were in, he had The outcrops are unique in the This sav,ing will to reduce to be able to minty his practical presided. class; Jean Kipling, 71 marks, 1st amine and our outstanding debt more quiekiy. (eminence his new duties on Juno The Mayor. Ald. J. Todd, AN Catholic Club v. Barning- ciass. Div. IV.. Mary Guy, 84 marks. .11.0 idea that things were so 'bad as history ef the Meet knowledge espec'ellv in regard ter lat. theeeware. The lepeGovernment had =ere vex-to-be-, The chairman, tE, Anderson, housing and other kindred probl in the Biaboo toprezensted the cup given by Mr Cross ht- class ; Jane Kitkle78 .merkee 1st ' -eeeliertgretedstedeethiveHaiveedeezeaseiee weeteree problems Major Hills A. uggett. legerare n tt Ceitherstome class; Mary flayed!, 58 marks, 2nd lead-eht ObliKenteleSellektrier eieteenmittlee e''' -Auckland Drieieiii Orr three year Vellisee v. Staiaton. of dietaster. Six months more of But another reason wey every and other members endorsed the. 8) the champions, and Miss Margeret N class; John Martin. 68 marks, 1st later moving to . Haninieramith Todd, daughter of the Mayor handed Magna v. Aldffro'-St.-John. class. Socialist Government and we (should resident of Barnard Castle ehould Soubh. Recognised as a man of 273 competition will commence on have been literally bankrupt. The purchase a emery is that a. proportion numarure cups to the idaYers: proceeds go towards the action, a good organliser. and pes- Suggett, K. Persone, (1. Morrissey, thy, 1952. Conservatives had done a great of the BOWES Property sessmg a lively and jovial personal- 7-15: draw for the Teesdale deal in .restoring confidence. They funds of the lst Barnard Castle Martz, W. Gunnell, N. Vasey, is, PARISH HALL FUND. ity, he leaves behind a large circle Cup Competition will be OBITUARY were only at the beginning and it Group of Boy Scouts, imembens of High Skears, a smallholding situ- V. Morley, P. Howe, D. Deighton, o wee that which will in the next two weeks of admirers in the North. A. Cradoek, J. Hayward, M. Wilson. in duo course. would be teuniblv *oey t ated on the Aukside Road, Middle- He ,was born in India, LACE ground. He added: " I am frankly make door-to-door sales. At a committee meeting held May and in C4'ibitru, ruuners-up, received the MR A. W. BENNETT. 12th, the committee of the above ton-dr-Teesdale, was offered for sale addition to living in Malaya, where trophy given by Mr It. Brown, of 15: amazed at the utter •iirresponsibility And a word to parents. The scone- ou Tuesday at the Cleveland Arms he was a cubber planter, be was EGGLESTON v. of the Leaders of the Opposition. To" buy your n0PY, the better iisation anranged for the oa.ni- Colburn. It was received by Mr G. in TRAINING REGT. (Gatterick) The interment took place on 'opportunity your child will have to cy'rano be held Saturday. June 140h, Hotel by. Mr Thomas Addison. The employed in London for a short Streaks, captain frein Mr S. B. CO RY Saturday at the Church of England The country must realise it. The property, whieh comprised a house, tinse. ikanservatives were leaving no stone study the profile of " The Mystery commenting 5-30 p.m. Arising from s and approximately Turner, chairman of Bermingham at Eggleston on Saturday, Cemetery of Mr Arthur Wilson Matt," who will make his appear- a euggesti.on put forward by MT' farm building is aseociated with the Terri- Club. unturned to see that they did know. 14 acres of land, was otfered with torials, solved with the Loedon lay. Scores: Bennett; whose death occurred the He knew that many of idle measures twee at certain times daring the Forkin, bead master, Bowes school- The Zetland Cuip, won by Gilling, Testa.—Black b Blood, 1: previous Thursday at his re4idenee events on Whit Monday. vacant possession and- realised Scottish and was later commissioned Bri taken by the Conservatives were un- children will .present " Snow White 350 was premented by Mr D. Brooks, N'T c Reynolds b Parker, 34; at Sayer's Cottage, Market Place, Cash vouchers will be distribute.' end the Seven Dwarfs," au operetta Slat Highland Division in Town Clerk of Richmond. poptiar, but everyone of them was North Africa. A keen sportsman, be b Parker. 2; S. Ilailibridge Barnard -Castle. " The Mystery Man of the in four scenes produced by Mies The knock-out medals competition d b Parker. 3; Hetherington Mr Bennett, who was 53 years of necessary to retrieve the position. hoin ldthes an international trial.cap fur The whode of the approach to the cet " to those children under 16 Wise, a membe; of the school staff. MIDDLETON CELTIC A.F.C. hockey. was won by Colburn. County Coun. Blood, 3: J. Moore lbw b age. was born in the town and was transpolt question was direct and Y ears who-ean identify him. Follow It is ihoped that mauy will take the R. B. Kiirteey (resented them to: 0; M. Moore b Mood, 5; H. educated at Barnard Castle School, not doctuinaire. and which applied carefully the instructions in the opportunity of seeing this perform- Strankm, .1. Mason, R. Coulson, row! e Parker 'b Blood. 0; S. Coates where 'his father was a teacher of programme. Sir.—On behalf of our injured TRACTOR DAMAGED AT eived to everything they had done. ance given the evening previous to player, Reg. Pinkney, and all mein- E. Gareide, .70 Smith, G. Bennias. 1; D. Bainbridge b Blood, woodwork for over 50 years. L. Dugdale, Minister of The twoecolour cover this Tear the carnival. ROKEBY FARM. .1. ..Ulark. 11. Willis, D. Reid, I). Walton not out. 0; extras, 1; For some years Mr Bennett Sir T. bore rend players of the Middleton line Agriculture, thanked the branches carries it line drawing of a familiar The conunittee aro greatly in- Celtic A.F.C., I wish to commend Davey, A. Robinson J. Sykes and 50. Bowling.—Blood, 5-26. resided in London and Leeds, eihere for their work which achieved a, Barnard Castle landscape well debted to Mr J. Garbutt, of Barnard Barnard Castle Pire Service were A. 'Copeland. igh) Training Regt.---Horme b he .followed his employment as a D. L. Pittuck, art through -this paper tall persons con- by satisfactory result at the General executed by Mr Castle, ealso 'recently Lyave a sub- nected with the Barnard Castle calltsd to Rokebv.Grange on Satur- Mr R. J. Brown, of Colburn, was B; Bradford e and b 31. Moore deisel engineer. About five years ago Election, He was firmly convinced master at Bernal d Ceetle School, stantial donation to th;. above fund dav afternoon to deal with a fire thanked for donating a cup for V. N' b Tarn. 0; Stevens Lbw b he returned to Barnard Castle and Amateurs Football Chib for their which severely deranged a farm competition. He left for Austrolia and if it had not been that the country and expressed their sincere thanks. assistance e. 2; Bishop b Tarn, 7; until his death had been on the staff was wise enough to have a change Doreen Turnbull has been chosen tractor. The unit in attendance on Tuesday, May 20th, with his Lucie! b Tarn, 2: Reynolds b Tarn, at the Moriritt Arms. The friendly 'benefit match. Prevented the outbreak from opread- wife and daughter. and the "Ayrier" im of Government, wo would have been LONDON SCOTTISH carnival queen and her retinue will anranged by the Amateurs' Secre- ton not out, 2; Shelton A service 'Was conducted prior to We had be Hilda Donald. Margaret Milner, ing to pouts of the farm buildings. L'up is named after des lather-in- do Tan, 0; Wild b J. Moore, 0; interment by the Vicar, the Rev. in a very bad -Position. tary and myself and played at bits avoided falling over the cliff, but BAND TO PLAY 3tiie:el Belles. Christine Guy, Team The fire was thought to have. been law's farm in Australia. ran out. 1: extras, 3; total, B. Selwyn Smith. Mr Bennett is Middleton last Thursday Might was caused by an electrical fault. Sub.- The Colburn Club, were still on the edge of the Kipling, Pat AJilison Pauline Close. well supported. Our injuired player through Mrs wring.—H. Tarn, 6-8. survived by his widow. orecipiee. He dealt 'with the Budget, Wilfred Atkinson, Albert Raine and Officer Horseman wa% in charge of G. Stranks, 'handed a biscuit baorel IN BARNARD CASTLE lias received the sum of L6 4s. from: the unit. the transport queetiou. He said Mr Peter Guy. the proceeds. to Mr and Mrs Brown. 001 MacMillan had made a good start For the numerous enquiries and RSA with the housing question. The Barnard Castle resdeuts will be help, I sincerely thank the Barnard outlook for the future appeared to able to wituesa two ceremonies of beating retreat in Galgate on Wed- W.I. JOTTINGS Castle Amateurs fon what they have be good. Local authorsties were done and for the sporting game the 'being given more opportunitiea. nesdays, Jene 4th end June llth. which took place. tatiotie 1000 CYCLES He added: " We are very far Both cerentonies will be performed W HORLTON. Yours faithfully. at from being out of the wood. ' by the Band of the 1st Battalion London Scottish Regiment with A. WILKINSON. SO TO CHOOSE FROM AT UPTONS There might be anxiety amonp ' Mrs Vickery, tresideut, presided. Middleton 'Celtic A.F.C. the their supporters in the country wno pipes and drums, and by permission 3Lrs Bowman gave 811 account of W A 1,ic7lly recommended model is— felt the Government was not gettine of Lieut.-Col. A. M. Bothwick, delegates' meeting at Dtutham. The ▪ on as they would like. He said they enibroderv demonstration was given Ile, The advance piety of the 1st must 4top the train going in the hy Miss Race and Mrs 'Wells gave Bowes Y.F.C. wrong direction and it took a long Loudon Scottish will arrive at West- a vote of thanks. The mystery time to get it into the night momen- wick Camp on Saturday. May 31st, parcel given hv Mrs Howson was tum. He ens very proud to be and will be under the command ot won by Mrs Vickery. The competi- Mere was quite a good attendience stauding there in the heart of tne Major D. V. Penman. tion, a hat trimmed with wild at a stock-judging practice held at me Last summer a similar ceremony Thornberry, by kind invitation of + was Riehmoudithire %vision* as Minister flowers, was won by Miss. Bain- of Agriculture. was carried out in the Bowes bridge 'with Mrs Bowe seeottd. Social Mr W. Swiebank on Thursday, 15th te Museum by a military. band creepy- May. Two classes of ishorthora ubers He bad tried to make appreole- half-hour was arranged by Miss tion of the pesition as he found it. lug one of the camps III the 1101011- Green and Mrs Bowman. Hostesses cattle, cows in mitk, and in-calf 4, in Sa bourhood for a fortnight and was heifers, and one class of Teesweter led It became abundantly clear that we were Mesdames Marehall and were in danger of a wide spread followed by a brief progromme of Role n son . ewes were judged. Senior judgee retrenchment in the reduction of popular musie. were: Cattle, Messrs S. Luck and m e. G. W. Foster; isnd sheep, Mesers S. Heavy Quality Tea Towels at Unbleached Twill Sheets. Ex- 4, they food from agricultural industry of our country. They had to try and Addison and R. Sayer. only 2'- each ceptionally hardwearing. Double g tie At the 'recent London College of Winners: Senior-1, Miss M. [mid get back again some of 'the tillage BETTER FACILITIES REVEAL Music examinations for the piano- Bed size. 45/ per pair 4, had lost and he felt that Addison; 2, Mrecolm BeHas; 3. I da acreage me GREATER INTEREST. forte, the following were successful: Miirice Bayles. Juniors-1, Law- eh• ailyG Striped Roller Towelling Striped Turkish Towel, the 22" imited it was being successful. Ciinfidence Hilda Stout, 27, Bridgegate, passed .141 in the indastry had been waning rence Aldereon; 2 Miss M. Guy. 3'5 per yd I 44", were 6%11 each mem primary exam. first class; Robert Prizes kindly g:ven by Mr Swin- re on because of . the increased charge of Since the members of the Parkinson, 58, Nmagate, Barnard Now oily 4/3 each Hercules production costs. Steps had to be hank were presented by Mrs J. N. Women's Section of the Barnerd Castle, passed primary exam. firs.it Alderson, and members were after- ediy taken to deal with He Castle Beitish Legiogi, completed class; Jean Stout, 27, Bridgegate, The financial statement presented wards entertained to supper by Mr to their new beadqUarters inerelmel Passed preparatory exam. first class. and Mrs Swinbank. A vote of thanks 444444444+4 A FEW ONLY +++++ 4+4+4+ mid 'KESTREL' CLUB by e'apt. Stack te..dected treasur- interest has been Amen by mem- In the theory of music exams., er, showed roughly about R300 in was' proposed by Malcolm Belles and With ReYnolda "631'' frame bers towards [raising the corn of Eilleen Smith, King's Head Hotel, Printed Jaspe Bed- Pastel Tinted Dam- tubes end hand. seconded by Matiricie Bayles. Reversible t MAL special cut away lugs. Narrow barrel Racine new and necessary furnishings. The Palmed elementary exam. first class. The meeting on Moodily evening, spreads in various ask Tablecloths, in ext cables. Dunlop Sprite tyres. Maes bend handlebars with Vireethe.irmen re-elected were Col. chief form of money-raising is be Sheila Gregory, The Bank, Barnard Shoek-sto ,epattern grips. Caliper brakes with silvered H. I,. W. Waller and Mrs Joy, ago 19th May. took the form of a sporte attraction colours Gold, Blue or Green. ne attractive eoaltohueesr "Kestrei" Racing Saddle. whist drives .held on- the new Castle. nasseff elementary exam. Travelling Rugs Finished in it was stated the Young Conserva- practice in preparation for the Telly sal dolga& Mee70" . Sin 54 x 54", were Le a premeses each month and the inter- 'first class; Margaret Dodgem, 3. on 27th May. Without gear 117/7/5 tives had a nominee in mind. est has resulted in:added members Marwood Drive Barnerd Castile, x 90" atfhe bargain 23/6. Selling at 'hr.,. 3-soced hub extra £2 1 0 price of' 211/- each Fthged 25,- IlerAllleor gear with down tube control extra . - A2 15 8 ,attending. The current effort raiesee 'elementary exam. first class. The North Riding Federation ot Half Price 11/9 each TR EGGLESTON APPOINTMENT. surpassed previous whist -drives in Only punils entered be Miss 13. M. Thaws a "Krsr3r.i." CLEO at the same mice for the Lades! Young Farmens' Clubs is bolding PILLOW CASES 3/6 el There was very little business for the number of people attending. Baker, L.L.C.M. its Western Regioe Rally nt Mr .1. 444444.4444 4,4' 44+41414 ad, members of the Eggleston Parish Hall's, Ewebank Fairtn, Rokeby, on and Council to trensaot at their monthly • meeting. Only ope application was Tuesday, 27th May. Young farmers Last Sunday afternoon the A bring and buy sale was held on representing the ten dales' clubs .414 Mea's Coloured- Socks Clalmaa at ler, maile lor the post of Clerk to the • Ladles' teachers and scholars of the Primary Wednesday in Fi.emingtort Sunday in the Riding el.-ill be competing in 3/6 and 3,11 pair in a auseber of smart UPTON'S Council, rendered vacant by. the Department of the Trinity Metbo- School for funds of the 'Greaten various stock-judgine, valuation and arden resignation of Mr George Liddle, dyles and colours. AGENTS FOR dist Sunday &hoot presented Miss branch of the Mothers' Union, Abont nmehinerv competitions, ae well R8 ti 36" Floral. Cretonne, fresh re, 0 mho after occupying the position for Jenny Tipiady with a Methodist L10 wise realised. Brother Roland produce and handicraft classes for and Pram 10/6 each • RALEIGH - SUN & HERCULES CYCLES some years, is leaving the district. Sunday Hymn and Tune Book Bigrigg, of the Brotherhood of St. the girls. • clean-looking dedgns on Cnam nable MINI - MOTORS & SPARES The new applicant, Mr Fred which IrR8 very cilarmInglv handed Paul, Berton, opened the sale and In addition, quite an extensive AU at 2/111 yd Tapestry covered Fireside Chairs la Teompson. White Hoese Fer,gleeton, lee Pat Crockett to Was Tiplady, as &Doke on life in Australia. Miss has been arranged with polished wood arms. 'LAM, 31111er was appointed and will 'take up his sports Programme Phillips. Brooks. Dunlop, Terry, John expreesion of appreciation of the Williams expressed members' thank* ane the Tally will be followed by • 481' Checked Curtain Fabric, in Were ,66/6/11 tem, Firestone, Avon. Refolds, Villiers. Btuemele duties with the newly elected perish long end devoted !Orrice +whites she to Bro. Bigrigg. a film 'show and dance at Lartinetor RediWidle; Blue/Whitc 3/11i yd Now to clear at .E.5 StUrmey-Areher and Smiths.. eolincileato take uertheirelates next had rendered in connection with file In the evening a social and dance Hall. month. for the CYCLE ACCESSORIES & FITTINGS . sehool.. Mies Tiolady. in thinking young Temple of - Grinton the teacheee and children, ansured Pare& was organise(' by Piro. Big- DOLLARS FOR CABLES: No Ministers are now entitled to them that 0116 bad edund much my iigg and held in, ties Chibrootn, The G.P.O.'s cable-laying ship. 9, Skinnergate, Darlington claim mileage allowance for the mein. being. associetect With theen in ', Reetie Songs were rendered bv-Mas " Nfoinarch," largest in tile world, Also STOCKTON, MIDDLESBROUGH,- THORNABY off their own ears for official per- the work of ,ffia.psfigiol fraud wouict 'Edsm.itenr,-and Memrs P. Martin will earn dollars by' a contract to kiridneli ' knit 4k.'llernii. 'Sapper was served BILLINGHAM, SOUTH BANK, REDGAR Pone, .Mr John BuY1143ulieeter,lenut 'ediethis . the: :74044-. lay four- 80-mile long esteem in Financial Secretary to Old TreasurY,:rhich, she- , bad - ehrilit WiceiVed.ixern. ,In. and Mr B. Piece American waters between Merida.. 1 • haa annonnee4,