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Wednesday, 23rd November, 1966. THE TEESDALE MERCURY 5 I HOST CLUB LEADS AT Barnard Castle School Equipment Enables Handicapped Gain For all Property Matters Birkdale— HALF-WAY STAGE PIGG & SON Football Barnard Castle, who were the F.R.I.C.S., F.A.I., Swimmers The fortnightly meeting of Bar Independence nard Castle Physically handicapped host club, led at the half-way stage Chartered Surveyors, Valuers, Spartans Floundered Upper Teesdale of the Dales Golf Alliance inaugur Club was held in the Glaxo Social Mr J. Gardner presided and wel Rating Surveyors, Chartered Win N.E. Award al season, when the fourth fixture in "Mud Bath" Club on Thursday afternoon when comed Mrs Nickless, of Barnard Auctioneers & Estate Agents. IN TWO PARTS was played on Saturday. Their total Barnard Castle School swimmers Castle, who was revisiting the club. Away to Cockfield W.M.C.' on for the four games was 67 minus had a clear cut victory in theVaux In continuation of a previous talk Valuations for Compensation Sunday, Barnard Castle Spartans Part I points, giving them a clear lead North-East Schools Swimming to the members, illustrated leaflets and Compulsory Purchase. were soon floundering in the muddy over Crook with a -total of 109}; Cow Green is in the news, Boys’ Championships, the finals of LOW FLYING were shown which demonstrated the conditions of the pitch. If not at Blackwell finished third with 121 which inspires one to recall which were decided at Felling wide variety of equipment now 74, Newgate Street, first, the playing area soon deterior WARNING and Bedale -totalled 130}. a little of the early life in this Baths, Gateshead, on Saturday. available to assist those who suffer BISHOP AUCKLAND ated into a veritable mud bath to The team result on. Saturday, de wild and desolate place. Gateshead Grammar School, win- from a diversity of physical handi Tel. 2511 which Spartans failed to adapt f ' 1 cided on a Stableford bogey event, Quite close is the tiny hamlet ners last year and also in 1963, were The Ministry of Defence an caps. These enabled the most (24 Hour answering service) themselves as well as their hosts. was: 1, Barnard Castle ,184; 2, of Birkdale, where a charac second, with Rutherford, New nounces that exercises involving severely restricted people to employ Cockfield were three-up in 20 Blackwell 33; 3, Bedale 40; 4, Crook ter called Anson lived many castle, 1962 champions, in third low flying of aircraft are scheduled themselves usefully as well as minutes with the Spartan’s defence to take place in thiS'area next Mon 44}. Individual scores: R. J. Caygjl, Barnard Castle years ago who persued the place. establishing their independence by very suspect, and they were lucky day, 28th November, between 11 Barnard Castle, 36 points; 2, W. D. business of illicit whisky their being able to help themselves and District not to concede further goals before As the successful team from six a.m. and 1 p.m. The approximate Ascough, Barnard Castle, 33 points; making very successfully. His As many of the aids were not half-time. schools in the finals, Barnard Castle area in which the exercise will take 3, D. Black, Bedale, 32 points. Darts League cottage stood on a mound, commonly available, Mrs Nickless, Cockfield resumed their goal received the Vaux Tankard. The place is Barnard Castle-Brough- The Alliance next meets in the half surrounded by a small ■in her capacity as a qualified occu Results of 'matches .played 18th spree after the interval with J. championships, which covered both Kirkby Stephen. spring when Barnard Castle will Hussey in brilliant form, netting stream at the foot of Mickle pational therapist, offered her help November; Royal Star “A” 6, Three under I6’s and under 14’s, were Unnecessary low flying is strictly again be the venue on 18th March. the ball four times out of the total Fell and fronting Maise Beck. to any member who wished to ob Horse Shoes 1; Coach and Horses organised by the Northumberland forbidden, but from time to time It is anticipated that the leading of six goals. Bowman and Math'ews tain anything likely to fulfill their 2. Red Well 5; Bridgewater Arms and Durham Amateur Swimming it is practised in authorised exercises club, after the whole of the eight were the other scorers. B. Evans In those days there was no road, nedes. Thanks were expressed to the 2, Four Alls 5; Castle Arms 2, Association. Each individual finalist during which aircraft fly on agreed fixtures have been played, will be scored Spartans’ consolation with a but a way was made through a ser speaker by the chairman. After Black Horse 5; Bowes W.M.C. 4, received a commemorative plaque routes clear of towns. Pilots are come the holder for twelve months flying header from a Macdonald ies of marshes—practically unap refreshments, table games were Old Well 3; Oddfellows’ Arms 5, as a tribute to their efforts. instructed to keep strictly to these proachable. The only means of organised by Mr N. Farrer. of a perpetual trophy which it is Cricketers’ Arms 2; D.L.I. Club 2, cross, who .was the only Spartan routes. transport was by hill pony. and. one Result: 1, Barnard Castle School hoped to provide. Barnard Castle W.M.C. 5; Blue Bell forward who could make any im can readily understand the inacces 98+ points; 2, Gateshead 80; 3, 5. Royal Star “B” 2; George and pression on the Cockfield defence. sible nature of the place, and the Rutherford 62. Dragon 5, 47th R.A. 2. Next week, the Spartans are at home on the Ten Fields to Clarence reason that Anson was able to carry Representing Barnard Castle RECORD 'HOLIDAY' YEAR United. on his business for years, totally un suspected by anyone. He died a School: Under I6's—Freestyle, M. AT MORRIS GRANGE GOLFERS DANCED Gash; back stroke, F. Ford Hutch comparatively wealthy man, and it inson; breast stroke. T. Charlton; The Morritt Arms Hotel, Greta Staindrop Young was onjy after his death that his Every year the North Riding of butterfly, R. Edwards; individual Yorkshire branch of the British Red Bridge, was the focal point on Fri small whisky factory was discover- Farmers see medley. S. Gray; squadron relay, Cross Society provides “ holidays day for golfers from the Barnard ered. for the handicapped ” at their holi Potato Films M. Gash. G. Abraham, D. Watson, Castle Club, their wives and friends Anson had been a miner and day home, Morris Grange. This fine on the occasion of the annual dance1. Damage to the potato harvest was R. Edwards; medley relay, M. establishment, in four acres of graphically portrayed before an saved a little money. He built his now offer Potter. T. Charlton, D. Watson, R. grounds, is situated just off the A.l Mr Eric Swindells officiated in his audience of Staindrop Young Farm cottage, kept a few sheep on the road half a mile south of Scotch capacity as club captain, the last ers’ Club at their recent meeting, Edwards; diving, M. Gash; reserve, moors just like his neighbours. In J. Carver. Under 14’s—freestyle, A. Corner. occasion of the season before the when films were screened by the course of time he added to his stock 1966 has been a. record year and annual meeting next Tuesday. Potato Marketing Board. How the Clarkson; back stroke, C. Beevers; during the period May to October, problem was approached and dealt a very fine pony and with this breast stroke. J. Brown; butterfly, 200 adults and 55 children spent a a cheque with was seen in the film. “A Crop animal used to depart every sum P. Williamson; squadron relay, P. happy holiday at Morris Grange; of Problems." which was principal mer. ostensibly on a visit to his these unfortunate handicapped per ly concerned with the difficulties Williamson. I. Cross. A. Miller, R. Modern Improvements ■friends who lived in lower Tees sons being cared for by members of brought on by the increase in Darbishire; medley relay, C. Beev the Red Cross who carry out this in Store mechanical handling equipment An dale. He had excavated underneath ers, J. Brown, "A. Miller, A. Clark duty entirely voluntarily, under the other film. “ Crops for all Seasons,” his home a stable out of the soft wardenship of Mr and Mrs F. Cray. hook son; reserve. M. Sinclair. at Cotherstone dwelt on the cycle of the potato rock on which his cottage was built In the dozens of letters of thanks from sowing to its consumption as a so STOP carrying unnecessarily large food and demonstrated the work of which he- had nicely lined with received from the guests this year The village hall committee at are expressions: “ I appreciate it sums of money around—ELIMINATE extra the Board’s experimental stations. “ ling ” plucked from the Common. £5 PRIZES more every year”; “Thanks a mil- Cotberstone have embarked upon a Mr Strickland, one of the Board's journeys to the Bank to withdraw programme of modernisation and representatives, replied to questions Provender Explanation, i-lion”; “I feel ten years younger Winning numbers for £5 weekly for being with such wonderful and money—keep a permanent RECORD of improvement recently, and the speci raised by club members and he was His preparations for departure, nice company”; “I could not believe thanked by Mr J. Hodgson. and the large exacting load of “pro- prizes in the Barnard Castle Round payments made. NOW you can do all fic project in hand at present is the A report on the livestock meeting Table car prize draw were: 11/11/66 there were such kind and helpful financnig of a new heating system.