Wednesday, 2nd February, 1966. THE TEESDALE MERCURY 3

TEESDALE RESERVOIR1 Handicapped Club For all Properly Matters AND NATURE | Barnard Castle Football Appoint Sick Visitor PIGG & SON Club Looks To F.R.I.C.S., F.A.I., CONSERVANCY i Members of Barnard Castle Chartered Surveyors, Valuers, Barnard Castle United Physically Handicapped Club en­ New Premises Rating Surveyors, Chartered Fortunes Improved BOARD'S 2,000 ACRES joyed the comfort and facilities of Auctioneers & Estate Agents. the Glaxo Social Club for the Farnell Sale Last Sunday Barnard Castle fortnightly meeting on Thursday PLANS " IMMINENT " FOR Valuations for Compensation FOR RESERVOIR United got back on to the winning afternoon. Coun. R. Railton, who CAR PARK SITE and Compulsory Purchase. presided, discussed with members MEN'S & BOYS' trail with a .5-0 league victory "PROTECTION AREA" i Barnard Castle Working­ lhe contributions made by them in against Hundens. men's Club and Institute, 74, Newgate Street, their own magazine. An outcome The visitors made some lively which until recently had op­ BISHOP AUCKLAND CLOTHING of this was for the appointment of early raids only for their finishing Landowners Make erated under the title of Bar­ Tel. 2511 a sick visitor, Mrs M. Robinson, a to let them down, and had their nard Castle Ex-Servicemen's (24 Hour answering service) COATS Representations helper at the meetings, expressed shooting matched their approach­ Club, is poised for the next ' DENT'S' SHEEPSKIN COATS. Tan and Dark her willingness to act in this play United could easily have been The Country Landowners’ Assoc­ Brown Shades. Were £37/6/0. NOW £29' capacity and her oiler was accepted step of improvements. Re­ two goals down. Fortunately the iation is to make representations to 'GANNEX' ASCOT COATS. Chocolate Shades ( with thanks. cently the membership re­ “Jo mill” Eggs ” home side shot hard and often when the Ministry of Land and Natural only. Were 18 Gns. NOW 15 GNS.( It was proposed that squares ceived the good news from the opportunities arose, and Wor­ Resources about the methods YOU BUY IN THE SHOPS Assortment of other GANNEX COATS at Good should be knitted and assembled their secretary, Mr T. Hend­ ley, in particular, was on the tar­ adopted by the Tees Valley and erson, that plans were almost COME FROM PACKING Reductions and also a few Seconds at 25% off. into a blanket to be given to Ox­ STATION 151. get, helping himself to a hat-trick. i Cleveland Water Board to obtain 'CROMBIE' OVERCOATS, Camel Colour and fam. The notice of members was complete to build entirely Regular Collections The score at the interval was land needed for the new reservoir Dark Check. Were £27/6/0. NOW £21 < drawn to the handicapped children new club premises.’ From Producers only 1-0, but the second period saw in Teesdale. The site is adjacent to Foundry Best Prices Also Given Assortment of OVERCOATS at Good Reductions ( in the orthopaedic hospital and United well in command and When the C.L.A. Council met in Yard (otherwise known as Pearson for From £51 school at Chaily. Here they were Metham and Siswick also netted London, Mr R. M.. Turton, Dur­ Terrace) close to Barnard Castle’s POULTRY RABBITS 'GANNEX WOOLFLEX' COATS, Dark Checks. well cared for, but amongst them GAME PIGEONS for Barney. Unfortunately Metham, ham, referred to the Tees Valley main off-street car park and stands Assorted Patterns. .£23 Reduced to £15 were some in whom no one took who scored with a flying header and Cleveland Water Bill. He said £21 Reduced to £14' a persona] interest. To these for­ between the two main sections. The J . MILNER from one of the many good centres the Durham branch wished to draw land was acquired some time ago. Good Selection of ' MACINTOSH ' COATS gotten children a letter or card Tel. 3100 from Riddell, injured his ribs as a attention to certain aspects of the The existing premises at The 54. GALGATE. Barnard Castle from £6 15 0< would bring infinite joy. result arid had to leave the field for acquisition of land proposed. He Personal Experience. Bank have a lot to be desired in CAR COATS. A few only. I the remainder of the match. thought the tactics employed by the A member spoke from personal the way of amenities for members. Reduced to £7/19 6 and £9/10/0, The home side was well served water authority represented a very experience and offered to obtain These have been occupied for some by Riddell, Worley, Sowerby and strange and dangerous precedent. SUITS the children’s names from the years now and previously in the 1,000 FAT HENS Howe, and put up a much better Under Section 20 of the Bill, the matron. immediate post-war years, premises WANTED WEEKLY One only. DINNER SUIT. Single Breasted, performance than of late. water company would be given Of the club’s activities, it was were occupied in the adjoining NORTHERN POULTRY Shawl Collar. £11! Next Sunday United meet Middle­ authority to acquire compulsory a hoped to hold a bring and buy sale property. PACKERS Assortment of MEN'S SPORTS AND LOUNGE ton St. George in their second very much larger area of land than in June. After the discussion, Sergt. There was no- doubt, Mr Hender­ SUITS at Prices from£l. round cup replay at Middleton. that was needed for the reservoir. Tel. East Layton 286 M. Scott of the Durham Constab­ son said, that the officials and Transport leaves Scala at 1 p.m. It would be about 2,000 acres in ulary gave a talk and showed a film committee had worked very hard JACKETS Teesdale which would be called a with the proposed improvements Full Back Scored Twelfth on road safety. Refreshments fol­ A Small Selection of SPORTS JACKETS “ protection area,” and part of this in mind and had communicated lowed, served by the Ladies’ Circle. PHILIP BEADLE LTD. from £2 to £9/10 0 Goal might then be sold to the Nature At the next meeting there would their sense of purpose to the whole for After a further lay-off of two Conservancy. be a talk by Mrs C. Raine. Her sub­ membership. It must be very grati­ WAISTCOATS weeks’ . duration. Barnard Castle “ We can foresee all sorts of TARMAC FOOTPATHS Spartans continued their fixture list ject will be “ The Rose of Raby.” fying for them, he added, to see the consequences of this sort of action AND DRIVES. Various Fabrics in Sizes 36 and 42 only. Were with an away match at North Cow­ results of their work about to bear May we give you a Quotation. ion. at present the bottom club in by public bodies,” Mr Turton went 49/6 to 52/6. All Reduced to 35- MILL VISIT BY fruit. Bowlees Quarry Division I. on. “ The Tees Valley and Cleve­ BYFORD KNITTED WAISTCOATS. Awaiting Detail Plan. Middleton-in-Teesdale The game kicked off on a water­ land Water Board are proposing to STAINDROP Were 72/6. NOW 55/- logged pitch and it was soon evid­ Continuing his review of the Tel.: Forest-in-Teesdale 9. purchase privately owned land, ent why North Cowton were the YOUNG FARMERS proposals, the secretary explained TROUSERS ■bottom club. The Spartans went sterilise the minerals, and then re­ ahead through B. Evans and the A meeting of Staindrop and that outline planning permission All Wool WEST OF ENGLAND. Approx. 17" sell the land without proper con­ goals kept coming the Spartans’ District Young Farmers’ Club was had been granted for the erection Bottoms with Turnups. Light Grey only. way. Thev were deservedly 0-6 up sultation with the landowners held on Monday of last week at of the premises. They only awaited “roadcraft ’ Were £5/15/0. NOW 79 6 at half-time. The total could have concerned. the Darlington Mill of Messrs C. submission of detailed plans from Oddments from three ranges of All Wool CAV­ been more but the referee dis­ “ Landowners should be warned DRIVING SCHOOL allowed a goal .by I. Tipton. who M. Varley, when 30 members were the architect together with comple­ ALRY TWILLS AND WHIPCORDS. that public institutions such as R. W. GREGORY. took the ball from his own penalty present. Mr Varley explained the tion of the necessary tendering be­ Were 5 Gns. NOW 79 6 area into the' North Cowton area water boards are taking the oppor­ Registered, Qualified and system in the mill and the club was fore work could-go ahead. Approved by the Ministry of Other TROUSER ODDMENTS at Good Reductions. before shooting inside the goal tunity to acquire much larger areas nosts. The goal scorers in the first allowed to look around. Brian The necessary financial arrange­ Transport and,the R.A.C. than they need for quite extraneous Dual Control Car. half were B. Evans (3), I. Tipton ■purposes. In this case the owner Smith proposed a vote of thanks. ments had been made with the SHIRTS (2). F. Ashmore. 64, NEWGATE, (Lord Barnard) was not warned The next meeting, on 7th Febru­ assistance of the Federation Brew­ EVENING DRESS SHIRTS. The second half continued in a Barnard Castle. Tel. 3276 ary, will feature a talk by the For­ ery Ltd and Martins Bank Ltd. In Oddments Reduced to 27 6 similar pattern with all the first half until the Bill was drafted that this scorers adding one each to their estry Commission. view of the present trend of in­ Good Selection of RAEL BROOK TOPLIN SHIRTS area was also going to be acquir­ total. C. Tipton netted one and ed.” creased membership, which had In Various Patterns and Prices from 19,11 then it was the turn of the defence been gained in the present accom­ to score; centre-half C. Charge “ Little Consultation.” ■netted one and also full-back1 A. FITTED CARPETS modation, the club management was Baliol School of; TIES Jenkins scored his first goal of the Lord De Ramsey, chairman of The Foundation of Comfort in your confident" that "the new quarters, season. ReKult 0-12. which would cost in the region of Motoring Selection of Good Ties. Reduced to 5 - the C.L.A. Land Drainage and Home. (Prop. R. B. Finch) Call and see them—there may be one you like. Spartans: J. Cudmore: B. Robin­ Water Resources Committee, said WE STOCK a fine range of Carpet­ £40,000, would not only be a great son. A. Jenkins; F. Ashmore, C. ing for your choice. We advise, success but also prove to be an DUAL CONTROL CAR Charge. N. Wilson; C. Tipton. J. that obviously there had been too measure, estimate and fit Free of Hannaway, M. Fufla, B. Evans, I. little consultation between the Charge. asset to the town. Qualified Instructor SOX Tipton. Minister of Health and the local | It was hoped that the new club 20 GALGATE BYFORD HEAVY NYLON SECONDS. Next week the Spartans are again ROWELL & WRIGHT, 'government authorities. He thought- (Home Furnishers) would be completed and function­ BARNARD CASTLE Short 5 11 (usually 7/6). Long 6 6 (usually 8/11) away, this time to Cockton Hill W.M.C.. Transport leaves Scala | they should protest. It was an 41, MARKET PLACE, ing before the end of the year when Tel. 2353 BYFORD HEAVY WOOL SOCKS (Seconds) 5 3 1-15 p.m.. I example of what should not take BARNARD CASTLE. the existing premises would be sold. BYFORD SHORT FANCY NYLON (Seconds) | place. from 4 6 Lord Inglewood, former Minis­ UNDERWEAR Barnard Castle Er District ter, as trustee of part of the land Table Tennis League involved, said the T.C.I. would be ACTIVITY CREW LINE SINGLETS, BRIEFS a large user of the water from the and PANTS. Were 8/11. NOW 6 6 Results for week ending 29th' reservoir. The Waler Board had A Fabulous SLEEVELESS VESTS. Were 10/6. NOW 7 6 January: drafted a Private Bill which gave “A” Division: Glaxo “A” 4, ACTIVITY POPLIN BOXER SHORTS. Plain Y.M.C.A. "A” 6; Fire “A” 3,’ the landowners concerned only a White, Blue and Fancy Patterns. Were 12/1.1. Nomads 7. day’s notice of their intentions. The NOW 5,- P W D L F A Ptsj blame was put on the Parliament- Y.M.C.A. “A” 12 11 1 0 93 27 23 Glaxo "A” 11 9 1 1 78 32 19[ ary time-table. TYRE & BATTERY KNITWEAR Cricket “A” 10 5 2 3 56 44 12; “ After the passing of recent Good Selection of SWEATERS and CARDIGANS. Nomads ... 12 3 4 5 52 68 161 legislation, one would have thought Numerous Styles and Colours. Heavyweight. Copley ... 9 3 4 2 38 52 10J that proposals of this nature should Y.M.C.A. “B” 10 3 1 6 40 60 7 SALE Prices from 39 6 to 82 6 Guild “A” ... 10 2 1 7 36 64 5; really be made on the initiative of SUEDE CARDIGANS. Were 9 Gns. NOW £7 10 0 Fire “A” ..12 0 0 12 37 83 0) the River Authority and the Water BYFORD SHETLAND CARDIGANS (Seconds). "B” Division: Police 0, Glaxo> Resources Board, and not as a Sizes from 38 to 46 chest. Popular Colours. ”B” 10; Cricket “B” 9. Y.M.C.A.■ result of hurried operations by the “C” 1. Usually 84/-. 57 6 P W D L F A Pts. water undertaker,” said Lord Fantastic Reductions BYFORD JERSEY WOOL PULLOVERS, Vee Neck Glaxo ”B” 11 9 1 1 81 29 19) I Inglewood. with two pockets (Seconds). Usually 79/6. 52 6 Guild “B” ... 10 9 0 1 75 25 18 Cricket “B" 9 7 0 2 64 26 14 BYFORD HEAVY KNIT CARDIGANS (Seconds). YMCA “C” 10 4 2 4 52 48 10 5s & 3s LEAGUE Usually £5/10/0. 75 - Fire “B” ... 10 3 1 6 48 52 7 BATTERIES AND NEW OR REMOULDED TYRES TO FIT ALL MOTOR Bowes ....'10 3 0 7 31 69 6 Cricketers’ Arms 3, Bowes Club 0. DRESSING GOWNS Butterknowle 7 1 0 6 19 51 2 CYCLE, CAR, VAN, TRUCK OR TRACTOR. Police ... 9 0 0 9 10 80 0 Beaconsfield 1. Coach & Horses 2. Winter Weights only. Reduced to clear. From 89 6 Blue Bell 1, Oddfellows’ Arms 2. Royal Star “A” 1, Golden Lion 2. ALL TYPES, INCLUDING " ClNTURATOS," AT UNBELIEVABLE PRICES. GLOVES TEESDALE Ex-Servicemen’s Club 1, All stocks of WINTER GLOVES Reduced to clear. BILLIARD LEAGUE Red Well “A” 2 Large Selection at Prices and Types too numer­ Black Horse 2, Castle Arms 1. ous to list. Results to January 27th:— Red Well “B” 2. Royal Star “B” 1. Wanderers 4, Copley “A” 1. THE TYRE CENTRE TROPAL LININGS Copley “ B ” 0. Cockfield 5. League Table. Complete with Buttons to button into a Rain­ Butterknowle “B” 0, Gainford “A” 5 Royal Star “B” ... 27 points coat. Sizes to fit boys, youths or ladies. I Highest Breaks: Class A, J. J. Oddfellows’ Arms ... 26 ., 56 MONTALBO ROAD I Heads 109: B, J. Clark- 57: C. B. Cricketers’ Arms ... 25 ., A Gift at 10/- each Black Horse ... 25 .. Tailentire 38. Royal Star “A” ... 23 „ League Table. Royal Star “ B ” ... 23 .. BARNARD CASTLE SCHOOL CLOTHING Played Points Golden Lion ... 22 .. Coach & Horses ... 22 .. Barnard Castle Modern School BLAZERS. Cockfield ... -15 62 Red Well “B” .. 22 .. (Sizes 6-9 only). HALF-PRICE Gainford “ A ” ... 13 48 Beaconsfield ... 21 .. Blue Bell ... 21 .. CAPS. Barnard Castle Modern School, Barnard Butterknowle “B” ... 15 39 Wanderers ... 16 39 Ex-Servicemen’s Club ... 21 HOURS: Castle Grammar Technical School, Staindrop Bowes Club ... 19 .. School. 5 -. Butterknowle “A” ... 15 Castle Arms ••• 18 .. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. TIE for the Local Schools 5/-. Copley “A” ... 15 311 THURSDAY 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. NAVY GABERDINE RAINCOATS HALF-PRICE Gainford “B” ... 14 26 Copley “B” ... 14 21 Barnard Castle Mart T.o.T. STOCKINGS. Plain Grey or with School Butterknowle “C” ... 11 184 FREE FITTING. FULLY GUARANTEED. Colours. 5/-. WEDNESDAY —Forward 39 fat SLIPOVERS with School Colours. HALF-PRICE. cattle. 353 sheep. 39 pigs, four dairy cows. 24 calves. Dairy cows: I. H. MENTOR SCHOOL GREY SHIRTS. HALF-PRICE No T.V. Licence Hutchinson, Langleydale. £84; A. Preston. Marwood, £82; H. Thomp­ For using her new television set son. Cotherstone. £60; R. Raine. FARNELL without a licence between 20th Stainmore, £56. Calves to £18 10s.. September and 6th OctobiT. Judith av. £7: steers to £9 10s. (Roy Wat­ Ring 2230 for Quotation Iris Crow, of 10. Rabv Moor. Cock­ son to W. Peafl. av. £9 Is.- heifers 9 Calgate - Barnard Castle field, was fined £5 at Barnard Castle to £9 5s. (Roy Watson to W. Peat), Court on Wednesday. She had told av. £8 16s.; porkers to 33s. 6d., av. Tel. 3102 a Post Office officer that the firm 32s.; cutters to 34s.. av. 33s.’ 3d.: sunnlvini the set had failed to light hoggets 3s. 4d„ av. 3s. 2d.: get her licence. heavy hoggets 2s. lid., av. 2's. 9d.