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Barnard Castle School Wilkinson's Hardware 8 THE TEESDALE MERCURY Wednesday, 28th January, 1987. BIRTHS SITUATIONS VACANT ACCOMMODATION GENERAL NOTICES SALES AND WANTS BROWNING.—^22nd January, to John and Alison (nde Howe), a HOUSE TO RENT, South Cleat- BARNARD CASTLE son, Robert George. Many i lam.—All applications by letter Bentley Swift & Co. thanks to staff at Bisnop Auck­ ANGLING CLUB ESTATE MAINTENANCE WORKER to George Jackson, 51 Galgate, wish to purchase land Maternity Unit and Barnard Barnard Castle. Subscriptions are now due, pay­ Castle Health Centre. required to join small workforce carrying out varied able at R. Oliver, Fishing Shop, * Antique Furniture. WANTED TO RENT in Barnard or D. Connelly, The Bank. Any * All Pre-war Furniture. BIRTHDAYS property repairs and improvements on Agricultural Castle, One or Two Bedroomed * All Royal Doulton and Derby Trouser Sale Estate near Barnard Castle. Particular experience in Unfurnished House or Flat.— new members please apply to K. China. Melka: Phone Darlington 730651. Coates, Treasurer, 19 Boldron * Old China—Objet d’Art. Special Purchase: Pleated Fash GORDON BAYLES slating an advantage. Accommodation could be Lane, Startforth * All Pre-1950 Jewellery. ionable Tweed Effect Trousers FURNISHED/Unfumished Ac­ £20 or two pairs £37-50 available if required commodation required in or near * Old docks and Watches, etc. Happy 21st Birthday to Barnard Castle. Also Un­ BOWES MOOR * Deceased Estates and Stretch Polyester/WooL Plain Please apply in writing giving full details of age, furnished Accommodation re­ REGULATED PASTURE Entire House Contents. Colour, MidiBlue, Black am Grey £20 or two pairs £37-50 Love you always experience, references, etc., to: quired in the Richmond area.— THE ANNUAL MEETING All transactions are in cash and STRUTT AND PARKER Please contact Personnel Depart­ of the STINT OWNERS in confidence. Savilie Heaton: Ends of ranges Vienna ment, Glaxo Operations UK Worsted Cavalry Twill, etc 46 Newgate, Barnard Castle, Co. Durham will be held at the Ltd., Harmire Road, Barnard For free competitive valuations Normally up to £30 Castle, Co. Durham. Telephone VILLAGE HALL, BOWES and appointment £15 or two pairs £25 DEATHS Teesdale 37305. on DODD.—24th January (in hospital), CLEANER REQUIRED 2 morn­ Far ah: Ends of ranges. Wool ings per week.—Tel. Teesdale Monday, 2nd February TeL Darlington 480561 mixtures and polyester and of 4 Montgomery Road, Lucre*ia 38394. Dental Surgery PERSONAL Hills (Lucy), aged 68 years, at 2 p.m. cotton, etc. £11-50 or two pairs (former district nurse), dearly E. B. S. COATES, FOR CASH, 3-piece Suites, An­ £20 COOK/CHEF to run own kitchen. Assistant MRS MARIE EVANS would like tique, Old and Modern Furni­ loved daughter of the late Jaimes to thank relatives, friends and Secretary to the Field Reeves. and Lucretia Dodd. Cremation Write with C.V. and references. ture. Full house clearance.— During this trouser event all —-Box CC5, Teesdale Mercury, required for family for all their kind con­ Tel. Bishop Auckland 608042. Trousers in Stock will have a Thursday, 29th January. Friends COTHERSTONE please met for service at 12-30 Barnard Castle. cern and cards during her recent discount of 10% p.m. in St. Mary’s Parish Wednesday evening stay in hospital. Special thanks REGULATED PASTURE to Mr Eddie Connelly and family AH Farah Standard Stock in Church. Cut flowers only please. A66 MOTEL requires capable surgery only doctors. McKITTON.—24th January (sud­ Young Lady for bar work, Satur­ THE ANNUAL MEETING Hopsack, Stretch Hopsack and denly, in hospital), of 14 Thorn- day evenings.—For further Hours 5-30 to 8 p.m. MRS IRENE MORTIMER would of the Stintowners Corduroy will be reduced by, £4 gate Wynd, Barnard Castle, details Tel. Teesdale 27334. like to thank her many friends e.g. £22 £18, £23 £19, £25 £21 Oliver (Lol), aged 81 years, CONTACT BARRY A. PARKER for kindness shown during her will be held at the 42 HORSEMARKET dearly loved husband of Jane 101 Galgate, Barnard Castle recent stay in hospital. RED LION, COTHERSTONE BARNARD CASTLE Ann, dear father of Sylvia, Billy VENETIAN MRCES SLASHED 0 Tel. Teesdale 38735 and Irene, a much loved PLATTS T & M LTD. Tel. 38180/38528 BLOD—Contact Ya-Ya’s Ding- on 90% OFF VERTICAL BUNDS0 grandad and great grandad. HUGE SAVINGS ON ROLLERS0 walls. Charlie.—Don't. Monday, 2nd February • On S a b c ta d R a n g — Funeral today, 28th January. require at 111 a.m. • INSTANT PRICES • FREE FITTING ENTERTAINMENT Friends kindly meet for service in • FAST & EFFICIENT SERVICE SALES BY AUCTION Signed: J. HUNTER, Secretary. Startforth Parish Church at 2 a fully qualified Albany Blinds Ring Today p.m. followed by interment. Glaxo BRIDGE INN, WHORLTON BROUGH 311 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Agricultural Engineer Central Salerooms, Galgate, Barnard Castle Tel. Teesdale 27341 DAY-EVENING SERVICE - VISA ACCESS i Sports & Social Club CHADWICK (formerly Brown).— CURRY NIGHTS Billy, Winnie, Ted and family JOSEPH A. ADDISON EVERY FRIDAY SLEEPER LOGS, £25 per ton. Good basic wage, pension Free delivery 10 miles radius.— Friday, 30th January: of the late Bella thank relatives, starting 8 p.m. friends and neighbours for the scheme. Willing to work over­ will offer for auction on P. Seagrave (0388) 822402. sympathy, kindness and cards of time when necessary. Apply in Thursday, 29th January Friday, 30th January OVER 18's DISCO condolence received during their at the Central Salerooms a selection of 2 Side Dishes and Poppadoms with writing giving age and full FOR SALE, Marmet Carriage BLIND DATE bereavement. Grateful thanks to £3 per head Pram, brown corduroy, good the doctors, family doctor and details of career to date to HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS plus viz: condition; £25.—Tel. Teesdale CRUSADER DISCO visiting nurses for the care and S. GULLIVER, Service Manager, COCK FIELD FELL 31820. attention given to Mam during Oak Sideboard; Mahogany Coalbox; Mahogany Bow Fronted Chest of Tickets £2 her illness. Special thanks also Thorngate Works Drawers and other; Glass Fronted China Cabinet; Reproduction Bureau; REGULATED PASTURE Doors dose 9-30 p.m. to Taffy, Tony, Jean, Tommy, Barnard Castle Small 4 Drawer Chest; Satin Walnut Chest; Dining Chairs; Flat Top THE ANNUAL MEETING OIL FIRED Rayburn Royal; £300 Nora, Ian and the Rev. Davies, Desk with 8 Drawers; Creda Wall Oven, Hob and Hood; Large Ex­ of STINT HOLDERS o.n.o. Also Extensive Wine Saturday, 31st January and offer their grateful thanks tension Ladder; Quantity of Garden Tools; Large Quantity of Books; will be held in the Making Kit; £25 o.n.o.— 8 p.m. Garden Seat; Washing Machines; Cookers; Refrigerators; China; Orna­ McBain, Tel. Darlington 730442. for the donations received.—25 SERVICES LIPSCOMB HALL DANCING Hilton Road, Barnard Castle. ments; Crockery; Kitchen Utensils; Glassware; Bedding; Soft Goods; on to Organ and Drums JOHNSON.—Mrs M. Johnson and Carpets; 3-piece Lounge Suites; Fireside Chairs; and many other inter­ GENT’S FITTED Teak Wardrobe, Admission 70p family wish to express sincere esting items. Monday, 2nd February £75; Two Oak Bookcases, £25 Bar Meals available thanks to all relatives, friends TK AERIALS SALE AT 11 A.M. at 7-30 p.m. each; Large Pine Cupboard, £75; and neighbours for kindness, Goods on view Today (Wednesday) from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and evening J. WATSON, Secretary. Two Handbasins (new), £25 j Sunday, 1st February: sympathy, letters and cards of REPAIRS & RENEWALS from 6-30 p.m. to 7-30 p.m. and morning of sale from 10-30 a.m. each.—Tel. Teesdale 50578. condolence received in their Estate Office, 13 Galgate, Barnard Castle. Tel. Teesdale 38094 8 p.m. & EXTEN SIO N S to Kitchen EGGLESTON COUNTRY MUSIC recent sad bereavement. Also AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY many thanks to Rev. Loradne, and Bedroom FOR SALE, 3-piece Suite, three N IGHT Mrs Todd, Jacqueline and Miriam, The Middleton-in-Teesdale Farmers’ Mart Ltd. JUDGES AND SCHEDULES months old, oak frame, cost with and grateful thanks for dona­ Tel. Teesdale 31644 £650; accept £450 o.n.o.—Tees­ THE MOAT BROTHERS tions received for St. Mary's Tuesday, 3rd February MEETING dale 38285. Tickets £1-50 Church, Staindrop. 12 IN-CALF HILL BREEDING COWS, February/March caJvers. or £2 at the door WALKER.—The family of the 130 STORE CATTLE AND SUCKLERS. also LADIES' MEETING Bar Meals available late Margaret Walker, of Further lots accepted up to time of sale. Sale at 11-30 a.m. Thursday, 29th January ENTERTAINMENT Thomgate Wynd, Barnard J. HUMPHREYS Telephone 0833-40280. JOHN N. PINKNEY, Secretary. Members and Bona-fide Guests only Castle, thank all relatives, 7-30 p.m. friends and neighbours for the (on FISH STALL) kind expressions of sympathy Barnard Castle and Teesdale DARLINGTON COMMUNITY' Grand Prix Club MONDAY NIGHT extended to them, also for the HEALTH COUNCIL letters and cards of condolence A WIDE RANGE OF Brough FOLK MUSIC TEL. BROUGH 517 and thank everyone for the Farmers’ Auction Mart Co. Ltd. Darlington Community Health at the donations received in memory of FRESHER FISH Margaret. Wednesday, 28th January Council is holding its Saturday, 31st January: BLACK SWAN WALTON.—The family of the AT KEENER PRICES WEEKLY SALE OF CALVES at 10-30 a.m. RETURN VISIT OF STAINDROP late Mrs Annie Walton wish to SALE OF FAT CATTLE at 11-15 a.m. MONTHLY MEETING LIMITED EDITION express sincere thanks to relat­ 8 Monday, 2nd February STORE SHEEP at 11-30 a.m. followed by EWES AND FAT SHEEP. at 9-30 a.m. on Top Class Pop Group ives, friends and neighbours for Back at Barnard Castle Tuesday, 10th February 8 p.m. the kindness and sympathy ex­ Thursday, 29th January All members admitted free tended to them during their sad Market Today SALE OF GELD COWS, STORE CATTLE AND SUCKLERS.
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