THE TEESDALE MERCURY W ednesday, March 11th, 19j YOUR SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT BOWES CARVING Wed Phone 2155 Standing Committees Have we tal^t;en your Child's Photograph SCALA CINEMA LECTUI Thurs., Fri., Sat, March 12, 13, 14. First House 5-40. Continued from Page 1* during the last six months? .... THRE ICE COLD IN ALEX (a) Re-organised by Richm ond RDC If so, you may enter it for the “ Miss 1 starring John Mills, Sylvia Syms, Anthony Quayle, Harry Andrews, ether hand, if it was it could mean Please be advised. Bookings for this film Will be as follows: that it was carved during the per­ Pears ” Competition. (First Prize £500. People i| From 10 a.m. to 12, also 3 to 4 p.m. iod of Roman occupation and pos­ offered the Sat Matinee at 1-30 p.m.: Episode II—The Green Archer New Water Charges Approved sibly by local people. No Entry Fee.) You still have time to more about * While at Bowes, Miss Cramp Sunday, March 15, at 7-45 p.m. have a portrait taken. live. Startj also examined the wall from which At the February meeting of Richmond Rural District University KHYBER PATROL it was removed and close to the starring Richard Egan, Dawn Addams, Patrk Knowles, For particulars, Call or Phone Extra-Mura cavity discovered a second stone Council a motion to re-organise the Council’s standing com­ with the also Overland Pacific which she identified from ihe mark­ LESLIE GREENBANK :: Photographer * mittee’s was approved and will come into force on May 20th. BARNARD CASTLE. Tel. 3103 Association, Mon., Tues., Wed., March 16, 17, 18. First House 5-45. ings as also of Roman origin. branch, hai THE DUKE WORE JEANS (u) How they came to be ouilt into The Chairman of the Council, three lecti the wall is not known. They were Coun. H. Tarn, stated that Coun. Tommy Steele, June Laverick. Many Great Hit Songs. of the North Riding County Coun­ flora, face, set in lime in what was a dry wall B. Neale’s motion, the Clerk’s Teesdale. Phone 2155 and Mr Reader is of the opinion (Mr E. H. Hodge) paper and the cil that the additional permanent signposts at Scotch Corner had The idea VICTORIA HALL that they might conceivably have subject of re-organisation and series was Thurs., Fri., Sat, March 12, 13. 14. First House 5-30. Victor Mature in been taken from the castle by membership of the Council’s standing arrived and would be erected immediately. £5) talk on “1 ESCORT WEST (u) workmen who originally built the committees had now received very Education,” co-starring Elaine Stewart, Faith Domergue. Rebel on a rampage. wall. full consideration by the Council, Coun. Stead referred to the % “ slow ” painted on the road south Modern Set In CinemaScope. Also showing Mr Reader is unable to say the the Public Health, Housing, and the attends Guns, Girls and Gangsters (a), with Gerald Mohr, Mamie Van Doren. date of construction, but he is cer­ Finance and General Purposes Com­ of Scotch Corner and suggested Stocking Week * the Council should press the County 59) meeting th tain that the stone would only see mittees. wV arrange a M oil, Tues., Wed., March 16, 17, 18. First House 5-30. Council to have a roundabout sign the light of day ten years ago. The Chairman then moved, fa TANDRA. Non-Ron. TANDRA certain aspe Stan Laurel. Oliver Hardy in seconded by the Vice-Chairman, painted on the road in the same Wail Uncovered. 15 Denier. Fully fashioned date. NOTHING BUT TROUBLE (o) Prior to about 1950 the part of the following resolutions, which way. 15 Denier. Bare leg. The with Mary Boland, Philip Merivale, Henry O’NeilL Coun. W. F. Mather said that in sheer mesh Nylon in light and stocking the young lady and Each of the wall from which the stone was were adopted unanimously by the medium shades. 81" to 101". teenage girl loves to wear. by a special Nothing but laughs in their most riotous comedy hit removed was covered by soil. Ten Council. his opinion the mound in the also showing Handle With Care Sizes 84" to i r . will be th< years ago, however, during altera­ That no limitation be placed on roundabout at Scotch Corner should Price 7/11 r be illuminated. The lights at Scotch Price 4/11 Valentine, tions to the' premises, workmen the number of Committees on Professor 0 MIDDLETON-IN-TEESDALE lowered the level of the soil by five which members may serve, this Corner lit up the road only and motorists who were not familiar , TANDRA ticular even THE COSY CINEMA Phone 231 feet, and it was in this five feet, being left to the Council and the Mr R J. E Mon Wed. Fr . Sat.. Twice Nightly at 6 and 8-15- Tnes. Thurs. One Performance at 7 with the road drove straight into i 1 j Denier. 60 Gauge. Fully TANDRA. which formed the foundations of individual member. Director of Prices of Admission : lOd., 1/9, 2/3. Half-Price* 5d.t 10d.f 1/-. the mound. fashioned, hard wearing. Ex- the wall, that the stone was un­ That the membership of the 15 Denier. 60 Gauge. Stilletto The seco: Lyon’s Ice Cream, Sweets and Chocolates sold in Cinema. I cel lent colours. Slender heel. shadow outline heel. 81", 9", covered. Housing Committee be 15. , Non-run top and toe. 81" to which is s< Wed., Thurs., March 11, 12. That House Letting Committees Fire Escape Provision. 10", 101", 1 1 ". James Stewart, Kim Novak. Barbara Bel Geddes in The Unicorn Hotel at Bowes is 1 1 ". Wednesday itself thought to be about 400 years be established, consisting of the Price 6/11 face of Te VERTIGO (a) old. The bar part of the hotel, Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of the In the report of the Public Health Price 6/11 in Technicolor. this night ii with its walls 3ft. 6ins. thick in Council and Housing Committee, Committee, which was adopted, it BA, Doc * was resolved that a notice under places, is thought to be late 16th together with the parish representa­ TANDRA. Micromesh. Professor c Fri., Sat, March 13, 14. Dirk Bogarde. Yoka Tani, Ronald Lewis in Section 60 of the Public Health TANDRA. THE WIND CANNOT READ (o) century. The large front portion tive^) concerned, with the Chair­ 15 Denier. 51 Gauge. Circu­ University, men having the discretion to add Act, 1936, dealing with means of 30 Denier. Fully fashioned. in Technicolor. was built in 1761, at which time > Wonderful value. In Service lar knit self-arrow seam. 8}* secretary 0 there is a possibility that the gar­ such additional members as may be escape in case of fire, be served on to 1 1 ". will oecup) $ the owner of the Walkerville Hotel ) weight, Recommended for Mon., Tues., March 16, 17. Oiarles Heston. Susan Morrow, Peter Hanson den wall was also completed. desirable. The Chairman of the teenage and school wear and Price 5/11 An To-day the stone, which meas­ Housing Committee to be the to make such provisions as are those needing a stocking for THE SAVAGE (u) necessary under this Section as soon For th< ures 9.ins. x 6ins., takes pride of Chairman of the respective House hard wear. Sizes 9", 91". 10", history of 1 in Technicolor. Letting Committees. These Com­ as the observations of the Chief place in the bar. It has already 101". TANDRA. the series, 1 attracted the interest of customers, mittees to have power to act for Fire Officer were obtained. ogy of Te< At the Housing Committee meet­ I Price 5/11 30 Denier. Fully fashioned VICTORIA. and Mr Reader expects to be able the letting of the individual house, rewarding. SCALA ing, Coun. W. Dowson had handed S-T-R-E-T-C-H Nylon Stock­ The year 1865 brought the climax to keep it for some time. He might with the reports of the Committees ing in smart light shade. Again P. Cilia “ Ice Cold in Alex ”... a great eventually offer it to a museum. being presented to the Housing over a letter, it was reported, giving TANDRA. to one of the most crucial eras of picture, and an intriguing title; a recommended for school wear in Romai Committee on the Housing Officer’s information regarding 16 houses at and matrons needing a heavy all time. “ Escort West,” which title which echoes one of the most r j f 15 Denier. Frame heel, self Archaeolog monthly report Where new alloca­ Eppleby, known as New Row, y?) outlined heel. All sizes, 81", stocking. Small, medium and onens on Thursday at the Victoria poignant scenes of the film, showing The chai tions are being made, following the which the owners were desirous of large. ing, Thursi Ha1!, through United Artists release, this week at the Scala Cinema. disposing. The Council considered building of houses, the House F. Wilson, begins in that year and intimately “ The next drink I have,” says LEGAL ADVICE Coun. Dowson’s suggestion in that ’ Price 4/11 Price 9/11 tells the story of an ex-Confederate Letting Committee to report to the in-Teesdalc 1 John Mills, “ is going to be a Lager BECOMES UNIVERSAL Housing Committee through the the Council might wish to consider Army Captain and bis 10-year-old School. —ice cold. There’s a little bar in Housing Officer’s monthly report the purchasing of this block of daughter who make a perilous jour­ All the Alex, with a marble-topped counter for their comment and amendment, houses and it was resolved that the ney through Indian country in SHORT EXPLANATION BY library of 1 and high stools . . . and they serve if necessary, without power to act. engineer be asked to make an search of happiness and a new THE LAW SOCIETY. M. & J. Swinbank Secondary the best beer in all the Middle The Housing Committee may, from nspection of the property and future in the virgin Northwest. at 7 pjn. East; when we get through this lot. time to time, through the Council, report back at the next meeting; ” Escort West ’’ was filmed in From 2nd March, 1959, anyone Those wl I’ll buy you one . . . I’ll buy you issue such guidance as may be also that Couns. Dowson and R. 13, HORSEMARKET, BARNARD CASTLE OnemaScooe, a camera medium over the age of 16 would be able the lecture all one.” deemed desirable for the letting of Gill be invited to attend to next Tel. 2249 which affords the finest possible to get legal advice from a solicitor the Middle And how he keeps his vow makes houses. meeting when consideration would Associatior D6 photographing of beautiful outdoor on the Legal Advice Panel. Those be given to the suggestion made by one of the most gripping, unusual, Calder, of landscanes. The picture’s outdoor on National Assistance will be able Coun. Dowson. and exciting war films ever made. Functions Separated. ton-in-Tee* sequences are expected to offer Starring John Mills, Sylvia Syms, to get it free of charge, those whose During discussion of the Finance film goers some of the most broad Anthony Quayle and Harry means are within the limits prescrib­ That the General Purposes and General Purposes Committee and breathtaking backgrounds ever Andrews, “ Ice Cold in Alex ” is ed will be able to get it for 2s. 6d., function shall be separated from the report, it was stated that a letter and others, whatever their means, put on film of the San Fernando the story of four people, three men Finance and General Purposes from the County Treasurer which will be able to get it for £1, it was Valley, a country of bold moun­ and a nurse, who push their way Committee. A General Purposes stated that the amount of the tain peaks, etched against vivid blue six hundred miles across the desert announced recently. Committee consisting of all mem­ county rate for the forthcoming Foi Legal advice means oral advice skies, enfolding green valleys and to Alexandria from Tobruk, fight­ bers of the Council to meet year, insofar as the Richmond Special Offer about the applicant’s legal rights or plateaux which seem to stretch as ing every kind of obstacle, from1 immediately following the Council Rural District was concerned, would obligations. It will be given in the of far as the eye can see. sudden enemy patrols, to the great­ meeting. This Committee shall have be 13s. 5d. L All three of the film’s co-stars re­ office of a solicitor in ordinary power to act, to include plans and er, natural enemy—the desert itself, practice whose name appears on the Consideration was given by the turned from film assignments in as treacherous and as cruel as the applications under the building bye­ Committee to this fact and also Eurooe for their roles in “ Escort Legal Advice Panels maintained by sea, and just as hostile. laws of the Council. The functions noted that a reduction was contem­ West.” Victor Mature recently com­ The Law Society. Lists showing the They are a strange group, flung of this Committee and the date and plated under the Local Government HOUSEHOLD pleted a role on location in North names of the solicitors concerned time of its meetings to be reviewed together by chance; the officer who may be consulted at Citizens’ Advice Act, 1958. Africa in “ No Time To Die,” has had to drive himself too hard, after six months. That the monthly CEN E^’ne Stewart wound up a co- Bureaux, Court Offices and at The Council meeting shall commence at the quiet, dependable Sergeant J aw Society’s Legal Aid Offices. If New Water Charges. starring part in Switzerland in Major—the perfect soldier; the 6-30 p.m. instead of 6-45 p.m. STATIONERY “ High Hell,” and Faith Domergue anyone is incapable of going to a That the Chairmen of Com­ As an outcome of the Clerk’s stranger—a giant of a man they solicitor's office he or she can send returned from a film assignment in pick up on the way; and the nurse, mittees be ex-officio members of report on the present water charges Rome. someone to get the advice on his or other Committees. and the position of the water a cool, determined girl alone in a her behalf. As the result of a six-months mon’s world of sudden death and That Vice-Chairmen be elected account it was resolved at a meeting at Reduced Prices search, voung Alabamn-born actress danger. And as the story unfolds, Income Qualifications. for each of the Committees. of the General Purposes Committee Reba Waters was signed for the we watch them each, through their If a person is getting National That the War Department be that a new scale of water charges coveted role of 10-year-old Abbey, individual strength or weakness, Assistance, the cost is nothing. asked whether they would like to be instituted as from the 1st April. screen daughter of V:ctor Mature in courage or fear, help mould the If able to answer “ Yes ” to both consider the co-option of a rep­ For water supplied by meter to Serviettes “ Escort West.” Ironically, Reba destiny of them all. of the following questions, the resentative from that Department to agricultural and horticultural con­ came to Hollywood and studied to John Mills brings a warm, sym­ charge is 2s. 6d.: each of the Committees, except sumers the first 250,000 gallons Sandwich Bags lose her Southern drawl. However, pathetic understanding to the role (1) Is your capital, with the Finance, and the questions arising would be charged at 2s. 6d. per because she portrays a Southern of the liquor-craving officer, and appropriate additions or deductions, be discussed with the Department, thousand gallons, the next 250,500 D ’Oyleys, Etc girl in the Western drama, she had Sylvia Syms, as the nurse, gives an £75 or under ? when opportune. a' 2s., and the remainder at Is. 9d. to re-learn her Southern accent. uncannily realistic portrayal of an (2) Has your income, with the That a meeting of the Council- d thousand with a minimum charge required additions or deductions, in-Committee be held in 1959 prior COSY. ordinary girl who finds extraordin­ of £1 per annum. ary strength when the circumstances been not more than £4 10s. during to the annual meeting of the Coun­ “ The Savage,” a Western drama cil to make recommendations to For dwellinghouses the charge demand. To the role of the Searg- the seven days up to and including has beep amended to 15% on the Teesdale Mercury in Technicolor, will be screened at the day on which you apply for that meeting on the membership of the Cosy Cinema, Middleton-in- cant Major, Harry Andrews brings net annual value of the heredita­ a minutely observed characterisation legal advice 7 Committees. All members of the T^sdaie. on Monday and Tuesday, Council to be circulated at the ment with a minimum of £1 16s. which rings as true as a bell; and per annum, a charge which is also Bookshop March 16th and 17th The hero is as Van der Poel, the barrel-chested April, 1959, meeting of the Council a young American who is reared and asked to state their preferences applicable to properties within 200 life-loving stranger, Anthony Quayle MEETING BY REQUEST. from a boy by the Sioux Indians as to the Committees on which they feet of a stand-pipe and which are has the part of his career; glorying BARNARD CASTLE and who, after swearing vengeance 'would like to serve. This informa­ using water from the stand-pipe. in his sheer strength; a giant of n on the U.S. Cavalry for the killing In answer to requests from farm­ tion to be codified and sent to all Licensed premises and hotels wil man with guts to match his bravado, of an Indian girl, weakens in h's ers in Teesdale, a further meeting members prior to the meeting of be on the same as domestic premises pumose and brings about peaceful this is a perofmr.ance of an enorm­ to explain the proposed Small the Council-in-Committee. After or by meter at the option of the ous panache that remains in the conditions between h;s tribe and the Farmer Scheme will be held at 1959 the General Purposes Com­ Council. 'iiiiisi>aiiaiifliiiiiaiiiiiiiiiHSnii!Stiaii*iiai!A>taiiiiiiiiiHaiisiiaiiiitaii«tiiii-::)iaiitiii>iaiiaMtiiatiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiar memory of one of the great things Middleton-in-Teesdale on the I9th mittee to make recommendations to Lock-up shops, offices, work* Americans. The problem of white of the cinema. Produced by W. A. man and Ind;an are presented here of this month. the annua! meeting as regards ships and warehouses will be Whittaker, and directed by J. Lee- The speakers will be J. Butt membership of Committees except charged 15% of half the net value with o1aus;b'l»ty and restraint and Thompson, “ Ice Cold in Alex ” is the film stars Charles Heston and Evans, County Advisory Officer, in the year of the triennial elections with a minimum of 18s. per annum. Maintain Your Car distributed by Associated British- Susan Morrow On Wednesday and J. Kerr, Divisional Executive when it will be the Council-in- and Thursday “ The Iron Sheriff ” Patbe. Officer. Committee. is again a Western drama fv»t one Inner Wheel Club —Out of Incom e w;*h a strong personal interest. It Public Relations. tells the story'of a sheriff*: son wbn Consult us for details of is wrongly charged and found Today, W ednesday. 1 lth M arch That a review, and if necessary, a revision of standing orders be guilty of murder, of the father’s Damaged and Perfect loyalty to his official task and his undertaken at the appropriate time. The Townswomen’s Guild month-L OVERHAULS, RE-SPRAYS determination to hunt down the real That it be placed on record that ly meeting was held on Tuesday, 3rd k»!Ter Sterling Hayden is very well it is the Council’s policy to keep its March, when Miss D. Bell presided REPAIRS, ACCESSORIES cast in the role of the avenging to be held for One Day Only ratepayers informed and with this over the 80 members and five father and Co"sfance ade­ at the object in mind the Council consider guests who were present. quately provides the essential femi- WITHAM HALL, BARNARD CASTLE, the continuation of good Press The various group representatives through our n;ne interest. ** Up the Creek ” at from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. relations essential. Following the gave their reports: Drama, Mrs the w^k-end is bas»d noon au»te a General Purposes Committee, in­ Walker; music, Mrs Blenkinsopp; 87 Damaged and Perfect CARPETS, in all sizes, patterns and formation to be given to the Press ocial studies, Mrs Dodds; arts and good story and it d'soenses a lot of colours. Must be sold by 3 p.m. No offer refused. CREDIT PAYM ENT PLAN wholesome fun. A comedy about or the decisions of that Committee handicrafts, Mrs Ascough. EXAMPLE : 3 x 24, £5; 4 x 3 . £9. Three coloured films, of Germ- life in a remote ha^kwa#er >t ?<* ^on. and Press conferences to be en­ 9 MONTHS TO PAY c*rn*d with a n»t-wit officer who is Sizes : 3 x 2, 3 x 2}, 3 x 3, 3 x 3}, 4x3. 4 j x 3|, 5 x 34. 6 x 4. couraged. Such officer’s reoorts as \ny. North Wales, and the Con­ “ lost ” by his superiors, given Also a few MISFITTED SHIPS’ CARPETS to be sold cheap. are appropriate to be passed to the tinent were much enjoyed and Mrs command of a shin in the “ moth­ These Carpets include Wilton, Axminster and Indian which Press following scrutiny by the Blenkinsopp thanked the representa­ GRETA BRIDGE GARAGE have been slight’y damaged by water only. Clerk of the Counc‘1. tives of the bus company who pro­ ball fleet” and finds fh- skeleton (Proprietor: Stanley Thompson) crew carrying on a real racket in 10 only—LARGE RUGS. £3. Addressing the Council, with vided them. government supplies. David Tom­ reference to Scotch Corner round­ The competition, prettiest calen­ If you require a Carpet, don’t miss this chance. Two Carnets about. Coin. Colonel L R Hall dar, was won by Mrs Whincup. and TELEPHONE: WHORLTON 237 linson is very good »n fbn Had and each customer only. Dealers not sunolicd. peter Sellars and Wilfrid Hyde had earlier reported that he had the surprise parcels were won by Wfiite gives him excellent support. hem informed by th? area surveyor Mrs J. Riley and Mrs Smelt eaiiBiiiiiaiiaiiaiiaiiaii»>i"iiaiiatiiiiiii«waiiiiiiittiiaiiaii«iiiMiii»iiiiii»iiiftiiaiiBiiauaiiauaiiatiaktai'r