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HI 3 1 Startforth R.D.C. Barnard Castle Rural Council i S S S l i l n . ^^^W cdnesdiy , January 5th, 1955. THE TEESDALE MERCURY. Holwick and District Game­ THE FOOTBALL keepers’ 50th Annual Pigeon OBITUARY Startforth R.D.C. Barnard Castle Rural REV. E. V. CAVE. MR ARTHUR MAYBOURNE, MIDDLETON WANDERERS WENSLEYDALE Shoot. \CE A.F.C. FOOTBALL LEAGUE. News came to Teesdale on Thurs­ The death occurred on* Friday of Mr Arthur Mayhourne, 10, Queen (Continued from Page 1) day that the Rev. Eric Victor Cave, i?1* without any fixtures Except for Askrigg, mil the The Holwick and District Game­ Council 46-year-old Vicar of St. August­ Street, aged 64 years. I x i ’-u 818 .or New Year’s Day, home teams won on Saturday— keepers held their annual clay ine’s. W r a n g thorne, Leeds, had *1. A?1* *r*l*£*^ o n . resume their league the home ground advantage being Transport Commission on the site A Londoner by birth, he came to pigeon shoot on New Year’s Day at Mieklcton and a report of the (Continued from Page 1) Mrs M . Mordue, an elderly lady, collapsed and died on Wednesday yJ* S | H fixturesi witih a visit to KLingsway most decisive—fifty-two goals being in a field adjoining the Strathmore live in Barnard Castle with Mrs (Estate Surveyor of the Commission had been discharged from Darling­ night at the home of a sick P‘ay strong Bishop Auckland scored against nine *by the visiting Arms kindly lent by M r L . Lee, warning to tenants in arrears, he May bourne (who was a native of following the interview would be ton Memorial Hospital to her home parishioner to whom, he was taking v fcoei^H Reserves team, who a£ present are teams. tihe weather being dry. There were said: “ The Fiuance Committee are in-Headlam without preparations a Christmas Communion. It Shildon) when their home in Lon­ I loaders in the league. Middleton With a comfortable win over forwarded *to the Council in due greatly con'cerned at the amount of don was destroyed bv enemy action 2o game keeper 8 taking part in the course. having been made 'tar airing her appeared that M r Cave had called I froths» I were successful when the teams their visitors, Wensley, the Ays- shoot, the winuers being as follows: these arrears and are determined to at several houses during the day early in the war. H e had b ^ n in Hclwiok Water Supply. house and bed which had ‘been nt Middleton -in November by garth side, at full strength, was in 1st prize and C. U . Peat Challenge take drastic steps to reduce this empty for a fortnight. This old taking Communion to the sick. He the Regular Army and retired on A letter, was received from the TL 'I S 1 'Seals to 1, so the Bishops will be good form. Marsden Brown opened Cup and Cjhas. Hilles spoon was sum to the absolute minimum. collapsed at the home of one of his attaining the age limit1 with the Ministry of Housing and Local .lady lived alone and bad no rela­ J all out for revenge, but Middleton the scoring, Reg. Aslderson’ got the won by David Powell (Barningham) Every consideration has so far been oldest invalid parishioners, in Ash rank of Warrant Officer. He was Government saying that the Coun­ tives living in the vicinity to look are hopiu* to turn out their strong- second and the tlhird after defender with 8 successive kills; 2nd and given to the tenant and the Clerk Grove. Leeds. It is understood that for a time a caretaker on the camps cil’* application for grant towards after her. r\ :■ teaan which If selected from: Tom Burnett had made oue of his R . Fenwick’s special prize, W . lias had to seJAl innumerable let­ he was taken ill in the bedroom of and then in charge of the barrack the cost of this scheme has been Dr. PaJev reported on his efforts Bolton; S. Hutchinson, Gowland; few (mistakes by slicing. Frank Curry (Holwick}: 3rd and W . G. ters to those whose rents have not to obtain Home helps ” and had the house and was seen by a store in Stainton. Early in 1948 considered, and it <ha? been decided I Hammond Vickef6, Fuller; Maugli- Beaks. aff the right wing sent in Richardson special, J v E. Walton been paid. also visited -Mrs Moraue. doctor, but died before an ambu­ was appointed cashier of the Tees­ I an F. Hutchinson. Todd, Morton, a hard drive which hit an upright (Stanhope); 4*£(h and W . Metcalfe on the estimate submitted, and It may sefm out of place at lance arrived^ dale Mercury Ltd.. and retired be­ subject to the scheme ultimately Coun. Stephenson also complain­ I Henderson, Woodward, to score. Thus the home side had soecial, W . Makepeace,; 5tih and J. this particular time of the year ed of the delay in people being ad­ M r Cave, who was, a native of cause of continued bad health two being approved for loan consent, Sumpton. Talelntire. J. Moore. Bus a comfortable lead at* half-time. Ib J. Robinson special, Joe Stoddarl; associated with Christmas festiv­ mitted to hospital for treatment East Ards lev and an old boy of years ago. Of a cheerful an'd retir­ leaves Middleton at 1-0 p.m . promut fell to Kadelifle to score the best 6th and J. T. Young's special; Bert provisionally xo allocate a lump, ities and resolutions for the New Keighley Grammar School, was a ing nature, be w % well liked and sum of £900 towards the cost. It and also for out-patient treatment, i k goal of the match with a drive put­ Powell; 7th and special, M . Kear- year for the Council to say they and cited a specific case of a man curate at Bedale and at Barwick- respected by all who came in con­ must be clearly understood that this Auckland District League. ting t'he hall into a top corner ot ton; 8th and soecial (G. Cooke's are determined to distrain and at Headlaan who w «s awaiting I in-El met before being appointed tact with him. His wife passed TINDALE CRESCENT v. the net. This was ten minutes tie), F . Sayer; 9 and Gilbertson is a provisional allocation and is apply for ejectment orders, but Vicar of Startforth in succession to away suddenly a little over a year subject to review. Lreatemnt as an’ out-patient. BARNARD CASTLE CELTIC. after the re-start, but there was and Page special. S. Fawcett. we are anxious that the default­ Coun. Stephenson wa$ asked to the late Rev. C. F. Richardson. The ago and he was cared for by M r Broken Manhole Cover and Frame ing tenants should be forewarned. and Mrs Robinson, Reservoir Monday, 27th December, 1954. no further scoring. Tom Burnett Other prizewinners were give full particulars to the Clerk war broke out soon afterwards, and his defenders held out well but on Footpath at West End of Bowes. The Finance Committee report House, Baldersdale. -> W hen 3$r Celtic kicked off and set up a follows: R . Usher, Les. Robinsou, of this case. and during his enforced absence the forward® wore hindered after The Clerk read a letter from the contained a recommendation that Robinson died Mrs Robinson moved "fl ■sei'ie© of attacks down tihe left B. Bainbridge, T. Lauder, W . Mar­ It was recommended that the from his parish the dufties at ■ Grind rod, the useful 1 left winger, County Surveyor saying: 4< As I a certified bailiff be appointed to back to cars for him in hig own I wing, Douthwaite 'going close with wood. L . Forrester, Joe Lee. J. Clerk write to the Darlington and Startforth were undertaken by the had to leave the field of play alter informed you in my letter, only one arrange for taking proceedings home. I a nice sbofc just too high. Tindale Robson, M r Flockkart, J. Coats- District Hospital Management Rev. W . Oliver, now Rector of a Face injury through heading the wortn. A. Johnson, L. Hogarth, J. 0i thfse covens wa.s broken by against teiiaftts persistently in Committee respecting the above Rokeby-with-Brignall. After several The funeral took place on Mon­ I Crescent then attacked <Mnd were passing traffic during the County arrearg with their rent. -il stopped by two great interceptions ball. Gerald Westwood was the Emtnerson. G . Addison 5* Fawcett. complaints. years as Vicar of St. Peter’s, day at the Free Church Cemetery, best forward, tout' the Oockburn Council’8 operations on the carriage­ The amount of arrears out­ I bv centre half Pounder. After 15 After ’iflio gamekeeper^' shoot Slaughtering and Meat inspection Hunlset, Leeds, he accepted the the Rev. H . A- Bennett conducting brothers in’ the home defence were way. Accordingly I am instructing standing at December 11th was living of Wrangthom, Hyde Park,] I minutes Tindale scored following a there was an o»>en sweep with 32 on Sundays- the service in the Congregational almost impassable. my outside staff to have this cover £138 11s. lOd. Leeds. :n 1951. As an Army Chap­ I neat move started by their right entries winch was divided by the It was recommended that the Church and at the graveside. J Leyburn had a come-back after replaced at County Council expense. lain during the war he was taken I half who slipped a long ball to the following: B. Thompson, B . Close, Varlat;ons in Tenders.
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