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; 950. THE TEE8DALE MERCURY. Wednesday. Man li 1st. 1050. ___ • |M§Mg>«S» Death of Mrs Richmond Tragedy FOOTBALL Ante-Post Barnard Castle and Weardtfe and District League Cup District Darts League Exchange Bendelow of Bowes Dr. F. it. Eddison. Coroner, in Swaiedale League Medal Competition Final. Competition. the Town Hall, Richmond, on Wed­ Pointers NATIONAL INSURANCE Results of Games Played Feb. 24th. nesday, opened the inquiry into the BOWES WIN THE MEDALS. F ROSTER LEY RANGERS V It is with great sorrow we n-coid tragic deaths of the Haigh family Shoulder of Mutton (3), Cricketers' ting, T MIDDLETON CELTIC. the death of .Mrs Bendclot; or tli.' of The Rookery, Anchorage Hill, By "Sfrortsman' Arms (4). Post O.ce. Bowes. Her passing The crowd who witnessed the Richmond. In the case of Philip Weather and playing conditions This return game was a good one ORANGE t'roni our midst on ^atiudiv. tti Vr.i- encounter between Bowes and Col- Haigh and his wife. Dorothy Haigh, were far from ideal for Middleton and the Cricketers won after a very at'T 18th. came as a great shock to burn at Barnard Castle on Saturday LS. * both aged 47. evidence of identifica­ Celtic's visvt to Frosterley in the „.„.. „ . keen encounter, with the teams 3-aIl her family and to tlie or >pk> of in the Medals final, undoubtedly got , , „ , ... A A flat-racing seasons opens at llvan- jfr tion was given by Maurice Martin, first leg of the first round ot the /\ the decider was won bv A. Fiddes Bowes, and to her many frienls their money's worth. The teams CARDS Yater- brother of Mrs Haigh. and living at Cup Competition. aneoln a fortnight to-morrow. to SMatch game points for the from far and near. Although Mrs were very evenly matched .'in . time (52. Furlong Road, Bolton on Despite this, play began at a and stable plans for the first big Cricketers. Other Cricketer winners Bendelow had been v••vy i:l for a were thrills galore froi > start to Deanie. He said he was a colliery handicap are at last taking shape. W(,lv j. Oaham. T. Bragger, Ron finish. The game opened in sensa­ good sjieid and both sides produced fortnight, during which period she head lamp man. He last saw Mr In normal times a spirited ante-post Smith. T. M. Barkes. K. Barton and MARCH 6th-11th at:- red. tional fashion. AVitliin two minutes good football. The Rangers were had beeu carefully nursed by her and Mrs Haigh in July last, when market would have provided a J. Ringer were the Shoulder win- Bowes, became one up. Joel scoring the first to score through Maddison The Bank, BARNARD CASTLE | * tamily. it was thought she was get­ he spent a week's holiday at Rich­ pointer or two, but this year for. ners. A good show, both teams! with a shot from .'10 yards which Whose shot was allowed to go into 23 Newblggin, RICHMOND is. ting Tery much better. She herself some reason or another business at mond. In the case of'Philip Martin i:he net depite the handling ot D.L.I. Ass. (3), Ex-Ser. Club (4). was Tery cheerful and honed soon to completely deceived the Colburn long odds is negligible. One of the Standard House, High Street, NORTHALLERTON M» <§><§»§» Haigh. aged 14. and Dorothy Mary Bainbridge, the visit, tig 'keeper. The Club found the Faithfuls in he up and doing her share of work goalkeeper. With the wind, and most prominent North-country lay­ Haigh. aged l.'S. evidence of identi­ Celtic replied in a spirited fashion, much better form on their own - I Barbeck, THIRSK again. But on the 17th February slope of the ground in their favour ers told me yesterday that never in fication was given by Norman A n! lei son appeared to score the board, and some very good throwing Thornborough^Hall, LEYBURN >he became seriously ill again. Again Midi a goal in the bag. Bowes piled his long experience has he handled Martin, their uncle, of 65, Laithes equaliser, t but 'the goal was dis- on both sides made a keen game. her condition became a little better, on the pressure, and the Colburn fewer enquiries, and this 1 think Lane. Smithies. Barnsley, a pipe aliowed. Further good efforts pro­ The Club won first three legs, A. hut on Saturday evening at 5 p.m. defence had an anxious time. Col­ applies to the majority of offices fitter, who said he last saw them in duced the equaliser. R. Collinson Walker. X. Tinkler and W. Bailey, tie life of a faithful wife and de­ burn. however, refused to be Milled good iash.on after Turn- throughout the country/ A glance November last year. but R. Davidson cried halt and beat voted mother ended. And it is to and when they did relieve the pres­ at tne prices on offer against the Dr. .1. C. B. Williams said he was bull's shot had heen blocked. Half W. Waters for No. 1 for the Dur­ her husband, sons and daughters sure their forwards put in su.ne good Lincolnshire probables, would sug­ called by the police to the house on [time: Rangers, 1; Cekic, 1. ham s. Bob Lodge met Tom Long in that we extend our sincere sym­ approach work which bore limit gest that except for a small handful, Monday at 5-10 p.m. and on arrival Soon after rhe resumption, Turn- a merrj mood, and Tom won for pathy. when their centre-forward secud there has been little serious money found Mrs Dorotlhy Haigh laid out ]bull was injured and continued on game points, but Ron Lowe and E. TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANKS from close in. i Bowes came again for the others. Dramatic and Burp- After year* of devotion to her in the back kitchen. Life was ex­ the wing. Frcstevley aft this stage Jenkins won the last two legs for the and restored their lead when Close iliam are challenging for favouritism, have served generation after generation for family, and loyal support to her hus- tinct. On going upstairs he saw commanded the game. Resolute Durham* against M. Clarke and charged the 'keeper over the line with Fair Judgement next in de­ kand in his officinl duties as post- the boy and girl on a bed settee ly- defending by the Celtic backs 'ed Fred Gregory. E. Horseman, 0. 140 years with the ball, and before the inter­ mand. Bobo has been nibbled at. maater at Bowes, has come rest. jng s;de by side. Life in each < Lodge and F. W. Lowe were the val the same player added another by Morton, prevented any increase They now are left to go on where was extinct. In a bathroom at the but apart from these four. 20-1 losers of the first three legs for the after a inellee in the goalmouth. by the home forwards. It was at a The 1,000 offices now hold for il« has left off her faithful services. top of the house he saw Philip rules the day. The chances of Lin­ Durham*. A fair result to a good With the conditions in their favour late stage in the gamp when Froster- Mrs Bendc'ow. too. had many inter­ H»:gh laid down in a corner. Life colnshire candidates can he serious­ game. safe keeping nearly £1,000,000,000 in the second half, Colburn assumed |ley obtained the !lec:der. gathering ests in the village, being one of the was extinct, and in the opposite ly affected by the draw, and until the offensive, and the Bowes defence a loose ball. Maddison ran in to Coach & Horses (2), Burns Hd. (5). on behalf of Six Million depositors sailiest members of the Bowes corner of the bathroom a black this is kuown it is virtually 100-0 had a gruelling time. The score score from close range. Frosterley The Burns are chief favourites for W.T. During the war years she did collie w.ts laid dead. This was the against the field. For this reason. It de- was made 34 when Colburn deserv­ will visit Middleton on March 11th League honours, but they aren't than her part by helping in the various only evidence taken and the inquest I have restricted my interests to the Sums from I/- to £500 may be edly scored. Their inside-right to play the return match in this home and dry yet. as they have some JM time organisations, and was always ready was adjourned for a fortnight. minimum and my choice to the out­ headed a beautiful goal from a round, with the iscore 2-1 in their good games to play as yet. This deposited annually (limit £2,000) |Always t» support any effort taking place The funerals of the Haigh family. side divison. All along T have cham­ corner kick. The Bowes forwards favour, an exciting game is fore­ game looks easy according to the con- ..specially more »o if it was con- , i ims of'the tragedy at Bich- pioned the cause of Starpoint. and tlu v ct cast. •score, but that wasn't by any means. | Despite sected with young people and small raided occasionally, but failed to in­ at double the odds available against orders mond. took place in the Cemetery Three of the Coach players were children. It is they, too, who will crease their lead. Amid great ex­ Dramatic. I rate him as good a INTEREST 2f/. PER ANNUM thy not at Richmond before mid-day on citement, Colburn drew level and down to double, and Lady Luck ss It- miss her presence. Her voice, now Friday. The Rev. W. Stuart wager as any. In the early days of frowned instead of smiled on them. silent, will be missed by those who from then until full time there were avoid a ne• w season, nhvsica fitness 1plavs ,„ , ... .. Macpherson, Rector, officiated at a thrills and spills in plenty without , - -, ., . .. - Taken all m. it was a,very sportv •ften heard her apeak but did not •brief service in the Cemetery Chapel a major part, and it is policy to Newcastle upon Tyne Trustee Stfiafs Baik i«» her in person—those who are however, either side being able to game. The Burns winners were T. and at the graveside. There were Billiards confine one's attention to those telephone subscribers. Mrs Bende­ notch the deciding goal. In ext.ra Alderson. B. Jones, H. Brownless. (Established 1818) about 20 relatives present, also Mr animals who thrive on a light pre­ ITH low will be greatly missed at Bowes time Bowes started off as in the first H. Jenkins and J. Ackroyd. The D. Brooks (Town Clerk), Miss K. paration. ]°n this category, Star- Church, where she was a faithful half and swarmed round the Col- Results for February 22nd Coach pair were L. Biss and our FUNDS EXCEED £30,000,000 M. Thornton (head mistress of the point makes strong appeal, for there [ER, member, and also at the Mothers' burn goal, and after five minutes Billy Brewer, who played last. Hard High School, of which 13 year old is evidence that he fits the bill." - I T'nion meetings, where she was a took the lead through Close, who Mechanics B. Romadlkirk luck. Coach. AVatch these wee Local Offices : Dorothy Mary Haigh was a pupil), was present at Stockton last April staunch worker and member. Her netted from an almost impossible 150 y payne \[ Dent 103 Burn's players for League. 21, MARKET PLACE, BARNARD CASTLE (Tel. 352) ITLE. Mr R. Hornby (head master'* and when the Aliddleham colt made his many friends in the " Postal " angle. The Bowes total became five \^.\ B. Benny vorth A. Davidson 150 first appearance of the season, un- Blue Bell (3), Black Swan (4). MARKET PLACE, MIDDLETON-IN-TEESD ALE Mr H. E. Baines represented the world will miss her presence. Actu- a few minutes later when Close 150 K. Ward S. Bell 135 Last week the Blue Bell won down Senior Church of England School of fancied and unfurnished. To the placed a corner perfectly and the 150 E. Watson C. Lowson 100 surprise of connections, he ran re­ at Staindrop 4-3. so it was fitting allr. Mrs Bendelow was a native of 14 r old PhiliD Martin Wnicn yea ball entered the net off the 'keeper's 574 |Uj markably well to finish 011 the heels for the Swan to reverse the score Richmond. She was before her mar- was a scholar, Mr Jobson hands.' In the second period, of i 75 owe owe llo f Alusidora. and had he been seri- this week in the return game. C. viage Miss Alderson, and lived on (Scoutmaster} and Mr J. Harms- 0 extra time, Colburn strove hard to 409 373 ously trained for the job. lie might Wooff, H. Fuller. G. Dale and T. IiU. Before coming to worth (Assistant Scoutmaster of the BoTPS she lived at Shildon iice arrears' and did so after five have won outright. Starpoint is the Dale were successful for the Swans, 51) In 1921 iocai Troop of Boy Scouts, of which minutes through their inside-left. Wanderers B. Ex-Servicemens Club sole representative of a powerful and E. Thomas. J. Bradby. G. Mr and Mrs Bendelow came to , boy was an active member), tnl Excitement was now at fever pitch 74 J. Blenkinsopp stable, and he will be ably part­ Bolam were winners for the Blue BoTes Post Office, where Mr Bende M Clark 1511 attended. Mrs W. Wilson. Superin­ Bell. One arrow decided the points TREATMENT WHILST and Bowes, who were fitter and last- lo0 J. Allinson D. Baker 68 nered at Lincoln by Douglas Smith. Castle low has been postmaster for the tendent of the Parish Church Girls' ing the pace 'better, threatened 150 A. Walker N Jones 138 I learn that he is giving every satis­ last week, and this week it "was 3-all pat 29 years. School, where the girl attended, was several times to increase their total. 79 J. Garbutt W. Bailey 150 faction in his preparation, and I feel and both last players, stars R. Cow­ the funeral took place on Tuesday present with her husband. Mr W. Just before the final whistle Colburn 453 506 sure his price will drop in the near ling and T. Dale, played off in a aftaraoM. The service, conducted Wilson. Others present were Mr ASLEEP came again and Scrafton. the Bowes 125 owe owe 125 future. I backed him for a small good leg for Tom Dale to win. Good icted IT the Vic•ra , the Rev. T. L. Wardle, Herbert Harrison and Mrs Sander goalkeeper, who had played a great 328 sum at 25-1, and even at the ruling show. Howay the lads! forwhoopingcough,asthma, «ra'. largely attended. Mrs Bende- . There were many floral trib- 381 s()11 game, brought off a wonder save rate of 20s. he strikes me as sound low s body was borne to Church and utes The funerals were kept as Raby v. Golden Lion. bronchitis, croup, etc. from a hot. oblique shot. From then Lartington Mechanics A. business. ren for to its last resting place by Messrs private as possible, but more than a to the end Bowes held their'lead Leading Northern Grand National In the return match at the Raby. The antiseptic Fenolin Vapour n Alderson, J. Alderson. T. Satter- i^-al neople arrived and were 61 W. Crochett Bradwell 150 the first leg went to the Lions in brings quick relief to all sufferers dozen and. were worthy winners. Their 74 W. T. Tarn \tkinson 150 challenger. Freebooter, continues to from common respiratory com­ ths-aite, Jfc. Kiplmg. 3. Hastings away from the gravesides by n which Little beat "Flash" Everett. kept superior stamina in extra time won 137 T. Raine l^jpfj g 1§| please connections, and he looks a plaints, and by encouraging natural and H. Barwise The hymns sung police. The relatives were taken Flash was not his usual self. The 'oultry tne the day. Tribute is due to all 22 picture of health. I have seldom sleep helps materially towards the wcie " Roi k of Ages and. "Abide 124 H. Stoidait E. Kipling 150 final cure. Obtainable in two to the house of Mr Brooks. players for a fast and sporting game I 30^ seen an animal with more powerful second leg evened up the score when ; *i:h me." and also the 23rd Psalm. 600 models, at 2/iod. and 5/1 id. played on a snow-bound ground and 75 hind quarters, and. I have a hunch Peter Bousfield (Raby) beat C. igeons .Mi.s Gargttt was organist. owe owe 125 Ask your chemist to supply a morass of mud in each goalmouth. that he will prove a worthy favour­ Clegg. Although Bousfield was slow The chief mourners were: Mr M. 321 475 Barnard Castle Prize ' Band played ite. Trainer R. Renton of all men away, he came in at the right time Boidelow. husband; John, Matthew RICHMOND selections before the game and dur­ understands the requirements, and and"finished a good winner. The anl Harry, sons; Mrs Clowes and Bowes Middleton W.C. ing the interval. Result: Bowes, 5; next leg saw Clarry Robinson Ma.-garet daughters; Mr and Mrs DUCK CLUB LADIES' NIGHT. 133 B. Doua!d M. Redfearn 150 Colburn. 4. his patience and meticulous care de- (Raby) in a tussle with Joe Hodgers UsseH, s^ter and brother-in-law; 133 1.. Longstaft J. Lowe 150 serves the crowning achievement of ;OH, Next Saturday Bowes are at home (G.L.). Clarry had double trouble, Mr Alder*m, brother; Air and Mrs 84 H. Thompson R. Kipling 150 success at Aintree. Not so long ago. not getting off until his twelfth ILPTOR, to Brough in a league match. M. Alderso 1, brother and sister-in- In the Talbot Hotel. Richmond, I 66 J. Close A. Johnson 150 Freebooter showed a marked dislike throw. One cannot afford to do this HALL FORSTER h CO. LTD lav.; Mrs .1. Alderson, sister-in-law; 1416 600 f the minor obstacles, and his OH T«l I804 on Wednesday night, the members or against Joe. However. Clarry Mi and Mi s A. Bendelow, brother- of the local ;'Duck" Club organised 75 owe owe 125 advancement to his present eminence pulled up pretty well but was beaten. 341 Orulv*. in-law and sister-in-law; Mrs Em- the annual gathering known as Auckland and District League. 475 in the chasing world pays tribute to The next leg aiso went to the Lions, F:mrm iii" ison and daughter, sister-in-law " Ladies' Night." The arrange­ Highest break to date, T. A. the trainer's art. I hear that he Jack Bowran being successful and niece: Mr and Mrs Frank ments were made by Coun. E. AAr. MIDDLETON WANDERERS V Jackson, 88. will not be seen in public again on- against Frank Young. The score Implication. Bendelow, brother-in-law and sister- R. Schofield (chairman), Air H. HOWDEN-LE-WEAR. til the big day at Liverpool. He is standing at 3-1 in favour of the in-:aw; M-ssrs J. Alderson. A. Johnson (secretary), Air G. Dunn League Table. following routine work at Ripon, Lions. George Aspery came up to Palmer. J. Alderson, W. Bendelow, (assistant secretary), Airs 3. Swain- On Saturday. AlidiJleton Wander- eating well, and nicely on his toes. repeat his victory of the previous ('. Alderson. J. Emmerson, and R. ston (treasurer). The gathering "in­ era entertained Howden in a league p W L Pts It is time a favourite restored the week over Dennie Davison. G.A. 15 12 3 24 ,< M Bridelow, nephews. Others present cluded the Alayor and Mayoress, game and had to take the field wifjii Aliekleton 'balance of things, for the shocks i d . of 140. The next leg r<§»3"S S**§ 8» la a s( ole wore: Mr and Mrs F. Simpson Aid. and Airs S. A. Brand, County both Clark and Barker absent Romaldkirk 15 12 3 24 occasioned by Caughoo and Russian was very important. Dear (Raby) iOKAMsJ lEIdon Lane), Mr A. Liddle (Lons- Coun. and Airs R. B. Kirtiey, through illness. Wanderers A. 15 12 3 24 Hero are fresh in my mind. Granted, wanting double top. split it to double *le), Mr and Mrs Franks (Kil- Couns. H. Dinsdale, T. B. AVheat- The game opened out with the Middletou W.C 14 11 3 22 normal fortune in running, the ten, and had the bad luck to hit «e), Mr and Mrs H. Liddle (Pate- ley. J.P.. and F. J. D. Campbell. visitors Uoing most of the attacking I Ex-Servicemen's C. 13 10 3 22 Yorkshire champion can do the the double six. His opopnent. D. IS AND l» Bridge). Mr and Mrs Brown Coun. E. IW. R. Schofield pre- but tifio AVanderers soon settled Alechanics B 17 7 10 22 trick. Barkes, won on his next throw and iD.irlingto'i), Mr M. Fisher 15 6 9 12 U.ERS. sided. Entertainment was given ty down and Bates made a good run Bowes made the game safe for the Lions. ibrough). Mr and Mrs W. Anslow The Amusiliers Concert Paity, up the wing only to see his centre Mechanics A. 14 •5 9 10 HINTS FOR THE WEEK. In the last leg. the other Bousfield KOHAMTS. Hnrnard Castle), Mrs and Miss Darlington. blazed over .the * bar by Graham, Lartington 16 4 12 8 (Billy) played well to beat Jack I Kitton (Barnard Castle), Miss J. with only the 'keeper to beat. After Cotherstone 16 2 14 4 WEDNESDAY. Ludlow. Preston on the post. The score *ai*erthwaite. Mr T. Scott, Mrs J. _ 15 minutes Howden went ahead Wanderers B. 16 14 4 ended 4-3 in favour of the Lions, who |t the '.nt at J Alderson (Baldersdale), Mrs G. when their cenitre-forwai'd headed SMART MAN ran a promising thus avenged their defeat of the •Ibis prlca. Midealf (Stainmore), also members Coun. H. H. Hall presided over in from a centre from the left wing. effort behind Air Aloon at Chepstow previous week. m Postal Staff, Mr J. Porter, Air T: an appreciative audience at a con­ The- homesters continued to have as a fortnight ago. and I take him to Ainsley. Mr G. Whitfield and Air W. R.N.O.C. Ass. (2), Turk's Head (5) IANTEED cert held in the Brookside Alethod- much of the game as (the visitors Forcett and District Darts League. win the Tenbury Hurdle. He is len­ Tiavers. A good, sporting game. I haven't ist Church. Evenwood, in aid of the but their finishing was bad anBishop Auckland: Alisses P. Con- fth ithe wind and slope in their Oak Tree Inn, H.M 15 5 6 4 16 justified his short price. He can "^;"'y „oys". ,. , . , ., w ****** Mother" from her loving Husband, stantine, P. Leng AI. Metcalfe, J. favour came more into the game Bridge inn," w£orUott 16 5 6 5 16 -k recompense S» the last event of The Turk s Head played die semt- ih da whe hna of th

•1'ilin, Matthew. Ernest, Henry, ATeatherley. AI. Horseman, P. aml did most of tAe attacking^ but 'Stanwix Arms, A. 13 5 4 4 14 * >'- » he has High Level to f K.O. off and won lillie and Margaret; Michael Davison, B. Alusgrave. A. Zimmer- their shooting was weak amd the Foxtail 12 6 1 5 13 boat- J" standing the pair against against the Bum's Head on a Urandchild); Edith and Frank; mann. B. Waldon, R. AloConnell Howlden 'keeper had only one sho4 Dun Cow Inn, N. 14 5 3 6 13 tlle nela' my preference is .for Lower neutral board, and thereby qualified Deck for the final on 9th Alay against the Jennie and Fred: all at Lonsdale B. Jackson. A. Tuer. E. Graham. 0f note to deal with which came Bay Horse Inn. G. 14 4 3 7 11 "

Street. Steke; Air and Airs Clowes, p. Stokell. P. Spence. B. Watson, f.TOm Moore. During one of the "Cross Keys, E. Raby. March 15 4 3 8 11 and Ida and Joe. Stoke; Air and E. Alackley, A. Weatheral, C. many Wanderers attacks, Graham 'Bay Horse,'R. Here is the revised draw for inter- ... 13 1 5 7 THURSDAY. Wincanton. house pairs K.O.,-2nd round, best of Mrs Dawson and family, Bowes Marshall and A. Adamson. Enjoy- was fouled in .the penalty area and Result incomplete. Moor; Clara and Ted; Members of ble interludes were contributed by J. Akers made no mistake although three legs, 501 up. Home pairs to a AVinner of the Frome Handicap in March is a busy month in the home and in fix matches and send in results to Bowes Mothers' Union; Win. Jess, Mr Zimmermann (violinist), Bishop the kick had to be taken twice. 1949. SWANEE RIVER is to take Martin and John; Sister and Auckland, and Air Glattbach (pian­ his chance again, and I shall count ^ec „ alJ A few minutes la/ter Middleton Ex-Service Club v. Turk's Head. everyday tasks of spring cleaning often Brother. Jane and Anthony, and ist), Eldon Lane. Proceedings were awarded an indirect free kick Tne Mayor and Mayoress of Rich- on him to effect the double. His Raby v. Black Swan. Brother-in-law Albert; Albert. Bella wore under the supervision of pro­ in the penalty,area and Graiham m°nd, Aid. and Airs S. A. Brand, game effort when fourth to Sel- 2. Golden Lion v. Sh. of Aluttoii. bring reminders of the need for repairs and and family; Jim, Ruby and family; ducer Airs Shewen. The chairman, placed a pass to Moore who levelled were among the guests on Friday worthy at Fontwell Park was full of 3. To be played on or before March Mr and Mrs J. Simpson; the John- supported by Air J. J. Paskin, com- the score with a hard shot. la Ithe night at a civic ball held in the merit, and his turn is overdue. Of 14th, 1950. ' renewals. In personal business matters, •on family. Wishaw; Aunt Sarah pljmented the artistes on a first- closing stages Middleton were well Royal Hall, Harrogate, and organ- his opponents, I have some regard ise(1 by League Table to Date. »nd family; Mr and Mrs Hebron and ciass performance and thanked them on top but their shooting wa very the Mayor, Coun. Airs Alary for Blue Ricky, a light weight with s P. W. L. F. A. Pts •amily; Alerry, Herbert and family; for their kindly co-operation and weak or they may have snatched Fisher, J.P. The gathering included pretentions to minor honours. too, regular attention is worth while. Here Burns Head 14 11 3 38 22 Maurice Fisher, Brough; Jean and assistance. Secretarial duties were both points, the Lord Alayor and Lady Alayoress COUP D'EPEE has proved a most 60 Result: Aliddleton 41 20 Mr and Airs Satterthwaite; Kit. ably performed by Coun. Aliss Nan Wanderers. 2 of Hull, Lord Alayor of York, Lord disappointing animal this term. fail- Turk's Head 14 10 57 the Midland Bank can assist you by paying Howdea-le-Wear, 2. 40 18 -\1111 and Baby Christine ; Annie and Anderson, and Mr Harold Mason Scarborough and Countess of Scar- ing his supporters on more than one Black Swan 14 9 58 43 18 "'mily. Frosterley; Airs AI. Johnson. acted as treasurer. The entertain­ borough, Air C. York, ALP., who occasion. I have not lost faith in Ex-Ser. Club 14 9 •55 your standing orders for rent, insurance 44 16 Barnard Castle; Mrs P. Oliver; Rev. ers were afterwards the guests of won his seat for the Conservatives him, however, suid I give him Golden Lion 14 8 54 ai 50 16 >d Airs Wardle: Mr and Airs the officials and committee at a STREATLAM AND STAfNTON at Harrogate, and the Mayors and another chance in the Field-Fare Cricketers A. 14 8 48 44 14 premiums, school fees and similar out­ MeKitton and family, Barnard supper, when tribute was paid to C.C. Mayoresses of Dewsbury, Batley, Hurdle. At a difference of eleven Raby ... 14 .7 54 ( 6 50 48 12 astle: Jessie and Jack; Betty and the*hospitality of the organfsers. Todmorden, Pudsey, and others. It pounds, he will have to go all out Blue Bell ... 14 goings and by keeping your valuable I)TjI Ass 14 44 54 12 Margaret; Florrie and Billy; Doris, Ihe committee of the Streatlam , t impressive setting. The to account for (rim son Lake, yet I " " 6 vas a mos 8 Albert, Billy and Sandra; Alice, and Stainton Cricket Club arranged Batley, who was 80 years rate him equal to the task. R.N.O.C.A. 14 4 33 65 Mayor o{ 41 57 6 papers and documents in safe custody. Selson and Robby; T. Scott; Air a very successful whist drive and Gf age the following day, came in for C. & Horses 14 3 11 ance S. of Aiutton 14 3 11 37 61 6 »nd Mrs Ralph Bainbridge and Alembers of Hipswell Conservative « which took place in Stamton a special greeting. The civic heads FRIDAY. Hay dock Park. fl ">iily; Mrs Turnbull and family; Association have sent a telegram of \ "lage Institute on Friday evening. formed a cjrcie around him and sang MIDLAND BANK LIMITED Mr and Mrs N. J. K. Straohen and congratulation to Afr G. A. N. Hirst "°. than 39 tables being re- Happv Birthday " and " He's a The all-conquering Neville Crump SATURDAY. Wetherby. ui fcwi. on winning his seat at Shipley for °. red fdr the whist. Mrs H. Wal- iolly good feilow.» is sending a few animals to the Lan-

j the Conservatives. He defeated Mr ton presented prizes to tie winners The civic heads o{ Ricamond were cashire venue, and will claim his I the Top Weight for the Grand National A. Creech Jones, Socialist, who held »a .tollows:. ^amP10nsh^' M^s most enthusiastic over the function share of the spoils. ACE POT is Triai l Chase, WOT NO SUN has •, _, » , n . , an important post 111 the last Gov- ^raiS- ,JjacllesL *>Mr ,^ 7 which they describe as being one of one of these, and he has only to do plenty to carry, but he has improved TO TAKE r Jhe staff of the ernment. Afr Hirst polled 18,390 Addison, Bowes; 3 Airs H. Met- ^ ibegt t, haye atteuded. as well as lie did at Southwell in so much this season that I think he «nt Otter for r S and m Creech J UCS W m and hrkbeC I frc** illustrated Mal S ITS. i'«+ Slw ° > > ^ 9 V ' i1j £ i December to take the White Rabbit will defy his handicap to win. The il» of what this rt M S Various matters, appertaining to l to ytu. * »^ .^7 S"£* therensincomrt. »«fj !5Y 2_™H? Steeplechase. I shall expect him to presence of Acthon Major would add D Club affairs ivere discussed and con­ ZTJl**?* - ^ LSSeJX Mr Hir8t Visited Hi'PSWe11 ln 1948 S RaSl^n5 £ • ^ r, , , , SCO,'e' *ith 0,eaui *f Joyhis "to the interest, but the one 1 am ^•>d ti the Regiment provided the and spokc at the annual meetl„g of The Ramblers Orchestra played for Under the auspices of the Bishop attendant. Stable-companions Part- frightened of is San Michale who is sidered at the general meeting ot BAMBRIDGE BROS., 0sie MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS, trade " the local Conservative Association, the dance which was also well Auckland (Wesley) Aiethodist Car- point and Wot No Sun figure-in the thrown in on his best form. If a the Cockfield Workmen's Club, and He has made many firm friends at attended. Prizes were won by Mr cuit. Sisters Susan Sanders and entries for the Humpty-Dumpty surprise is in store, this one might Institute, alter which the following NORTHQATE, DARLINQTOH. Hipswell and his success has given Mjnl Kogerson and partner and Mr Dorothy Bull are conducting a ser- Handicap, but I understand the do the trick. Wot No Sun remains officials and committee were elected: R. Embleton and partner. .MINES Tie second session for blood much pleasure. ies of mission services at the Butter- latter waits for Wetherby. Joint- my choice. Well fancied on two Chairman. Mr John Alderson; „.._,_ "mors was held in the Town Hall, Since their schooldays Air Hirst knowle and Lands Wesley Aiethodist favourite with Roimond at Birming- occasions recently, ROWNEV ROM- w tin j HIMORLiLS II ST0BI, Ulltl lis has been a life-long .friend of County treasurer. Mr 1-red Hammond; sec- OEABITI ""hmoiid. on Friday. The people HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Churches on alternate nights until ham last week, PARTPOINT may ANCE has come'to grief at the final "TlimmHj from thp country areas Councillor R. V. S. d'Arcy Hild- February 28th. The mission is have been out-classed, but he meets obstacle, and I hope to see him take retary. Mr A. \V. Tanner. 7. Corona­ *''d numbered fifty. The local yard, Chairman of Hipswell Con­ LARTINGTON HARRIERS. creating much interest and the ser- nothing of that calibre here. I give the. Sicklinghall Chase in recom- tion Terrace. Cockfield: doorkeeper. Deaigni and Priotop Application "•V.8. under Mrs W. Robinson servative Association and a member vices are heing well attended. A him the vote, anticipating danger pense. I stand him to prevail from Mr Robt. Clark: committee, H«^r»««««fci^,LJL3"g»B. £J£ (Ma excellent service. of Richmond Rural Council. Sat., Mar. 4 Abbey Bridge 12-0 cordial welcome awaits all visitors from the luckless Gallery. Convalescent. J. Makepeace. .1. "Wallace, W. Bnt-Di»Uno« Ho Object. Batd. 1908 TaL JT74. ton and Win. Truelock. I