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Teesdole Mercury No. 6123. Price 2p. Barnard Castle, Wednesday, 18th October, 1972. Established 1854. Arrested Farmer had Home problem to be handcuffed October Sequel to 3 a.m. incident 19. Girl Guides Coffee Evening and Fashion Show, Parish HaU. When two policemen found Francis Sowerby 20. Beat Dance, Bowes & Gilmonby lor district Parish Hall. at 3-30 a.m. on a Sunday he was in his Land- 20. Jumble Sale, Catholic Hall, Queen Street, Barnard Castle. If Teesdale fails to get its own new local rover, parked diagonally across a road at 20. 50/50 Dance, Cotherstone Vil­ lage Hall. council it will become port of a bigger district Hawksley Hill, with the ignition switched on 21 Scout Autumn Fayre, Parish Hall, Barnard Castle. called .... what? and the windscreen wipers running, though it 25. Teesdale Circuit Rally and Gift The choice of a name is likely name we would be as well with The was not raining. Day. to cause the first real difference of Magnificent Seven.” 27. Beat Dance, Bowes and Gil­ Asked what he was doing through his inability to drive opinion between the present seven However, there is a strong feel­ monby Parish HaU. he replied: “Driving home. around. 27. Rotary Club Nearly New Sale. councils which will be joined up if ing, in Teesdale at least, that On the evening before the Congregational HaU. the proposals go through. Bishop Auckland, with its 20 seats What the hell do you think I 28. W.I. Whist Drive, Cother­ would be doing at this time offence he had left home about Some crossword enthusiasts have making it the biggest partner in the 10-30. He had tended some of stone Village Hall. of the morning?” already been at work, trying to new council, will manage to include his animals then went to see a November make up a suitable word from the one part or another of its name in Barnard Castle magistrates were business associate. Then he had initials of the seven areas—Barnard the new name. told this on Wednesday when some beer to drink, and ended up 3. Beat Dance, Bowes & Gilmonby Castle, Barnard Castle Rural, Start- Parish Hall. Sowerby, 50, a farmer of Blue drinking far too much. He could forth Rural, Bishop Auckland, 3. Jumble Sale, Dunelm Court. TED COLLI NSON Stone, Marwood, pleaded guilty to now only apologise and say how 4. Congregational Wives Group Crook and Willington, Tow Law being drunk in charge of the dreadfully sorry he was. Coffee Morning and Second­ and Weardale. DIES AGED 74 vehicle. Sowerby was fined £25, ordered hand Stall. But despite the addition of a few 4. Bring and Buy Sale and Whist The funeral service of Joseph Mr David Yorke, prosecuting, to pay £14-20 costs and disqualified vowels to make it easier, none of Drive, Bowes Parish Hall. Edward (Ted) Collinson, of Sunny- said, the officers, P.C.s Smith and from driving for a year. them has come up with a title that 4. M iddleton-in-Teesdale Chrysan­ side, Mickleton, was held in the Horn, asked him to get out and themum and Vegetable Show. stands any chance of being accep­ Bethel Methodist Church, Mickle­ saw he was unsteady on his feet. 4. Stainton W.I. Autumn Fair. ted. 9. Congregational Church Bazaar. ton, on Thursday. He was 74. He was arrested and put in a pat­ Sixty Lots of Litter Members of the joint committee, Relatives and a very large num­ 10. Concert at the Congregational rol car to be taken to Bishop Auck­ Sixty large plastic bags (usual Church. which is now meeting regularly to ber of friends attended to pay their land. dustbin size) full of litter were 10. Jumble Sale, Cricket Club. plan the way the seven councils will respects at the service conducted by 11. Poppy Day Fair, Cother- On the way to Staindrop he collected by Boy Scouts in Barnard be merged, have talked about a the Rev. H. V. Briggs. stone. leaned over and grabbed the steer­ Castle at the weekend. name without putting forward any Before retiring to Mickleton al­ 16. Sale of Work, Trinity Method­ ing wheel, causing the car to go Places visited were the Demes­ ist Church, Barnard Castle. official ideas. most 10 years ago, Mr Collinson onto the verge. P.C. Smith had nes and the woods, Abbey Bridge 16. Bamingham Christmas Fayre. In their latest report they say: farmed at Harker Springs, where he 17. Jumble Sale, Newgate Method­ some difficulty in regaining the and along the road and laybys on “Thought is being given to a suit­ succeeded his father, Joshua, and ist Church. road. Sowerby kept hold of the both routes to Middleton. able name and the hope is expressed which is now farmed by his son 17. Beat Dance, Bowes and Gil­ wheel. When his hands were pull­ Most of the boys enjoyed the monby Parish Hall. that the public will become involv­ Geoffrey. ed from it he tried to get out of activity. Cigarette packets were the 19. Jumble Sale, Marwood and ed in putting forward suggestions.” He is survived by his wife Annie, Langley dale W.I. Congregation­ the car. biggest source of litter. Thanks to The Mercury will be glad to and a family of one son, three al Hall. the sponsors were expressed yester­ s eivc suggestions for a district daughters and nine grandchildren. Later on the journey he grab­ 21. Flower Arrangement Demon­ day by the leader, Mr Colin stration at Dalton Village Hall. ■?ame, with brief details of why Underbearers were R. Collinson, bed the wheel again and the car Clarke. 24. Glaxo Archery Section Jumble ..hey would be suitable. B. Bambra, J. Nixon and S. Wat­ had to be stopped. At the Sun Inn, Sale, Congregational Hall. The best will be published and Wackerfield, he put an arm round The scouts are arranging several 24-25. Pygmalion, Teesdale School. son, all nephews. all wii be forwarded to the com­ P.C. Smith’s neck and forced him sideshows at the autumn fair this Barnard Castle. Saturday at the Parish Hall. 25. Annual Whist Drive, St. Law- mittee. to stop. At this stage he was hand­ rence , Lartington. in the Barnard Castle area most MR J. W. CARTER cuffed. 28. Barnard Castle Arts Assoc: people asked about it gave answers Mr John William Carter, of However, he continued to cause “The Barber of Seville’* at that were to be expected, many us­ Brignall Grange School, died sud­ o r a trouble by putting his legs across | Teesdale School. ing the word Barnard with some­ denly on Friday, aged 63. Every time the water board Snout has to make a fairly long But even on coldish late autumn MERCURY FOR 29. Olde Tyme Dance. Bowes the front of the car and trying to j thing else, while others brought in workers go along the road to Cow trek on foot. days, when few if any visitors and Gilmonby Parish Hall. put his feet on the pedals. The car Teesdale, or Tees or simply Dale. Green dam they find a number of On summer days the route is would be expected in many such 1973 DIARIES PRESENT FOR had to be stopped four times. P.C. December Concoctions produced included visitors walking to or from fairly busy, with families making places, there are usually at least a Horne was following in Sowerby’s Barnard Auckland, Bishop Tees­ T H E C U R A T E Cauldron Snout waterfall—no a day of it and carrying baskets handful to be seen around Cauldron FULL RANGE 1. Ladies’ Circle Toy Auction, vehicle. Congregational Hall. Bd. Castle. dale, Bishop Crookdale. Barnard A parting gift to the Rev. David matter what the weather, the time with packed lunches. The rocky Snout OF DESK & POCKET 2. Handel’s “Messiah”, Cother­ Teesland, Bishop York dale and Foss, curate at St. Mary’s Parish or the day. area down beside the waterfall, This new picture of it is one “Clearly the defendant was very stone Methodist Church. Barningham Auckland. Church, Bamin'd Castle, will be Cars now have to be left at the and the grassy stretches beneath of the twelve scenes from the drunk,” said Mr Yorke. A blood DIARIES NOW ON 8. Badminton Club Jumble Sale, new picnic area, which gives it, are as popular as ever with Mercury’s 1973 calendar, Beautiful test showed his alcohol content was Parish Hall. “But all these just sound daft,” presented to him after evensong this SHOW commented one councillor. “We’d Sunday, on behalf of the parish­ splendid views over the reservoir, people who enjoy the sunshine and Teesdale, which is now on sale at 187 milligrammes, 107 above the; 8. Cricket Club Dance. SPECIALIST DIARIES 11. Newsham Christmas Whist be better with a completely new ioners. and anyone wishing to see the scenery. 25p in the Teesdale Mercury Shop. limit. FOR FARMERS, Drive. name instead of having each of the He and Mrs Foss will be leaving Mr George .Robson, defending, 15. Christmas Whist and Dance, GARDENERS, GOLFERS, seven trying to get in a bit of their during next week for Sierra Lebne said Sowerby’s farming land was Bowes and Gilmonby Parish MOTORISTS, Hall. own names. If we want a stupid a little sooner than they expected. spread out over a considerable area COG OWNERS AND 18. Bamingham Christmas Whist HAPPY RUSSIANS GREETED US in various parts of Teesdale. He had Drive. VARIOUS TRADES GEORGE BEST, Alan Ball, to drive round it continually, and 19.
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