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Reprieve for Man Who Put Wrong Fittings on His New Bungalow Wednesday, 12th October, 1977 THE TEESDALE MERCURY FARM AN* GARDEN Reprieve for man who C h e c k to VILLAGE ALL CLASSES CATTLE, Sheep, MOURNS Pigs and Casualties bought. Best h e m a d e prices paid.—R. Pigg Ltd., The put wrong fittings Abbatoir, Park Lane, Darlington. on village LOSS OF Tel. Darlington 3330 or Dinsdale 2448._______________________ on his new bungalow MR C. T. CLOSE Mr J. A. Peart has won a reprieve and will now j u n c t i o n A memorial service took place J.C.B. DIGGING be allowed to keep bargeboards on a bungalow he has A check i9 to be made on the at St. Mary’s Church, Staindrop, on DITCHING, DRAINING, built at Eastbourne Farm, Woodland. junction of the Eden 4Crest road Saturday, followed by interment of LEVELLING, ETC. Two months ago Teesdale coun­ bargeboards between Woodland and with the main road at Gainford, the * ashes, of Mr Christopher DROTT H IR E cillors ordered the removal of the South Side. He was against using a following protests that many motor­ Thomas Close, of 19a Coronation ists have difficulty there. and for bargeboards—long strips of timber sledge hammer to crack a peanut, Gardens, Staindrop. along the edge of the roof—be­ which the council would be doing Coun. Norman Colling told Tees­ The death of Mr Close brings IP l o u g h in g a n d s l u r r y dale road safety committee that a the end of a long line of monu­ SPREADING cause they had been put on without if it enforced a change here. Mem­ planning consent. bers would be making idiots of wall made it difficult for drivers mental masons. Bom in Staindrop, But they did an about-turn by themselves. coming from the estate to see traf­ like his father and grandfather, he fic coming from Barnard Castle. Ring cancelling the order and giving per­ Coun. John Heaviside comment­ lived all his life in the village. KEARTON mission for the boards when Mr ed that he liked some variation in Mr J. Hardy, of the county en­ One of his last occupations as a Barnard Castle 2365 Peartt put in a new request. houses and felt barge boards did no gineer’s department, said there was mason was to carve and place the Mr Michael Pease, chief plan­ harm. He asked: “If a .person not a bad accident record for this late Lord Barnard’s memorial stone FOR SALE, Rolled Oats and ing officer, suggested that the plans wants to put barge boards on his junction and he did not feel any at the church bridge behind the Barley. — Mutum, Gardner & committee should stick to its deci­ house, why not let him have them?” action was necessary. memorial seat. Co. Tel. Barnard Castle 2021 or sion and rule that the boards be Coun. Cecil Allinson said the But Coun. Colling commented: He was also a good musician, 3275. taken down and replaced by cem­ man had apparently been in some “Surely it is our duty to try to playing in the Staindrop Band as ent sections at the gable ends. doubt abut whether barge boards prevent accidents rather than to a very young boy and having to He stated that bargeboards were were allowed. It would be better wait for them to happen before we stand on a form to practice along . - u r n For all your do anything.” not traditional to this area and to put a clear indication on plan­ Miss Gwyneth Jane Linsley, only with the men. His first public ap­ He added that there was often a Evans, a friend, Miss Diane Golds- AGRICULTURAL were not in keeping with other ning consents that barge boards daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon pearance with the band was at the nspsoa m | delay before drivers could get out borough, the bridegroom’s cousin, new houses and bungalows approv­ were not allowed, if that was the Linsley, of Grey stones, Copley, was Miss Tina Brown and Miss Joanna King George V coronation cele­ a w eie j i CONTRACTING on to the main road and added: “If G o -a h e a d ed by the council. case, he suggested. married on Saturday to Mr Robert Moses, friends of the family. They brations. Bin, tod a police patrol driver was trying to He asked the councillors: “If But Mr Pease said there should Gittins, only son of Mr and Mrs wore sea jade velvet dresses with At the age of 17 he joined the degrooaftwl L PLOUGHING get out of there to chase a motorist, you grant someone planning con­ be no need for this. All plans Robert Gittins, of Wood House matching bell boy hats and carried g iv e n to army and at 1$ was in France, attended bfr R otavating it would be hardly worth trying, for sent subject to certain conditions, showed clearly what was allowed. Lane, Bishop Auckland. where he was wounded and dis­ bo wove in the person could be in Darlington sprays of pink and crea roses. Reclamation & Reseeding are you going to let them do what If they showed five windows, the The ceremony was conducted by Mr Neale Vickers was best man charged. His father formed a small on cape ui| before he even got on to the road.” b u i l d o r Complete Muck they want?” builder would be exepected to put the Rev. Butt, at St John’s Church, and the groomsman was Mr John band in which he played the violin, and Hly oiv Inspector Keith Tweddle said the •ley, whon| Spreading Service But Conn. Tracy Mudd said that in five windows without having to Lynesack. Goldsfoorough, the bridegroom’s and they played all around the dis­ Gainford policemen did not seem c o n v e r t trict at dances. Id float i£ Hedge-cutting between Cockfield and Woodland be told, how many were allowed. The bride was given away by her cousin. to have any difficulty in getting on In recent years he tried to get te and cunei! Flail or Saw he counted 31 houses with barge­ But the committee decided by father. She wore an ivory velvet The bridegroom is in government Planning approval has been boards and he felt they looked bet­ 17-6 votes to allow Mr Peart to to the road. Any police car would the band started again in Staindrop, and Qy im Digging, Ditching dress cut in Victorian-style and service and the bride is a private given by Teesdale District ter than oement fillets. keep his barge boards. be able to get out by putting on its trimmed with guipure lace with but found little support from the and Drainage flashing light. secretary. Council for the following If Mr Peart had done an inferior matching silk veil, held by a Pope The couple went to Majorca for youth of the village. on howga Mr Hardy said he would make a schemes: Tractors, Trailers job it might be serious, but the Paul hat, covered in orange blos­ their honeymoon. They are to live Mr Herring, Ivy Hall, Bowes, He succeeded his father in sound­ lilac laoem Rotavators, Rotaspreaders A c c id e n t check on the corner to see what ing the Last Post in church on The coafkl boards were better and more expen­ som. Pink rose buds and orchids at Etherley Dene, Bishop Auckland. converting a store to form a pri­ fo r H IR E sive than cement. If he now had to could be done. were carried. vate garage; Mr J. L. Sparks, 14 Armistice Day and was a keen is Coort, DdS The committee is to give a road remove them and put in cement She was attended by Miss Julie Picture: Colin Bainbridge. Raby Avenue, Barnard Castle, con­ supporter of the Royal British v e r d i c t safety Christmas card to all junior Reasonable Rates fillets, he would hia.ve to split tiles version to form two flats; Mr and Legion. A lover of the country­ Colin school pupils in Teesdale. They and the job would never be com­ A verdict of accidental death was Mrs D. McCann, 43 South Green, side, he was interested in shooting will have pictures which can be ELLIOT & MOSS pletely satisfactory. recorded at a Darlington inquest Staindrop, new lounge at rear; Mrs and fishing and was a. keen gar­ coloured. Coun. Mrs Mary D*Aguiar said last Tuesday on Mr Clarence THE INVESTORS B. M. Wilson, Road Ends, Mar- dener. Ooun. Russell Holmes comment­ £65 to pay the' bargeboards were only a tiny ’Valentine Young, 75, of Bridge- wood, retention of loose box; Mr He gave many valuable years as Tel. ed : “If the cards impress even part of the house and she could field Bungalow, Middleton-in-Tees­ C. Chipchase, JLathbury East, Coth­ cemetery superintendent and valu­ one child and make him more aware Whorlton 389 238 not see why they were making such dale, who died from an injury after Anthony Clive Woodford, 40, of Barnard Castle School will again erstone, private garage; Mr R. able service as a mason to Stain­ of road dangers, the money will be a fuss over them. falling on a footpath near the Tees. West Pasture Farm, Gilmonby, was be competing in the annual busi­ Banks, 34 Newgate, Barnard Castle, drop Parish Council. A member of A. THORN & CO. LTD., Agri- well spent.” fined £50 and ordered to pay £15 ness game, arranged by the Insti­ cultural Merchants, Barnard Conn.
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