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Velmar Made for the Next Three Weeks FOR GOOD J. T. Young & Son THE JEWELLERS ladies' wear and WE BUY FOOTWEAR Gold Victorian Brooches VISIT THE Silver & Jewellery Darlington Co-op. 26 Market Place, Barnard Castle Dividend on all Purchases. Tel. 3206 Prop. R. H. Allan No. 5758. Established 1854. BARNARD CASTLE, WEDNESDAY. 13th OCTOBER. 1965. Price Twopence. SALVATION ARMY Calendar Holwick Bride for Minister Opens £21 Million Bolderhead Reservoir WORK COVERED BY October SPEAKER 14. Durham County Police Choir. Wesley Church, Middleton. Eggleston Show Secretory INNER WHEEL CLUB Mrs M. Bailey presided at the 14. Coffee Evening, 40, Galgate. History Made In Its Making meeting of the Barnard Castle Busi­ 14. Whist Drive. Cricket Pavilion, The monthly meeting of Barnard Barnard Castle. Water from the Balderhead Reservoir, formally Castle Inner Wheel Club was held ness and Professional Women’s on Tuesday of last week at the CluB in the King’s Head Hotel. 15. Jumble Sale, Newgate Meth­ opened by Mr Richard Crossman, M.P., Minister of Hous-: After business had been dealt odist Schoolroom, Barnard ing and Local Government, on Friday, will help the needs King’s Head Hotel, when Mrs A. C. Castle. Hempsail presided. Mrs L. Green­ with. Mrs Bailey introduced the 15. Jumble Sale. Parish Hall. Bar­ of some half a million domestic consumers in the Tees bank read the1 minutes and Mrs I.’ guest speaker. Captain Carrol, of Valley and Cleveland Water Board area and the thirsty, Brown gave a report on the meals the Salvation Army Citadel at Dar­ nard Castle. lington. 16. Concert. Middleton Villaee on wheels meeting held recently in growing industrial giants of Teesside. As this was the centenary year. Hall. The inauguration and lunch which followed at the which they discussed the possibility 16. Jumble Sale. Bourne Method­ of having a home for elderly ladies Captain Carrol traced the growth ists, Middleton-in-Teesdale. Scotch Corner Hotel was attended by more than 170 re­ in Barnard Castle. of the organisation from its begin­ 19. Whist Drive. Boldron Village presentatives of local authorities, neighbouring water Information was given about a ning and spoke of the social work Coffee evening to be held to-morrow being done in Darlington at the Hall. undertakers and industry. men’s hostel. 22. Jumble Sale. Catholic School The reservoir project, completed at 40, Galgate. with a bring and buy Hall. Barnard Castle. stall, the proceeds going to Christ­ A vote of thanks to the speaker at a cost of 24 million, made history mas charities. was given by Mrs C. Close. 22. Coffee Evening. Barningham in at least two respects. It possesses the main Tees valley, just above At the close of the meeting mem­ Village Mall. the British Isles’ largest/ earth-filled Cauldron Snout. Mr Thompson, headmaster of 23. Coffee Morning. Congregation- Since 1945, the chairman added, Darlington Grammar School, was bers expressed their good wishes to dam. but even before work started the speaker and the title of his talk Mrs Rendel. who is leaving the all Schoolroom. Bd. Castle. in April. 1961, the special Act of his Board had spent £16 million in district. 23. Whist and Dance. Middleton capital projects, including the two was “ Young people and their prob­ Parliament which was necessary had lems.” Village Hali special clauses written into it dur­ new impounding reservoirs; 29. Jumble Sale. Congregational Mrs A. M. Rowell thanked Mr ing its passage through me House Meter Suggestion. Thompson on behalf of the club. Church- Hall, Barnard Castle. of Lords governing the- compensa­ Arkengarthdale 27. Whist Drive, Lartington Hall. tion due to farmers who were He rejected the suggestion that YOUNG WIVES' GROUP 28. Whist Drive. Cricket Pavilion. disturbed and had to leave the household supplies should be Native's Barnard Castle. land. At the time agricultural metered to promote economy in the A light-hearted evening was en­ 28. Parish Church Bazaar. interests welcomed the provisions as use of water and so avoid the need joyed at the home of Mrs A. Funeral at Copley 30. Hallowe’en Dance, Parish Hall. “ important ” and “ a pattern for of new reservoirs and waterworks. Aislabie by the Newgate Young 30. Bring and Buy Sale. Eggleston the future.” The cost of installing, maintaining Wives’ Group on Monday last The interment of Mrs Elizabeth Village 11311. The reservoir, which will hold and reading meters, he explained, week when Mrs Curl, who recently Anri Morton, of Hazeldene, Cop­ November 4.000 million gallons of water in could more than double the present returned from Thailand, showed ley, took place on Tuesday last 4. Careers Convention. Barnard an area two miles long covering 289 water charges to’ domestic consum­ coloured slides. week at Lynesack, following a Castle Modern School. acres, will increase the water ers and, in any case, people should The group examined some of the service at Copley Methodist Church 6. Annual Whist Drive, parting­ resources of the River Tees to 74 not be discouraged from practising interesting articles she had brought conducted by the Rev. L. A. Hay­ ton. million gallons daily and this will personal and family hygiene merely home to Barnard Castle, Mrs S. man. Mrs C. Wood was at the 11. Sale of Work. Trinity Method­ help meet the increasing demand for to save a few shillings at the end Thompson expressed thanks to Mrs organ. ist Church. water from the chemical and steel of each quarter. An adequate and Curl on behalf of the group. Aged 76 years, she was a native 11. Whist Drive. Cricket Pavilion. [Leslie Greenbank industries of Tees-side. wholesome supply; must be the The next meeting is on Monday of Arkengarthdale and had been Barnard Castle. Two in Ten Years. foundation, he emphasised, for en­ next at 3. Kirk View, when the closely connected wi[h the Method­ 12. Jumble Sale, Parish Hall. MR H. RICHARDSON AND MISS S. LEE Situated in the valley of the suring a healthy community and speaker will be Mr Talbot of Bar­ ist Church for mariv years, being a Barnard Castle. Balder, a tributary of the Tees, the nation. nard Castle. member of the Sisterhood. 12. Whist Drive and Dance in Photographed as they left Laithkirk Parish Church reservoir sits above those of Hury Middleton Village Hall. after their marriage on Saturday, are Mr and Mrs Harry and Blackton and is the second to 12. Rotary Club Jumble Sale. be constructed in ten years for the 19. Bring and Buy and Whist Drive Richardson, both of whom are members of well-known Water Board, the last being at Sel- at Startforth C. of E. School. Teesdale farming families. The bride, Miss Sylvia Lee, is set in Lunedale to the north. BLACKETTS NOW OPEN 19. Jumble Sale, Parish Hall. Bar­ the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Sydney Lee, 'of Middle The dam itself is over 1.000 nard Castle. Farm; Holwick. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr yards long and 157 feet high. 25. Whist Drive. Cricket Pavilion. Nearly three million cubic yards of Barnard Castle. and Mrs George Richardson, of Hunt Hall Farm, Forest- shale and clay fill went into its December in-Teesdale. construction and this sits on a con­ 3. Jumble Sale. Congregational The Rev. J. E. Lee,- Vicar of] Page Boys. crete cut-off wall to a maximum’ PRAMS & • Schoolroom. Barnard Castle. Laithkirk, officiated, and Mr N. The two page boy's. Kenneth and, depth of 82 feet. NURSERY 9. Whist Drive, Cricket Pavilion, Hogarth was the organist. Neil Littlejohn, wore tartan kilts and A revolutionary feature in the Barnard Castle. white blouses. engineering project was the 14 foot 10. Whist Drive and Dance. Mid- The bride, who was given in The best man was Mr Paul Rich­ diameter tunnel driven -through the dleton Village Hall. marriage by her father, wore a full- ardson. cousin of the bridegroom, hillside to divert the River Balder 20. Christmas Whist Drive, New- length dress of white lace over fine and the groomsman was Mr Fred and this enabled Richard Costain EXHIBITION sham W.I. Hall. tulle trimmed with Guipure lace, Lee, brother of the bride; Ltd., the contractors, to complete 23. Whist Drive, Cricket Pavilion, and a full-length train falling from V r Tony Richardson.; brother of the scheme in excellent time. The Come and see dll the latest 1965 models in Prams, Push Chairs, Barnard Castle. the shoulder. Her three-tier bouffant the bridegroom, and Mr Alfred Lee, same tunnel serves as an overflow veil was held by a crystal tiara and Corricots and a whole new range of nursery equipment. Look for January cousin of the bride, were ushers. leading water away from a bell­ the new Tri-onic Baby Alarm ............ Only 99/6 she carried a bouquet of deep red After a reception at the High mouth overflow weir which, with 1. Whist Drive and Dance, Mid- roses and maidenhair fern. the nearby valvehouse from which leton Village Hall. Force Hofei, the couple left for a The two senior bridesmaids were touring honeymoon, the bride the rate of discharge is controlled, ‘ ARCADIA ’ by Silver Cross. 36in. Pram body with floral Miss Enid Lee. sister of. the bride, choosing a checked tweed suit with is a prominent physical feature near ceramic plaque set in each THE TEES VALLEY BEAGLES and Miss Doris Dent. They wore brown accessories. On. their return the reservoir embankment. side panel, contrast tailored October full-length fitted dresses of pink their future home will be West London Designers.. hood and apron in fadeless 16. Three Horse Shoes, Copley, 1-30 Italian brocade with fine tulle trains Erockersgill, Newbiggin-in-Teesdale.
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