Wednesday, 28th June, 2000 THE TEESDALE MERCURY 3 ENTERTAINMENT News in brief Weekend fun up and down th ^ k y S u m m e r fu n G laxo fun day GARY Sunday, 2ndJ| The Rails' TEESDALE Canoe Club is this w eekend 2J-5(n” 1 at the keen to welcome any poten­ tial new adult members, as GLAXO Wellcome is having a LES GARDEN OPS there is a lack of interest at fun day this Saturday with (inaidolFiiedieitfii^ op, the moment. Green glee W M m at startforth activities for all ages and /, Saturdays crippOngrtseasedo^i Anyone interested can tastes, including music and ; only WYCUFFEREQQJ come along to taster sessions MANY Winston villagers gathered on a pleasant Saturday THE Startforth and Boldron summer fete had a successful day m agicians. iner £15. Large cotoy; at the green bridge, next to afternoon to enjoy the Millennium Green, which is a result of on Saturday with many turning out to participate and watch the Several local bands and j seeing you old fastened f o :, Thomgate Mill, starting this three and a half years’ dedicated work. activities at Startforth School grounds. singers, including Nine Yards, 660103 Teas and Plans Friday. It begins at 6pm and Members of the parish, who donated over £4,000 to the The afternoon was opened by Rev David Ryan of Startforth Atomic Flowers, The Society, there are other opportunities £45,000 scheme, welcomed Karen Dixon, the Olympic horse Church and Mrs Linda Sams, head teacher of Startforth Morritt Kashmir, KEF, Sophie Allen, ID CHURCH to have a go at the water rider, to open the event. She spoke of the hard work done behind CE Memorial Primary School. She said, “It is an honour to open Mike Freeman and Emma this fete. I hope we raise lots of money for the church.” Hedley will provide live music I FETE SERVICE sport - July 14 and the scenes and congratulated everyone who helped. Septem ber 15, also a t 6pm. Mr John McBain, chairman of the committee for the project, Mrs Sams judged the fancy dress competition which proved throughout the afternoon. 8th July The activity evenings are thanked everyone who came. “I would like to thank all those popular. Lots of inventive costumes provided a difficult choice Top mountain bike stunt mingham Park. PROFESSION! open to those aged 14 and from the parish who gave so generously to the project and to for her top three. rider Jez Avery, who has Children free, BOOKKEEPINGS^ over only. members of the committee and other helpers,” he said. For the under 5s in first place was Gareth Metcalf as Andy appeared on television’s You various stalls, Al aspects c tta * For further information There were plenty of activities: dog agility, a bouncy castle Pandy; 2, Kayleigh Ryan as a cat; 3, Matthew McKitton as a dog. Bet and Blue Peter, is another jas, etc. VAT returns contact the club chairman Mr and a painting competition. The parish photograph provided a In the 5-8 years group Sam Ryan came dressed as a tube of star attraction. Well mainfeaned recent Adam Hearn, on 01833- perfect opportunity to preserve the special day. Colgate toothpaste and picked up first prize. Meg Steadman, Teesdale residents and visi­ CARLETT youraccovuD* 640881. Barnard Castle Band ensured there was musical accompani­ second as a dalmation and Emily Kell, third as a fairy. William tors alike are being invited dleton W.M.C. ment and a magic man added mystery. Eves took first place as Crocodile Dundee for the over 8s. along to join staff and their Tel. 01833 ER ROMALDKIRK Open Teesdale Pipes and Drums attended, playing throughout the families at the Manor House ANCE Mr Tony Seaman, of Teesdale Council, came along to praise Anthony Watson with Gardens day has raised an the local people and enjoy the atmosphere. “This is a great Tipsy, competing in the event which included stalls selling cakes among other goodies, Field, Harmire Road, Barnard 1st July CURTAINS AilS impressive sum of £656 for example of local people getting together to improve their com­ dog agility trials at and athletic competitions for the children. Castle from 1pm onwards. hments. 8 p.m. the charities supported by munity,” he said. W in sto n . A free shuttle bus service nobyl Children's FURNISH the National Garden Scheme. will operate at regular inter­ by. Handmade to you* Marie Curie Cancer Care, vals from 12.30pm, picking up Fabrics, firing, tapes to National Trust and outside Addison’s in Galgate, ESALE poles, etc .carii® MacMillan Nurses will bene­ Barnard Castle. Parking is Pteaseiosta fit from the money. St Eggleston gets all dressed up for fun day also available. er Research Romald’s Church fund has Youngsters will enjoy the Riggs on gained £248 from the teas. EGGLESTON people got behind their vil­ Tarn; 2 Lewis Clark; 3 Luke Gowlett. Six to fairground, magician and bouncy castles, along with an at July and HI lage’s 2000 event on Saturday with a fine eight: 1 Helen Hutchinson; 2 Bethany WOULD the lady who came display of fancy dress inventiveness. Moore; 3 Matthew Gowlett. Nine to 11: 1 inflatable jungle run and 2nd July 31.32 Hope Stela in seeking a picture of a fam­ Colourful costumes and characters David Lewis-Saunders; 2 Kyle Hollings; 3 miniature quad bikes for the Christopher Greaves. 1.-6 p.m. Superbnevtangete ily member with Prince reflected a lot of thought and hard work more adventurous. fabrics Genuine rta a Charles, left at the Mercury Sprint. Up to five years: 1 Jenny Tarn; 2 Back by popular demand is Is, clothing and as wearers paraded from the Moorcock for your free, no d ip . in November, please contact Brooke Walker; 3 Lewis Clark. Six to the Glaxo Wellcome fire engine andsantto Inn to the Three Tuns before enjoying eight: 1 Matthew Gowlett; 2 Andrew r ■*<£'' irgains. our Editorial department. sports and games on the village green. for children to explore, while Telephone Robinson; 3 Helen Hutchinson. Nine to W fcfflS K S Mary Allenson, who had helped organise 1 1: 1 Tom Moore; 2 Kayshia Widdes; 3 thrill seekers will have a S PLAYERS FOURTEEN village gardens the event, said: “We’ve had lots of fun and Andrew Clark. 12 to 14: 1 Michael chance to ride the Rodeo Bull fo r th e e.g. 6’ x 6’ 6' p^odDffj: in Barningham are being it’s been well supported. Thanks are due Widdas; 2 Anthony Morton; 3 Wayne and to try the Bungee Run. :RT (Bimbo) r m m m ': A e d a tS I opened to the public on to all concerned.” Haswell. Present and former staff .TROPHY Sunday, between l-5pm in Fancy dress results. Up to five years: 1 Bean bag balance. Up to five years: 1 have been busy preparing tra­ rth July aid of charity. Admission is Ruthanna Stamp, zebra; 2 James Tarn, Luke Gowlett; 2 Lewis Clark; 3 Brooke ditional favourites such as the start GRASS SILAGE! sweep; 3 Adam Holmes, Star Wars. Walker. eaf, Staindrop. home-made cake stall, the Mowing-Spread-V Six to nine years: 1 Bethel Nutter, puppet; Three-legged race. Six to eight years: 1 plant stall, tombola and raf­ 3 660129 Sorry Gainford! Helen Hutchinson and Matthew Self PropeledHn 2 Helen Hutchinson, millennium; 3 Stuart fles. Gowlett; 2 Bethany Moore and Rebekah Clamping orJp DUE to pressure on space Robinson, Roman. Bob Garton, chairman of the The girls of St Trinians 10 to 14 years: 1 Kieran Wallace, racing Bainbridge. Nine to 11: 1 Megan Lawson hovel Two experienced^ we are unable to run report, and Stephanie Morton; 2 Andrew organising committee, said: pictures and results from driver; 2 Jenny Bainbridge and Elisha am Square Bab S i Weekend reports and Haswell, gypsies; 3 Clare Nicholson, Ginger Hutchinson and Christopher Greaves; 3 “It’s a real family and commu­ Wrapping arriSs Gainford Sports Day, but we Spice. Andrew Clark and Kyle Hollings. nity event, featuring activities )th June promise to make it up to pictures by Jane Sack race. Six to eight: 1 Helen Tel. 013251 Adults: 1 P h ilip Hobson, straw bale; 2 for everyone to enjoy. :ESTER you with a special feature. Oliver, Nigel Jarrett and Helen Staley, medieval maid; 3 Hilary Hutchinson; 2 Matthew Gowlett; 3 “All funds raised on the day or 01325 3 1 Stephen Mangles Banham, baby girl. Bethany Moore. Nine to 11: 1 Christopher ■ will be donated to the chil­ J710033 Group: 1 Tracey Priestley, Richard Baker Greaves; 2 Tom Moore; 3 Andrew Clark. 12 dren’s wards at Darlington and Adam Bainbridge, Bedrock; 2 Jean,Tom to 14: 1 Helen Greaves; 2 Michael Widdas; Memorial and Bishop and Beth Moore, and Hazel, Isobel and 3 Richard Baker. SONS SURVEYORS TEESDALE TRAINING Obstacle race. Nine to 11: 1 Kayshia Auckland General Hospital.” Catriona Williams, St Trinian’s schoolgirls; Refreshments, an all-day am ard Castle, Count) Durham. joint 3 Diana Nicholson and Teresa Widdas; 2 Kyle Hollings; 3 Richard Fletcher at Enterprise House barbecue and strawberries and ne: 01833 638094. h v M i m Hutchinson, Dennis the Menace and 12 to 14: Michael Widdas; 2 Richard Baker; RECRUITMENT OPPORTUNITIES Gnasher, and Rhona, Christine and Laura 3 Wayne Haswell. cream will be available, with i Bean bag shuttle. 12 to 14: 1 Michael admission costing by pro­ UES, GENERAL RlMlllUW Due to the increased success of Teesdale Training’s Information Bainbridge and Jeanette Morris, three Above: straw £ 1 Thursday, 13th July 3H Joe Hutchinson cheers for Eggleston. Widdas; 2 Richard Baker; 3 Anthony Morton bale Philip gramme. Children and senior Technology provision, we require for September 2000, the fol­ t the Parish Hall. Barnard Cask as Fireman Sam Egg-and-spoon race. Up to five: 1 Jenny and Wayne Haswell. H o b so n citizens free. TOP HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE lowing staff on a temporary/casual contract basis over the next my Chiffonier. 2 Minor Backed 18 months. Successful applicants will deliver courses and/or dorian Mahogany Dining Chii a Vtt-w News in brief net on Chest, Mahogany wih Wu h cover sickness holiday periods. THIS year the Staindrop )esk cl825, Oak Display CtetclBlfe Qualified Information Technology Trainers History em erges from undergrow th abinetcl810,19th Century PaD nr* Carnival Queen is 14-year-old (Must be qualified to D32/33 standard) Tilt Top Breakfast Table. 3 Piece Bess* VILLAGERS from Eggleston gradually emerged from the Fay Gregson, chosen from Bow Fronted Chest. 19th Centra) fc* Qualified SAGE Accounts Trainer for beginners and turned out in force on Friday weeds and brambles which among eight applicants. First )lus 1 x Carver - 19th Century Chippy advanced - bespoke courses and 1 -1 sessions evening to celebrate the re- had engulfed them. attendant is Sula Richardson Chairs. 19th Century Cheval Minor. 8* j emergence of the former local The transformation has been Information Technology, Administration and second attendant is :iagonal Table, 2 Over 3 Drawer church. remarkable, and now visitors e Table. and Key Skills NVQ Assessors to Levels 1,2,3 and 4. Set in the grounds of to the hall and gardens can Sophie Stuttard, both 13. id Collectables indude: Humphreys ? ^ (must be qualified to D32/33 standard) Eggleston Hall, the church walk among the graves and Junior school age attendants grandfather Clock, Victorian ^ Brass dates back to at least 1678, the explore the now roofless are Jemma Richardson and on Paw Feet, 2 Rreirons, WainutP*5 European Social Fund Private Courses Assistants/Mentors date of the earliest grave so far church. , Sunderland Lustre, Opaque (must have passed Word Processing, IBT2 and Information Kelly Smith. found in the building. Mrs Rosemarie Gray, whose yal Doulton, Crown Ducal, RingKJBS>f» Technology NVQ to Level 3) and Ivory Figures. A Pottery Frog Over the years it eventually son Sir William now lives in A WHIST drive will be held at Anyone interested in any of the above posts should send a CV fell into decline and the ruins the hall, said: “We’ve managed it cI840. Boxed Cutlery, Silver alto*' 7.30pm on Monday, July 3 in ass (Decanters, Vases, Wine Glasses) l # to: became badly overgrown. But to find the original font, an old •pper/Brass Wanning Pans, about two years ago the Gray fireplace and some marble Hamsterley village hall in aid Nicola Wayman o f Elegant Paintings. Prints ad Oh P family at Eggleston Hall carvings within the church of Cancer Research. itain Poles, Bedroom Suites. P«/M®> Financial Administrator decided to rescue the situa­ itself. together with Postcard Albums. 08^ Teesdale Training tion. “We’re now hoping someone HAMSTERLEY and South Wood Chisels. Selection of Bed Lira#-- With the help of the hall’s gar­ will come forward who can se Drawn Carriage, Enterprise House Bedburn parishes celebrate deners and local volunteers help us restore and replace the otpoint Diamond Washer, Toshiha ^ Barnard Castle the church and cemetery marble, and we’re also hoping the Millennium Hopping r. Well maintained Garden Equipm* County Durham Carnival at the village green ure and effects. to re-hang the church’s bell as MRS Rosemarie Gray, with som e of the marble on Saturday, July 8 from 1pm . g date for Entries Friday. 7th July. DL12 8XT shown in an old photograph carvings uncovered in the undergrowth. 10.00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m. and 9 .0 0 u ^ NTERPRISE HOUSE we have of the building;' Sale. business support and training services Trees growing amid the ruins : COMMENCING-II.OOliil e add a special charm to the A & B s to be left by 10.00 a.m. MorrangofSi^ OIL CA *0/ place, and a variety of shrubs _/ and saplings have been plant­ FARMERS’& KIDD’S PH J v m ed outside to create a haven of BOILER Raby Castle INVESTOR IN PEOPLE peace for visitors. .ETON-IN-TEESDALE MART The success of the restoration SERVICES work was praised by local Wednesday, 28th June SALES - COMMISSIONING vicar, the Rev John Clark, who SERVICE & REPAIR a le o f Lightweight, Prime and SW J It’s All H appening at led a short service of thanks­ Ewes and Rams. giving together with the choir Tel. 01388 710139 Ballot at 5p.m. from Eggleston’s present or 718613 parish church. Later all pres­ D r e s s e r s S a l e ent enjoyed a lamb roast and barbecue.

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