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SEPTEMBER 2010 30p

Serving the communities of

BaldersdaleCotherstoneHolwickHunderthwaiteLaithkirkLartingtonLunedaleMickleton & KeltonRomaldkirk

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CONTENTS

From the Priest-in-charge - 3"Back to Church" Sunday - 4The Great Physician - - 4Dates for your Diary - - 5Car Badges - - - 5ROMALDKIRK: What's on? - 6

Creative Group - 6 Picture Puzzle - - 6

MICKLETON: What's on? - 7Parish Magazine Website - 7COTHERSTONE: What's on? - 8

Coffee Mornings - 8 St. Cuthbert's Bells - 8 50/60 Club - - 8

Tree Sparrows - - - 9Heritage Open Days - - 9Number Puzzles - - 10Maths is Fun! - - - 11CHURCH SERVICES - - 12Parish Registers - - - 13Birthday Greetings - - 14Crime Prevention - - 14Used Stamps - - - 14Durham's Dozen Do's - - 15Computing Notes - - 16Princess Sally and Princess Selina - 17

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BACK TO CHURCH SUNDAYis on Sunday the 26th September 2010.

It is an international invitation to invite everybody back into church.Rev’d Stephen would like to extend this invitation for you to worship with us anySunday. The whole congregation would like to welcome you back. You may nothave visited for sometime, or indeed this could be your first time. God has a wayof reaching out to a heart that is searching.

Sometimes as we grow up we need reminding that God’s hand is there tolead us along the right path, if we call on him. Come and experience the truth ofthe Gospel and share the love of God. Jesus is Lord, today, tomorrow and forever.

God is waiting for us to praise and worship Him together.Join us in fellowship and see what possibilities are available.

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DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

5th September – Reception from 12noon at Mortham Tower (Brignallchurch).15th September – PCC Meeting of Startforth with Brignall from 7pm19th September – St. Giles’ Church, Bowes Harvest Festival from6.30pm20th-21st September - Rev. Stephen is away on a course in Thirsk.22nd September – Laithkirk PCC Meeting at Greengates, Thringarthfrom7.30pm26th September – Laithkirk Parish church Harvest festival26th September - BACK TO CHURCH SUNDAY3rd October – Romaldkirk with Cotherstone: Harvest Festival at StRomald’s

CAR BADGES

Can you name the car manufacturers whose badges areshown below? Answers on page 7.

1 2 3 4 5

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WHAT'S ON IN ROMALDKIRK IN SEPTEMBER

DATE ACTIVITY TIME CONTACT

Thu. 2nd Mobile Library 10.45 - 10.55Sat. 4th Coffee Morning 10.45 - 12.00Thu. 16th Mobile Library 10.45 - 10.55Thu. 30th Mobile Library 10.45 - 10.55Thu. 30th Creative Group 1.30 - 4.00pm 650143

ROMALDKIRK CREATIVE GROUP

The Group will resume on Thursdays starting on the 30thSeptember, 1.30 - 4.00pm. If you knit, sew, embroider ...... and would liketo join us please contact Janet on 650143 for more information.

Janet Blakeman

PICTURE PUZZLELast week's puzzle: Pencil sharpener.

PUZZLE No.27 (Answer in next month's Magazine)

There once was an ape in a zooWho looked out of his cage, and saw you!

Do you think it is fairTo give poor apes a scare?

I think it's a mean thing to do.

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WHAT'S ON IN MICKLETON IN SEPTEMBER


Mon. (every) Post Office 1.30 - 3.30pmWed. (every) Post Office 9.30 - 12.30pmThu. (every) Day Club 10.30am 695822Fri. (every) Post Office 1.30 - 3.30pmFri. 3rd Cinema Club 6.00 & 8.00pm 640331Fri. 17th Cinema Club 6.00 & 8.00pm 640331

PARISH MAGAZINE WEBSITEwww.hectorparr.freeuk.com/magazinewebsite/home.htm

The site has now been on line for a month. Do remember to accessit each month to look for Stop-Press news items. Two such items wereadded during August.

During September the Photo Gallery will contain some picturestaken during the Beamish Rally on June 20th. Each photograph is presentedin two formats. The small version will download quickly, even for readerswith the old dial-up connection. The large version will usually contain morethan enough detail for viewing on a computer screen, and is intended alsofor downloading and printing at sizes up to about 8 ins by 6 ins. For bestresults, use good quality glossy photo paper.

The music files are supplied in MP3 format at 256 Kbps. With adecent broadband connection you should be able to stream these files, i.e.play them directly from the website, or if you wish, download them intoyour computer for playing later. If you still use a dial-up connection, onlythe second alternative will be possible.

CAR BADGESAnswers

1. Mercedes 2. Jaguar 3. Audi 4. Porsche 5. Jeep6. Toyota 7. Hyundai 8. Sabaru 9. Mitsubishi 10. Suzuki

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WHAT'S ON IN COTHERSTONE IN SEPTEMBER


Tue.(term time) Parent and Toddler 10.00am 650510Tue.(term time) Junior Badminton Club 6.30pm 650007Wed.(every) Pre-School Playgroup 9.30am 650276Thu.(every) Pre-School Playgroup 9.30am 650276Fri.(every) Pre-School Playgroup 9.30am 650276Wed.(every) Lunch Club 11.00am 650658Thu. 2nd 50/60 Club (see below) 7.30pm 650288Fri. 3rd Carpet Bowls 7.30pm 650215Sat. 4th Flower & Vegetable Show 2.00pm 650394Mon. 6th Youth Club 6.00 & 7.30pm 650501Fri. 10th Friday Club 2.00pm 650331Thu. 16th 50/60 Club (see below) 7.30pm 650288Wed. 22nd Flower Club 7.30pm 650024Fri. 24th Friday Club 2.00pm 650331

COFFEE MORNINGSEach Saturday, 10.00 - 11.30am

Cotherstone Methodist Church Schoolroom

COTHERSTONE 50/60 CLUB

Thursday 2nd September: OutingThursday 16th September: The Meltones Pooled Supper

St. CUTHBERT'S, COTHERSTONEBellringers from St. Andrew’s, Penrithare ringing the bells at St. Cuthbert’s

on Saturday 18th Septemberfrom 9:45 until 10:30am.

Carol Lynn, Churchwarden

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TREE SPARROWSHave you seen this bird??

Tree Sparrows, once familiar birds over much of the country,declined by 93% between 1970 and 2007. Fortunately they are now makinga bit of a comeback and a pair bred successfully somewhere in Cotherstonethis spring, probably for the first time in many years.

Tree Sparrows are like male House Sparrows but lack the grey onthe crown, making the top of their heads all chestnut brown. They lookrather smarter and sleeker than most House Sparrows and have a blackpatch on the side of the neck.

I am very interested to know if anyone has seen any of these birds attheir bird tables, either this summer or during the past winter. If you have,please ring me on 01833 650 730. Ian Moorhouse

HERITAGE OPEN DAYS

Free Admission to all events.

September 11th and 12th are this year's open days in Mid Teesdale. Thereare photographic exhibitions of villages and local people, walks, archaeologicalfacts, talks and a chance to record your memories of the local area.

Bowes, Cotherstone, Mickleton, Lunedale and Middleton in Teesdale,Bowlees Visitor Centre along with Laithkirk church will open their doors tovisitors, so why not join in? You can even ride round to each event in a ClassicCoach and enjoy a tasty Teesdale lunch - all for FREE. We’d love you to come incostume.

There are walks around Bowes and Middleton, an exhibition at Bowleesand talks on Teesdale by Jim McTaggart and Chris Lloyd, both from the NorthernEcho.

Exhibitions open: (all at Village Halls, except Middleton at the Masonic)10 a.m. to 5p.m. Bowes and Laithkirk Church. Saturday only.Talk at Middleton Village Hall by Jim McTaggart: 7pm Friday 10th

Talk at Mickleton Village Hall by Chris Lloyd: 7pm Saturday 11th.Classic Coaches leave Barnard Castle - Morrisons Car Park: 10am on Saturdayand Sunday, Returning before 5pm. Booking essential. Phone the AONB on01388528801, or Sandra on 01933650730.

Please come and support us. Sandra Moorhouse

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NUMBER PUZZLES

Answer to last month's Puzzle:

If you cut out the pieces very carefully you will see that they do notfit together perfectly, leaving a narrow strip (shaded black in theillustration). The area of this strip is exactly one small square.

NUMBER PUZZLES (27) (Answers in next month's Magazine)

For the children (aged 7 to 11)1. How many stamps, each measuring 2 cm by 3 cm, can you stick on arectangle 7 cm by 9 cm, if they don't overlap?2. You buy a chocolate bar costing 11 p. You give the correct payment,using four coins. What coins were these?

For students (aged 12 to 16)3. How many stamps, each measuring 2 cm by 3 cm, can you stick on arectangle 11 cm by 13 cm, without overlapping?4. What is the smallest number of British coins you can have to enable youto make exact payment for any one article costing anything from 1p to 60p?

For the adults (aged 17 upwards)5. Forty students took exams in Maths, English and Science. Seven passedin M and E, three passed in E and S, six passed in S and M. Two passed inall three but six failed them all. How many passed in only one subject?6. What is the largest sum of money you can have, in British coins, and yetbe unable to make exact payment for an article costing £2.00 ?

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MATHS IS FUN!

I do hope that every reader of the Parish Magazine with school-agechildren (or grandchildren) encourages them to tackle the Number Puzzlesevery month (see p.10). Why not sit down with your youngsters and seewhich of you can solve the monthly puzzles the fastest? And don't forget tolook for the correct answers in the following month's edition!

It is sad that so many people find Maths difficult, or even dull, for atthe school level it need be neither. The reason is not hard to find, however.The Mathematics syllabus, unlike that for most other subjects, is strictlycumulative, with the skills acquired at each stage being vitally necessary forunderstanding all later stages. So if your youngsters begin to fall behind it isessential that parents and teachers take action immediately to find outexactly what is not understood, and to give some extra tuition and practicebefore it is too late. Otherwise students will inevitably becomedisheartened, and much of the later work will be incomprehensible to them.

The country is desperately short of Mathematicians. ManyMathematics teachers in our schools have not themselves specialised inMaths. Even first class teachers must find it difficult to impart a real love forthe subject if they themselves are not comfortable with it. So for theforeseeable future anyone leaving university with a suitable degree shouldhave no difficulty finding employment in the teaching world. The problemis self-perpetuating, for it is unlikely that pupils who have not been taughtby enthusiastic Maths teachers will themselves enter the profession. But thecareer opportunities for a good Mathematician are much wider than this.All branches of Science and of Engineering are now heavily dependent onMathematics, and anyone hoping for secure and rewarding employment inany of these fields must acquire a good level of competence in Maths. Sosound progress here in both the Primary and Secondary School has neverbeen more necessary. As we try to pull ourselves out of the current economic recessionour industries will be demanding high quality Scientists and Engineers. Forreasons which are not at all clear, but probably have something to do withyouth culture and motivation, the school pupils in such far eastern countriesas China, Japan and Malaysia seem much more at home in the world ofMathematics than our own young people. Unless we can reverse this trend,it cannot fail to influence the forthcoming international race for industrialand economic supremacy.

__________________________________________If you would like more Mathematical stimulation than the Parish

Magazine can supply, take a look at:www.hectorparr.freeuk.com/hcp/arch.htm

THE EDITOR

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Sunday 5th September

Startforth 8.00am EucharistStartforth 9.30am Family Service (Blessing of Pets)Romaldkirk 9.00am EucharistLaithkirk 11.00am EucharistBowes 6.30pm Evening PrayerBrignall 6.30pm Eucharist


Cotherstone 9.00am EucharistStartforth 10.30am EucharistBowes 10.30am EucharistRomaldkirk 11.00am TaizéLaithkirk 6.30pm Evening Service


Cotherstone 9.45am Family ServiceStartforth 10.30am EucharistLaithkirk 11.00am EucharistBowes 6.30pm Harvest FestivalBrignall 6.30pm Evening Prayer


Romaldkirk 9.00am EucharistStartforth 10.30am EucharistBowes 10.30am Family ServiceLaithkirk 11.00am Harvest Festival

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Sunday 3rd October

Startforth 8.00am EucharistStartforth 9.30am Family ServiceLaithkirk 11.00am EucharistRomaldkirk 6.30pm Harvest Festival followed by SupperBowes 6.30pm Evening PrayerBrignall 6.30pm Eucharist

FROM THE PARISH REGISTERS

Holy BaptismsSunday August 1st Chloe Jane Banner at the Holy Barn Church,Laithkirk.Sunday August 15th Kitty May Goldsborough at St. Cuthbert’s,Cotherstone.

WeddingSaturday August 7th Kenneth Walker and Sarah Wall at StRomald’s, Romaldkirk.

Please remember these families in your prayers.

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BIRTHDAY GREETINGS

Gus Rowell will be 11 on 3rd SeptemberJessica Braddy will be 3 on 4th SeptemberRyan Doyle will be 11 on 6th SeptemberSarah Robertson will be 10 on 20th SeptemberLaurence Wilcox will be 18 on 24th SeptemberTerri Butterfield will be 13 on 26th SeptemberIsaac Gibson will be 10 on 29th September

If you would like your birthday to be published please contact the Editor.

CRIME PREVENTION

CRIME let’s bring it DOWNNeighbourhood Watch is one of the biggest and most successful crimeprevention initiatives ever. Behind it lies a simple idea, and a central valueshared by millions of people around the country.

Getting together with your neighbours to take action can cut local crimeIF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE PART OF NEIGHBOURHOOD

WATCH, THE WATCH ALERT SYSTEM OR WOULD LIKE TOKNOW ANYTHING ABOUT CRIME PREVENTION then please

contact Durham Constabulary Community Policing, they are there togive support and advice. If you have any concerns or worries regarding

suspicious activity, noise, or traffic problems you can now contactDurham’s Police Community Support Officer, Liz Finn on 0345 6060365

ext 6782819 Fax 01325 742810 or you can leave an email message [email protected]

USED STAMPS

Joan Anderson of Ivy Cottage, Romaldkirk would be pleasedto receive any used stamps. They can be sent direct to Ivy Cottage, orplaced in the boxes at the back of Romaldkirk, Cotherstone orLaithkirk Churches.

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COMPUTING NOTES (3)

CAR INSURANCE COSTSThe cost of car insurance continues to rise relentlessly. The AA

reports that premiums have increased by an avarage of 20% during the lasttwelve months, as most of us will discover when our premium is next duefor renewal.

The reason for this increase is not that there are more accidents, orthat repairs are much more expensive, but rather that some solicitors arepersuading drivers to claim not only for damage to their cars, but also forpersonal stress and inconvenience, for which they would not otherwise seekcompensation. Most motorists know that the premiums charged by differentcompanies differ widely, and that by "shopping around" they can savemoney, but the time and effort involved in doing this by telephone can beprohibitive. Much simpler is to use one of the internet's comparison sites,and I can recommend: www.moneysupermarket.com

On entering the site, click on Car Insurance, and then Get a NewQuote. You type in the car's Registration Number, and it immediatelyrecognises the vehicle. You then complete a simple form, which asks foryour own details and the exact type of cover you want for the car. Within afew minutes it presents you with a table giving quotations from about 50companies, arranged in order of increasing annual cost. For each quotationyou will see the premium, paid annually or monthly, the voluntary andcompulsory excess (i.e. the amount you will yourself pay towards the costof a claim), and details of the cover offered. If you decide to accept one ofthese offers, you click on Proceed, and can go ahead to arrange thefollowing year's insurance.

You will naturally want the new insurer to take over from yourpresent company on the day following the expiry of your present premium,and as the quotation is only valid for a maximum of 30 days, you should gothrough the above procedure during the month preceding its expiry. Youwill probably have received your old company's renewal notice a few weeksbefore it is due, and will be able to compare their premium for the followingyear with the best quotations from Money Supermarket.

I used this method for the first time a few years ago, and found aninsurer considerably cheaper than my previous supplier. It is wise to beaware that some disreputable firms give a particularly low quotation for thefirst year's cover, and then increase it vastly for the second year. But if yougo through the same procedure every year as soon as you receive thefollowing year's renewal notice, you can beat them at their own game, forthere is no disadvantage in changing one's supplier regularly. But I ampleased the firm I discovered two years ago seem not to adopt this practice,and remain near the top of the Money Supermarket list each year, so I amstaying with them. EDITOR

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Gardening WorkOffered by reliable, hardworking 15 year old boy

Hoping to fund an expeditionto the Himalayas with the

British Schools ExpeditionarySociety (BSES)

Available early evenings andSundays

Please contactCalum Matthews on

(01833) 650 418

Could you use this space?

Email the Editor

[email protected]

or call

(01833) 650272

PRINCESS SALLY AND PRINCESS SELINAMother came to the door to see what all the noise was. "Goodness," said

Mother "What have we here?" "Miaow, miaow" said the Princesses. "I wonderwhere this pretty pussy cat has come from? I must ring the Cat & Dog Home nextdoor, my Princesses. We cannot just keep her. Someone else could be disappointedtonight, and you woundn't like that, would you?"

The Princesses looked at each other, not pleased with Mother's response.But she rang the Home next door, and they said they would send someone around tosee her. In a while there was a knock at the door, and one of the owners of the Cat& Dog Home came in. "Hello! What have we got here?" Mother gave him herversion of how the new pussy cat had arrived, and he said he would look into thesituation with his staff, and report back. "Phew!" said the Princesses, "We do hopeyou can stay, young kitten". Mother said "We shall just have to wait and see whatthe situation will be. In the meantime shall we all have some food and a drink?" asby this time all were hungry. The kitten was woken up, and had a saucer of milk,and a small portion of cat food. Then Mother fed the two Princesses, who weredelighted the kitten was still with them.

After the feed Princess Sally and Princess Selina gently coaxed the kittenout of the little basket Mother had found for her, and they just sat on the mat in frontof the fire, looking at the new lodger, and hoping the kitten would be able to stay.Mother looked at them, amd said "We don't know yet, my pets. We will just have towait for the young man to call again. Settle down to sleep." J. Scott

MICKLETON VILLAGEHALL CINEMA CLUB

Friday 3rd September6.00pm The Spy Next Door (PG)8.00pm She's out of my League (15)

Friday 17th September6.00pm Nanny McPhee & the Big Bang (U)8.00pm Shutter Island (18)

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Cotherstone Pre-School Playgroup

From September 2010 open five mornings per week

Every Morning: 9am to 12pm Lunch club: 12pm-1pm

Cotherstone Pre-School is registered with OFTSED to take up to 20children each session and offers care for children aged from 2 yrs old to 5 yrs old.

Set in the rural village of Cotherstone we serve both the local and widercommunity. Tucked behind Cotherstone Primary School, with open access to alovely garden, the Pre-School offers a small friendly environment for children toplay, learn and explore their world.

Every session we seek to give children fun and creative ways to developthrough play. Our play leaders follow the EYFS guidelines to ensure learningprogress.

For further details and to schedule a visit please contact our Pre-School Mobile: 07776 185 946

Cotherstone Pre-School only operates in term time.

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TEESDALE SUPPLY STORESCOTHERSTONE POST OFFICE

All Post Office services including Banking andBill payment services Credit/Debit cardsaccepted as paymentMobile phone top ups, foreign currency, travelinsurance and EHICs.

POST OFFICE EXTENDED OPENINGHOURS

7:00 TO 5:30 MON, TUES, WED, FRI7:00TO 1:00 THURS7:00 TO 15:00 SAT9:00 TO 12:30 SUN

(THE SHOP OPENING TIMES REMAINTHE SAME)

BANKING 7 DAYS A WEEKNewsagents, Off Licence,

Fine selection of cheeses. Home deliveries arranged.

FAX, COPYING AND LAMINATINGTEL: O1833 650255

E-MAIL:[email protected] US TO HELP YOU MAINTAIN

OUR COMMUNITY SERVICES

Green Commerce Ltd

Best Quality, well seasonedhardwood

LOGSFree local delivery

Cut to size foropen fires &

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All types of Fencing Workundertaken

TEL: 01833 650151Mobile: 07921 317630

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CHURCH OFFICERS

Church of EnglandPriest-in-Charge Rev. Stephen Adesanya, 35 Low Startforth Road, Barnard Castle, DL12 9AU 631697Readers Mr. Jim Alford, The Paddock, Mickleton 640976 Mrs. Penny Sunderland, Greengates, Thringarth 640447

ROMALDKIRK & COTHERSTONEChurchwardens Mrs. Mary Shepherd, Botany Farm House, Baldersdale 650180 Mrs. Carol Lynn, West Lodge, Cotherstone 650217Romaldkirk Verger Mrs. Joyce Hughes, School House, Romaldkirk 650785PCC Hon. Sec. Mrs. Carol Lynn, West Lodge, Cotherstone 650217PCC Hon. Treas. Mr. Ross Law, Cotherstone 650137

LAITHKIRKChurchwarden Mrs. Margaret Walton, Brooklea, Newbiggin 640697PCC Hon. Sec. Mrs. Ghita Harbour, 4 The Close, Cotherstone 650093PCC Hon. Treas. Mr. Jim Alford, The Paddock, Mickleton 640976

Methodist ChurchMinister Rev. Keith Pearce 638272Cotherstone contact Mrs. Joyce Gargett 650525

Catholic ChurchContact Moira & John Oliver 650508

Society of Friends - QuakersContact Mary Wilkinson, Rowan House, Mickleton 640032

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Annual Magazine subscription £3.00 (or 30p per issue)

Magazine Editor Mr. Hector Parr, The Cottage, Romaldkirk 650272Magazine Treasurer Mrs. Joyce Cross, Rose Cottage, Lartington 650529

Latest date for submitting material for the October 2010 Magazine:Thursday 16th September.

Contributions to Hector Parr, The Cottage, Romaldkirk:[email protected]

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