'The Original' Around The Up North Combine
Gatley, Harrod & Son, Tops At Haverton Hill
By Good Corn
I was invited to present the prizes at the Haverton Hill presentation evening which was held at the Billingham Rugby Club on Friday 17th November, I took Grandsons Hayden & Tyler along with me. It was a double first time for me as I had never attended any previous Haverton Hill payout nights and was attending the Rugby Club for the very first time. We arrived at the Club just after 7 o'clock where I was welcomed by Club Secretary Tommy Barron who was in his first season in office and doing a fantastic job. I have know Tommy for a great number of years as him and his Brother Robbie had worked on the ICI Wilton Site where I worked for 33 years. Tommy said it was the first time the Club had held a presentation evening for a few years, but he was hoping to continue the payout nights. Myself and the two boys settled down with Ali & Linda McLeod of Billingham, Ali started his racing with Haverton Hill when he first started up in the sport 40 odd years ago. We were later joined by Paul Longstaff of Haverton Hill and Colin Atkinson who is a Billingham T U Clubmate of Ali's, a few more lads who I was meeting for the first time also joined our table. It was not long before the room started to fill up with the Haverton Hill members, their family and friends; the Teesside Federation Secretary Stephen Wheatley, his Wife Janice and family were also guests for the evening.
Tommy took to the floor to welcome everyone for attending the Club's presentation evening, and then asked everyone to stand for a minutes silence for three former members who had passed away this year, messes George Gamble (former Secretary), Jim McLeod and Keith 'Greg' Gregory and all the previous members of the Teesside Fed and throughout the Combine this year. After giving a big thanks to Roy Strange for running the weekly draw and the members for donating the raffle prizes, Tommy then gave a run down on the 2017 racing season where the Club sent 3,871 birds and paid out £1,194.84 in pools and noms. After the presentation of the silverware the Karaoke Disco followed with the buffet and raffle coming next, then it was time for the singers in the packed room to get up and blast out their favourite songs for the second spot of the Karaoke Disco. Stephen & Janice took to the floor for their first ever Karaoke singing performance, they got through the song okay but were well overshadowed by the young lad in the wheelchair, with the big Elvis fan singing along to every song. I would like to thank the Haverton Hill members for inviting us along to share a fantastic night which was full of very friendly people, my kind of people who I'm sure will support the future payout nights. I wish everyone good health, happiness and good racing in 2018.
The very hard working Club Secretary Tommy Barron and his Good Lady.
Top prize winners for 2017 was the partnership of Paul Gatley, Graham Harrod & Son Dale (who I believe is still growing), who were the winners of a most impressive 10 x 1st, 8 x 2nd, 7 x 3rd, 5 x 4th Clubs and 83pts. With the winning trio being the winners of the Bird Of The Year with a chequer hen winning 1 x 1st, 2 x 2nd, 1 x 3rd, 4 x 4th and 12pts, the title winning hen also had a 4th Up North Combine Burbure (2) to her credit. The lads were also runners-up Old Bird Inland Average, runners-up Channel Average and the winners of the Young Bird Average and the Combined Average, with them receiving the 'Alan Mulloy Memorial Trophy', 'Old Bird Of The Year Trophy', 'George Gamble Memorial Trophy' and the 'Beauvais Trophy'. Paul, Graham & Dale's first old bird points of the 2017 racing season were scored at the second race Worksop when a single bird was timed to lift a useful 3rd Club, 4th Teesside Federation and 9th Section 4. A couple of birds were on the clock the following week out of Oakham (1) to claim 2nd and 6th Club with the blue card scorer going onto chalk up 13th Fed. The lads were in the points for the third race running at Huntingdon where 2nd Club, 10p pool and £28.26, 10th Fed, 13th Section was netted. Paul, Graham & Dale achieved their first win of the season at the Eastbourne National when no fewer than four of their entries were timed to win a top notch 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Club when there were 145 birds away, with the red card winner that won the 10p pool netting £23.75 going onto pot 12th Fed from an entry of 622 birds. While the blue card scorer went onto claim 15th Fed; and the green card potter who won the 25p pool lifting £10.25 going onto claim 17th Fed.
The top prize winning Graham, Paul & Dale of Gatley, Harrod & Son with Good Corn.
The following week when the birds were at Oakham (3) the lads had three of their squad in the clock to lift 2nd, 3rd and 5th Club, with the blue and green card scorers that were timed in the space of 21 seconds going onto notch up 14th and 16th Fed. Onto Burbure (1) where 2nd and 6th Club was taken with the blue card scorer winning the 50p pool netting £18.00 and going onto lift a useful 5th Fed winning the Fed Nom, 2nd £5 pool banking £40.00 and 93rd UNC; while their second timer collected 16th Fed and 229th Combine. The partnership got back to their winning ways at Rivenhall after timing two birds to win 1st and 6th Club from 201 birds with the pole position winner that won the 10p pool and £22.86 going onto win a most impressive 1st Fed out of 557 birds and 3rd Section when there were 3,783 birds competing, the second timer took 11th Fed and six seconds later came the lads third timer to notch up 12th Fed; a later bird was clocked to win the 25p Club pool and £5.75. Paul, Graham & Dale made it two straight wins from the second French channel race Roye where they timed two birds to win 1st and 5th Club out of 72 birds, with the lads chart-topper that won the 10p, 25p pool pocketing £15.94 also claiming a well-deserved and cracking 3rd Fed out of 263 birds, 6th Section when there were 1,522 birds competing and 45th UNC from a convoy of 7,146 birds. The trio's second timer netted 14th Fed, 213th Combine and their third bird on the clock took 20th Fed, the lads also won 1st and 2nd £5 Fed pools.
A single bird was in the points from Peterborough when a useful 3rd Club, 11th Fed was taken, and they were out of the frame at Oakham (4). The boys were back in town from the Rivenhall (sub Eastbourne 2) National where they timed no less than three birds to win 1st, 4th and 5th Club from 91 birds to record their fourth win so far, with the well-fancied pole position winner winning the 10p, 25p, 50p, £1 pools banking £43.16 and also taking an outstanding 2nd Fed out of 404 birds, 3rd Section and 24th UNC from a convoy of 12,356 birds. The yellow card potter went onto net 11th Fed and the third bird on the clock claimed 13th Fed and won the Fed Nom. Paul, Graham & Dale timed four of their twelve Reims entries to lift a very nice 2nd, 4th, 5th and 6th Club, with the blue card scorer netting 7th Fed and 177th UNC while the other three timers went onto pocket 17th, 19th and 20th Fed. A single bird was timed out of Newark (1) to lift 3rd Club before timing a trio of birds at Newark (2) to chalk up a useful 4th, 5th and 6th Club with the lads third timer winning the £1 pool netting £13.50 and also winning the built up Star Nom banking another £48.00.
The curtain came down on Paul, Graham & Dale's impressive old bird season in great style after timing no fewer than three birds from the fifth French channel race Burbure (2) where they won 1st, 5th and 6th Club out of 55 birds. With their pole position winner that topped the Club charts by six minutes was a yearling blue cock who won 1st Club, 1st Fed, 3rd Section Rivenhall, also wins the 50p pool and £18.80, and a brilliant 1st Fed out of 271 birds, 2nd Section and 4th Up North Combine from a convoy of 10,689 birds. Paul, Graham & Dale's second timer went onto pocket 12th Fed. These lads have flown a very good Pigeon for some time now and this seasons performances proves they are still achieving some cracking results, with them only being out of the first four in the Club on three occasions with the old birds which is a fantastic achievement by anyone's standards.
Paul, Graham & Dale flew a very good young bird this season with their first points being achieved at the second race Pontefract (2) where no fewer than three of their team were timed to win a top notch 1st, 2nd and 3rd Club out of an entry of 242 birds, with the red card winning baby going onto net 14th Fed when there were 850 birds competing. Onto Worksop (1) where 5th Club and the 10p pool lifting £22.95 was taken, a later well-fancied youngster was timed to win the 25p, £1 pools banking £12.00. After being being a little off the pace out of Worksop (2) the boys returned to their winning ways from Melton Mowbray after timing a couple of birds to win 1st and 4th Club when there was 153 birds way with the red card winner taking the 10p pool netting £22.42 and going onto chalk up 2nd Fed from an entry of 645 birds and 6th Section from a convoy of 4,335 birds, while the lads yellow card scorer went onto pot 13th Fed.
After being out of the frame at Peterborough Paul, Graham & Dale hit the young bird winners' enclosure for the third time after clocking no fewer than four birds at Rivenhall to win a cracking 1st, 3rd, 5th and 6th Club when there were 119 birds away. With top spot being won by a blue pied hen who won the 10p pool pocketing £22.61 and going onto score a very nice 3rd Fed out of 450 birds, while the well-fancied green card potter won the £1 pool lifting £16.75 and claiming 10th Fed and the Fed Nom, and the yellow card scoring baby notched up 19th Fed to round off another one of the lads good days. Win number two on the belt was achieved at the Maidstone National when two birds were timed to win 1st and 5th Club out of 90 birds, with the lads pole position winner taking the 10p pool and £12.54 and going onto pot a cracking 3rd Fed out of 310 birds, 10th Section and 28th UNC from a convoy of 11,055 birds. The lads second timer chalked up 12th Fed, and a third youngster was timed to pick up 16th Fed. Paul, Graham & Dale recorded a hat-trick of wins from back-over Pontefract (3) after timing four birds to win 1st, 2nd and 6th Club from 47 birds, 4th, 6th, 17th and 18th Fed when there was 181 birds competing. Paul, Graham & Dale have enjoyed an all round season with them winning with the old birds inland and from the channel, and also winning with the young birds, with them achieving top performances on all three fronts.
Second highest prizewinners was the partnership of Stuart Lewis, Coby & Amber McCabe who were the winners of a cracking 8 x 1st, 7 x 2nd, 5 x 3rd, 5 x 4th Clubs and 68pts, winning the Old Bird Inland Average, Old Bird Combined Average and the 'Matty Gamble Memorial Trophy' for old bird Peterborough (1). Stuart, Coby & Amber started off by netting 5th Club old bird Bubwith and then quickly clocked two birds in the space of three seconds at the second race Worksop to win a belting 1st and 2nd Club out of 276 birds with the blue card potter winning the 10p, 25p pools and £29.55, with the two timers also going onto score an impressive 2nd and 3rd Fed out of 996 birds, 8th and 9th Section from a convoy of a whacking 7,068 birds. No fewer than three birds were on the clock a week later at Oakham (1) to win a very nice 1st, 3rd and 5th Club from 286 birds with the well-fancied chart-topper winning 10p, 25p, 50, £1 pools and £60.00 and going onto lift 9th Fed, while the green card potter netted 18th Fed when there were 1,026 birds competing. The inform Stuart, Coby & Amber achieved their third win on the belt at Huntingdon after another three of their team were timed to win a notable 1st, 4th and 6th Club out of 256 birds. With the pole position winner going onto chalk up an impressive 3rd Fed when there were 972 birds away and 3rd Section when there was 7,024 birds competing, while the yellow card potter claimed the 25p pool and £6.25 and the third timer banked £22.00 for winning the £1 pool.
Stuart Lewis, Coby & Amber McCabe, winners of the Old Bird Inland Average & Old Bird Combined Average.
Stuart, Coby & Amber were on a roll after recording an incredible fourth consecutive win at Oakham 2 (sub Rivenhall) after winning 1st Club out of 234 birds and the 10p pool collecting £22.45, the red card winner also went onto lift 9th Fed when there were 823 birds competing. Two weeks later when the birds were at Oakham (3) Stuart, Coby & Amber returned to the winners' enclosure after timing a couple of their squad to win a nice 1st and 4th Club when there were 176 birds away, with the well-fancied and pooled to the hilt chart-topper that was almost three minutes in front of the next Club bird winning the 10p, 25p, 50p, £1 pools banking £89.06 going onto win a brilliant 1st Fed out of an entry of 671 birds and the Fed Nom. The winning never stopped their for the previous scoring yearling dark cock went onto win an outstanding 1st Section from a convoy of 4,354 birds. Onto Rivenhall where a couple of yearling blue hens were timed within one second of each other to lift 3rd and 4th Club, 5th and 6th Fed, a third bird was clocked to notch up 16th Fed and then a later well-fancied bird was timed to win the 50, £1 pools lifting £15.50.
Stuart, Coby & Amber returned to their winning ways at Peterborough where they timed a couple of birds to win a top notch 1st and 2nd Club from an entry of 137 birds to record their sixth win of the season. With the red card winner going onto win a earth-shattering 1st Fed out of 518 birds and 1st Section from a convoy of 4,203 birds. While the well-fancied blue card scorer who won 1st Club, 9th Fed out of Oakham (2) and carrying all the money this time won the 10p, 25p, 50p, £1 pools pocketing £42.57 going onto chalk up a most impressive 2nd Fed, 1st Fed Nom and 3rd Section to round off another very impressive performance for Stuart, Coby & Amber. Two birds were timed in the space of four seconds out of Oakham (4) to lift 4th and 5th Club, 18th and 19th Fed; and that was followed up a week later by notching up 3rd Club, 6th Fed and 125th UNC Rivenhall National. Win number seven of Stuart, Coby & Amber's fantastic old bird season was clocked up at Newark (1) after no less than three of their team were timed to win a cracking 1st, 2nd and 5th Club when there were 70 birds away, with the pole position winner that won the 10p pool and £13.30 going onto net 12th Fed from an entry of 287 birds. A couple of birds were on the clock from Newark (2) to pocket a useful 2nd and 3rd Club to finish off their very enjoyable old bird season.
After a brilliant old bird season which contained a number of top team performances at Club, Fed and Section level competing against some top fanciers and big birdage Stuart, Coby & Amber got off to a winning start with the young birds, after timing no fewer than four of their entries from Pontefract (1) to win a top notch 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Club from an entry of 106 birds. With the red card winning baby who won the 10p pool netting £20.14 going onto score 5th Fed when there were 391 birds competing, while the winning trio's other three timers went onto chalk up 10th, 11th and 20th Fed to round off a great start to the nine race young bird season. Two weeks later at Worksop (1) a couple of birds were timed to net 2nd and 6th Club with the blue card potting youngster going onto claim 13th Fed; a later fancied blue hen was timed to win the 25p pool and £2.75. Onto Worksop (2) where 4th Club was taken, a later fancy bird was clocked to win the 25p, 50p, £1 pool netting £11.00. Another single bird was in the frame out of Melton Mowbray to lift a useful 2nd Club, 6th Fed and 26th Section.
The loft of Andrew Appleton & Paul Longstaff were the winners of 4 x 1st, 5 x 2nd, 8 x 3rd, 4 x 4th Clubs and 51pts with the lads being the winners of the Channel Average and the 'Bob Harrod Memorial Trophy'. Andrew & Paul had three birds on the clock out of old bird Worksop to notch up 5th and 6th Club, 8th, 14th and 17th Fed with the first timer going onto pot 16th Section; a well-fancied later bird was timed to win the 50p, £1 Club pools lifting £13.50. A couple of birds touched down together at Oakham (2) to chalk up 3rd and 4th Club 17th and 18th Fed, the lads also timed a well-fancied third entry to win the £1 pool pocketing £18.00. And then a week later with the birds at the Eastbourne National two birds were timed to score 4th and 6th Club with the yellow card potter going onto net 18th Fed; a third bird was timed to win the 50p, £1 pools netting £18.00.
Paul Gatley & Stephen Wheatley with Paul Longstaff of Appleton & Longstaff, the Channel Average winners.
Onto Burbure (1) where the duo timed three of their channel team to claim 3rd and 5th Club, 6th, 15th and 20th Fed; with the green card lifter taking 97th UNC and the second timer picking up 211th Combine. The following week when the birds were at Rivenhall the two lads took 2nd and 5th Club, 3rd, 7th and 18th Fed with their blue card scorer doing enough to lift 15th Section. The boys were in the points for the third race running out of Roye where they timed three of their channel squad to score 2nd, 3rd and 6th Club, 6th, 10th and 17th Fed; with the blue card potter taking 144th UNC and the green card scorer pocketing 185th Combine. Onto Peterborough now where 4th, 5th and 6th Club, 12th and 18th Fed was notched up; and this was followed up by claiming 3rd and 6th Club Oakham (4) with the green card potter taking 16th Fed. The steady away duo had a single bird on the clock from the Rivenhall National to lift a notable 2nd Club, 3rd Fed, 6th Section and 55th UNC.
Andrew & Paul were in the frame for the seventh consecutive race at the fourth channel race Reims when the lads timed a couple of their over the pond seven entries to win a cracking 1st and 3rd Club with the fancied pole position winner that took the built up £100 Club Star Nom going onto win a brilliant 1st Fed from 104 birds, 1st Fed Nom, 4th Section and 36th UNC from a convoy of 4,193 birds. Then 5th Club was notched up at Newark (1) and a week later the lads won 1st Club Newark (2) with a fancied blue cock to win the 10p, 25p pools and £22.42, and they followed that up by having a trio of birds on the clock at Burbure (2) to lift 2nd and 3rd Club, 7th, 9th and 15th Fed; with the first timer taking 111th UNC and the second bird on the clock claimed 141st Combine. Andrew & Paul have flown a very good channel bird for some time now with them winning at both Club and Fed level which has seen them win a number of Club & Fed channel averages, and also scoring a number of very impressive UNC positions along the way.
Moving onto the young birds where Andrew & Paul pocketed 6th Club Pontefract (1), the duo timed a blue pied cock to win 1st £5 Fed Ring banking £70.00 and clocked a blue hen to win 2nd £5 Fed Ring pocketing another £45.00 to round off a very profitable day. The lads hit the winners' enclosure two weeks later at Worksop (1), when their winning youngster that saw off an entry of 231 birds went onto score 9th Fed when there were 811 birds competing. Win number two on the trot was achieved out of Worksop (2) after a couple of babies were timed to win a top notch 1st and 2nd Club out of an entry of 124 birds with the chart-topper being their star blue pied cock who has a 1st and 2nd £5 Fed Ring win to his credit going onto score 11th Fed out of 726 birds and 2nd £5 Ring pocketing £45.00. The blue pied cock has proved to be a money spinner that also proves that Paul is smarter than the average kid, the lads blue card potter went onto claim 17th Fed. Andrew & Paul were in the young bird points for the third race running when they took a useful 3rd Club, 7th Fed, 28th Section Melton Mowbray, the duo timed a later fancy bird to win £1 pool netting £15.75. The lads were in the frame again a week later out of Peterborough when they chalked up 3rd and 5th Club, with the fancied green card score that won the Club £1 pool and £13.75 going onto net 19th Fed. Onto the Maidstone National where the two lads had a couple of their entries on the clock to chalk up 4th and 6th Club, 7th and 14th Fed.
Barron Bros Tommy & Robbie in their first full season back in the sport and only flying yearlings for the long season ahead enjoyed a very good season where they were the winners of 4 x 1st, 6 x 2nd, 3 x 3rd, 6 x 4th Clubs and 47pts and also being runners up Young Bird Average. The Brothers got off to a flying start after timing a couple of birds at the first old bird race Bubwith where they won an impressive 1st and 2nd Club from 273 birds with their fancied chart topper winning the 25p pool lifting £28.31. The red and blue card potters went onto lift 3rd and 6th Fed out of an entry of 946 birds, the duo timed a later well-fancied blue cock to win the £1 pool to give them a very good start to the new season. The lads followed up their winning performance by taking 4th Club, 5th Fed, 10th Section Worksop, and then claimed 4th Club out of Oakham (1). After being out of the frame at Huntingdon the boys timed no fewer than three of their Oakham (2) entries to pocket a notable 2nd, 5th and 6th Club, with their blue card scorer pocketing £6.00 in the 25p pool.
Robbie Barron of Barron Bros the winners of 4 x 1st Clubs, with loft helper Dave Lewis.
Tommy & Robbie recorded their second win of the season in great style at the first French channel race Burbure (1) after timing one of their five entries, a chequer hen to win a cracking 1st Club when there were 111 birds away and also winning the 25p pool lifting £24.54, the fancied hen who was 14 minutes in front of the rest of the Club birds went onto win 1st £5 Fed pool netting £60 and 15th UNC from a convoy of 13,268 birds which was a fantastic achievement. Win number three of the season was achieved out of Oakham (4) when a couple of birds were timed two seconds apart to win a cracking 1st and 2nd Club out of 100 birds, 8th and 9th Fed when there were 463 birds competing, with the red card winner taking the 10p Club pool and £19.00 while the well-fancied blue card potter lifted the Club £1 pool and £12.75 and also winning the Fed Nom to round off a very good day. The following week when the birds were at the Rivenhall National 18th Fed was taken, and then 4th Club was claimed at Newark (1) with the fancied yellow card scoring chequer hen winning £18.55 in pools, and then 4th Club, 10th Fed and 173rd UNC was netted at Burbure (2) with a well-fancied chequer cock who won 1st Nom and the £1 pool pocketing £18.00.
Onto the young birds where Robbie had being flying the birds on his own for a number of races, the lad first carded at Pontefract (2) when he notched up 5th Club, a later well-fancied baby was timed to win the 25p, 50p, £1 pools and £14.00. Robbie then took 3rd, 5th and 6th Club out of Worksop (2) with the green card potting dark cock winning 10p pool and £14.82. Onto Melton Mowbray where a couple of birds were timed in the space of 29 seconds to notch up 5th and 6th Club, 14th and 15th Fed; a later baby was timed to win 1st £5 Fed Ring banking £70.00. Robbie hit the winners' enclosure at Peterborough after timing no less than three of his young bird team to win an awesome 1st, 2nd and 4th Club out of 151 birds, with the pole position winner who won the 10p pool netting £25.82 going onto score 10th Fed when there were 591 birds competing. While the blue card potter netted 17th Fed and the yellow card potting baby claiming 20th Fed to round off a enjoyable days racing.
The follows week when the birds were at Rivenhall a couple of birds were on the clock to lift 2nd and 5th Club, 4th and 20th Fed. Moving onto the Maidstone National which saw Robbie have no fewer than four of his squad on the clock to pocket 2nd and 3rd Club with the well-fancied blue card scoring dark hen who won 1st Club Peterborough winning the £1 pool pocketing £22.00, Star Nom and £40.00 before going onto lift 5th Fed and winning the Fed Nom, 15th Section and 70th UNC. While the green card scoring fancied blue hen taking 6th Fed, 2nd £5 Ring banking £45.00 and 85th Combine; a couple of later youngsters were timed to notch up 15th and 20th Fed to end another good day for Robbie. Their was five birds on the clock out of Pontefract (3) with the first couple of timers touching down together to pocket 3rd and 4th Club, 7th and 8th Fed and three seconds later came Robbie's third timer to lift 5th Club, 9th Fed; while the final two times notched up 19th and 20th Fed. Dave Lewis is now helping Robbie at the loft, and former Haverton Hill & Billingham fancier Maurice 'Mo' Shute is also going to be on hand to give advice.
Steven Smith & Son Aaron notched up 1 x 3rd, 4 x 4th Club and 6pts, Steven & Aaron received a special award of a plaque with their performance on. Steven & Aaron were in the points on day one when they had a couple of their old bird Bubwith entries on the clock to chalk up a notable 3rd and 4th Club with their green card potting yearling chequer cock going onto lift 20th Fed which they will have being well pleased with. After taking 5th Club at Huntingdon and 6th Club out of the Eastbourne National Steven & Aaron timed one of their Burbure (1) entries, a yearling blue hen to score a notable and well-deserved 4th Club, 7th Fed and 166th UNC which they will have being over the moon with and fair play to the lads. Steven & Aaron timed one of their three Roye entries to chalk up a very rewarding 4th Club and the £1 pool pocketing £21.00, 12th Fed and 194th Combine. The Father and Son partnership chalked once with the young birds with that being achieved at Pontefract (2) with 5th Club was netted. It was at the presentation evening that I was meeting Steven & Aaron for the first time and I have to say they seemed very pleased with their seasons performances, and I'm sure they will be hoping to better themselves in 2018.
The special award winning Steven, Jeanette & Aaron Smith, the scorers of 1 x 3rd, 4 x 4th Clubs and 6pts.
The partnership James Stewart & Steven Barron were the scorers of 1 x 3rd, 1 x 4th Club and 3pts, James was presented with a special award of a plaque with their performance on. James & Steven notched up at old bird Bubwith before claiming a useful 3rd Club, 18th Fed out of Huntingdon. Jimmy Appleton netted 1 x 3rd Club and 2pts with his green card being chalked up out of young bird Worksop (1); Jimmy was also the potter of 16th Fed Melton Mowbray. John Pledger potted 1 x 4th Club and 1pt with John netting his yellow card at young bird Pontefract (2).
Jimmy & Cath Stewart of Stewart & Barron, the special award winners, scoring 1 x 3rd, 1 x 4th Clubs and 3pts.
With that, I will sign off until next time which will be the Teesside Federation presentation evening report. Any news to Good Corn 6 Boulby Drive Loftus Saltburn Cleveland TS13 4JN. Tel; 01287 643624 or Email;
