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'''War Diary 10th Battalion Durham Light Infantry'''

'''Farewell Dinner 18th September 1939'''

''The Officers of the 6th Battalion, DLI, held a Farewell Dinner to the Officers of 10th Battalion at the Morritt Arms Hotel, Greta Bridge, to mark the formation of this duplicate Battalion.

The records of the Durham County Archives hold a copy of the Menu Card, signed by those present, which is evidence of those who were members of the Officers’ Mess at that time. The signatures on the Menu Card have been interpreted with the kind assistance of the Editor of “The Bugle” although their appearance here is entirely the responsibility of the author. The spellings will be updated and corrected on this page should a more accurate interpretation become possible as more War Diaries are documented.''

'''The Menu''' for the meal was as follows:-

Grapefruit Cocktail
Hors D’oeuvre

Consomme Claremont
Cream Portugaise

Fillet Sole Tartare Sauce

Asparagus & Melted Butter
Boiled York Ham Parsley Sauce

Roast Stuffed Duckling. Apple Sauce
Roast Leg of Veal

Mashed & Dice Potatoes
Green Peas. Spinach

Peach Melba

Welsh Rarebit

''Those who signed the Menu Card were as follows (organised into alphabetical order of surname):-''

T. Allison

Tony Cookson

R.W. Dennis

Vernon Ferens

M. Gill

Peter Gordon

G.E. Gunton

J.R. Heslop

B. Holroyde

C.R.M. Hutchinson

T.K. Jackson

Peter Jeffreys

R.F. Kennedy

J.W. Kipling

L.J. Kirby

M.J. Lockhart

G.F. Macfeggan

? W. Mella

T.H. Miller

S.D. Oxley

W. Pattullo

J.W. Perry

Frank Platts

W.K. Reives

G.E. Robinson

J.M. Robson

G.J. Rodham

F.J. Slack

H.S.C. Spurrier

G.H. Stobart

Charles W. Surtees

W. Watson

James Widdows

E. Woodthorpe

R.G. Wormald

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 Welsh Rarebit
 ''Those who signed the Menu Card were as follows (organised into alphabetical order of surname):-''
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 Hors D’oeuvre
 Consomme Claremont
 Cream Portugaise
 Fillet Sole Tartare Sauce
 Asparagus & Melted Butter
 Boiled York Ham Parsley Sauce
 Roast Stuffed Duckling. Apple Sauce
 Roast Leg of Veal
 Mashed & Dice Potatoes
 Green Peas. Spinach
 Peach Melba
 Welsh Rarebit

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 '''Farewell Dinner 18th September 1939'''
-''The Officers of the 6th Battalion, DLI, held a Farewell Dinner to the Officers of 10th Battalion at the Morritt Arms Hotel, Greta Bridge, to mark the formation of this duplicate Battalion.
+''The Officers of the 6th Battalion, DLI, held a Farewell Dinner to the Officers of 10th Battalion at the Morritt Arms Hotel, Greta Bridge, to mark the formation of this duplicate Battalion.''
-The records of the Durham County Archives hold a copy of the Menu Card, signed by those present, which is evidence of those who were members of the Officers’ Mess at that time.  The signatures on the Menu Card have been interpreted with the kind assistance of the Editor of “The Bugle” although their appearance here is entirely the responsibility of the author.  The spellings will be updated and corrected on this page should a more accurate interpretation become possible as more War Diaries are documented.''
+''The records of the Durham County Archives hold a copy of the Menu Card, signed by those present, which is evidence of those who were members of the Officers’ Mess at that time.  The signatures on the Menu Card have been interpreted with the kind assistance of the Editor of “The Bugle” although their appearance here is entirely the responsibility of the author.  The spellings will be updated and corrected on this page should a more accurate interpretation become possible as more War Diaries are documented.''
 '''The Menu''' for the meal was as follows:-