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Chapter@Talk21.Com D.P TOWN YOUTH SEASON FERRYHILL W.M.C. Email: [email protected] D.P. EVANS & Co. Issue No 417 PLUMBING COMES TO AN END Solicitors 30 years experience KEEP UP THEIR FREE LEGAL SURGERY Corgi registered Ferryhill Town Youth Under to make it 5-4. couple of minutes later due Legal Advice All aspects of plumbing work & 11’s football team were away Ferryhill pushed for an to a goalkeeping mistake. WINNING WAYS heating work undertaken. Every Thursday Ferryhill Very reasonable rates for to Hardwick Youth at the equaliser but some good This effectively sealed the Ferryhill W.M.C. everyone to sail into the net. 4.00pm to 6.00pm. condensing combi boilers. weekend, and were soon two defending and goalkeeping game, although Ferryhill entertained a strong Wahington responded and a Appointments available, but and Chilton www.thechapter.org No call out charges. goals down. kept them out. pressed to the end and had Washington side recently, defensive error let them back not necessary. Ferryhill, May 1st, 2009 £250 Grant Available for Over 60’s by Warm Front. They quickly pulled a goal The final score was further chances but couldn't who were hoping for points into the game to go 2-2 at 3 Durham Road, Ferryhill. At the heart of this wonderful community Tel: Dave Priestman back through Declan Hardwick Youth 5 Ferryhill take them. Tel: 01740 657 444 to avoid relegation, while the half time. Contact The Chapter at the Council Offices, Shildon. on Grayson, however Hardwick 4, with the Man-of-the- Ferryhill Town Youth has email:[email protected] 01740 656715 home side needed to Ferryhill pressed straight Tel & Fax: 01388 775896 Duty Journalist: 0790 999 2731 Mob 0793 157 8017 soon made it 3-1 . Match award going to Alex congratulated its Under 13s maintain their winning ways from the restart and were Alex Quinn scored to make Quinn. squad for winning the league in order to finish second in awarded a free kick which it 3-2 but Hardwick scored A disappointing title, scoring an impressive the league. missed everyone and sailed LONG-SERVING TENANTS STAR AT ST LUKE’S - A again to lead 4-2 at half time. performance from Ferryhill 120 goals throughout the Washington started the onto the net to make it 3-2. In the second half, Connor Under 15s, who had a lot of season. brighter of the two sides and Washington then went close HOUSING EVENT MESSY CHURCH Whitelock scored to make it chances but could not “Well done to all the squad!” came close with a couple of and dominated the Two long-serving former St Luke’s Church on Church and primary school age must 4-3 but Hardwick scored convert them into goals. said a spokesperson for the good chances. proceedings until, ten yards council tenants are the Lane in Ferryhill is is to be accompanied by an adult. again. Their opponents, Aycliffe, club. They then broke the in his own half, Andrew ‘toast of the town’ after become a ‘Messy Church’ The sessions will be held in St Alex Quinn scored another scored on the half hour mark The club has also deadlock with a well-taken Dixon spotted the ‘keeper playing a leading role in the when a new venture gets Luke’s Centre on the second for Ferryhill after an the score remained 1-0 at congratulated the Under 9’s goal. off his line and chipped him celebration of the launch of underway. Sunday of every month excellent run, which saw him half time. Squad for getting the runners- Ferryhill pushed for a quick to take a well-deserved hat- Sedgefield Borough Homes. Messy Church will provide (except August) from 4.00pm finish in the bottom corner In the second half, Aycliffe up spot in their league and response and were rewarded trick. Margaret Longstaff and a new experience of church, to 5.30pm starting on May went 2-0 ahead after 10 has also wished them every with a well-taken penalty The final score was Ferryhill Margaret Woodhall joined when parent and their 10th. To Advertise, minutes before Ferryhill success in the league cup from Andrew Dixon, after 4 Washington 2. people connected with children can enjoy taking The theme of the first session Call us on pulled one back with a lovely final, which is to be played Liam Parsons was brought Ferryhill finished in 4th Sedgefield Borough Homes part in creative activities, is “I am the true vine,” from 01388 chipped goal from Clarke at Middlesborough training down inside the box. place in the league last year to mark the progress the worship and sharing food John’s Gospel. 775896 Rivers. The Ferryhill side ground at Rockcliffe The game was evenly with 28 points, and are organisation has made since together. There will also be went on to concede a goal a Hurworth on Sunday, May marched until young Hoggar currently in a good position launching on March 30th. “It will be an ideal refreshments, table-top 17th. curled a free kick into the to improve with 37 points Both ladies have been opportunity for families to games, creative activities, THE CROXDALE INN “As manager of Ferryhill box, which seems to miss and two games left to play. tenants for more than 90 explore the Christian faith drama, music, 15 mnutes of 01388 815727 / 815368 Town Youth Under 13s, I years in total, since long outside the formal setting of joint worship and a meal. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT would like to congratulate ON THIS DAY..... before the former Sedgefield a Sunday service,” said a For more information, MON-SAT from 5:30pm my squad of players for District Council became spokesperson for the contact the Parish Office on winning their league, they MAY 1ST their landlords in 1974. church. Everyone is Mondays, between 6.00pm 2 meals for £8.99 have been excellent all They were guests of honour Selected main course meals 1997: A landslide victory committed suicide after first welcome to the sessions and and 7.00pm, or Thursdays, season playing some at the event which took there is no age limit, Steak Night every Saturday from 6pm for the Labour Party killing his wife and six between 9.30am and outstanding football,” said brought an end to the children. place at Hardwick Hall, although children on nursery 11.00am. Traditional Sunday Lunch the Under 13’s manager, Conservative Party's 18 1931: In New York, the attracting dozens of SBH SBH Chairman Billy Waters, Margaret Longstaff, Two courses £6.95, One course £4.95 who went on to say, “We, as years in power. Empire State building was tenants, staff, local Margaret Woodhall and SBH PLANT SALE EARLY BOOKING ESSENTIAL a squad, would also like to 1967: Elvis Presley married officially opened. politicians and partners of thank Marie Wall of Coxhoe the newly-formed Chief Executive Colin Steel. A plant sale will be held on sale. Priscilla Beaulieu. 1851: The Great Exhibition Saturday, May 9th, from There will also be a book stall, HEATING AND CORNER Kitchens for her 1961: Fidel Castro opened in London. organisation. first moved into her three- wouldn’t live anywhere else. 10.00am at the entrance to selling both fact and fiction PLUMBING ELECTRICS sponsorship and support of proclaimed that Cuba is a 1707: The Act of Union Mrs Woodhall, of Raby bedroomed Council home in The new improvements will Cleves Court Estate in titles from just 50p. our team. Socialist nation and banned came into force creating Road, Ferryhill, moved into Auckland Wynd, Shildon, make a big difference, but it’s GAS SAFE REGISTERED For all your Electrical Needs her two bedroomed home Ferryhill. All proceeds will be donated COMBI BOILERS No job too small “A big thanks also to all elections. Great Britain, a union with her husband Richard and really nice to be invited to FIRES - COOKERS aged 17 with her parents, There will be a variety of to Dr Lamb’s Insulin Pump Free quotations parents for their support and 1945: Nazi propaganda between England and four young sons in 1969. this event and be part of the ALL GAS WORK. help with transport.” Joseph and Elizabeth Anne, Mrs Woodhall said, “I love spring and summer Appeal at Bishop Auckland SERVICED & REPAIRED chief Joseph Goebbels Scotland. celebration.” DISCOUNTS FOR OAPs 53 years ago. Mrs Longstaff flowering perennials for Hospital. Phone Paul on living in my house, and In the first year alone, around Part P Registered P.J.R. £16 million will be invested 07967 679998 Member of the FIRST CHOICE NIC EIC PLASTERING DALE CARE in improving 3,700 homes MAINTENANCE (01740) 654751 in the Spennymoor, SKIP THE REST, Chilton Based Mob: 0772 520 5172 All aspects of Plastering LIMITED Ferryhill, Sedgefield, Shildon Middlestone Village and Newton Aycliffe areas, Re-skims & Rendering 13 Hope Street, Crook, CALL THE BEST! Co. Durham, DL15 9HS 3 Course Sunday Lunch £6.50 with around £23 million in Clean Service Normal Sunday Lunch £4.95 Telephone: (01388) 768271 investment planned for the Quality Workmanship Served from 12pm – 2pm following year. Fax: (01388) 766164 (Booking Advisable) ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN Very Reasonable Rates Email: [email protected] Bar meals served daily 6pm – 9pm Improvements will include No Job too Small new kitchens, bathrooms, As Preferred Provider to Durham County Council Also Fridays & Saturdays 12pm-2pm central heating, rewiring, Phone for a Social Care and Health, Dale Care Limited Requires Free Function Room available for family and corporate events windows and doors. FREE quote Home Care Workers In The Following Regions: - JOHN WADE SBH Chair of the Board 01388 775275 HOME CARE WORKERS THE SHIP INN SPRING BEER FESTIVAL Billy Waters said, “Our first 0781 357 1929 28th May – 31st May month has flown by and it is SKIP HIRE For Wear Valley, Chilton, Ferryhill, Shildon, 22 ales from all around the UK, as well as ciders and wines.
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