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Bishop Press Issue 93 Saturday 13Th October 2012 Page 1 South Church Castlebridge Centre Provides Methodist Church Confidential Support Published at: Saturday 13th October 2012 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 93 Civic Hall Square, Shildon, RESS DL4 1AH. P P Telephone/Fax: 01388 775896 O Duty journalist: 0790 999 2731 The ISH B At the heart www.bishoppress.com of our wonderful community email: [email protected] Former publican, Evie, Prince’s Trust team bag celebrates 104th birthday pack for Kays Hill Kays Hill Animal Sanctuary the course have never fund- have said a big “thank you” raised for charity before, so to the Prince’s Trust Team we are very proud of them,” (Bishop Auckland 32) for continued Becky. funding raising with them, “The money they have and raising £222.19 from a raised for us will go towards bag pack at ASDA in Bishop the cost of food and bedding Auckland. for winter,” she said, The money raised will go adding, “we cannot thank towards the Sanctuary’s them enough, it is such a running costs. great feeling to know we “We are very grateful have such fantastic support for their help, they did a from our local community. fantastic job!” said spokes- “Also can we say another person, Becky Hall. huge thank you to ASDA for The Princes Trust course allowing us to do the bag is run by and funded by pack and to the customers Stockton River Side College. for supporting us and “Some of the students on donating to us.” Evelyn Mason shares her 104th birthday cake with grand daughter, Sarah, and great- grandson, Lucas, who is Sarah’s son. Halloween Happenings A former publican Cleethorpes but moved worked at the Hippodrome celebrated her 104th to Bishop Auckland during picture house as an birthday on Sunday 30th the first world war where usherette and for Ashton, Come along (if you dare!) The number of places for September 2012 at Church she attended Cockton Hill which was part of Doggarts and join in their spooky the event is limited so View Care Home in South School. stores. stories and creepy crafts booking is recommended. Church. After finishing her She met here future for children at Bishop The cost is just £1 per Evelyn Mason, or Evie education she started work husband Syd Mason, who Auckland Town Hall on child. as she is affectionately in the office at the United was born in Close House, Saturday 27th October For more details telephone known, was born in Bus Company. She also and they were married from 11am till 12 noon. 01388 602610. at St. Andrew’s Church in 1929. Champagne & Cocktail Bar Syd and Evie lived in Short Street for five years after tying the knot, before GARNETTS moving to Coronation in 1934. In 1944 the couple Book one of our upcoming day breaks moved into the Grosvenor Travel with GARNETTS for miles of smiles W.M.C. as stewards where they stayed for eight years, Bishop Auckland’s before moving to the Alma Sunday 14th October Sunday 14th New Food Venue Hotel in South Church Road, BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS MYSTERY TOUR as landlord and landlady. Adult: £13.50 Child £12.50 (FISH & CHIP SPECIAL) Adult: £16.95 Wednesday to Saturday They remained in the pub until their retirement in Saturday 20th October Full Bar Menu 1969, spending nearly Sunday 21st October 25 years in the licensing BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS MYSTERY TOUR 11.30am till 2.30pm trade. After leaving the Adult: £13.50 Child £12.50 Adult: £10 Child £8 Alma they moved back to their original home in Wednesday 24th October Saturday 27th October Opening Thursday 18th Oct Coronation. BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS In retirement the couple Adult: £13.50 Child £12.50 Adult: £13.50 Child £12.50 No.1 Tapas Lounge loved driving around the Thursday to Saturday 5.30pm countryside visiting many Saturday 3rd November till 9.00pm pubs far and wide and Evie FRIGHTWATER VALLEY (INC ADMISSION) held a journal where she Miss it at your peril! Adult: £24 would give marks to each For Bookings call Chris on pub for the food and beer. Call us now on (01388) 604419 01388 662288 or 07552 432904 Unfortunately, Syd died Visit our booking agents: Bondgate Newsagents, 45 Fore Bondgate. (01388) 602186 Flavour Catering & Events Ltd www.garnettscoaches.com continued, page 3 Fully archived online at www.bishoppress.com email us at: [email protected] The Bishop Press Issue 93 Saturday 13th October 2012 Page 1 South Church Castlebridge Centre provides Methodist Church confidential support South Church Methodist October from 7 15pm The Castlebridge Centre prescribing, complemen- centre at 42 Market Place, Church are holding a there is a concert by ‘Us aids to provide non- tary therapies, structured Bishop Auckland DL14 7PB. Harvest Weekend with Two’ followed by a harvest discriminatory and timely counselling and activities, Tel: 01388 609221. a Sunday Service on supper. All donations are access to quality evidence- support with access to Opening times are Mon- 14th October at 3 00pm for the church funds. based physical, social and other services, information day-Wednesday and on conducted by Rev. K. Everyone is more than psychological interven- and advice and more. Fridays: 9am till 5pm, and Phipps. On Monday 15th welcome to attend. tions for adults affected Access to the service is Thursdays: 9am till 7pm. by substance misuse in the free and confidential and Outreach appointments Durham Dales area. can be delivered within the can be made outside these New Hope Project They can offer assessment, community or from their hours. The New Hope Project is If you need support, a family/carers drugs and telephone 01388 765163 Fined for parking on crossing alcohol support service. or alternatively, you can Are you a mother, father, email [email protected] A woman was fined last 27, left her car, containing her noticed her car that he brother, sister, partner or week for parking her car three children and husband, would have to wait until friend of someone who within the limits of a on the crossing near the she purchased her cakes, misuses drugs or alcohol? Services pedestrian crossing while Crusty Loaf in Cockton Hill but admitted parking on Whatever the situation you she bought cakes at a Road on June 6th. the crossing by letter. don’t have to face things Woodham Removals Bishop Auckland bakery. Pattison denied she had She was fined £135 and alone. Home number: 01325 313352 Mobile: 07547 433 801 Kristie Michelle Pattison, said to the officer who ordered to pay costs. This week in History RESS OP P The SH I October 1969 October 1964 B 13 October 1992 14 15 The government announces The new seven-sided News of the sudden How to contact us: plans to close one third of 50p coin comes into departure of flamboyant Britain’s deep coal mines, circulation but prompts Soviet leader Nikita By email: putting 31,000 miners out complaints that it is too Khrushchev comes as a [email protected] of work. similar to the 10-pence. surprise to the West. By post or in person: Bishop Press, First Floor, Town Council Offices, Civic Hall Square, Shildon. DL4 1AH. 16 October 1996 17 October 1968 18 October 1931 By telephone or voicemail: The Government Two black Americans Thomas Alva Edison, (01388) 775896 or 07909 992 731. announces plans to make history at the one of the most prolific Leave items for the paper at: outlaw most handguns Mexico Olympics with inventors in history, dies Woodhouse Close Library / Town Hall Library following the Dunblane a silent protest against in West Orange, New How to advertise: massacre in March. racial discrimination. Jersey, at the age of 84. We can design an eye catching advert tailored to your specific needs. A breakdown of costs is J. DUNN available bishoppress.com CONSTRUCTION Cables Taxis OF HEIGHINGTON VILLAGE HEATING & PLUMBING 50 Princes Street The Bishop Press is delivered free of charge to homes and busi- R.J.A. 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