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Bishop Press, Press, October May 30Th, 3Rd, 2009 2009 Issue No. 14 BISHOP’S SUCCESS THE THINGS THAT DREAMS Holdforth Interiors The Bishops broke their a huge wind assisted kick Holdforth Crest, B.A. Durham Challenge Cup duck deep into the Celtic half and ARE MADE OF Tel: 01388 664777 with their fi rst victory for fi ve Wayne Gredziak volleyed the Bishop Auckland 2XV, from started winning ball from both to the backs. Now that Bishop Fax: 01388 665982 seasons. ball in to make it 1-0. Both a club soaked in history, the the scrum and line out play, were dominating the game, Soft Furnishings, old boys would be proud which allowed the backs the substitutions were made and Your local Curtains, Alterations The win was a comfortable sides missed chances before (both clothing & soft after seeing this performance creative freedom to support further points were taken from Community Newspaper one against Wearside League Campbell equalised for Celtic furnishings) newcomers Houghton Town. with fi fteen minutes to go. So, that had all the excitement of attacks. Chester. The game closed with Bishop Auckland, Saturday, October 3rd, 2009. Free Estimates Bishop opened the scoring honours even but another point packed Mardi Gras. The fi rst half ended with Bishop 50 points up. Telephone/Fax: 01388 775896 www.bishoppress.com No job too small early doors with Stephen picked up on the road. Bishop fi elded the same side Bishop leading 28 points to Peter Sayer and Andrew Email: [email protected] - Duty journalist 0790 999 2731 Competitive Rates Salvin fi nding the net off the Bishops supporter John that started the last two games 14. Quinn picked up backs and Published at 3-4 First Floor Offi ces, Shildon Town Council, Civic Hall Square, Shildon, DL4 1AH. inside of the post in the fi rst Barraclough expressed his and they put on a fantastic show The second half started much forwards man-of-the-match, few minute, debutant Tyson thanks to Bishop Auckland for the 70 plus spectators. The as the fi rst, and the backs but this could have easily gone Masters doubled the lead supporters who helped him out game was played in overcast, controlled the majority of the to any other player on these WORK TO START ON MARKET OPERATIC SOCIETY before half time. on Wednesday evening. John but humid weather. The play. performances. SHOW Darren Richards added a third returned to his car after the Bishop side started positively, Andrew Quinn, in the Anyone interested in playing PLACE REGENERATION in the opening seconds of the game at Houghton only to fi nd dismantling Chester-Le-Street forwards, had a blinder of rugby union at any age or second half, before Gavin that his tyre was punctured. A from the start, to immediately a game, as did the rest of level should visit www. Parkin and Tyson Masters group of more agile Bishops clock up points. The pack, led the pack, who continuously bishopaucklandrugby.co.uk added one goal apiece 5-0. supporters leapt to his aid by Andy Rispin, dominated disrupted in the line out, or contact Peter Gallone on In their league fi xture Bishops and completed a quick wheel the forward play and quickly allowing the ball to be fed out 07825 521632. made another quick start with change allowing him to return Peter Jeffries hammering home safely. ST MARY’S St. Mary’s Under 12’s played a deserved 5-4 win for Saints. some good football in the A FINE DISPLAY BY out a thrilling encounter Man-of-the-match was shared second half, they fell asleep at against Whinney Banks on between Pugh and Metcalfe the back, and Greatham made UNDER 14’S RUFC September 27th. St Marys Under 8’s hosted the most of their chances, The fi xture against Chester- breached again by a fi ne move St. Mary’s went 4-0 down in their fi rst home game of the fi ring in two goals to make le-Street began with Bishops involving forwards and backs, their away game, gifting three season against Greatham. the fi nal score 5-3. The victory forward pack dominanting with Woods scoring under the careless goals and a penalty The Saints started well, and was St Mary’s Under 8’s fi rst the game. A 5m scrum was posts. Bradford stepped up to inside 20 minutes. settled straight into the game of the season. Curtis Layfi eld followed by a back move, with take the conversions. The team then played some with a fantastic goal from deservedly took man-of-the- Chris Chapman crashing over Chester Le Street started the excellent football and started Aaron Willoughby, who match after a stunning display. for the fi rst try. 2nd half strongly, and scored a to battle. Their hard work paid quickly got a second. The St. Mary’s will be holding Two members of ‘The Merry Widow’ cast. a Sportsman’s Evening on Bishop Auckland Market Place. Aggressive rucking by the good try in the corner. Bishops, off when Metcalfe managed to opposition got their fi rst goal Bishop Auckland Operatic Tickets can be purchased Friday, November 20th. forwards set up another break, with a changed back line, pull one back just before half of the game before the talented Plans to refurbish the Market • The realignment of the Ian Thompson, says the town’s Society will be performing its by calling 01388 604285 Jan Molby will be going this time by Howe and his pass responded quickly with Keirl time. Curtis Layfi eld fi red in three Place in Bishop Auckland will highway to provide additional refurbishment is a high priority latest production, “The Merry between 10.00am and 12noon, along, as will comedian Austin set Dewhurst clear for a fi ne scoring from a driving maul. The U12’s second half display fantastic goals before half go ahead after Durham County events and market space in for the new authority, “The Widow”, between October and 2.00pm and 4.00pm on Knight. try. Even though the score was Despite a better second half was outstanding, with Saints time, leaving the Saints well Council announced it has set front of the Town Hall inclusion of the Market Place 19th and 24th, at 7.15pm in weekdays. They can also To purchase a ticket, which 15 – 0, Chester Le Street were display, Street were unable controlling the game and in front going into the second aside nearly £800 000 for the • Strengthening and repaving in the very fi rst Capital Budget Bishop Auckland Town Hall. be purchased from society cost £15 each, contact Steve showed real spirit and strong to overcome the defi cit. Final levelling at 4-4, with goals half. scheme. of the entire area with high Programme of the new unitary “This is a beautiful musical by members. Ticket prices are Coulthard on 07968 426817. tackling. However their line was Score : 46 : 15. from Metcalfe and Raisbeck. Although the Saints played The next phase of work on the quality paving materials Durham County Council clearly Franz Lehar with well known Monday to Tuesday £8 and With four minutes remaining, Improvement Solutions S.E. LANDSCAPING Bishop Auckland Renaissance similar to those used in Fore demonstrates our commitment numbers such as The Merry Wednesday to Saturday, £8.50. Metcalfe latched onto a Roman Way Tyres & Exhaust GENERAL BUILDERS & AND GARDEN SERVICES Romanway Industrial Estate, Bishop Auckland Initiative will now start this Bondgate to the Bishop Auckland Widow Waltz and Vilia,” On Friday and Saturday, through-ball and wrapped up PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Tel: 01388 772704 PART USED TYRES FROM £8 FITTED month. • New street lighting and Renaissance Initiative and to the commented a member of the children 14 years and under or 07816 940170 The Market Place feature lighting to the Town future prospects of the town. The Society. can see the show for just £5. All aspects of work undertaken Puncture repairs Exhausts Turfi ng, Fencing, Garden Tickets may be purchased at No job too small RAMSEY’S Tracking & balancing improvements were designed Hall and other buildings. overall aim is to create a more A spokesperson for the group Walls, Patios, Decking, following wide-spread public open and pedestrian friendly the Town Hall from the week Free Estimates Joinery & Property Catalytic Converters Servicing The Director of Regeneration said, “Please come along and Pruning, Weed killing, Tree Maintenance MOT work Brakes/Welding consultation and will include; and Economic Development, environment, improving views commencing October 12th. support your local Society”. Felling, Grass Cutting Service Friendly, Reliable Service All aspects of Joinery TRY US NOW AND SEE OUR of the Town Hall, Saint Anne’s Competitive Prices from £5.00. Free Estimates. undertaken Church and the entrance to General Garden Maintenance COMPETITIVE PRICES!! Call: 01388 777033 or From Shelves to Auckland Castle. “ from £15 hr Commercial and 07518194222 Renovations, Gates, 01388 606234 Cllr Neil Foster, who holds the [email protected] Private works welcome Fencing, Decking, Portfolio for Regeneration and Doors etc TRAVEL WITH GARNETTS FOR MILES OF SMILES Economic Development, said 01388 776012 Book Now For One Of Our Upcoming “I am absolutely delighted to be 07919 156221 Day Breaks MINSTER PLASTICS able to announce this exciting ROOFING CONTRACTORS scheme will go ahead. With Saturday 10th October Sunday 11th October BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS MYSTERY TOUR uPVC, Fascia, Soffi ts and Guttering. the money now in place, work Slating, Tiling, Pointing and Flat Roof Work will be underway on October Adult: £13.00 Child: £12.00 Adult: £10.50 Child: £9.50 4th, starting with the taxi rank Tel:(01388) 450527 and southern parking area.
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