Published at: Saturday 16th November 2013 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 121 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] Pupils create lasting reminder What’s on at the of 60 year friendship Town Hall?

Folk singer Flossie Mala- Sunday 24th November at vialle will be returning to 2pm and 6pm, and Monday the Town Hall on Wednes- 25th and Tuesday 26th day 20th November. November at 10.30am and With her unique French/ 1.30pm. Tickets are £6 / Geordie patter, sensa- concessions £4. tional voice and eclectic The film Behind the Can- repertoire, Flossie always delabra will be shown on gives a magical perfor- Thursday 28th November at mance. 7.30pm (cert 15, 118mins). Tickets are £8 each or £6 Scott Thorson is introduced for concessions. to the flamboyant enter- A film called The Words tainer Liberace and quickly will be shown on Thursday finds himself in a romantic 21st November from relationship with the leg- 7.30pm. The film, staring endary pianist. Eventually, Bradley Cooper (cert 15, Scott finds the relationship 102mins) is about Rory suffocating when he is kept Jansen, a writer desper- away from the outside ate for literary success world and is subject to Creative pupils at Barrington painting the donkey; Kreis Wesel’s town symbol. who steals and publishes extreme make overs and the next great American plastic surgery. Liberace Pupils from Bishop Bar- the UK, schools were their designs. novel. Only, the past takes a new lover and Scott rington School have invited to submit designs The finished product will comes back to haunt him seeks legal redress, but produced a life-sized for a sculpture, based on be a combination of three and he confronts the the bond between the two sculpture of a donkey to the local culture of both design ideas, resulting price that must be paid never completely tears. commemorate the 60th regions. in a vibrant depiction of for stealing another man’s Tickets £4. anniversary of County The artistic pupils re- Anglo/German connec- work. Tickets are £4. For more information, or to Durham’s link with Ger- searched the features and tions. Fame Factory Spotlight purchase tickets for any of many’s Kreis Wesel. traditions of both areas, German pupils and staff presents the Pantomime the above events, contact To celebrate one of the such as landscapes and have travelled to Bishop Cinderella this month. the Town Hall on 03000 oldest twinning links in folklore, for inspiration for Auckland to work together Shows will be staged on 269524. with Bishop Barrington pupils and have completed the sculpture in just three The Bishop’s Parlour days. Market Place, Bishop Auckland GARNETTS Miniature versions have also been created and will Presents to you... be returned to Germany Book one of our upcoming day breaks as a memento of their Travel with GARNETTS for miles of smiles time in the county. In recognition of this rela- Tapas! tionship, and as prize for Saturday 23rd November Sunday 24th November Tapas, Wine & Ice Cream Cocktail Bar winning the competition, Leeds mystery Thursday - Friday 6pm till late the school will install the Adult: £11 Child £10 Adult: £10 Child £8 sculpture in the recently Saturday & Sunday 12 noon till late built ARC (Accelerated Italian, Spanish & English Tapas Reading Centre) facility. The completed decorated Saturday 30th November Saturday 7th December Extensive Ice Cream Menu from our Parlour donkey was presented to York Leeds Draught Birra Moretti the school in an official Adult: £10 Child £9 Adult: £11 Child £10 ceremony on Thursday Beers of the World 14th November; with Take-away service available several German dignitar- ies attending. Saturday 14th December Sunday 15th December OPENING TIMES Bishop Barrington has York mystery Wed 9am till 4pm Parlour Menu + a history of embellish- Adult: £10 Child £9 Adult: £10 Child £8 Full English Breakfast & Lunchtime Specials ing animals with art and Thurs - Sat 10.30am till 5pm Parlour Menu 6pm - 11pm Tapas & Wine Bar Sunday 12 noon till late - Tapas Menu recently displayed a fruit- There’s always ice cream!.. Available for Private Parties based panda in Prince Call us now on (01388) 604419 Charles’ garden in High- Visit our booking agents: Bondgate Newsagents, 45 Fore Bondgate. (01388) 602186 01388 309344 / 07824 709653 www.bishopsparlour.co.uk grove. www.garnettscoaches.com

Fully archived online at www.bishoppress.com email us at: [email protected] The Bishop Press Issue 121 Saturday 16th November 2013 Page 1 Christmas Hamper Army equipment stolen in appeal burglary

Teesdale House is a housing for donations of food to Police are appealing for in- On arrival, it was discovered DC 1747 Wilson said, “I project in Bishop Auckland give their young people a formation after an incident that a property had been would like to appeal for any for young people in the Christmas hamper. in the early hours of Monday burgled. It has been con- witnesses to this incident, County Durham Area aged All donations will be grate- 28th October. firmed that a small amount or anyone who may have 16-25 who are, or are at fully accepted at The Four Police received a call of cash has been taken had similar items offered for risk of, homelessness. Clocks Centre, Newgate reporting the sound of and also a number of Army sale to contact me at Crook The project is appealing Street, Bishop Auckland. smashing glass coming from equipment items, which Serious Crime team on the the rear of Princes Street, includes uniform, webbing, non-emergency number, St. Nicholas’ Fair Bishop Auckland. a rucksack and respirator. 101.” Hamsterley Christmas Fayre A St. Nicholas’ Fair is to be quality Christmas gifts, in- held in St. Helen’s Church cluding Christmas cakes. Enjoy a traditional Christ- with gift and craft stalls, one of County Durham's Parish Centre on Sunday 1st Refreshments will be avail- mas outing with friends plus the return of the North most spectacular venues. December, from 2pm till able and a Grand Draw will and family at Hamsterley East's only green Santa. The Fayre takes place 4pm. also take place. Christmas Fayre. Children's activities and from 11am to 4pm on Entrance is free and there “Do come along and buy There will be more than seasonal food and drink will Saturday 7th and Sunday will be numerous stalls your Christmas gifts at Christmas trees for sale as also be available to enjoy. 8th December, as well as with interesting items, bargain prices,” said a the visitor centre at the Follow it all with a gentle Saturday 14th and Sunday home-made cakes and good spokesperson. forest will be transformed walk or a bracing cycle in 15th December.

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The Bishop Press Issue 121 Saturday 16th November 2013 Page 3 Animals need food Poppy recycling scheme for the winter supports Royal British Legion

Kays Hill Animal Sanctuary helps. Following the fundraising Sainsbury’s, this could save added,“We’re delighted in Bildershaw, near West “We have just over 30 dif- success of The Royal British The Royal British Legion up that in addition to the Auckland, is calling all ferent animals here at Kays, Legion’s Poppy Appeal, t o £100,000. amazing support we animal lovers in the area to including horses, donkeys, customers can make their have received help them get much-needed ponies, an alpaca, foxes, poppies go further this year from Sains- food for the 300 animals pigs, turtles and chinchillas at their local Sainsbury’s. bury’s for this they care for. to name but a few. For the first time, the year’s Poppy Volunteers at the charity are “Many of these animals can, Bishop Auckland store A p p e a l , hoping to collect as many sadly, not be re-homed, but is providing a recycling Sainsbury’s ‘food boxes’ as possible some are looking for new service to support The are our over the winter months. loving families.” Royal British Legion, the corporate A spokesperson comment- Call 07946 792 917 for UK’s leading Armed Forces partner for ed, “We are not fussy with drop-off points, or if you charity. this recycling the brand of food or the would like to rehome an Between 12th and 24th Sains- initiative. It’s amount you can give, as all animal call 01388 834996. November, customers can bury’s Store the first time our choose to recycle their Manager Christine Jeffrey supporters can make their poppies via an in-store col- said, “The Poppy Appeal poppies go further. lection point. During this was a great success this “We will be using all of A Musical Evening time, a poppy recycling year for fundraising and the recycled poppies we box will be available at we’d like to thank everyone receive to make new ones With WVMTC the Bishop Auckland store who contributed. With this or to raise funds from the Customer Service Desk and recycling initiative, we recycled material, all of all poppies that have been wanted to show our cus- which will support next Wear Valley Musical Judith on 01388 775508 or returned will be sent to tomers that they can make year’s Poppy Appeal. Theatre Company is pre- Joan on 01388 604457. The Royal British Legion to their poppy go further and During this year’s Poppy senting ‘A Musical Evening Tickets can be reserved for enable them to re-use or enable the Legion to save. Appeal, there were many with WVMTC’ at Bishop you on the door or can be recycle them. We hope the recycling drive ways that customers could Auckland Methodist posted to you in advance. Sainsbury’s, who have sup- proves a success with our make a donation. These Church on Friday 22nd and Payments must be made ported the Poppy Appeal Bishop Auckland custom- included collectors from Saturday 23rd November. by cheque. For all other for the last 19 years, is the ers”. The Royal British Legion The event starts at 7.15pm enquiries contact Company only retailer providing this Catherine Gowers, Corpo- in-store, who raised funds and tickets, costing £6, Secretary Joan Bellis on unique service. If 5 million rate Partnerships Manager between 28th October and can be obtained by calling 01388 604457. poppies are returned to at The Royal British Legion 11th November.

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The Bishop Press Issue 121 Saturday 16th November 2013 Page 5 Hospital fair Police visit Bishop FM

A Christmas Fair will There will be knitted baby be held in the restau- wear as well as home- rant of Bishop Auckland made cards and gifts, and Hospital on Thursday 28th all proceeds are in aid of November, from 10am to Macmillan Cancer Support. 2pm. All are welcome. Air freshener thieves plead guilty

Mark Whiting, aged 28, November, charged with and Charlene Bell, aged the theft of air fresheners 31, both of Dent Street, on 23rd September. Bishop Auckland, appeared The pair pleaded guilty and at Newton Aycliffe Mag- were each imprisoned for a istrates’ court on 9th period of four weeks. Hamsterley Forest Santa Trail

Coundon Children’s Centre £2 per child to visit Santa. PCSOs Mark Peacock and Lee Blanety with Phil Osbourn at Bishop FM. will be taking youngsters Families may take their own on a Santa Trail to Ham- transport if they prefer, PCSOs Mark Peacock and current issues, initiatives issues. sterley Forest on Saturday however there is a £3 Lee Blanety, from Bishop and crime prevention. Watch out for the next 14th December. parking fee at the forest. Auckland Neighbourhood Officers will be visiting the show on Bishop FM’s or Families are invited to join Booking is essential for the Police team, visited Bishop local radio station on a Bishop Auckland Neigh- in the trail, visit Santa on event, which is open to FM earlier this week, when bi-monthly basis to inform bourhood Police Team’s his playbus and enjoy all of all residents in the Bishop they talked on-air about listeners about the latest Facebook pages. the Christmas activities on Auckland/St Helen’s area. offer. For more information, or Unit 8H The Children’s Centre is to book a space, contact House To Let Hackworth Industrial Park running a bus to Ham- Coundon One Point Chil- Shildon 2 Bed sterley Forest, with seats dren’s Centre on 01388 Co. Durham costing £3 per family, plus 660365. Recently Refurbished DL14 1HF Linden Road MANUFACTURER & SUPPLIER OF COLOUR Cockton Hill COMPOSITE DOORS & DOOR PANELS Opposite Lady Edens BLINDS FACTORY SHOP we also supply bevelled top light glass units Contact Tel: 01388 664426 Fax 01388 664427 07722 262206 Measure & Fitting www.compositedoor-king.co.uk FREE 01388 601099 buy direct from the FREE factory and save £££’s Mutley’s House To Let HILLCREST HOME SELECTION SERVICE PROFESSIONAL MOBILE DOG GROOMERS AUTOELECTRICS Phone the North East’s original master blind maker 2 Bedroomed Terrace Fully qualified dog handlers Seymour Street, in Dent Street, Tindale Bishop Auckland, DL14 6JD on 01325 309003 Pick up & drop off service Crescent near new Siesta Blinds Engine Diagnostics Siesta House, Whinfield Drive, Newton Aycliffe DL5 6AU Home boarding available Sainsbury’s Sat Nav Systems Ask about our next day fitting on vertical blinds No area too far New kitchen, bathroom Hands Free Phone Kits www.siestablinds.com For a competitive price & carpets on any dog, give us a call Key Coding - ECU Coding £375pcm. No pets. Car Alarms - Air Conditioning tel: 01388 813297 Tel: 01388 604717 s BIG mobile: 07951 501658 Tel: 07799 616 072

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110 dancers from across The Four Clocks Youth • Homelessness, benefits, the North East and beyond Project offers a range of employment and advice turned out to wish popular services for young people and support regarding drummer, Howard Miles, aged 11 to 25. personal issues. from Bishop Auckland, a Services include: If the centre cannot resolve happy 65th Birthday on • A variety of centre based an issue they can refer Saturday 9th November, at and holiday activities, young people on to the the Shildon Masonic Hall. • Outreach work with relevant agencies or pro- Howard, who has played young homeless people in fessionals for more special- drums on the local the area. ist support. dancing scene for over 40 • A ‘Detached’ programme. For more information about years, was also resident • Sexual health and C-Card the youth project, contact drummer at the Grosvenor services. Sue Elms, Senior Youth WMC in Bishop Auckland. • An open door drop-in Worker, on 01388 665038 He was guest of honour supporting young people or email youth.project@ at the fundraising buffet with emergency housing. btconnect.com. and 50-50 dance, which was organised by friends and family and raised an amazing £730 for Cancer New Garden and Research. Howard, who will also Leek Club be known to many from his daytime jobs as a TV engineer for D.E.R. The Mason’s Arms at Wednesday 20th November Etherley Dene is forming a at 7.30pm, when anyone and later Radio Rentals, Howard Miles with his wife Kathy. was delighted that an new Garden and Leek Club. who is interested in event to celebrate his himself and his wife Kathy, He plans to spend his A meeting will be taking joining can go along. New birthday had raised such and he thanked everyone newly found free time place at the pub on members are welcome. a tremendous amount for involved for their generous with his family and playing the charity selected by support. the drums. Christmas Fayre Spaces still available for Town St. Paul’s Church Hall in “Come along and buy your Quiz Evenwood is hosting a Christmas gifts, handmade ‘Mulled Wine and Minced cards, sweets, cakes, deco- Pies Craft Fayre’ on Friday rations and much more”. Bishop Auckland Town Hall place in the Eden Theatre part in the quiz and 29th November, from 6pm. The entry is free and and Bishop Auckland Civic in the Town Hall on support a worthy cause, A spokesperson says, everyone is welcome. Society are once again Wednesday 4th December, collect and return a quiz holding their very popular from 7.30pm. entry form, which are annual Town Quiz. Once again, the question available from Bishop The Society’s aims are to master will be Glynn Auckland Town Hall. No 1 LOCAL APPLIANCE promote civic interest and Wales. A table fee of £10 “Entries are limited to an co-operation and to raise (up to a maximum of 6 absolute maximum of 40 REPAIR CENTRE funds for a nominated players), is payable on teams, so please send in Specialists in Laundry, Refrigeration, charity, which this year application, which will your form early to ensure is Innovations in Bishop secure entry for the team. a place,” said a spokesper- Cooking, Dishwashing & Vacuums Auckland, which supports Pies and peas will be avail- son. people to achieve their able and the bar will be The closing date for Highly qualified Engineers to goals and dreams. open. entries is Saturday 30th your door FREE OF CHARGE The quiz will be taking If you would like to take November. Tel: 01388 777353 / 01388 778556 This week in History A&R ELECTRICS GROUP

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Woodhouse Close Church, 7pm. based on Proudfoot Drive, Tickets cost £2, which Bishop Auckland, is hosting includes refreshments, a Charity Fashion Show on and are available from the Friday 22nd November at office on 01388 450838. Town Team meeting

The next public meeting/ 5.30pm. workshop of the Bishop All members of the public Auckland Town Team will are invited to attend, with The Soundpower Orchestra will be performing a festive concert at Bishop Auckland take place at the 4 Clocks a spokesperson comment- Town Hall next month. Centre, Newgate Street, on ing, “If you are passionate Thursday 28th November about our beautiful town Bishop Auckland Town performing songs from starting at 7.30pm. from 6pm, with light re- then come along and show Hall is staging a Christmas popular culture. Tickets are £12 for Adults, freshments served from your support.” concert with a twist, with The two hour festive event £10 for Seniors, and £10 for The Soundpower Orchestra includes seasonal favour- Children (under 16). Family and singers. ites, sing-a-long carols tickets (2 adults and 2 The Soundpower Orchestra and evergreens from the children) are also available Welfare Hall is a collection of 35 profes- Christmas Pop Charts, for £30. sional freelance musicians promising to be “a verita- Tickets are now available Christmas Fayre from the North East, led by ble yuletide feast for the to purchase from FWM Musical Director and free- ears”. Tickets by calling 0845 557 lance composer George Greenfields School Choir, 0492 or visit www.fwm- Coundon and Leeholme artwork, baby items, Body Hastings, who amongst who performed at the Sage tickets.com. Welfare Hall on Leeholme Shop, Christmas cards & many clients writes for the earlier this year, will also Alternatively you can call Road will be hosting a gifts, books and much more. BBC. be singing alongside the Bishop Auckland Town Hall Christmas Fayre on Sunday For more information, visit The orchestra tends to shy musicians. box office on 03000 269524 1st December. Doors open the Hall’s Facebook page at away from the more tradi- The event takes place on or visit: www.bishopauck- at 2pm when there will ‘CoundonLeeholme Welfare tional repertoire, instead Friday 20th December, landtownhall.org.uk. be stalls selling jewellery, Hall’. THE COUNTRYMAN The Countryman Dunwell Lane, BOLAM, Darlington, DL2 2UP Tel: 01388 832 418 www.thecountrymanbolam.co.uk QUALITY & VALUE FOR MONEY The pub you can afford to eat in

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Page 8 Saturday 16th November 2013 Issue 121 The Bishop Press Breast cancer World Cup hero opens local charity night soccer centre

A Breast Cancer Aware- Boys, a disco and a raffle. ness Charity Night will If you would like to attend be held at The Castle Bar and support the fight and Hotel on Friday 6th against cancer, tickets December, from 7pm till cost £25 with a £15 deposit late. per ticket. The event includes a three To book, or for more course meal, entertain- details, call 01388 602290 ment from The Northen or 07876 491 142. Residents’ Group

The next meeting of Hen- 25th November, from 6pm knowle Residents’ Associa- in The Manor Pub. tion will be held on Monday All are welcome. ‘Citizens’ required for pantomime

Bishop Auckland Theatre before the show. 1966 World Cup Hero Sir Geoff Hurst officially opens the Alun Armstrong Soccer Society is looking for Volunteers will also be Centre. ‘citizens’ for their required to supply their upcoming pantomime, own medieval style outfit, Footballing legend and hat-trick in England’s 4-2 coigne. which is taking place at and those able to sew may World Cup hero, Sir Geoff win over Germany in the During his visit, Sir Geoff Bishop Auckland Town Hall be asked to help out with Hurst, last week took time 1966 World Cup Final, was also presented medals in January. cast outfits. out of his busy schedule impressed with the centre, to young footballers who There are no lines or A spokesperson comment- to visit Shildon, where he saying, “In one word, the took part in a half-term moves to learn, but some ed, “This is an excellent officially opened the Alun centre is fantastic.” training camp, and signed cheering and joining opportunity for anyone Armstrong Soccer Centre. He went on to reminisce autographs for fans of in with songs may be who is interested in the Although the centre - on about how he learned to many generations. required - but this is not theatre and is looking to George Reynolds Indus- play football in the streets Steve Coulthard of Coul- mandatory. get into acting. trial Estate - has been of his home-town and thards Motor Factors It is not a necessity to be “If you are interested in open to the public for said that - with facilities on Peel Street, Bishop available for every per- being part of a fun week over a year, former Mid- like the Alun Armstrong Auckland, masterminded formance in the week, in a local pantomime with dlesbrough striker Alun Soccer Centre - there is no the event. He gave a warm although this would be the chance to get to know Armstrong wanted a note- excuse for the North East thanks to Sir Geoff for offi- desirable, and volunteers the cast members at the worthy figure to officially not to produce top-quality cially opening the centre, will be required to attend after-show party, please open it. players and perhaps even which has been five years rehearsals the week ring 01388 604351.” Sir Geoff, who scored a produce another Paul Gas- in the making.

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The young table tennis players at the Tri Club event. The start of the new Luca both picking up a performance from Carl season saw the 2nd Tri club singles win each and a Draper saw him win his cup event being staged doubles win for Jack and two singles. With Tom and at Bishop Auckland Table Luca. Zak winning their second Tennis Club. The start of the afternoon singles, the match boiled Moving on from last year, session saw Sacriston take down to the last doubles the competition evolved on Lanchester. game, where Tom and Carl with the introduction of a The Lanchester juniors were clearly worn down Cadet event. registered a 6-2 win, while after grafting in their other The Bishop Auckland’s the cadets also won 6-2, to matches and lost, which Junior team of Zak Hutch- set up a final showdown. made it a draw. inson, Carl Draper, Tom If Bishop could win each Thanks to winning two Whittaker and Robert match they would take the extra matches against Renton started the day off title. Sacriston, Bishop Auckland with an 8-0 victory over The Juniors saw Carl Draper TTC retain the Junior Tri the all-girl team of Sacris- bought into the team, with Club Cup. ton, with Rob, Zak and Tom Rob Renton swapping to Jack showed the reason all winning the singles and the cadet team. he had been selected for doubles games. Some below-par perfor- the regional development The young Cadet (under mances from Zak and Tom squad with a 3-1 win to set 15s) team, made up of saw Lanchester take a 3-0 up the final match. Harry Atkinson (13) Jack win and only need two This match saw Rob and Jacomb (13) and Luca games more to win the Luca combine to play the Pontone (9) also started match. last doubles. Robs class Matthew at the Bernard Matthews Olympic Pool at the day off with a win over Lanchester, clearly moti- and Luca’s potential shone Norwich University. Sacriston. A 5-3 victory vated for this match, took through to take a 3-1 to saw Jack pick up his two the lead in the next two make it a 5-3 win and the Matthew Bradley, aged metres freestyle and took singles, with Harry and singles before a workhorse title. 15 from Bishop Auckland, third place against strong made a successful return competition, being beaten to the new swimming only by older competitors. Under 11s in Boro penalty season recently, at the City Matthew followed this up of Norwich Big Bang level with a second place in the shoot-out 1 meet in the 50 metre 50 metres breaststroke, Bernard Matthews Olympic with a time of 32.20. Pool at Norwich University. Saturday afternoon saw Four boys from St Mary’s Matthew, a member the teenager take second Juniors Under 11s took up of Sedgefield 75 ASC, place in the 200 metres the opportunity to take was unable to compete breaststroke, achieving part in a Middlesbrough between July 2012 and May another personal best match day experience 2013 after sustaining a car- time of 2.35.20. He also recently. tilage injury. He has since achieved another second Oliver Johnson, Will had the cartilage removed place in the 100 metres Barnham, Gabriel Steven- and competed in some freestyle with a time of son and Jack Purdham level 3 galas at the end 55.68. started the day with a two of last season over short He later went on to prove hour training session, where distances and in 25 metre his recovery by taking they were visited by ex competitions. second place in the 100 Boro player Neil Maddison, The gala at Norwich was metres breaststroke in a who gave them tips to help Matthew’s first time com- time of 1.10.75, and the improve their game. peting at a level 1 gala weekend ended on a high After lunch the boys were The Under 11s lads with Roary the Lion. over 50 metre distances note with a personal best flag bearers around the since July 2012. in the 50 metres back- pitch and, after watching to take part in a penalty day and commented on He started the weekend stroke, where he achieved an exciting game, they shoot-out. what a great experience with a personal best time a time of 29.27 and again were invited onto the field They boys all had a great they had. of 2.01.92 in the 200 took second place. The Bishop Press Issue 121 Saturday 16th November 2013 Page 11 ess op Pr The ish Sport B Local leagues, competitions and events... Wear Valley ASC successful Continued success both in and out of the pool For TT Club

The weekend of the other swimmers, Neve The club also had success After the success of the Tri Ingram joined Rob for the Saturday 2nd and Sunday Mason, Carlton Banks and out of the pool at the Club Cup, a large squad of Junior Boys Open. 3rd November saw Wear Ben Gilchrist all achieved Durham Physical Activity BATTC players headed up Tom, who had a tough Valley Swimming club times that qualified them Awards. Greta Folds, north to the Cramlington group in the event with the hold its annual level 3 Guy to enter the county cham- club member for over 20 2star. 1st seed, ended up in the Fawkes meet. pionships early next year. years who holds various Rob Renton had a tough plate event. This year, the club had a Head Coach Angela Callan positions within the club, draw in the cadet boys Alex Ingram made a great squad of 21 competing said, “The excellent including chairperson and with the number 4 seed in start to the day, taking against six other clubs results reflect all the hard coach, won the Contribu- his group, but Rob dug in the 4th seed all the way to from the county. work that the squad has tion to Sport Award, whilst to find his best form and the 5th set in his first ever The squad includes put in since the start of Adam Woods won Young win his group. His form competitive match before regional swimmers, the season. I was espe- Coach of the Year. continued all the way to losing. He, like Tom pro- county swimmers and cially pleased with the Wear Valley ASC, although the semis, where he lost to gressed to the plate event. eight new swimmers who new swimmers, who all primarily a competitive the eventual winner from Carl also joined Tom and were in their first ever handled their first gala club offering up to 11hrs Yorkshire. Alex in the plate but competitive gala. extremely well. training a week, also offers In the Under 11s boys, the recorded a good win in his Expectation was high, “If we keep training hard coaching to all levels of young Pontone brothers group over a player from as the squad had been then we are in for a very swimmers, including dis- battled it out. Luca pulled Scotland. training extremely hard, good and successful ability swimming and out some great shots to Rob scraped though 11-9 and they delivered with season.” swimmers who want to take two wins while Leo in the 5th to reach the 72 PBs and over 50 medals The next gala for the club keep fit. won his first before losing quarter finals where he lost collected. is a level 2 meet, hosted New members are always his second match of the to the same player who had Two swimmers, Jack by Stockton. Competition welcome. group. This set up the beaten him In the cadets. Dobson and Peter Go- will be of a good standard For further information last match of Brother vs. Alex then scored a good lightly, gained PBs in each but the squad are still con- contact the club at info@ Brother. A win for Luca win to put himself into the of their eight races. Three fident of doing well. wearvalleyasc.co.uk. would see him take the title quarters of the plate to set and a win for Leo would see up a match with Tong Wah a count back. Chan from Yorkshire. St Mary’s round-up Luca had read the script Carl Draper quietly made and kept his emotions in his way to the Semis where check to secure a 3-1 win he then came across Tong St Mary’s U16s had a great The U15 Aces had an ex- had a great win with scorers over his younger brother and, after his best efforts, 3-1 win away at Seaton cellent 10-1 win in the Jake Dobinson and Joe and take home the under went down 3-1. Carew, with goals from Challenge Cup against Yorke, with Joseph Johnson 11 title and his first national Tom was also progressing Adam Gillies, Jack Hamilton Acklam, with goals from MOM. The U7s played tournament win. though the rounds to reach and Kieran Maddison. Alex Goundry (3), Brett Newton Aycliffe Youth with The Junior boys team of the final and meet Tong. Yet The U15 Aces had a great Davidson (2) , Steven goals from MOM Charlie Zak Hutchinson, Tom Whit- again Tong was too strong 1-0 win away at Richmond Taylor (2), Kieran Alderson, Berry, Dylan Robson and taker, Carl Draper and Alex and won the final 3-0. Town Juniors, with Brett Zac Barrigan and Thomas Liam Cunningham. Davidson scoring the all Wilkinson. The U6s are training every important goal. The U15 Kings also had a Saturday morning and The U14s had an excellent good 12-1 win over Leven looking for new players. 2-0 home win over Kader in the league to go top of Visit the website for details. F.C., with two goals from the second division, with The U5 Little Stars are going Cameron Hall-Brown. goals from Sam Parnaby (5), great at the Alun Arm- The U12 Aces also had a Gareth McMahon (4), Regan strong Soccer Centre every great 2-0 home win over Blakey (2) and Kieran Kirkby Thursday at 5.30pm. Again, 21st Allstars A, with goals (1). visit the website for details. from Cameron Martin and The U12 Kings had a great The U15 Angels had a fan- Oscar Eckley, with Jake 3-0 win over Brompton tastic cup win over Lumley Ellison MOM. Juniors in the cup, with Ladies, who beat St. Mary’s The U12 KIngs lost at Yarm three goals from Charlie in the cup final last year. Town Juniors with Charlie Ellison. The U12 Aces had The game was very close, Ellison scoring. another tremendous result with Dani Stephenson The U11s drew 2-2 against with a 12-4 win over Yarm scoring after a great free Stockton Rangers, with Town in the cup, with goals kick from Brodie Grayson goals from Oliver Johnson from Curtis Layfield (3), and the game went into and Corbyn Mitchell. Tom Aldsworth (2), Aaron extra time at 1-1. St. Mary’s The U9 Aces had a great Willoughby (2), Liam Robson took charge in extra time game against 21st Allstars, (2), Lewis Poppleton, Lewis and scored through Victoria with goals from MOM Jack Pearson and Jake Ellison. Rodgers after great work Dixon and Danny Shaw. The U11s had a terrific 2-0 from Kimberley Dodds, then The U7s are having a great win over Richmond in the sealed it with a great header run of results and scored cup after extra time with by captain Sam Moody after some great goals from MOM goals from Regan Nixon and a great cross from Erin Charlie Berry, Adam Yates Jack Wood. Kelly. Frayah Munro was and Dylan Robson against The U9 Kings played awarded MOM after some Shildon AFC Juniors. Stockton Town Blues and great defensive runs. Page 12 Saturday 16th November 2013 Issue 121 The Bishop Press