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Town Crier Issue 740 Friday 6Th November 2015 Page 1 N Crier Shildon Ow Classifieds Istri C T & D T All About Local People Published at: Friday 6th November 2015 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 740 Civic Hall Square, Shildon, RIER DL4 1AH. N C Telephone/Fax: 01388 775896 Shildon W Duty journalist: 0790 999 2731 ric t O & D i s t T At the heart www.shildontowncrier.com of our wonderful community email: [email protected] Saint John’s Youthy take their Remembrance concerns to parliament Day Parade Church Street and Main Remembrance at the War Street in Shildon will be Memorial on South Side at closed to traffic from 12 noon. 10.30am on Sunday, 8th On Saturday, 7th November to allow the November, a short Remem- Remembrance Day service brance Service will take and parade to go ahead. place at the War Memorial Servicemen, civic digni- in Redworth Road, Shildon, taries, local groups and opposite the Railway In- organisations will meet at stitute. The short parade the bus station in Shildon from the end of Dabble around 10.30am. Duck Industrial Estate to The parade will march the War Memorial will begin at 10.30am. down Church Street to the Wreaths must be collected War Memorial for a two from the Council Offices, minute silence at 11.00am. Civic Hall Square, Shildon In Middridge, residents by noon on Friday, 6th should gather at the November. Cheques to be Village Hall at 11.45am made payable to the Royal ready for the Service of British Legion. Saint John’s Youthy took their campaign for a better Shildon to Westminster. Police statement Teenagers from Saint John’s conducted by the youth The group was accompa- Youthy in Shildon recently group, the town teems with nied to London by Shildon Shildon police have issued responsible are targeting visited the Houses of Parlia- takeaway shops, relatively councillor, Trish Pem- a statement after a spate unlocked rear doors. ment to voice their concern low life expectancy and the berton, and Saint John’s of sneak in burglaries were A police spokesperson over the lack of super- impending closure of the Vicar, Rev David Tomlin- reported across Shildon said: “Please ensure that markets, jobs, banks and only supermarket, prompt- son, funded by the Bishop over the past week. before going to bed for the decently-priced bus tickets ing the youngsters to finally Auckland and Shildon AAP. They appear to be occur- night that your house is for residents in Shildon. draw the line and decide The teenagers articu- ring overnight into the locked and secure to front According to research that enough is enough. lated their concerns to early hours and those and rear.” Bishop Auckland MP, Helen Goodman, who welcomed Oakley Service Station Ltd them to Parliament. CLEM’S Staindrop Road, West Auckland “Why is it so expensive for FISH RESTAURANT Co. Durham, DL14 9PB young people in Shildon to Shildon 01388 832514 / 01388 832984 travel on the bus?” asked Sharday Smith. 01388 773400 “It is impossible to do things TWO MEALS FOR £10 • Car Sales like go to the cinema. Why, (Restaurant only. Excluding Clem’s Special) in a town with low car own- OAP SPECIAL • Servicing ership, isn’t more done?” The youth group attended Small Fish & Chips, Tea, Bread & Butter, £4.90 • & Repairs London’s political landmark 28 Seater Restaurant • Jet Fuel with a 20ft banner and a Or if you fancy a drink, try the Bishop Auckland letter to Prime Minister, Clem’s where we are fully licensed. 01388 665955. • Forecourt Shop David Cameron. The last sentence of the letter serves to highlight From Nil Deposit the exasperation the youngsters feel about the BLINDS FACTORY SHOP The only Mitsubishi Dealer overlooking of their home FREE MEASURE & FITTING town: “We are tired of buy direct from the a country that doesn’t £££’s in this area care about us – its young FREE factory and save www.oakleymitsubishi.co.uk people.” HOME SELECTION SERVICE Miss Goodman said, “I was Phone the North East’s original master blind maker Email: [email protected]. very impressed by the mitsubishi-cars.co.uk young people. They have Siesta Blinds on 01325 309003 Siesta House, Whinfield Drive, Newton Aycliffe DL5 6AU * ALL NEW CARS HAVE A MITSUBISHI written a brilliant and well- researched letter and asked Ask about our next day fitting on vertical blinds 5 YEAR WaRRANTY some very good questions.” www.siestablinds.com Fully archived online at www.shildontowncrier.com email us at: [email protected] Shildon & District Town Crier Issue 740 Friday 6th November 2015 Page 1 N CRIER Shildon OW Classifieds istri c t & D T All about local people... Passed Away In Memoriam Birthday Memories Birthdays Acknowledgements Mary Walton Lily Smith Bay Peacock Brad Dixon The family of the late of Newton Aycliffe 8th November 2005 (Mam) BIG brother’s birthday Elsie Malcolm 8th November Peacefully on October 26th, It’s been 10 years Hope you have a fab 16th Would like to thank aged 101 years since you left us Happy birthday Mam on Brad! family and friends for A dearly loved Wife, Mother, It only feels like your special day their generous donations, Grandmother and Great yesterday. Loved and missed more flowers and the many cards Grandmother. Love you always than words can say received. Donations in Mam LOVE aid of Dementia UK are in Iris and Neil Cole & Kian excess of £500 We would also like to Funeral service thank the consultant, took place at Wear Love forever, doctors and nurses of Valley Crematorium Mandy, Mally, Ryan and Ward 43, Darlington, on Wednesday Brad Memorial Hospital; the November 4th staff of Barrington Lodge At 10.15am Care Home; Dr. Chang Lily Smith Toni Butcher at Hallgarth Surgery; (Mam & Nana) Happy 30th Babe Lisa Bentley from 8-11-2015 Social Services; Lindsay Needham from Auckland If we could have one Denis Boddy Park Hospital; all at John lifetime wish Meynell Funeral Services John Ross One dream that would 7/11/15 Of Newton Aycliffe Today would have been Love you, and the Reverend David come true, Tomlinson of St John’s We’d pray to God with all your 70th birthday. Scott Passed away peacefully on x Church October 28th, aged 74 years our hearts We wish you a happy birthday. Dearly loved partner of Just to see and speak with Susan and Andrew you We love and miss you very would also like to thank Denise. much Much loved Brother, A thousand words won’t Toni Butcher Shildon AFC for their bring you back kindness and generosity Dad, Grandad and Great (30th birthday) Grandad. You left behind our broken Will be sadly missed. hearts and precious All our love, 5-11-85 memories too, Dawn & Family Happy 30th Darling But we never wanted Found memories Nana We only wanted you Car keys Birthdays Love from Mam & Alan Found in Queen Street on Family and friends xx Tuesday 3rd November please meet for service Brad Dixon Contact The Crier on 775896 at Wear Valley Cre- Loved always, matorium (Coundon) your special November 8th on Tuesday November Granddaughters Sharday & Services 10th for 11.45am. Savannah, Son Graham and Donations if so desired Daughter-in-law Michelle MOVING A THING? for I.T.U Darlington xxx Memorial Hospital Jean Fish From £14. Call Phil. 4th November Phone 01325 321 084 or 07596 179 859 Happy 65th birthday Birthday Memories Have a wonderful and amazing day Ken McMahon Obey Peacock P.J.R. Died 28th October after a 8th November PLASTERING long illness Best wishes with lots of All aspects of Plastering Remembering you on this Happy 16th Birthday to our special day Mam & Nana love from Re-skims & Rendering, handsome son. Can’t believe Ray, Kevin and Bailey you’re 16 today!!! xxx Damp proofing Funeral service at You’ve grown into a lovely Clean Service St John’s Church at young man, so proud of you Quality Workmanship and love you soooo much 11.45am on Friday From Tina & Gary & Very Reasonable Rates Afterwards, at Elm Grandkids No Job too Small Road Club Loved always Phone for a FREE quote Hugs and kisses LOVE Richard Anderson 01388 775275 In Memoriam Bay Peacock Mam & Dad 7th November 0781 357 1929 8th Nov Happy 75th birthday Happy birthday Bay Dad, Grandad & Great Rita Shipley Thinking of you today Grandad House To Let Just like every other day 04.11.2014 3 Bedroom House in In memory of a special Pears Terrace, Shildon Sister, Sister in law, Aunt Nice area and Friend Follow us on Love G.C.H D.G Remembering you each and All my love, Susan & Baz, Julie Recently re-decorated every day Fred & Shaun, Danielle & Enclosed front garden twitter Darren, Ritchie & Ria xxx Bond £400 £425 pcm first month free Neil, Kenneth and Families @ShildonCrier 01388 773355 Page 2 Friday 6th November 2015 Issue 740 Shildon & District Town Crier Crafty cakes are crowning Veterans’ glory for hospice shop Remembrance Service St Theresa’s Charity Shop in Shildon Military Veterans Church, Shildon. After Church Street have shown will be holding a Service the two minutes’ silence, that creating an award- of Remembrance at wreaths will be laid. winning window display can 11am on the morning of Anyone wishing to attend be a piece of cake! 11th November at the should meet at the church Staff and volunteers at War Memorial, St John’s from 10.45am onwards. the shop, which has been raising funds for St Teresa’s Hospice in Darlington for Theft of alcohol over 25 years, came up with an original display to represent hospice care, with a unique creation being the star attraction. Irene Smith, a friend of shop manager Edith Charlton, donated an expertly crafted, hand- knitted afternoon tea set, complete with cakes, biscuits and savouries which all looked good enough to eat! St Theresa’s Hospice shop manager, Edith Charlton with The donation was the the award-winning crafty cake window display.
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