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Town Crier Issue 843 Friday 10Th November 2017 Page 1 N Crier Shildon W Ict O Classifieds & Dist R T Published at: Friday 10th November 2017 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 843 Civic Hall Square, Shildon, RIER DL4 1AH. N C Telephone: 01388 775896 Shildon W Duty journalist: 0790 999 2731 ric t O & D i st T At the heart www.shildontowncrier.com of our wonderful community email: [email protected] Shildon has a new Canon Shildon prepares to remember the fallen 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 12th On Saturday, 11th 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 Insti- organisations will meet at tute, meeting at 10.30am the Bus Station in Shildon for the short parade from around 10.30am. The the end of Dabble Duck In- parade will march down dustrial Estate to the War Church Street to arrive Memorial. at the War Memorial for Wreaths must be collected a two minute silence at from the Town Council 11am. Offices, Civic Hall Square, In Middridge, residents Shildon by noon on Friday, are asked to meet at the 10th November. Cheques Village Hall at 11.45am to be made payable to the ready for the Service of Royal British Legion. Revd. Canon David Tomlinson, right, with Shildon’s Curate Revd. Mark Hudghton after facebook.com/ the service at Durham Cathedral. shildontowncrier Shildon Mayor, County Coun- body of people both ordained outstanding contributions to cillor Shirley Quin, joined and lay, who support the work the life of their communities. around 60 other Shildon of the Cathedral in a number On Sunday Revd. David Tom- people at Durham Cathedral of ways. The body includes linson, the vicar of Shildon on Sunday 5th November for a academics and a number of became the Revd. Canon unique service. clergy from across the diocese David Tomlinson and the The ‘College of Canons’ are a of Durham who have made people were there to cheer him on. Being admitted to the college of canons meant Revd. DROP’N’SHOP David had to take public vows, Why not MOT your car and the Rt. Revd. Paul Butler, while you spend the day Bishop of Durham described BIG SIZE MENSWEAR shopping at Tindale Shildon Alive as one of the Retail Park? ‘most inspirational projects in 2XL to 8XL the region.’ - Car and Van “It is a privilege for me” com- Autumn ranges now in stock MOT Testing mented Canon David after the event, “to be part of Classes 4, 5 & 7 something so ancient. This Electric Adjustable Mots - Car Cathedral, built as a symbol maintenance of power and oppression has, Bed Ranges Servicing through its 1,000 year history, Tyres and Repairs become something loved FROM Welding by the people of Durham. It’s Bishops and clergy stood Van Hire alongside the miners in the £599 Recovery 1980s, marched with the people of Shildon as the PICK UP AND works were closing, and today DELIVERY ON it stands as a symbol of hope Free Delivery REQUEST in an uncertain world.” This is the first time that Unit 10, Abraham Enterprise Park, St Helen Auckland, Bishop Auckland, County Durham DL14 9TT Shildon has had any repre- Park outside and shop at leisure 01388 605080 sentation in the life of the Cathedral since the days of We are open: Mon-Fri 8.00am - 5.00pm, 47-49 Main Street, Shildon, DL4 1AF Sat 7.00am - 12.00pm Canon Corden, who left the town in 1978. Tel: 01388 772671 web: www.hackettandbaines.co.uk Fully archived online at shildontowncrier.com email us at: [email protected] Shildon & District Town Crier Issue 843 Friday 10th November 2017 Page 1 N CRIER Shildon W ict O Classifieds & Dist r T All about local people... In Memoriam Birthday Memories Birthdays Birthdays Birthdays Richard Aldworth Jill Howard Evelyn Bennett Leighton James Leighton James November 9th November 12th 14.11.15 Alliston Alliston Always in our thoughts Happy Birthday my little 13.11.17 Happy 1st Birthday and loved mate Leighton James Love you, Your loving family Love, Uncle Liam, Aunti xxx Gaz xx Sammi-Jo & Cousin Jameliah Rose x Birthdays Passed Away Happy 2nd Birthday to a June Alderson Brian Nugent beautiful little girl with a big Happy 1st Birthday Son, 14th November 2011 personality. You make us Have a great party Hickey laugh every single day! A special smile, 5th November, peacefully A special face, after a short illness, Gerry In our hearts, aged 61 years of Shildon, A special place. formerly Bishop Auckland. Love, Memories are All our love always Loving husband of Pauline, little pudding, Dad A gift to treasure, x dearly loved Dad of Louise Ours of you Love, Mammy & Daddy and David, devoted Granda Will last forever xxxxx of Dylan & Eve, also a much loved son, brother, uncle Leighton James and friend to many. Evelyn Bennett Alliston Remembered & loved Happy 1st Birthday to our always, Happy 60th Birthday Dad Grandson, Leighton James John & Christine, Neil & Will family and friends Debbie, Rae & Sandra, please meet for service in Grandchildren & Great St Wilfred’s R.C. Church, Grandchildren 60! Bishop Auckland, on x Thursday 16th November Lots of love from Tina & Love, Taffy, Faye & Dan, Sarah & at 12 noon, followed by Nanna & Grandad Cremation at Wear Valley Rid, Brian & Ruth x xxx Crematorium. Family flowers only please. Donation in lieu may be left at the church for St Teresa’s Brian Nugent Found Hospice. Linda Lowe Afterward, all are invited 12.11.2015 To my wonderful Husband Happy 2nd Birthday to my Yale House Key found near for refreshments at Elm Happy 60th Birthday Still missing you Tuesday Girl. Railway Institute. Contact the Road Club. With each passing year, Crier on 01388 775896, Still missing you And wishing you were here. Need to check council [email protected] Lots of love, Lots of love from Nana, decisions, boundaries and www.durhamrecordoffice.org.uk From Debbie rights of way, or obtain copies xxx Peppa, Ben & Holly! xxxxx of baptisms or marriage in John church certificates? Want to trace your family Brian Nugent Evelyn Bennett history or find out what life was Birthday Memories Happy Birthday to the like in your home town? world’s best Grandad Then contact Durham County Council’s Archives Service on: Jill Howard November 12th 03000 267 619 Treasured memories of our Lots of love, precious sister Jill on her From Demi, Jack, Harrison, Birthday. Jake, Cole, Brooke, Henry, We have beautiful Reece, Scarlett & Jaxon memories we will treasure xxx forever, of the love and happiness we shared together. Services Happy 2nd Birthday to our extra special girl. RM Property Maintenance. No job too big or small. Call for a free Miss you always, love you quote. 07494 942 557. forever, Shirl, John & Gary MOVING A THING? From £14. Love from Grandma Call Phil. Phone 01325 321084 & Aunty Ju-Ju or 07790 509925. xxxxx Page 2 Friday 10th November 2017 Issue 843 Shildon & District Town Crier Shildon AFC score with grant Shildon MP calls funding success public meeting Helen Goodman MP will other health professionals host a public meeting to together to provide the op- discuss the future of health portunity to find out about services in Shildon follow- changes and hopefully to ing concerns raised with offer reassurance about her by local residents. the future of local health She said, “Local residents services.” have expressed their The public meeting will concerns about reductions be at 6pm on Friday 17th in local health services November, downstairs at St including support for new John’s Church in Shildon. To mums and babies, and ensure everyone can be ac- there is now a further commodated, if you would proposed merger between like to attend contact GP practices. I was keen to Helen’s Constituency Office bring representatives from on 01388 603075 or by the Clinical Commissioning email at goodmanh@parlia- Group, GP practices and ment.uk. Ramblings of a book cataloguer Middridge History Society’s invention and technology next meeting, taking place of printing and its spread on Thursday 9th November, through Western Europe. will feature a talk by The talk will conclude by Alastair Fraser with the in- looking at some books with triguing title of ‘Ramblings interesting owners. of an early printed book The meeting will start at cataloguer’. 7.30pm in Middridge Village Shildon AFC groundsman, Norman Smith takes delivery of a grasscutter purchased with Alastair’s talk looks at the Hall. Everyone welcome. the aid of £4,786 from the Neighbourhood Budget fund of Cllr Shirley Quinn (right). Also pictured are Bishop Auckland and Shildon AAP officers, Sheilah Metcalfe and Claire Final CAB session of Craft, who helped process the club’s successful funding application. Photo: Tom Clegg. A successful funding appli- Durham County Councillor, proving all the time on and the year cation by Shildon AFC has Shirley Quinn, processed off the pitch. seen the club take delivery by Bishop Auckland and “As a Shildonian, I’m The final Citizens’ Advice January sessions will be of a multi-purpose grass- Shildon Area Action Part- extremely proud of the drop-in session of the year held on Wednesdays 10th cutter, roller and drag mat nership. football club’s achieve- at Shildon Town Council and 24th. to help keep the Northern Club groundsman, Norman ments and I’m delighted to Offices will take place on There is no need to book, League side’s playing Smith, is delighted with play a small part in that by Wednesday 13th December, simply call in with any surface in top condition as the purchase which he helping with this funding.
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