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Town Crier Issue 790 Friday 28Th October 2016 Page 1 N Crier Shildon W Ict O Classifieds & Dis T R T Published at: Friday 28th October 2016 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 790 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] 1,000 Can Challenge exceeds Crime season at all expectations local libraries A trio of crime writers are and noon. promising to lift the lid on Elswehere in the County the art of the ‘whodunit’ John Dean, author of 12 next week. crime novels including John Dean, Matt Hilton Strange Little Girl and the and Stephen Booth will be Long Dead, will be visiting visiting Durham County Barnard Castle Library on Council libraries, includ- Wednesday 2nd November ing Shildon’s, to talk from 2pm to 3pm and about their work. Chester-le-Street Library The talks are part of a the next day from 2.30pm crime fiction season at li- to 3.30pm. braries across the county. A journalist with more Best-selling crime novelist than three decades’ ex- Stephen Booth is a former perience, John spent a newspaper reporter and number of years working the author of 16 novels as a crime reporter. featuring Derbyshire de- Author Matt Hilton, who tectives Ben Cooper and quit his career as a po- Everyone attending St John’s Cafe Church was astounded at the final result. Diane Fry. Translated into liceman to pursue his love The appeal for 1,000 tins Thornhill Primary School, Revd David “we saw the 15 languages, his books of writing, visits Spenny- of food by St John’s Church saw tins of food brought number of families with have won awards on both moor Library on Thursday came to a dramatic close into the church by the bag children needing basic sides of the Atlantic and 3rd November from 11am on Sunday 23rd October, as full. Shildon Alive (A Saint food support double, while are currently in develop- to noon, and Peterlee several young people raced John’s Church project) es- Shildon was one of only 12 ment for a TV series. Library on the same day to count the vast numbers tablished with Big Lottery local authority areas in He will be visiting Shildon from 3pm to 4pm. received before the 7pm funding in 2013, has seen a Co. Durham that saw its Library on Friday 4th Tickets for all talks are deadline. steady increase of those in economic fortunes continue November, from 2.30pm priced at £1 and are avail- The appeal, supported by food poverty over the years to decline over the last to 3.30pm. You can also able from each library. Timothy Hackworth Primary with over 6,000 meals dis- three years.” catch him at Newton For contact details visit School, St. John’s CofE tributed throughout 2015. However, while this might Aycliffe Library on the www.durham.gov.uk/ (aided) Primary School and “This summer” commented appear a bleak picture the same day, between 11am libraries. community has also seen an outpouring of generosity and mutual support that has exceeded all expectations. In appealing for 1,000 tins the church was hoping to see food support secured 05/11/2016 Blackpool Illuminations £14.50 £13.50 for the next couple of 05/11/2016 Leeds Market £12.50 £11.50 months. What was actually collected, however, was 12/11/2016 York Christmas Market £12.50 £11.50 more than double this with 12/11/2016 Doncaster Christmas Market £14.50 £13.50 a final total, announced by 19/11/2016 York Christmas Shopper - 15 year-old Megan McTear- nan, as 2,038 tins ranging St Nicholas Fair £15.50 £14.50 from fine steak to baked 19/11/2016 Leeds Christmas Shopper £12.50 £11.50 beans. 26/11/2016 Bury Christmas Market £16.50 £15.50 “This is an amazing result” 26/11/2016 Carlisle Christmas Shopper £14.00 £13.00 said Revd David when the applause and cheering 03/12/2016 York Xmas Shopping £15.50 £14.50 subsided, “it is a perfect MOTs, SERVICING AND REPAIRS 04/12/2016 Manchester Xmas Shopping £17.00 £16.00 example of local people, 10/12/2016 Leeds Market £12.50 £11.50 looking out for local TEL: 01388 778070 10/12/2016 Liverpool Xmas Shopper £16.00 £15.00 people, Shildon has much to be proud of.” As the 6pm Sunday night Café Church AIR-CON Book online at drew to an end an army of volunteers armed with www.garnettscoaches.com carrier bags started to bag RE-GAS the food ensuring that no one will go hungry in Shildon or call 01388 604419 this winter. ONLY £40 Fully archived online at shildontowncrier.com email us at: [email protected] Shildon & District Town Crier Issue 790 Friday 28th October 2016 Page 1 N CRIER Shildon W ict O Classifieds & Dis t r T All about local people... In Memoriam In Memoriam Birthday Memories Birthday Memories Birthdays John Ross Geoffrey Sygrove Tommy Rigg Stephen Maddison Derek Colvin 28th October 31.10.2015 28.10.43 Ellwood 27.10.1956 28th October 1 Year has gone since you In memory of Geoffrey Tears instead of wishes passed away, Flowers instead of cards Remembering our dear Loved and missed, Sadly missed by all the You left us precious every day family Dad & Granda on his memories 90th Birthday That will stay within our hearts Memories of you will never grow old, Gail, Paul Like Autumn leaves they xxx Love Brian, Jean turn to gold, & Family Deep in our hearts your xx Your loving Wife Ann memory is kept, & Family Someone so special we’ll xxx never forget HOW OLD?!!!! Happy 60th Birthday Derek Tommy Rigg Forever loved and always Always in our hearts and missed, Christopher Hay always thinking of you From all your loving family 60! xxx 30.10.2006 Happy 73rd Birthday Dad Lots of love from Mam x In loving memory of a much-loved Son & Brother Grandad John Ross Birthdays They say there is a reason Loved and missed Love from Deborah, They say that time will heal, Andrew, Kylie-Ann, Derek Colvin But neither time nor reason, Natasha & Jonathan Happy 60th Derek Will change the way we feel Marion 30.10.16 Love from Wayne, Lee, Jade, Natalie, For no-one knows the Jeanette, Trevor, Jamie, Kurt, heartache Sam, Mark, Great Grandchild That lies behind our smiles, Tommy Rigg 28.10.43 Lewis & Izzy xxx No-one knows how many x times Happy 73rd Birthday Dad We have broken down and cried We want to tell you something, Always thinking of you, Derek Colvin So there won’t be any doubt, Love Dawn, Shawn, Happy 60th Derek Maurice Gibson You’re so wonderful Darren & Theo to think of, 1.11.16 But so hard to be without In loving memory of a much-loved Dad, Grandad Happy 70th Birthday Marion & Father-in-Law Tommy Rigg Love from Diane, Doug 28.10.43 & Family 70! x Love Mam, Sister, Brother Always in our hearts, Always thinking of you on Special wishes, Sadly missed by Julie, Paul, this special day Love Thelma, Nora, Gillian Colin, Lynn, Adam, Melanie, & all your friends Derek Colvin Family & Friends xx Christopher Hay Happy 60th Derek 30.10.2006 Love from Beverley, Ian, Leanne, Anthony, Shauna, 10 years on Maisy & Jacob We think of you in silence, We often speak your name, From Stephen What we would give to x hear your voice Hazel Highfield Geoffrey Sygrove And see your face again 31.10.2015 (Nee Baglin) 1st November Loving memories of We know that you Derek Colvin Geoffrey are with us Sending much of your love, Fred Horlock Happy 80th Birthday Mam, OMG And in return we are November 1st Have a fabulous holiday in In our hearts you will Australia always stay, loved and sending As I opened my eyes this remembered every day Our love high up above morning 60! I looked up to Heaven above, 70! Lots of love Derek I whispered ‘Happy Birthday Dad’ Lots of love from Christine, From your loving Wife Ben, George, Becky, Tony, From Elaine, Ian, Barbara, Love Uncle Steve, Auntie And send you all my love Dean & Rachel xxxx Alyssa & Tilly Sons Geoffrey, Robert Geta & Charlie x xx & Families xxx From Chrissy, Allen & family xxxx Page 2 Friday 28th October 2016 Issue 790 Shildon & District Town Crier Be a bright spark this bonfire Classifieds season All about local people... People in Shildon and the fireworks. illegal for anyone under surrounding areas are being • Anyone wishing to the age of 18 to be in pos- Births Found urged to play it safe in the hold their own display is session of fireworks in a run-up to bonfire night. strongly urged to read public space. Purse Durham County Council firework instructions care- Members of the council’s Coates Found in Lilburn Close on is working with other fully and keep everyone at trading standards team will 17th October 2016 Saturday 15th October members of the Safe a safe distance. be out and about visiting Please ring 01388 349405 • Only put rubbish and re- retailers over the coming Congratulations Jonathan & Durham Partnership to Kate on the arrival of your ensure residents have a safe cycling bins out on the day weeks to offer advice baby girl and Sister Services and happy 5th November. of collection and return about the safe storage and for Henry From 31st October, neigh- them as soon as possible to sale of fireworks.
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