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METHODIST CHURCH WELCOMES NEW MINISTER ‘RAISE the ROOF’ Ferryhill Baptist Church in Erryhill Methodist Source of Funds Email: [email protected] EVANS & Co. Issue No 389 Scrap cars Solicitors wanted FREE LEGAL SURGERY Legal Advice From £50 to Every Thursday Ferryhill and £300 paid 4.00pm to 6.00pm. Appointments available, but Chilton www.thechapter.org DVLA Certificate of not necessary. Ferryhill, Oct 10th September 2008 Destruction issued 3 Durham Road, Ferryhill. Tel: 01740 657 444 At the heart of this wonderful community Tel: Contact The Chapter at the Council Offices, Shildon. email:[email protected] 0781 5821347 Tel & Fax: 01388 775896 Duty Journalist: 0790 999 2731 FERRYHILL BAPTIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH WELCOMES NEW MINISTER ‘RAISE THE ROOF’ Ferryhill Baptist Church in erryhill Methodist source of funds. The book is Dean Bank are pleased to Church in Market also available by calling announce that a new F Street are appealing to Margaret Foxall, the Minister has taken over the the residents of the town for Methodist Church Lay running of their church from help with their ‘Raise the Worker for the West Durham October 1st. Roof’ fund. Circuit, on 01740 655611. The Reverend Jim Faulkner, The church had undergone a Margaret said of the who was born and bred in £200,000 regeneration in fundraising appeal, “The Spennymoor, has taken over 2006, which was paid for in church needs £45,000 before from Reverend Ray full by 2007, and included a the work can commence. Richardson. Therefore, funds are vital to Jim had been Minister since new sound system, central 1963 to 1998 at heating, flooring, seating, start the work before the Spennymoor Independent whhelchair access and winter.” Methodist Church in kitchen. The church is currently Clarence Street, Unfortunately, church trying to reach out to the Spennymoor. members have recently wider community, with visits Jim is a widower, his wife discovered a major problem to Tenlands and Feryemount Elizabeth, who was born in with the roof, which will cost Nursing Homes, as well as Jim hopes to become an integral part of the Chilton, unfortunately died in the region of £90,000 to monthly services at The Ferryhill community. 11 years ago. He has one son, repair. The original trusses are Grange in Dean Bank. Andrew, who attended King Ferryhill, a proposition In 1998, he became an damaged and thr roof is Sunday Service is held at which he gladly accepted. unpaid minister at Silksworth Street school and Durham leaking badly. 10.30am and 6.00pm, with Road school, in Tudhoe Jim is a retired school for four years, then at Work cannot get underway Junior Church being Grange, and is currently teacher, working at both Hetton-le-hole for the last for the repairs until half of beginning at 10.15am. training to be a Presbyterian Hunwick and Peterlee ten years. Margaret went on to say, Minister in Northern schools. Jim said of his new the money has been raised, Ireland. He later worked at Low congregation, “The people therefore many will soon be “The support for us has been In November, 2007, The Newton Remand Centre for in Ferryhill has the church taking place, including Beetle wonderful.” Northern Baptist seven years and was Head of at heart, and the people here Drives and concerts. There “I would like to encourage Association, which covers all Education at Durham Prison are wonderful.” is also a book for sale at the more people to get involved of the North-East, asked Jim for 11 years, before taking He plans to be part of the churches’ Friday Coffee in all our events and enjoy to consider taking over in early retirement. community, saying, Morning, which is a vital themselves.” “Everyone is welcome Release the capital here.” CHILTON & WINDLESTONE WMC “The Sunday service takes (Tel 01388 720294) place from 10.30am and Forthcoming Attractions from your house! there is a ‘drop in’ every Friday Night Entertainment Night At Chilton Club Tuesday from 10.00am The VERY BEST Acts BLP Property Management are untill 3.30pm. Why not pop The BEST Venue in for a chat and a cup of The BEST Atmosphere currently purchasing houses in the The BEST in LIVE Entertainment tea?” ALL SHOWS ONLY £2.00 Cover Charge area. We can complete purchases in as There is also a bible study at Doors Open 7.00pm 6.00pm every Thursday. KEEPING IT LIVE & KEEPING IT LOCAL! little as 10 days and are willing to rent “A warm welcome goes out 10th October - “VERTIGO” the property back to you if required. to everyone and I hope to A Warm Welcome Back For Clubland’s Award Winning Group become an integral part of 2007 - Fantastic Set List - Excellent Presentation - Great the Ferryhill community,” Light Show - Don’t Be Late! concluded Jim. 17th October - “THE ELECTRIC CIRCUS” All Of Your Favourite Numbers With A Brill Set List MADE YOU Superb Vocals & Presentation - A Show Not To Be Missed LOOK! MAGNERS CIDER NOW ON DRAUGHT - CHEAPEST IN AREA Saturday 11th October - In The Lounge - Outstanding Young Vocaliste “ABBEY FAYE” - £1.00 C/C 50/50 Dancing to “Phil Tempest Duo” in The Hall - £2.00 c/c There are absolutely no fees! Advertising in The Chapter works. These are ALL Cracking GOOD Shows Call BLP now on 01388 810500 for Call Jeff on YOUR CLUB NEEDS YOU!! 01388 775896 or Support Your Club For The Best In LIVE Entertainment a free, no obligation chat. 0790 999 2731 MEMBERS, ASSOCIATES & BONAFIDE GUESTS IN FULL COLOUR ON THE WEB: See us at www.thechapter.org Ferryhill, October 10th 2008 Page 1 Ferryhill It’s all about local people and local events. and Chilton It’s your very own Community Newspaper In Memoriam Birthdays Birthdays Anniversaries To Let MAUREEN HUTCHINSON AMY BOWRON MICHELLE WRIGHT ALLAN & MARY STRANGE MIDDLE SEDGEFIELD (Waterworth) October 14th. Happy Birthday, Michelle. VILLAGE October 3rd, 1998. Happy 16th Birthday to a very Love Gran. 2 Bedroom House. Wonderful memories of a devoted special Daughter. xx Part Furnished, No Garden. Sister, Mam, Gran and Aunt. Lots of love, £450 Monthly. Although seperated, our hearts Mam and Dad. MICHELLE WRIGHT Phone: 07933 388 620 will never be parted. xxx Happy 16th, Sis. Love forever, Love from Mark and Louise. For Sale Carol, Lisa, Maria, Stewart and AMY BOWRON xx Grandkids. October 14th. Happy 16th Birthday. MICHELLE WRIGHT FOUR WHEEL SHOPRIDER JEAN EDDY Lots of love, Happy 16th, Auntie Chell. MOBILITY SCOOTER Solid Tyres October 8th, 2007. Nana. Love from Beth and Jack. Happy 40th Wedding £350 MARGARET COOK xxx xx Anniversary. Phone: September 3rd, 2007. To a very special Mam and Dad. 07962128647 In loving memory of our dear AMY BOWRON MICHELLE WRIGHT You’re always there for us all, and friends, making music in Heaven. October 14th. Happy 16th Birthday, Chell. here’s wishing you a great party Always in our thoughts, Happy 16th Birthday, Have a good one. and a fabulous cruise Forever in our hearts. Love Derek. Luv you, around Dubai. To Advertise We miss you, xxx Morny. Love from Marie, Jeff, Lee & Ang, The Tuesday Girls. xxx Kevin, Kirsty and all the Call Jeff on EMILY PETITJEAN Grandchildren. Birthday Memories CRAIG CARGILL 01388 775896 October 12th. xxx KEITH WALKER Happy 22nd, Craigy Boy. 0790 999 2731 Lots of love, ALLAN & MARY STRANGE (The Pigeon Man) October 12th. or email October 3rd. Steph and Sandra. xxx Happy Ruby Anniversary, thechapter A special Husband and Dad. Allan and Mary. Thinking of you today KEVIN MURPHY Lots of love and best wishes, @talk21.com and always. From Geoff, Sheila Loving Wife Olive, Shell, Bryn, and family. Reece and Georgie. CLASSIFIED ADVERTS Cost Just 35p a Word, Plus £5.00 For An Optional Photograph. Ring 01388 775 896 Happy Birthday, Teenager. McNEAL Lots of love, Grandma Val and Granda Tony. It’s your own Community Newspaper PLUMBING xx Happy 40th Birthday, Dad. Produced and read by members of this Professional Service, EMILY PETITJEAN Love Laura, Luke and Katie. wonderful community Bathroom Design & Tiling, xx Small Plumbing Works & Happy 13th Birthday. Love you lots. Maintenence, KEVIN MURPHY From Mam, Dad, Liam, Jake MEIKLES SOLICITORS All Aspects of Heating. October 8th. and Hollie. All Work Guaranteed. 8 North Street, Market Place, Ferryhill xxx W.R.A.S. Approved. Telephone : 01740 652811 01388 779333 MICHELLE WRIGHT Email : ferryhillreception@ meikles-solicitors.co.uk 0781 309 9096 Happy 16th Birthday. NO CALL OUT CHARGE Love from Mam and Dad. FOR ALL LEGAL MATTERS xx Accident and Injury Claims – Employment House Sales & Purchases – Wills and Probate TERRY STEPHENSON & SONS Child Care Cases – Matrimonial – Crime - UNDERTAKERS - Established over 75 years 160 YEARS IN FERRYHILL COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICE ARRANGED & Happy 40th Birthday. PERSONALLY DIRECTED BY TERRY. Love Kay. xx The PRIVATE CHAPEL OF REST. IDDON & JOYCE 1B DUNNING ROAD, FERRYHILL. Formally of Ferryhill, now Goods Yard living in Shildon. Tel: 651350/656448 October 11th. Mobile: 0777 4704739 BUILDERS MERCHANTS & GARDEN SUPPLIES The High Street, Ferryhill Station, DL17 0AW. BLINDS FACTORY SHOP OPENING THIS WEEKEND buy direct from the factory and save FRIDAY, 10th OCTOBER £££’s For all you Building, DIY and Garden Needs. Free Measure & Fitting We Supply & Deliver: Dolomite - Decorative Gravel - Sharp Sand - Building Sand - Chippings - Postfix - FreeHOME SELECTION SERVICE Cement - Timber - Nails/Screws/Bolts Congratulations Leslie and Phone the North East’s original master blind maker Marlene, on your and Much More. Siesta Blinds on 01325 309003 Golden Wedding Anniversary. We look forward to your custom. 1 Brighouse Court, Newton Aycliffe Ind. Park. May you have many more happy years together. Tel: 01740 664703 Ask about our next day fitting on vertical blinds Love Mam & Brothers Glynn Mob: 07547713014 and Clive. Page 2 Ferryhill, October 10th 2008 TOWN COUNCIL’S PLAY GET ADVICE ON EQUIPMENT IN TOP ORDER NATIONAL ADVICE Town Councillors recently WEEK learnt that their levels of play With the credit crunch in partnership with skilled and equipment safety, and ominous full swing, housing dedicated advice providers, inspections were of repossessions on the the Legal Services extremely high quality.
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