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The Manor House Ferryhill Published at: Friday 5th November 2010 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 495 Civic Hall Square, Shildon, TER DL4 1AH. AP Telephone/Fax: 01388 775896 hill Duty journalist: 0790 999 2731 Ferry H ilt o n C & C h At the heart www.thechapter.org of our wonderful community email: [email protected] Councillor Zena and Malcolm Remembrance Day celebrate award ceremony Ferryhill Town Council is A flag lowering ceremony Remembrance Sunday on celebrating after hearing will take place at Ferryhill the 14th November when that two of the Council’s Town Hall Cenotaph at a Remembrance Sunday public conveniences have 11am on Thursday 11th Parade will be held. picked up the maximum 5 November, with members All residents of Ferryhill Star Award in the National of the Town Council, are invited to attend. The Loo of the Year Competi- council staff and local programme of events is as tion. schools attending the follows: The awards are run in- event. Members of the 09.30am - Parade gathers dependently and are public are also welcome to in Market Place Car Park promoted by the British attend. (in the event of wet Toilet Association. The The programme of event is weather the parade will Awards have a simple as follows: gather inside the Church objective, namely, to 10.45am - School children Hall) encourage the highest and Councillors arrive 09.45am - Parade possible standards in all 10.50am - The vicar leaves for St Luke’s Church Councillor Zena Roddam and Malcolm Friend celebrate types of 'away from home' addresses the congrega- 10.00am - Service or public toilets. award! tion 10.50am - Leaves church Portfolio Holder for Public have toilets but they would 18 months ago and are 10.55am - George Miller and marches to the Conveniences Councillor also get a quality service, now used by over 200 in- addresses the congrega- Cenotaph Zena Roddam said, “I am we have achieved this and dividuals a day. The Town tion 11.00am - Service, Wreath delighted that we have will continue to do so.” Council when building the 11.00am - Bugler plays laying and The Last Post. received this independent Town Council employee toilets wished to avoid the and flag lowered with two If any groups, clubs or verification that Ferryhill and toilets caretaker problem of many other minutes silence societies not presently Town Council continues to Malcolm Friend said “This Councils of having to close 11.02am - Congregation involved in the Remem- provide the very highest is excellent news and ac- the toilets due to high plant crosses in planter brance Sunday Parade on standards of service to the knowledges all the hard running costs so built two 11.10am - Vicar addresses 14th November or Remem- people of Ferryhill. When work that is put in to keep kiosk retail units attached congregation brance Day on the 11th local residents asked the the toilets up to a high to the toilets. The rental 11.15am - Event ends. November wish to take Town Council to provide standard, I’m chuffed!” income from these covers Please note that no part they should contact them with Town Centre The Town Centre toilets most of the running costs wreaths are to be laid at John Rogerson at Ferryhill toilets we were determined at the Market Place in of the toilets ensuring they this ceremony – all wreaths Town Council on 01740 that they would not only Ferryhill were completed remain affordable. must be laid on the official 652157 as soon as possible. The new toilets within Dean Bank Park were also Come along and enjoy the good food and great atmosphere at awarded 5 stars. These were built free for local taxpayers due to the The Manor House success of the Town Council in securing external grants. Ferryhill The toilets were built as part of the new football Enjoy great food Mon-Thurs 12 noon - 2pm and 5pm - 9pm facility within the park but Friday and Saturday meals served all day from 12pm - 9pm will be open for use for the general public using Superb Sunday lunches served 12pm - 4pm the park as the building was designed by Council One child under 8 eats free staff so that these can be with every full paying adult accessed separately. Ferryhill Town Council Curry and a pint night every Tuesday has also recently con- structed new public toilets £6.00 at Mainsforth Sports complex by re-configuring Senior Citizens Specials served from 12 noon the internal walls at the until 2pm Monday - Friday bowls pavilion, this was Choose from a selection of winter warming meals and roast supported by the Local Councillor grants from of the day lunches to include tea or coffee £4.75 County Councillors Brian ALL Sky and ESPN football matches shown now in HD Avery and Christine Potts. Karaoke Friday and Saturday night This means that Ferryhill Bookings are now being taken for our Christmas Fayre Menu has four sets of public toilets including those at Ferryhill Station. 01740 654322 Fully archived online at www.thechapter.org email us at: [email protected] Ferryhill & Chilton Chapter Issue 495 Friday 5th November 2010 Page 1 S CRABTREE P.J.R. Digital Aerials Fitted PLASTERING Your Single Digital Classifieds All aspects of Plastering Aerial Fitted. Re-skims & Rendering All about local people ... £40.00. No Hidden Charges. Clean Service In Memoriam Birthdays Birthdays No Extra For Cable Used. Quality Workmanship I Will Beat Any Very Reasonable Rates WILSON Gary Pearson Daniel Gowling Written Quote, Plus No Job too Small Sheila, November 2nd, 2007 Network Your House Phone for a Also Ron, September 20th, 2003 Happy 18th Daniel & Tune In FREE quote We spoke to an angel last night Ferryhill based He said don’t cry 01388 775275 For although your Mam & Dad 18! 0797 997 1541 Have left you Love from Mam, 0770 643 2113 0781 357 1929 They didn’t really die. Dad & Emma xx They simply closed their eyes God took them by the hand And took them to a wondrous place TERRY STEPHENSON & SONS He knows you will understand - UNDERTAKERS - Your Mam & Dad are together again Never to be apart 160 YEARS IN FERRYHILL Your Dad kissed your Mam gently Acknowledgments When they met Happy 50th Birthday COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICE ARRANGED & And mended her broken heart Wally & Joy Anderson PERSONALLY DIRECTED BY TERRY. They will always be with you They will be your guiding light Would like to say a sincere PRIVATE CHAPEL OF REST. You will feel their presence thank you to all family and everywhere friends for their prayers, 1B DUNNING ROAD, FERRYHILL. Lots of love from Debra, cards, flowers, good wishes Just look to the sky at night Becky & Lee and phone calls of support Tel: 651350/656448 Two bright and beautiful stars x received during Wal’s illness. Shine from Heaven’s door We are overwhelmed by the Mobile: 0777 4704739 They shine for the Mam & Dad kindness shown to us and You loved and will forever more Look who’s 50 really appreciate this. Gary Pearson (Turog) Property Love Sharron, Marie, Carole & families Lovely 2 bed on Salters Lane South, Darlington available. Generous gardens & conservatory. Would you like to purchase this Our caring staff are here to listen and property whilst renting? advise you, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If so, please contact - Funeral Pre-payment Plans Margaret Ramage 07971278250 Or email - Memorial masonry 6.11.09 [email protected] Nana - Floral Tributes Though absent you are very near Ferryhill Dean House, Parker Terrace Still loved, still missed Services Shildon Elm Cottage, Church Street And very dear Happy Birthday MOVING A THING? 0017401388 651774 329 853 From £9.50. Call Phil. Phone 01325 321084 Love Tina, Simon, 50! or 07790 509925 Cameron & Elizabeth xxx From Ali, Janice & Jimmy Save Money on all of your Utility Bills, including Gas, Electricity, Home Phone, Margaret Ramage 142978_Were_in_the_News_60x70.indd 1 09/07/2010 12:13 Died 6th November, 2009 Gary Pearson Broadband & Mobile. GUYZ Get 5% discount on your It’s a year since you went away Happy 50th Birthday Gary shopping and petrol too! You are loved and remembered every day Web : www.cheaputils.co.uk Tel : 07590 815145. Barber’s Shop So many things have happened We wanted you to share 2 Rutherford Terrace, Ferryhill So many times we needed you Love always from And wished you were there Mam, Dad, Nadine, Davey, EARN £100 - £650 P/W Working from home We think about you always, Dylan & Carey xx P/FT 01642 918347 (24hrs) UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Shedding silent tears too www.1k-per-week.co.uk We have so many memories but We wish we still had you CORNER Opening Times: ELECTRICAL Monday: Closed Mam, I miss you, Tom Atkin Trudi & Peter November 5th, 2010 • House Rewiring Tuesday: 9am - 5pm • Additional sockets Happy 18th Birthday • Showers • Inspection/testing Wednesday: 9am - 1pm Need to contact The Chapter • Exterior lights 18! • Burglar alarms Thursday: 9am - 7pm about a Classified? • Electric gates Love Nanna & Granda 24hr Emergency Call Out FREE QUOTES & ADVICE Friday: 9am - 6pm T: (01388) 775 896 Telephone Jim on (01740) 654 751 Saturday: 9am - 2pm E: [email protected] Mob: 07725 205 172 Page 2 Friday 5th November 2010 Issue 495 Ferryhill & Chilton Chapter Couple celebrate Window destroyed Golden Wedding On the evening of the 8th the back door and went to heard that Taylor had October, Linda Hepple was her brother’s home from known his neighbours at her home in Ferryhill where she telephone the for three weeks, since watching TV with her police. they have moved into the partner, when neighbour Taylor, aged 27-years of property.
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