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Town Crier, Issue Published at: Friday 23rd December 2016 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 798 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 st T At the heart www.shildontowncrier.com of our wonderful community email: [email protected] Sunderland company donates Merry ChristMas 30 bags to local food bank From The Crier We would like to take this opportunity to express gratitude for the support we’ve received from our readers, advertisers and volunteers throughout the year. Firstly, we’d like to thank our advertisers. Without your loyal support, we would be unable to survive. Please continue to support your local community newspaper! We’d also like to acknowledge everyone at MT Print in Darlington and thanks also to John Brennan and Tom Stephenson for their services to the paper. Thanks also to Sarah and Vita who have both moved on to pastures new and we wish them both well. We would also like to offer our thanks to Shildon County Councillors, Trish Pemberton and Henry Nicholson for contributing from their Neighbourhood Budget to the grant which allowed us to upgrade our IT equipment earlier in the year. Thanks also to BASH AAP - particularly Sheilah Metcalfe - for helping us complete the application form. But, as always, it is our readers and contributors to whom we are most appreciative; without your news and Identity Consult's Beverley Peeke arrives at Shildon Salvation Army's food bank where information, continued support and demand Major Linda Watson took delivery of a donation of 30 bags of food. for The Crier we simply could not exist. Please continue to send in your news and we Staff of Sunderland to Shildon Salvation Army's in thirty large bags being look forward to seeing you all again for our first company, Identity Consult local food bank. donated. One member issue of next year on Friday 6th January. and their family and Around thirty members of of staff, Mark Graham's friends have once again staff at Identity Consult col- partner, Rebecca collected Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from clubbed together to donate lected supplies, resulting ten of the bags from her Jeff, Steph, Archie and Les at The Crier. own networking group. The Salvation Army's Major Linda Watson said: “We are very thankful to Identity HUMBLES GARAGE Consult’s staff for all the support they give us at this live happy! time of year. TEL: 01388 778070 with “While the need is still there, our aim is to fill 1 ROBSON STREET SHILDON, DL4 1EB Slimming World that need. It’s important to remember that the foodbank is open all year WE WOULD LIKE TO WISH SHILDON round and all donations are EVERYONE A VERY Jubilee Fields gratefully accepted. “We wish everyone a truly MERRY CHRISTMAS Community Centre special Christmas and a Jubilee Road great New Year." AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! Identity Consult’s Managing Every Friday from Director, David Dent, who is also chairman of Shildon 9.30am Football Club, is Shildon- WE WILL BE CLOSING ON 23rd (from 6th January 2017 born and sees the success DECEMBER AT 12:00 AND RE-OPEN of his company as an op- Tel: Vivien on 07941 812390 portunity to give something ON 3rd JANUARY AT 8.30am back to his home town. The company also founded, and continues to support, OUT OF HOURS PHONE NUMBER: slimmingworld.co.uk the Shildon AFC Develop- ment Centre, which now 0344 897 8000 offers football coaching to 07778 11 7778 Continued on page 3 Fully archived online at shildontowncrier.com email us at: [email protected] Shildon & District Town Crier Issue 798 Friday 23rd December 2016 Page 1 N CRIER Shildon W ict O Classifieds & Dist r T All about local people... Passed Away In Memoriam Christmas Memories Birthdays Birthdays Goodchild Ann Denise Scott Ray Clarkson Connor Steadman Leah Moore December 8th, Ann, Nee Wilson 31.12.10 Happy 18th Birthday 24th December Aged 73 years of Shildon. 3rd January 2016 Connor Formerly of Hampshire. A smile can hide the tears, Happy 13th Birthday Leah Treasured memories of A laugh can hide the pain, Have a good day Beloved Wife of the late my loving Wife Ann, who But nothing stops the Gordon. Devoted Mam of passed away one year ago longing, Benjamin, Arthur & Gerald. today. So sadly missed by To have you here with me 18! A much-loved and loving all your family. again Love Mam & Dad Nana. Also a good friend xxx to many. We think about you every Love you loads, day, a special love that’s Grandma & Gavin here to stay. xxx Your loving Wife, Connor Steadman Gillian Will friends please meet for xx Happy 18th Birthday to our Service in St John’s Church, Brother Connor Season’s Greetings Shildon, at 12.15pm on Gone but never forgotten, Thursday December 22nd, From your loving Husband followed by cremation Freddie, Sons Graham, Ray Clarkson Sarah Colvin in the Wear Valley Garry & families Crematorium. xxx Dad Wishes all her friends and Family flowers only. Our silent prayers keep you Love Karl & Charley family a Merry Xmas and a Donations in memory may near, Happy New Year be left in Church for Church For a Father we loved and Funds and St Teresa’s Ann Denise Scott cherished so dear Hospice. January 3rd 2016 A year ago you passed away Love and miss you Every day All our love, In Memoriam Patrick, Stephen & Kath, Barry Woodward Vincent & Phyllis 24.12.1956 x Mabel Trotter 24th December 2014 Dave Fitzgerald Loving Sister Thelma In loving memory of a dear & family Birthdays Would like to wish all his Mam, Nana & Great Nana family and friends a very Merry Xmas and a Happy David Pinkney New Year Christmas Day Always in our thoughts, Love Robert, Valerie & family x Dorothy Simpson December 23rd 2014 In life we loved you dearly, Happy 60th Birthday Baz Mabel Trotter In death we love you still, 24.12.14 In our hearts you have a place 60! County Councilllors There’s a place in our hearts That no one could ever fill Love Susan H. Nicholson, No one can fill, xx P.A. Pemberton We miss you dear Mam And always will & B. Stephens Also remembering a dear Love and miss you every Happy 60th Birthday and much-loved Dad at single day, Christmas All our love always, Loving Husband Arthur & Wish all the residents of loving Son Paul 60! Shildon Dene Valley Love Mam, Leah Moore Seasonal Greetings for a Paul, Denise & Michael Xmas Eve Merry Christmas and a Forever in our hearts, xxx Happy New Year Love Ann & Wilf Birthday Memories Happy 13th Birthday Leah Mabel Trotter Raymond T Dickenson (Pym) 24.12.2014 22.12.45 - 31.10.2013 Love Mam, Dad & Ethan Connor Steadman xxx Treasured memories of a Thinking of you today and The Shildon Dene dear Mam & Nanna every day December 23rd Valley Branch Labour Thinking of you today and Congratulations Connor on Party every day your 18th Birthday Leah Moore Wish residents a very Happy Birthday Leah Merry Christmas and a Ann, Lisa, Mark, Happy New Year Megan & Matthew 18! Teenager at last Love all your family xxx Love Nana & Grandad on Xmas Eve All my love, Grandma Dulcie Page 2 Friday 23rd December 2016 Issue 798 Shildon & District Town Crier Sunderland company Classifieds donates food All about local people... From page 1 Managing Director, David Dent said: “I grew up in in excess of 200 youngsters. Shildon and have retained Season’s Greetings Season’s Greetings Wanted The collection was organ- an involvement with the ised by Financial Control- town. Reliable Cleaner Wanted Ellen & Eric Brass Arthur & Elsie McLean ler and Office Manager, "Our support with this ini- For two hours every two weeks Beverley Peeke who said: tiative is just another way in Shildon. Would like to wish all their Wish our friends a Merry “I am overwhelmed by of putting something back family & friends a very Xmas and Prosperous Tel: 01325 312114 Merry Christmas and a New Year the generosity of my col- into a frontline service Prosperous New Year leagues, friends and family where hopefully some less For Sale who have donated so much fortunate than ourselves food for this worthy cause. will not have to make the Dumpy Bags Firewood “We look forward to con- decision between heating Hardwood £30, Softwood £20 tinuing to support where or food; maybe now they until mid December. Behind We love you all we can.” can have both.” xxx Aqua Car Wash, Shildon. 07917 807 280 Chamber of Trade New Double Bed Margaret Scougall Can deliver. £120. Would like to wish all 07789 113343 raffle results her friends a very Happy Betty Collingwood Christmas and good health for 2017 Services Shildon Chamber of Trade prize of a £50 voucher for Would like to wish family & drew its Christmas raffle on Hackett & Baines was won friends a Merry Xmas and a Friday 16th December. by green tickets 391-395 Happy New Year Carpets fitted & re-fitted By time-served fitter There were three prizes up bought by Peter Morgan 07985 350 188 for grabs with the winning and the top prize of a tickets drawn as follows: Playstation 4 was won by Winning a £20 voucher yellow tickets 666-670, be- MOVING A THING? for Shildon Civic Hall with longing to Margaret Davey. From £14. Call Phil. Phone 01325 321084 yellow tickets 621-625 Prizes can be collected from or 07790 509 925 was Kathy March.
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