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Crier 443.Indd BILLINGHAM SYNTHONIA 1 SHILDON COACH DRIVING LESSONS Issue No. 443 SHILDON AFC 2 MILNERS TO STOTFOLD WINDOW CLEANERS Shildon AFC visited rounded Finch, but a brilliant Danny Richmond shot was The Shildon AFC Supporters’ 27th January, K.O. at 7.30pm, All areas covered Billingham Synthonia on sliding tackle from Shildon's somehow scrambled away. Coach to Stotfold on Saturday and the opponents are South Friendly, patient and professional Patios, Conservatories, captain Justin Keegan saved A few minutes later Synners tuition. Your local Saturday, 16th January, in the 23rd January will be leaving Shields. Learn to drive in one week or take & Gutters also cleaned. league, and were delighted to the day, pushing the ball out were once again breathing a the Dean Street ground at On Saturday 30th January your time with weekly lessons Community Newspaper Telephone bag three points in their fi rst for a corner. collective sigh of relief when 8.00am. Stotfold are currently Shildon are at home to high- Tel: (01388) 772545 Shildon, Friday, 22nd January, 2010. Telephone/Fax: 01388 775896 league game for well over a However, from the corner a Chris Hughes header was 9th in the Hereward Teamwear fl ying Whitley Bay, who or 0796 705 1643 Email: [email protected] - Duty journalist 0790 999 2731 month with a hard fought 2 - Billingham's No. 5 Thomas cleared off the line, with the United Counties Premier currently occupy 2nd in the www.121driving.net Published at 3-4 First Floor Offi ces, Shildon Town Council, 776150 1 victory. Marron was given a free goalkeeper well-beaten. Five League, which is on the 9th league table. The club’s long- Civic Hall Square, Shildon, DL4 1AH. www.shildontowncrier.com The match started very header to open the score for mad minutes were completed tier of English football. delayed Boxing Day draw, slowly, with neither side the home side. when a Martin Houlahan's The Railwaymen’s fi rst home which was postponed because able to carve out any real The game changed shot was also headed off the game in over seven weeks of the bad weather will take SHILDON YOUNGSTER LOSES FREE ONLINE openings. The fi rst real dramatically in the 2nd line. will take place on Wednesday place at half-time. opportunity of the game half when, on 52 minutes, However, the pressure HER BRAVE BATTLE COMPUTER COURSE fell to Billingham after 22 Synners’ goalscorer Thomas eventually told and Shildon POOL LEAGUE Adults in Shildon are being of personal benefi ts, including minutes when No. 11, Daniel Marron was red carded for levelled the score with just WITH CANCER given the chance to take their fi nancial savings, educational Earl, should have opened the an off the ball incident. under 10 minutes remaining. The Shildon Pool League and Hounds, who beat The The Crier is saddened to fi rst steps with computers attainment, improved salary scoring, but his shot was just He grabbed Steve Johnson The equaliser came from a knockout competitions have Three Tuns in the fi nal. report that Shildon's very own and the internet, by learning prospects and independent wide of the post. around the neck before Chris Hughes cross, which reached their conclusion. The The league’s “Presentation princess, Chloe Clark, has lost online basics. living for older people," Three minutes later, at the throwing him to the ground. was fi nished when Warren singles’ competition was won Night” will be held on Friday her courageous battle with "Whether you are a complete continued the spokesperson. other end, Andrew Johnson With a man advantage Shildon Byrne's excellent glancing by Gary Andelin, who beat 22nd January at The Insitute, cancer. beginner looking to get started Online Basics includes fi ve took a shot from ten yards, stepped up their attacking header found the net. Martin Taylor in the fi nal. and features award winning The 12 year-old passed away to see what the internet has to short modules that show but a defender did well to pace, with Warren Byrne Five minutes later a Danny Although he missed out in entertainer Maggie May plus at home at 6.45pm on Monday, offer or you have just starting people how to use a mouse block it. coming on for Sam Garvie, Richmond shot was blocked the singles’ competition, a disco. Tickets are available January 18th, after fi ghting using the internet then Online and keyboard, how to email, Five minutes before half time Danny Richmond for Karl and from the rebound Steven Martin Taylor tasted glory in from pool teams or £2 at the bravely to the very end. Basics is the course for you," and how to search the internet a back pass from John Butler Everitt and Martin Houlahan Johnson drove the ball home, the doubles’, which he won door. This was the second time that enthused a spokesperson. for information and stay safe played a terrible ball back for Steve Walklate. it was his fi rst goal for the alongside Jim Dinning. The AGM for the next season Chloe had fought the disease, Online Basics is a free, easy online. to ‘keeper Keith Finch, and The pressure for the equaliser club and it sealed a well- The team knockout will be on Monday, February having been diagnosed with to use course that will help Those interested can register Synners’ Daniel Earl looked was constant with attack after deserved victory for Shildon competition was won by the 1st at The Institute at 8.00pm, medulloblastoma, a cancerous people get started with using now at www.onlinebasics. certain to take advantage. He attack, and on 77 minutes a AFC. league’s newcomers , The Fox all teams are asked to attend. brain tumour, in 2005. computers and the internet. co.uk or can go along to After undergoing brain surgery The scheme is a part of a Sunnydale Community MEETING and months of chemotherapy ON THIS DAY.... series of government-led Learning Centre where staff and radiotherapy, she went initiatives to support digital will help people get started. CANCELLED into remission, but sadly, the JANUARY 22ND inclusion aimed at helping If you would like to take your The Friends of the National cancer came back. 1506 – The fi rst contingent of Woodrow Wilson called for created the CIA. due to an advanced weather more than one million people fi rst steps, or learn more about Railway Museum North East The youngster proved just how 150 Swiss Guards arrived at "peace without victory" in 1968 – Apollo 5 lifted off forecast for heavy snow. get online in the next three the internet, telephone Susie Branch Open Meeting, planned much everyone loved her last the Vatican. Europe. carrying the 1st lunar module. The Crier will publish details years. Bird or Joanne Harwood on for Saturday, January 16th at year, when the town pulled 1771 - The Falkland Islands 1924 – Ramsay MacDonald 1979 - Tens of thousands of of any future meeting of the "Being online brings a range 01388 772526. Locomotion, was cancelled together to raise the thousands were given to Britain by the became the fi rst Labour public sector workers including group. of pounds needed to fulfi ll Spanish. Prime Minister of the United hospital workers, rubbish Chloe's dream of becoming a AN EVENING OF 1901 – Edward VII was Kingdom. collectors, school caretakers, CROWN COURT TRIAL princess. proclaimed King after the 1927 – The fi rst live radio grave diggers and airport staff A Shildon man has been Close, is accused of having a The fairytale event was held Chloe Clark, who sadly passed away earlier this week, aged 12. MEDIUMSHIP death of his mother, Queen commentary of a football take part in a day of action - place on Wednesday, January committed to appear before kitchen knife in a public place, at Redworth Hall last October, She was taken to the venue in Lewis. Shildon Spiritualist Church, of Victoria. match anywhere in the world the biggest mass stoppage 27th, at 7.00pm. a Crown Court to answer as well as making threats and when Chloe looked every bit a horse-drawn carriage, after All of the stops were pulled Middleton Road, presents an 1905 – Bloody Sunday in St. took place, between Arsenal since 1926 - in support of a Entry is £3, which can be paid charges of having an offensive assaulting a police offi cer. the beautiful princess in her being baptised at St John's out on the day, with pink evening of mediumship with Petersburg, beginning of the F.C. and Sheffi eld United at claim for more pay. at the door. weapon. He will appear before Durham pink ball gown. Church alongside her brother, balloons, a chocolate fountain Phyllis Eddy, which will take 1905 revolution. Highbury. 1980 – Jonathan Woodgate Ian Archer, 43, of Chestnut Crown Court on March 1st. and fi reworks display. 1917 – World War I: President 1946: The US President was born. 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