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Friday 21st June 2013Ferryhill & Chilton Chapter Issue 629 Page 1
Published at:First Floor, Town Council Offices,
Civic Hall Square, Shildon, DL4 1AH.
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Residents in Ferryhill and Chilton are being warned to be on their guard against scams.Durham County Council’s trading standards team is supporting a national campaign aimed at helping residents to spot potential scams and avoid falling victim to them.New national figures show that more than 22,000 reports of scams were made to the Citizens’ Advice Consumer Helpline in the last 12 months.But the figures don’t reflect the many more people who may have fallen victim to a scam and failed to report it.To help people in Ferryhill and Chilton spot the warning signs, leaflets are being made available in libraries, customer access points, Citizens’ Advice Bureaux and housing as-sociation offices with advice and information on common scams.
Residents warned to look out for scams
Joanne Waller, head of environment, health and consumer protection at Durham County Council, said, “People are seeing their money go down the drain as con artists rip them off by promising lottery wins, work on their home or a new job, only to find there is nothing at the end.“We are warning people to be on the look out for rogues looking to make a quick buck at their expense and reminding them that scams are crimes so it is vital that they are reported.”Through the national campaign, consumers are being reminded that scams come in all shapes and sizes, including adverts, people knocking on the door, emails, letters, phone calls, texts and over the internet.You can get advice or report suspected scams by contacting the Citizens’ Advice Consumer Helpline on 08454 04 05 06.
Friends raise funds for Surtees Doorstep Green
Members of the public drop in for a coffee, a chat and some delicious home baking dur-ing the Friends of Surtees Doorstep Green Community Group’s coffee morning.
A coffee morning recently organised by the Friends of the Surtees Doorstep Green Community Group
has raised £45.The proceeds from the event, which was held in the Sure Start Centre at
Ferryhill Station, will be added to other monies raised by the group, to enable small events to be organised at the Surtees Play Area in the future. The Friends group, which originally formed in 2010, has worked in close part-nership with Ferryhill Town Council over the years to secure funding to improve the Surtees Play Area.Most recently outdoor fitness equipment costing £10,000 has been installed at the Surtees which has proved hugely popular with the local community.During the Easter holidays the Friends group and the Town Council also organised an Easter Egg Hunt and children’s enter-tainment at the site. The Friends group also raised money at that event by holding a tombola stall.The group intend to organise other events in the future so look out for details in the Ferryhill &
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Tell her they’re from me
Tell her I love her and miss her
And when she turns to smilePlace a kiss upon her cheek
And hold her for a while
Remembering her is easyWe do it every dayBut there’s an acheWithin our hearts
Because we’re missing her today
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Our bonny ladR.I.P.
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Loved forever,Ollie & your bairns
xxxxxLove for Father’s Day
Sweet memories of my wonderful Husband
This loving message is for you my darling
Three years since I held you close
Saying goodbye to youYou gave me three wonderful kisses
And opened your eyes so blue
I visit your grave oftenFlowers I place with care
But no-one knows my heart breaks
As I turn and leave you there
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On Wednesday, 5th June, members and guests of the Ferryhill Village WI had a “brilliant night” with guest demonstrator, Beverley Wright from Wrights Stems in Spennymoor. “The flower arrangements were absolutely fabulous,” said Sylvia Bell, President. “And then Beverley instructed all members and guests on the art of making a buttonhole which they were allowed to take home. “May I take this opportunity in thanking Beverley for stepping in at late notice,”
added Sylvia. “The faith supper was fantastic and may I thank all our members for their contribution to the table.“Wednesday 3rd July is the date of our annual outing, when we will be visiting Redcar to see the new vertical pier. “Could all members and guests who are coming with us please note that the coach will be leaving Ferryhill Village at 10am on the day. We should have a great day out,” said Sylvia.
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Spennymoor and Ferryhill Neighbourhood Policing Team are holding open days at Spennymoor Police Station, on Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd June, from 10am until 4pm.Everyone is welcome to go along and see what the local police team are doing behind the scenes.Those wishing to attend need to pre-register their place by calling 07715 808 375 or by emailing [email protected].
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Well-known local drag queen, Tess Tickle, along with the Dragettes, is holding a charity night in memory of her late Grand-mother, Joan Boyes in order to raise money for the Dean and Chapter Mining Banners Trust Fund.“The night is being held in order to raise funds for a cause very dear to my heart,” says Tess. “As I was born and bred in the ‘Crag’, I am very proud of where and how my family lived
Fundraiser for Dean and Chapter Mining Banners Trust
and worked in the area. “My late Grandma Joan lived most of her life in Ferryhill Station, and the pits and the work they offered formed a great part of her life, so really this night is as much for her as it is for the banner and band,” she says adding, “My grandmother loved to see our shows and costumes and she always compared us to Danny La Rue!”The fundraising night takes place at Ferryhill Working-
mens Club on Friday 28th June. Doors open at 7pm, with carriages at 11:30pm.Tickets are £6 and can be purchased from club, or by contacting Tess Tickle on Facebook or by telephon-ing Alison Boyes on 07595 359432.“Please come along and support us,” says Tess. “The night will be full of fun, laughter, feathers and sparkle, and there’ll be dancing too. There’s even a raffle. This will be an alternative show to what we have been performing lately with lots of old favourites in there too.”
Tess Tickle, who performs regularly to enthusiastic audiences, is putting on a show with all proceeds going to the Dean and Chapter Mining Banners Trust Fund.
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By Vince Elsbury, ex-Chilton
Chilton my ChiltonHome of my birthMany happy times
Of merriment and mirth
Long summer holidays in the sunPlaying games, long walks, having fun
Enjoying football in the “Rec”Maybe missing tea - what the ‘eck
Chilton my ChiltonLots of good times to be had
Loads of memories, not many badSome lads swimming in the pit lake
In winter, enjoying sledging and snowflakes
Some bairns waiting at weddingsScrambling for coppers
In summer walkingListening for grasshoppers
In autumn tattie-picking weekBy Friday back very weak
Long school breaks lads take their dogs for a walkA welcome respite from lessons, board and chalk.
Chilton my ChiltonMemories more preciousThan a lotto win worthThe village of my birth
Ferryhill Town Council and Ferryhill 2000 Committee would like to invite budding artists and photographers to come forward and display their work during a two week-long exhibition which will take place in Ferryhill Town Hall from Monday 5th to Sunday 18th August.So popular was last year’s Art and Photography Exhibition that Ferryhill Town Council and Ferryhill 2000 Committee have decided to hold the joint display once again this
year. The exhibition will also coincide with the Ferryhill Summer Gala taking place on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th August.The exhibition will give local artists and photogra-phers the chance to show off their talents and also to sell their work.Anyone interested in exhibiting their work can do so for free. Application forms can be obtained from Ferryhill Town Hall or by contacting John Rogerson on 01740 652157.
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A Family Fundraiser is being held at Ferryhill Hub on Sunday 30th June, from 1pm - 5pm.There will be a bouncy castle, face painting, children’s disco, prizes and games, raffle, tombola, nail painting and a children’s entertainer.Tickets cost £3 for kids, which includes a hot dog, drink and lolly, while adult tickets are just 50p on the door.Tickets are available from ‘Pramaholics’ at
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The Wheatsheaf in Chilton is holding a fundraising day in memory of Private Lee Rigby on Armed Forces Day, Saturday 29th June.
Tickets are £3 each and are available from members of staff.All proceeds are to go to Help for Heroes.
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Young members of Climb North East, based in Dean and Chapter Industrial Estate, have recently completed a climbing competition in aid of Climbing Against Cancer (CAC).The climbers, aged 7 - 14 years, competed over three months, taking part in various climbs, and
raised almost £500.The Centre also held a similar challenge for adults over four days in Easter.Each competitor was charged £1 or £2 to take part, and money was also raised through donations and t-shirt sales.For more information about CAC, visit climber-sagainstcancer.org.
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The Ferryhill Six are holding a Charity Stall at Ferryhill Market on Friday 21st June. They will be selling cakes and biscuits, jams,
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The County Durham Furniture Help Scheme (CDFHS), a Chilton-based charity that helps people to buy low cost furniture and household items is expanding into an additional unit.CDFHS, which currently helps more than 2,000 families in the region every month has opened its fourth showroom.The charity takes collection of unwanted furniture, household goods, carpets, clothes, gardening items, scrap metals, waste electrical and electronic
equipment and restores and refurbishes them. The items are then made available to buy for a suitable donation.The economic downturn and changes to benefits has seen the service ex-periewnce an increase in the number of families looking for support.Chris Palmer, one of the founding members of the charity said, “We rely on the generosity of the residents and businesses of County Durham and neigh-bouring counties who have surplus or unwanted items
Furniture charity expandingto donate to us.“Our team of volunteers repair and refurbish items that need it, which are then available for a negotiated donation to families in need.“The reuse credits we receive from Durham County Council have enabled us to deliver our expansion plans and to be a very active part of the local community.”For more information about CDFHS or to volunteer with the charity contact CDFHS on 01388 721509 or visit www.cdfhs.co.uk.
A Ferryhill man who wounded a female guest at a party, causing her to require plastic surgery, will be sentenced at a later date. Kyle Liam Hepple admitted throwing a bottle into the backyard of a house in Ferryhill, just after midnight on Wednesday, March 27th.The bottle struck the
victim in the face, and she sustained a deep wound to her forehead and smaller cuts on the nose and chin.The prosecution accepted Hepple’s guilty plea to unlawful wounding after he denied intentionally hurting the woman, claiming his actions were reckless rather than malicious.In mitigation, Lawrence Petterson said, “This
Sentencing deferredwasn’t a tea party. Copious amounts of alcohol were consumed by all and drugs, particularly cannabis, by a number.“This wasn’t a party of ce-lebrities, but the names of the people there are very well known to me and the court.”Hepple was granted bail, with a condition not to com-municate with witnesses.
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Dear Editor,
On behalf of Windlestone Methodist Chapel members, may we express our thanks and appreciation to all the people of Chilton and Ferryhill, and also farther afield, who supported us at our recent Flower Festival held Friday 26th, to 28th May. It was part of our celebrations in this centenary year of the building of our Chapel, back in 1913. To all who made individual donations via our members, also to all businesses and companies who gave us generous help, we say a very grateful, thank you. We had a great event and also made a profit, which will help us with running costs. This enabled us to go ahead, under the guiding influence of our Festival Co ordinator, Mrs Kathleen Edmenson, to stage a wonderful display of flowers, which portrayed great events from the last century.
To those who attended “Walked in Space,” and viewed the other superb displays, I feel sure you will join us in thanking the team of arrangers for their artistic flair and the quality of their labours. To all the other support team members, our grateful thanks. With the permission of the Head teacher, Mrs Pybus-Jones who kindly opened the festival, some of the children from Chilton Primary School choir attended the opening on Friday night and entertained us. A centenary mug was presented to each child. Another feature was paintings by all age groups of children from the school on display in the Hall over the festival period. Local Artist, Mr Derek Slater has presented an oil painting which will hang in the Chapel on permanent display. It captures many of the developments of the last centuary, but also the Christian faith with Jesus looking down from the cross. Why not take the opportunity to visit us any Sunday for evening service at 6pm, or our Tuesday fellowship at 2pm every week?
We have an unclaimed prize from the Friday night draw (a hamper of sweets), which was won by pink ticket, number 201. Also an unclaimed prize from the Weekend draw on Saturday 25th (a large professionally made cake) which was won by white ticket, number 86. To claim the prizes, telephone 01388 721749 A full list of prize winning numers is on display in Chilton post office.
Yours sincerelyArnold Stapleton,Treasurer, Windlestone Methodist Chapel
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Dear Editor,
Can anyone help me with research into an ancestor of mine called Robert Applegarth? He farmed at Farnless near Bishop Middleham (where there is a nature reserve now and a farm with bison) and was land agent to Col. Surtees of Mainsforth Hall.
Robert Applegarth was the owner of a famous hunter / steeplechaser called Carbineer. Carbineer was famous in the area during the 1870s and won more than 45 races, many of them as a veteran.
The old newspaper reports make clear how popular steeplechasing was with the public and what a grand old horse Carbineer was. We think he holds a national record for the most hunter chases won.
Does anyone know of a plaque naming Carbineer which apparently used to be behind the bar at Sedgefield Racecourse until refurbishment?
One of Robert’s sons, David, my great grandfather was at the Hare & Hounds, an inn and farm near West Cornforth and now sadly boarded up and for sale.
I will be very grateful for any information on the family or Carbineer.
Yours sincerelyR Jones (Replies in the first instance by email to: [email protected])
Dear Editor,
Can I congratulate the whole team of Enter CIC for their performance of the Wind Road Boys at Durham’s Gala Theatre, where they reached new heights of excellence.
Performing with stars from London’s West End, our young people amazed the whole audience, with standing ovations on both nights.
It’s only a matter of time before this production is recognised throughout the whole country.
Andrea and her team are doing a fantastic job for our young people of the area, and every support should be given.
Keep up the good work, we are lucky to have you in Ferryhill. Councillor Brian Avery.
The above order was made on 12 June 2013. The effect of the Order will be to stop up the adopted un-numbered footpath which runs from a point at the junction with the adopted un-numbered footpath to the east side of No. 35 Windgroves, Chilton in a generally northerly direction for some 50m to the junction with the adopted un-numbered footpath which runs west to east to the south side of Rosewood Grange, as shown on the order map.
A copy of the Order and the Order map may be viewed free of charge at County Hall, Durham Monday to Friday between 9am to 4pm and at Durham Clayport Library during normal opening hours. Copies of the Order and map may be bought there at the price of £1.15.
Any representation or objection to the Order may be sent or delivered in writing to Loraine Holding, Legal Assistant, Durham County Council, County Hall, Durham, DH1 5UL or via email to [email protected] (ref: 92593), no later than 17 July 2013. Please state the grounds on which it is made. If no such representations or objections to the Order are duly made, or if any so made are withdrawn, the County Council of Durham may its self confirm the Order as an unopposed Order. If the Order is sent to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for confirmation any representations or objections which have not been withdrawn will be sent with the Order.
Dated: 19 June 2013
Colette LongbottomHead of Legal & Democratic Services
County Hall, Durham DH1 5UL
NOTICE OF PUBLIC PATH STOPPING UP ORDERTOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990, SECTION 257
THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF DURHAM(ADOPTED FOOTPATH, ROSEWOOD GRANGE, CHILTON)
PUBLIC PATH STOPPING UP ORDER 2013
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An uninsured driver caused an accident by straying past the line while waiting at a junction in Ferryhill.When her case was heard by magistrates in Newton Aycliffe, Mandy Elizabeth Waterworth pleaded guilty by post to driving without due care and attention and to driving without insurance.In the letter to the court, Waterworth, 42, of Beech Grove in Ferryhill admitted both offences.The accident happened on November 28th on Lime Road in the town.
The court heard that Waterworth was waiting to turn right at a junction, but had strayed over the white line, causing a van that drove around the corner to come into collision with her car.Magistrates ordered Waterworth to pay a total £210. She was fined £110 for having no insurance and was ordered to pay £45 costs and a £20 victim surcharge. Waterworth was fined a further £35 for careless driving and had six points added to her licence.
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On Friday 21st June Tenlands Care Home in Ferryhill will be joining thousands of UK care homes that will be opening their doors to the public for National Care Home Day.“We at Tenlands welcome everyone into our home on this day,” said Activities Coordinator, Bev Poulson. “We have a seaside theme going on in the garden with face paints, coconut shy, fairground target game,
sand pit with buckets and spades and also refresh-ments. “On the afternoon we have an entertainer singing some fantastic music. Residents will be having a fish and chip lunch and ice creams. “All members of the public are welcome to come and have a look around and join in our seaside theme. Please bring family and friends with you. Doors are
Tenlands to open its doors to the public
open at 10.30am. “This event will be at the end of our busy week as we have just celebrated Falls Week, where we have had Charles Clinkard shoe company in the home dem-onstrating how important it is to have good fitted shoes as badly fitted shoes are one of the reasons elderly people fall. Some residents purchased new shoes and slippers when made aware of the dangers.”
This week in History21 June 1982
Princess Diana gives birth to Prince William at St Mary’s Hospital, in London.He was born at 9.03pm, weighing 7lb 1½oz.
Mark Chapman pleads guilty to the murder of John Lennon, who was gunned down outside his home on December 8th, 1980, aged 40.
An Air India passenger jet disin-tegrates in mid-air off the coast of Ireland, killing all 329 people on board.
Sally Ride, 32, America’s first woman in space, returns safely to Earth in the ill-fated Challenger space shuttle after a successful 6-day flight.
John Christie is sentenced to hang. Eight female bodies, including his wife and a baby girl, had been found at Christie’s home at 10 Rillington Place. They had all been strangled.
President Kennedy makes his famous ‘Ich bin ein Berliner’ speech to a crowd of 120,000 in front of West Berlin’s City Hall.
22 June 1981 23 June 1985
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Mainsforth Cricket Club experienced their busiest day in years when the inaugural Craig Dargue Memorial Shield competi-tion took place on Sunday, 16th June.Four teams that Craig had played cricket for competed to have their name on the shield in this, the first year of the com-petition. First to play on Sunday morning were teams from Evenwood and Shildon, with Evenwood coming out on top in a keenly contested match. The second game was between a Mainsforth XI and a team comprised of former junior players from the club. Although there were a few scares along the way, the Mainsforth XI progressed through to final with Evenwood. The crowd then saw Mainsforth defeat Evenwood with the club now having the honour of displaying the shield in the clubhouse for a
year. Former Sunderland and England footballer Eric Gates presented the Shield to captain for the day, John Sweeney. Club chairman Tony Johns, and Michael Peddelty from Evenwood then paid moving tributes to Craig, his life and his involve-ment with both clubs.During the course of the day collections and a raffle took place with the proceeds being forwarded to St. Cuthberts Hospice in Durham. The final amount raised was in excess of £1,300 and Craig’s family would like to express their sincere thanks to everyone for their help in raising this amount of money, which will go towards helping the Hospice in the work that they carry out.Next Saturday, 22nd June, sees Mainsforth return to league action with the first eleven at home to Horden, then on Sunday the second XI are at home to Easington.
Emotional day at Mainsforth Cricket Club’s inaugural Craig Dargue Memorial Shield tournament
Ferryhill Saints FC are holding a presentation night at the White Horse public house from 8pm until late on Saturday, 22nd June.A spokesperson said, “Everybody is welcome as it’s all to celebrate the promotion into the Premier League of Durham District
Sunday League. So come along and don’t miss out on a good night.”Managers, Shane Snaith and Darren Hewittson expressed their thanks to Margaret Twidale, manager of the White Horse for all efforts put in to the football team.
Saints to hold presentation night
A large crowd turned up for the inaugural Craig Dargue Memorial Shield tournament at Mainsforth Cricket Club on Sunday 16th June, raising over £1,300.
Ferryhill Celtic held the football club’s presentation evening last Saturday night, 15th June, and it turned out to be a great success.The Player of the Season award went to Dan Mitton while Neil Bell won the Player’s Player of the Year.Top goal scorer went to Lucas Linheart and the Manager’s Player of the Year was awarded to Craig Winkworth.But the biggest cheer of the night went to an emotional Les Heaviside, who received an engraved tankard for
an incredible 45 years of service to the football club.The club are now looking forward to the new season and a fresh challenge in the Durham and District League. Manager, Lee Jewett said that the club is starting their pre-season training this coming Sunday, 23rd June and, although the club is looking very strong for next season, anyone wanting to give it a go will be welcome and should turn up at Mainsforth complex at 10am.
Celtics hand out the awards
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