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Town Crier Issue 590 Friday 30Th November 2012 Page 1 N Crier Shildon Ow Classifieds Istri C T & D T All About Local People Published at: Friday 30th November 2012 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 590 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 s t T At the heart www.shildontowncrier.com of our wonderful community email: [email protected] The Health Express calls at Memorial carol Shildon service Co-operative Funeralcare and place a memorial will be holding a Memorial message on the Christmas Christmas Carol Service on Tree in Church. Wednesday 5th December, There will also be a from 7pm at Woodhouse Memorial Christmas Tree in Close Church in Bishop the Co-op’s Shildon branch Auckland, and would like in Church Street from 1st to extend an invitation December, where tributes to Shildon residents of can be placed in memory all faiths to an evening of of loved ones between the carols and readings in re- hours of 10am and 2pm membrance of loved ones. weekdays. There will also be an op- For more information call portunity to light a candle 01388 774853. Older residents’ Christmas party Cllr Brian Stephens holds the pledge board while Lord Foster and other partners sign it. Sunnydale Community event said, “We do hope Residents of Shildon a host of dignitaries from onstrations, free physical College will once again be that you can come to our turned out to the launch across the County turn out activity taster sessions and hosting the Annual Older Christmas event. Please of a pilot scheme that aims to pledge their support for all visitors were offered Residents’ Christmas contact the school on to encourage healthier the project. free health checks. Party on Wednesday 19th 772526 to confirm your lifestyle choices and give Doors were opened to The project, which has December, at 1.45pm. attendance. better access to advice and members of the public from been funded and led by There will be afternoon “If you would like someone health services recently. 12 noon, when they were Cllr Brian Stephens in part- tea, festive entertainment to accompany you to school The Health Express, invited to ‘find their desti- nership with Durham and and a free raffle, as well and then carry your bag opened by Lord Foster of nation to good health.’ With Darlington NHS Foundation as a food parcel for all who home, please let us know Bishop Auckland at the over 20 exhibitors, visitors Trust and homes and com- attend. and we will be pleased to Locomotion Museum, saw enjoyed live cooking dem- munities organisation livin, A spokesperson for the arrange this for you.” is the first of its type in the area. Cllr Brian Stephens, said, BLINDS FACTORY SHOP “The launch event has been a great success. Bringing so FREE MEASURE & FITTING many key partners together buy direct from the under one roof ensures FREE factory and save £££’s everyone in Shildon has the same access and oppor- HOME SELECTION SERVICE tunities to improve their Phone the North East’s original master blind maker health. “Research has shown that Siesta Blindson 01325 309003 Siesta House, Whinfield Drive, Newton Aycliffe DL5 6AU Shildon has disproportion- Ask about our next day fitting on vertical blinds ate figures compared to www.siestablinds.com the national average with The Eagles, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Tom more people suffering from Petty, Neil Young, CSNY, Steve cancer, heart disease and Earl, CCR and many more SHAUN HUMBLE high levels of obesity. It is Robson Street, Shildon (behind the P.O.) our aim to keep the Health Express alive by encour- Servicing, MOTs, Tyres, aging as many people as Exhausts, our Speciality possible to sign-up online giving access news, infor- SPECIAL OFFER: mation and special offers designed to support them MOTs only £40 until end December Appearing Here.... on their journey to good Pick up service available AT ELM ROAD WMC health.” Winter Checks SATURDAY 1st DECEMBER For more information about £3.00 We take all major Credit Cards PAY AT THE DOOR the project visit www. health-express.co.uk. Telephone 01388 778070 Fully archived online at www.shildontowncrier.com email us at: [email protected] Shildon & District Town Crier Issue 590 Friday 30th November 2012 Page 1 N CRIER Shildon OW Classifieds istri c t & D T All about local people... In Memoriam In Memoriam In Memoriam Birthdays Birthdays Barrie Hutchinson Philip Tomlinson George Hannar Ceejay Gary Gary Proudfoot 28th November 2011 December 1st 2011 (Boxer) Proudfoot-Freeman 2nd December 2011 Happy Birthday God saw you getting tired A year to the day 30.11.12 Uncle Wuzzy And a cure was not to be Since you went away A year has gone Dad So he put his arms around you But in my heart Since you passed away And whispered ‘come to me’ You’ll always stay Loved and remembered A golden heart Every day Love Millie, Elliemay, stopped beating Ceejay & Junior Hard working hands now rest xxx God broke our hearts Loving you forever my darling, to prove to us Love always, By Son George He only takes the best Christine & Daughter-in-Law Ann xxx The moment that you died My heart was torn in two One side filled with heartache Geordie Hannar The other died with you Philip Tomlinson Les Dunn 2nd December 27th November Died 1st December 2011 I often lie awake at night In loving memory of a dear Happy 2nd Birthday Son When the world is fast asleep 50 Today We all love and miss you so Dad, Granda & Great Granda Happy Birthday Dad! And take a walk very much, we always will down memory lane dear Son-in-Law Always in our With tears upon my cheeks & Brother-in-Law thoughts, love Joyce & Danny & family Love you millions, 50! Remembering you is easy From Mammy & Daddy I do it every day xxx Love Jenni & Mark, Christina, But missing you is heartache Sarah & Lee, Lucy That never goes away Margaret, Ron xxx & Margaret junior Ceejay Your loving Wife, Happy 2nd Birthday Alice Grandad x Philip Tomlinson James Morris little man Happy 50th Birthday 1st December (Jim) You went away November 28th 2000 Loved and missed Sadly missed Every day Love your big Sis Along life’s way Elliemay Barrie Hutchinson Dear Brother-in-Law Quietly remembered x Love Lucas, Tillie & Jake Memories of you we will & Uncle Every day xxx treasure forever No longer in our Can’t believe a year has Lives to share But in our hearts Ceejay Gary passed June, Dave & family He is always there Happy 2nd Birthday baby A much-loved Dad Philip Tomlinson Loving Wife Janet Adam Dack Love you lots, & Granddad missed every Dad, Grandar & family 1.12.91 day by Son David & 1.12.11 From Nana & Granda Grandchildren Jade, xxx Holly & Cole I’d give anything to have xxxx you back, you’re in our hearts always Ceejay Gary Happy 2nd Birthday to a Jean Ascough special Nephew Love Emma, Sophie & Bailey (Nee Cooper) xxx 1st December 2003 Philip Tomlinson Treasured memories of a Love you lots, 1st December 2011 loved Sister Philip Tomlinson Remembered always From Wuzzy & Jay We miss your smile 1.12.11 xxx Eric Your joking way Happy 21st Birthday We miss the funny things One year today & Margaret God took you away x You used to say Ceejay Gary And when old times 21! Happy 2nd Birthday We do recall All our love, Is when we miss you Loved always, Birthday Memories Mam, Dad & family Most of all Lynn, Brian & family xxx xxx Sleep tight Blu’ Love from Aunty Abbie, Uncle Leave it with us Irene Patterson Fitzy, Millie & Junior December 3rd 2001 xxx Adam Dack Philip Tomlinson Always in my heart 1st December 1st December 2011 And on my mind Congratulations on your Dennis, Susan & family Well-loved Dad & Granda I will remember you Need to contact The Crier special day Tony, Sharron & family Missing you more & more Till the day I die each day about a Classified? All our love, Jakey, T: (01388) 775 896 Helen, Daniel & Kate William Hopwood Love Christine & Johnny Marching on together xxx E: [email protected] xxxx Page 2 Friday 30th November 2012 Issue 590 Shildon & District Town Crier N CRIER Shildon W Classifieds ric t O & Dist T All about local people... Birthdays Birthdays Birthdays Services Services David Trotter Lee Teasdale Carpet Fitter & Vinyl Specialist NEED AN OLD SCRAP Edie-Grace Clinton Tel: 01325 307935 DOMEstic appLIANCE 26th November Happy 50th Birthday Mob: 079464 35 177 REmoving??? Can'T Wait Happy 25th Birthday FOR thE coUNCIL Ring 01325 321 678 50! MOVING A THING? From £14. Call Phil. Lots of love, Kim Phone 01325 321 084 Property xxx Love you loads, or 07790 509 925 Sarah 3 Bed House xxx Ruby Street, Shildon Man with a Van Unfurnished David Trotter From one item to a van load £450 per month Ring / text for a quote www.hallps.com Happy 50th Birthday Dad 07880 795 499 01325 351212 Happy 1st Birthday Susan Anderson our little Angel From Paul & Ben Christmas xx 5th December Love Grandma & Grandad, Uncle Adam & Kirsty, Ella & Jack, Messages Great Grandma Jean x Why not send Seasons Greetings to your loved ones this Christmas with a message in The Crier? Peggy Sue Edie Grace Clinton Classifieds cost 35p per word, plus £6 for an 1st December optional photograph. Happy 1st Birthday to our The Christmas edition of The Crier will be dis- beautiful Grandaughter tributed on Thursday 20th December. Therefore the deadline for submissions for this issue will be Tuesday 18th December at noon.
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