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Town Crier Issue 588 Friday 16Th November 2012 Page 1 N Crier Shildon Ow Classifieds Istri C T & D T All About Local People Published at: Friday 16th November 2012 First Floor, Town Council Offices, Issue 588 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] Rev. Tomlinson appointed Christmas procession The Kings and Angels Christmas celebrations. Christmas Procession will “There will be free family take place this year on entertainment at the Friday 7th December. Shildon Civic Hall from A Town Council spokes- 5pm, where Mr Twister person said, “Join us at will be performing his Morrison’s Car Park at magic. There will also be 4.15pm for Santa and a children’s disco, face his reindeer to lead the painting, cups and saucers procession to the Town ride and of course, Santa Square for the official will be in his grotto to meet lighting of the Christmas the children. There will be tree, followed by carols. table top sales until 7pm “Children can come dressed supporting local organisa- as Kings and Angels and tions. Light refreshments make this event a sparkling will be on sale, so come start for Shildon’s 2012 along and enjoy.” Panto time! Rev. Tomlinson and his wife, Davina, will be moving into the Vicarage in January. It’s that time of the year priced at £4.50 for adults again - oh yes it is! and £2.50 for children and The congregation of Saint Canterbury] is very pleased and half years. Until Easter No, not Christmas, but concessions. John’s erupted into sponta- to announce the appoint- of this year he was working The Tearaways annual To book a ticket, call neous applause at a recent ment of the Reverend David alongside Rev. Rupert Pantomime of course. 01388 774838 or visit the service, when church Robert Tomlinson, currently Kalus as well as holding This year the group are group’s website at www. wardens Pat Todd and assistant curate in the the post of Police Chaplain staging Snow White and tearaways-shildon.co.uk Barbara Hall stood together parish of St John's Shildon, for Newton Aycliffe and the Seven Dwarves at the for more details. at the front and announced to be Priest in Charge of St Shildon. Civic Hall, Shildon, from The Tearaways Youth that, “The Bishop of John's Shildon.” Well known in the town, he Thursday 24th to Sunday Theatre Group would love Durham [who has since been Rev. Tomlinson has been has been responsible for a 27th January, 2013. to see you all there: Oh appointed Archbishop of working in Shildon for three number of new initiatives in Tickets for the shows are yes they would! the life of the church. Along with his wife Davina, 1 Norman Terrace son Nathaniel, and any Chilton, DL17 0EP 01388 721284 Kelly’s Cards foster children with them at the time, it is anticipated R A Taylor & Gifts that the family will move RDT. Dip. CDT RCS (Eng) 79 Church Street, Shildon, 01388 772323 into Shildon’s Vicarage in Clinical Dental Technician January 2013. Davina is a keen member Computer Accessories of the Bell ringing Band New Dentures Including Inks, Disks, Cases and has spent many years While-you-wait denture repairs & other components working as a foster carer. Easy parking - no steps GDC Reg 154105 Nathaniel is a chef, with a passion for music. They also have a daughter, Naomi, SHAUN HUMBLE who lives in the slums BLINDS FACTORY SHOP Robson Street, Shildon (behind the P.O.) of Manila, working with Servicing, MOTs, Tyres, the street children of the MEASURE & FITTING Exhausts, our Speciality Payatas area. FREE When asked of his buy direct from the £££’s SPECIAL OFFER: response to the news FREE factory and save David commented, “We are HOME SELECTION SERVICE MOTs only £40 until end November delighted to be coming to Phone the North East’s original master blind maker Pick up service available Shildon. After several years Winter Checks of enjoying the warmth of Siesta Blinds on 01325 309003 We take all major Credit Cards this community it simply Siesta House, Whinfield Drive, Newton Aycliffe DL5 6AU feels like we are coming Ask about our next day fitting on vertical blinds Telephone 01388 778070 home.” www.siestablinds.com Fully archived online at www.shildontowncrier.com email us at: [email protected] Shildon & District Town Crier Issue 588 Friday 16th November 2012 Page 1 N CRIER Shildon OW Classifieds istri c t & D T All about local people... Passed Away Passed Away Passed Away In Memoriam Anniversaries Lesley Janet Stainsby Lesley Janet Stainsby Joe Moses Ian Ellis Faith Dial Nee Picken Nee Picken Jean & family would like 17.11.11 Our third year together November 8th 2012 November 8th 2012 to thank everyone who and I love you more attended his service & more each day Sleep in peace my darling Good night and God bless at St John’s, Shildon, Sister, love you more than Aunty Leslie especially the Reverend words can ever say David Tomlinson, the doctors, nurses & staff at the Hallgarth Surgery Always yours, I will love you forever, who looked after him with Mickey Pat Your favourite Niece, Kylie kindness and dedication, xxx xxx also Gibson’s Funeral Thanks for touching my life Directors, who showed such professionalism. And thank you for your donations to Aunty Lesley the MARA Ward at Bishop Lost Lesley Janet Stainsby They say God only takes the Auckland Hospital. best, I know this is true, May the winds of love Black Purse & contents Nee Picken God bless you all November 8th 2012 as he took you blow softly Lost on Friday 2nd November Sleep tight my little And whisper so you’ll hear in the area of Redworth Road We’ve shared happiness sugar plum I will always love & miss you Post Office. Some of the and joy and sometimes And wish that you were here contents are of sentimental sadness and tears, but our In Memoriam value. If found or you know memories of you Lesley where it might be, please ring will always be good 07866 297 063 Love you always & forever, Rest in peace my Becky & Megan Phillip Ramsey Love always, beloved Sister, xxxx 17th November 2007 Janice Dorothy & Mike x For Sale Gone from our lives But not from our hearts UPVC double glazed white bay window Lesley Janet Stainsby Ian Ellis With sill, 5 panels. Width Nee Picken Dad & Granda 230cm, depth 162cm. November 8th 2012 Your loving Wife, £250 ono. To my Granda This day we shall remember Shirley With heartache, tears Phone: 775709 Life will never be the same Joe Moses x and regret without you dear Sister It was the day you left us You were the most precious How could we ever forget Services person in my life Now you’ve passed away Phillip Ramsey I don’t know what (Dad) Died 17.11.07 MOVING A THING? You will live in our hearts I’m going to do 5 Years ago From £14. Call Phil. forever, Lorraine & Gary But I’ll handle it some way xx Loved always, Matthew, Phone 01325 321 084 God saw you getting tired Andrew, Catherine, Daniel, or 07790 509 925 You gave me everything and A cure was not to be Callum, Chloe-Leigh & Aeron I gave you back things that So he put his arms xx nothing can take away around you Lesley Janet Stainsby You gave me pride And whispered NEED AN OLD SCRAP Nee Picken You gave me strength ‘Come to me’ DOMEStiC appLIANCE November 8th 2012 You helped me all the way With tearful eyes REmoving??? Can'T Wait We watched you FOR thE COUNCIL Lesley, our wonderful What I would do to hear We watched you fade away Ring 01325 321 678 Sister, our life will never be your voice telling me Although we loved you dearly the same without you you’re proud We could not make you stay Audrey Waller And all your ‘little ditties’ A golden heart 16th November 2009 I have inside my head Stopped beating Man with a Van keep me going, Hard working hands now rest From one item to a van load We think about you daily Ring / text for a quote As they are the only things God broke our hearts We miss you more & more Sleep well, 07880 795 499 Love David, Maureen I have left To prove to us What it meant to lose you He only takes the best & family Words can’t describe our No-one will ever know relationship with each other, Local Light Removals ‘idolised’ is one word that Cheap rates will describe the way we Lesley Stainsby felt about each other 07588 027 060 All our love always, Loved forever, Ken, David, Spread your wings little Without you I couldn’t From Ryan & Claire Gillian & Ritchie Sister, the chain will bond fulfil my dreams xxx xxxx P.J.R. again one day But guaranteed I’ll keep them going till I do succeed PLASTERING Look after her Mam & Dad, All aspects of Plastering as she is so precious Birthdays Re-skims & Rendering, Sleep tight Damp proofing “Good night” Clean Service Love & adore you, Wilf Maychell Brian Merchant Quality Workmanship Jo-Ann 18th November xxxxxxxxxx Always remembered Very Reasonable Rates Love you always, Happy 70th Birthday Brian No Job too Small Liz, John & family Phone for a x Need to contact The Crier FREE quote about a Classified? Stores Road 70! 01388 775275 T: (01388) 775 896 Shildon Shops Love from Heather & family E: [email protected] 0781 357 1929 Page 2 Friday 16th November 2012 Issue 588 Shildon & District Town Crier Lest we Forget: Remembrance Sunday at Shildon New Shildon All Saints Baden Powell Scout Group (pictured above) would like to thank all the scouts, cubs and beavers who attended the Remem- brance Day service at the Cenotaph in Redworth Road on Saturday 10th November, continuing with the tradition since the group started.
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