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FRESHBROOK & GRANGE PARK
Thank you for the kind support
Terry Davis from Bloomsbury Close, Freshbrook would like to thank the many, neighbours and friends
who rallied round with support after the sudden death of his wife Carole on 6 March.
Terry and Carole lived in the flower stall at Asda. Both also
street for over 17 years and Caroel worked on matchdays at Swindon
was a well known figure on the Town. When they first moved to
the area, Terry and Carole and their
children Simon, Paula and Karen
Witnesses wanted distributed The Link.
Did you see two youths Carole died after a short illness,
attacking a teenage boy on the and the suddenness of events left
corner of Gainsborough Way an( Terry in shock. "I cannot believe it
Langport Close, Freshbrook on all happened so quickly," he said.
Monday 19 April at about 4pm. "Our neighbours and friends have
If you can help, please call been fantastic in the help offered.
The Link on 872282. The children and I have been
amazed by the number of cards of
condolence we have received. We
would like to convey our deepest
appreciation to all those people
PARTNERS who helped us at a difficult time."

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Memories to hold on to
For Bill Padgett and Rose Knight,
Models required (Ladies & Gents) receiving Maundy money from
the Queen on Maundy Thursday,
for Cut & Blow Dry £5 1 April at Bristol Cathedral will
Hi-lights, Colour & Perms £12 be a memory to treasure.
Rose, 88, from Freshbrook, said,
Weekdays only "I've never experienced anything
like it. It was wonderful - and, for
once, we had perfect weather.
Town Square, West Swindon Centre, Swindon • Tel: 870462
Something that really struck me
was the lovely smile on the Queen's
38c Gainsborough Avenue, Wootton Bassett • Tel: 853220
face because she often looks so
solemn in photos.
"We'll never forget it, I'm sure."
Bill and Rose joined a throng of
SWINDON CYCLES
1,100 people at the ceremony. Sev-
(SJ SUPERSTORE enty three men and 73 women (one
for each year of the Queen's age),
'^) Between Stratton Crossroads & Kingsdown each received a red purse contain-
60a Beechcroft Road (Ex Car Showroom)
ing coins of the realm and a white
purse containing silver pennies.
Bill was nominated by Revd.
Tel: (01793) 700105 Andrew Hethrington atHolyTrin-
ity, Shaw for his service to the post Rose Knight and Bill Padgett from
Shaw holding their Maundy money
• With over 230 cycles on show, the choice is BIG office and the church in Swindon. outside Bristol Cathedral
Rose was put forward by Revd.
• Ranging from juniors to around the Ann Mackenzie, vicar of St Mary's continuing commitment to the
£2,000 lightweight Church in Lydiard Park for her church.
• Very competitive pricing ... Barclaycard, Access,
Switch etc. Bright Easter for young artists
• Large selection of spares and accessories Children at Tregoze School had
the chance to earn themselves an
• Good stock of Shimano spares and components
extra Easter egg when the Halifax
n Stockist of Roces Rollerboots estate agents at Shaw Centre
asked them to enter a drawing
and colouring competition.
Open Monday to Saturday
TO CIRENCESTER It is the second year that the
9am to 5.30pm
PENHILL Halifax has run the competition
Thursday late night for 5 to nine year olds. The ten
until 6.30pm MOONRAKERS winners received a goody bag with
BEECHCROFT Z
B ROAD a T shirt and drawing materials,
Repairs and after sales B and the overall winner received a
Q
service O giant Easter egg.
*Y Lucky Joanna Johnson, centre, was
Workshop on the premises WE ARE the winner and Jessica Ford ham came
with trained staff HERE second. Artist Ken Bint copied Joan-
GORSE HILL na's design onto the front window of
^etit^^^itu^it^C a AREA the Halifax property shop where it can
still be seen.