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TOOTHILL LINK LIVES OK? 3

Hello Folks!
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As you can see, despite wh +* .je.said in our last issue,
once again the LINK wings its way to you C0IVPLETELY FREE OF CHARGE!
And as far as we can see this will remain the case for the rest of
1979!! Basically the reasons are that thanks to much hard work and
a deal of generosity from certain quarters, we have already managed
to raise sufficient funds for the next three issues...
Apart from generous sponsors such as Hambro Life, Wilcon
Homes & for this issue North Wilts D.C.(Not forgetting our own
Thamesdown B.C.), we have had strong local support not only in terms
of producing the paper, writing & typing articles,"pasting-up",etc.
but also in selling advertising space & helping at fund raising events.
In this latter context, the LINK Carnival Stall was a great success,
due largely to the fine array of goods on offer and we would especially
like to thank Mrs Mead, Pam Jary, Kath Richmond,Jenny Kingsbury & Amanda
Hopwood for their contributions of cakes,preserves, soft toys etc...All
went very quickly,non faster than the gingerbread menl
Nevertheless, despite this success we could still use help
in any shape or form.. RzIMEMBER the LINK is YOUR PAPER and if you or
any member of your family have any ideas or things to contribute,send
them to one of us or better still BRING them to a LINK meeting.....
(YOU'D BE VERY WELCOME)
Geoff Richmond.

GOOD J012ANIONS Baby-Sitting Circle

Iv embers of the Good Companions had Anyone interested in forming a
an enjoyable afternoon at Dodington baby-sitting circle in Kirkstall
House on I,onday 21st June and went and Oakham Close?
by minibus provided by Age Concern. Contact Tony or Tricia Darchmenu
We were lucky with the weather and at 14 Kirkstall Close.
had bright sunshine. A guide con-
ducted us over the Regency House
which has some fine furniture and A Letter From Pairs. Newton,
pictures in its spacious rooms.
ea teaciier, ToothillInfants
Some of us were able to visit the
Coach L seum and take a brief walk Use of school grounds
in -the grounds which extend for
miles over wood and meadow and there May I remind residents that the
is a lake making a picturesque school grounds are not to be used
feature.
by any persons or person without
We do not confine our membership to prior application to the Wiltshire
the over 60s. Anyone over fifty, Education Committee and at no time
who is free to come to our Monday are dogs allowed on the premises.
meetings, will be welcomed. We Your observance of these rules
normally meet on the second and would be much appreciated.
fourth Ivionday of each month at
2.30 in the Community Room at the
School. Contact Ann Tweed, 25
Queenborough (Swindon 44927) for
the date of the next meeting.

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GOOD COIVa kT1IONS TO BUURNEL UTH
Monday, September 24th.
Depart 9.30 from School.
If you are interested in going
contact George Tweed, 25
Queenborough, as soon as possible .
Anybody, any age very welcome
to come.