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Light sparks ideas New Year, New Job?
The New Year is traditionally a time
A project at Oliver Tomldns Infants term which stimulated great inter-
School which started out as a study est amongst the children. "Blunsdon for making plans for the future and
thinking about new directions. Per-
of light in September evolved into House were wonderful," said Mrs haps you are looking fora new job?
one which looked at the workings of Stamford. 'They treated us like their Thinking about retraining or brush-
a hotel, and in December took on a top customers by showingus around ing upon existing skills? Or maybe
Christmas theme. the hotel and letting us use one of
Deputy head Kathy Stamford said the conference moms. The children you are thinking about returning to
that night and day, shadows and loved it and have done some tre- work after a break? Would you like
help to find out what is available
reflections and the Hindu Festival mendous work. And as we ap-
of Diwali, the festival of lights, were proached Christmas we were able locally and how to make a start?
If so, the Adult Guidance Unit
just some of the topics investigated to compare the workings of a mod-
by the Year I and 2 classes. But a em hotel with the problems Mary should be able to help you. It offers
visit to see the lighting at Blunsdon and Joseph had when they found free advice, counselling and infor-
House Hotel was a high point of last there no room in the inn." mation to anyone over 19- whether
you are unemployed, in a job, in
training, returning to work after a
break or changing career.
Hotel workers in school,from left, David For West Swindon residents and
Philip Stone Sj. St. George Ford, Hailey Stevenson, Siyana Hirani those for whom getting into town is
MA (Oxon), FCA and William Banyard difficult the AGU provides an
outreach service at the Link Centre.
Painter & A guidance worker is available in
Chartered Two versions of The Mall area every Tuesday morn-
Decorator Accountant playgroup panto ing from lOam to 12 noon. You
don't have to make an appointment,
For a high stcindcd Specialist in Children at Shaw's Jellytots play- just drop by. There will be someone
of work with financial services group performed Cinderella for their that you can talk to and plenty of
references available for small business parents and then were entertained a information leaflets to take away
week later when staff put on the with you.
Telephone now same pantomime. The main service is based in the
lilA High Street Pictured left are Laura Webb as the Old College Buildings in Victoria
for a FREE Wootton Bassett, Swindon, Wilts Fairy, Sarah and Ruth Tyas as the Ugly Road,Swindon. You can contact the
estimate Telephone Sisters, Sion Richards as Buttons, Vic- Unit direct by telephoning 618866
Tel: 870515 toria Berwick as Cinderella and Chris- or why not call at the Link Centre on
(0793) 848030 topher Morton as the Prince.. a Tuesday morning.

Curly Sue winner
The winner of our MGM competi-
tion last month was C. Watkins of
ERMIN Harcourt Road, Swindon.
A Curly Sue rag doll and a
voucher for a hairdo at Fresh-
WINDOWS brook Centre's Cut 'n' Dry salon
is on its way
Pool marathon
A late entry in fund raising activities
for Children In Need took place in
early December when members of
Greendown Youth Club took part in
a 24 hour pool marathon.
From left, Nicola Ham, Debbie Spencer,
Nicky Shepherd, Karen Gibbons, Kit
For Conservatories and windows in uPVC Webb, Donna Smith, Louise Gale; Back
or aluminium with hardwood surround row, Craig Brett, Richard Williams

Cal! Brian Smith
SWINDON 824419
87a Ermin Street, Stratton St. Margaret Swindon.