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8 SHAW

MANSFIELD BEGBIE ASSOCIATES Knitters call for wool to keep
needles clicking
Mike Rees, Managing Partner of
Residents of George Tweed Gardens group dwelling are busily
Mansfield Begbie Associates,
knitting garments for Rwandan refugees. But they need more
West Swindon's long established wool to keep them going.
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The knitters were all keen to di-
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on Swindon 763177
rect their skills to a good cause. ered to Joan Bauld at George Tweed
Georgina Coyle said that children Gardens, behind Holy Trinity
and grandchildren don't want to Church at Shaw Village Centre.
wear knitted items any longer.
Dolly Oram agreed. "Babies
don't have any choice. Now the Bring & Buy Sale and Tea
Saturday 3 December, 4pm
grandchildren are older they say,
"I can't wear that gran!" George Tweed Gardens, Shaw
Village Centre
Eighty five year old Annie
In aid of the Blue Peter
High Street 1st Floor, Anglia House Dennis said the Rwanda project Clear Water Appeal
Wroughton 115/118 Commercial Road was the first time residents had
Swindon Swindon knitted together for an appeal.
Teb (0793) 812588 TeL (0793) 522688 Warden Joan Bauld, who is also Whist for you?
busily knitting, said there was great There's a Whist Drive at
John Wilding at Wroughton enthusiasm and someknitters were Geroge Tweed Gardens, Shaw
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