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HAYDON WICK 9
Thumbs up for Link magazine Step in & step out Summers get it off
after first year in north If you resolved to get fit in 95 you Congratulations to Haydon Wick
could do worse than check out the Slimming World members who
Haydon Wick residents have given resounding support to The Haydon Centre's Wednesday have more than just a weight off
Link magazine on the first anniversary of publication in the area. workouts with something for all their minds. During 1994 these
levels of fitness and unfitness. successful summers lost a colossal
"It's a good thing" said Haydon "It's very well presented," said The evening kicks off with Turns 4,892 ibs, the equivalent of thirty-
Centre receptionist Elaine Holden mature student Dan! Deighton of & Burns, 6.15pm - 7pm, a low im- five 10 stone people.
(pictured below). "I used to work at Woodhall Park, "The advertising pact class designed to tone up those The club, which meets at St
the Link Centre and people were is well balanced with the informa- problem thigh and stomach mus- John's Church, offers two eating
coming in all the time asking about tion, there's something to read on cles. plans to suit all lifestyles and is so
things they'd seen in The Link. It's every page and it's useful in pro- It's Steps between 7pm - 8pm, a popular that an extra session has
was a good idea to broaden its viding a community link." total body workout for those who been recently added.
distribution area." It keeps me informed and I like have stepped before. The evening If you want to shed those fes-
the film reviews," said mum of concludes withSteppingOut, 8pm tive pounds pop along to a meet-
two, Tracy Smith (23). - 9pm, a session for starter step- ing on Monday, 6.15pm - 8pm or
The Link is proving popular with pers suitable for all fitness levels. 8pm - 9.30pm, or Thursdays, 7pm
readers of all ages. 19 year old For further information simply go - 8.30pm. Call Chris on 871026 for
students Aaron Mason and Paul along to a session or ring 706666. more details.
Lockyer are both impressed.
"It's easy on the eye with good
quality printing," said Aaron, "The THE NEW MARKET HALL
Link doesn't come off on your
hands!" MARKET STREET, SWINDON
"It aids community spirit", said
Paul.
The views of everyone seemed Do you know what's inside?
to be summed up by Green-
meadow pensioner Iris Seiwood. Butcher • Baker Newsagent' Shoe shops' Cobblers
"It's something to read, some- Sports goods' Plants • Fashion • Fabrics' Rugs
Production Operator Owen thing to look at, keeps you up to Computer games. Nursery goods . Cards • Flowers
Martin from Greenmeadow was date with what's going on in the Pet shop 'Tools Jewellery • Sweets • Kitchen wear
equally enthusiastic. area, something to look forward to
"It's set out a lot better than other once a month and, best of all, it's Wallpapers' Crafts • Cafe
free titles, it's more informative free!" Your everyday shopping and much much more
and I'd say it's a good thing for In the year since Its launch The
Haydon Wick." Link has become a welcome addi- New Market Hall (just behind MacDonalds)
The magazine is proving to be a tion to community life in Haydon Monday - Saturday 9.30am - 5.30pm
handy source of community infor- Wick and residents hope it'll be a
mation. case of many happy returns!
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Meeting place available AT MAYS
Greenmeadow School has a vacancy for a letting for social activities on
Wednesday evenings. Clubs or societies interested in making a booking YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT
should contact the school on 521141.
SOME IMPORTANT DATES
Revisit from Hreod 21st reunion Two day lnstore Promotion
silver band Were you part of Hreod Parkway KEYCAMP 24 & 25 February
Hotje
School's class of '74? If so you may
Back at the Haydon Centre by be interested in a reunion on Sat-
popular demand are the Ald- urday 25 February at a venue near Come and have a look at a superior Keycamp tent and talk to
bourne Band who will be in con- the school. experienced Keycamp representatives about your holiday
cert from 7.30pm on Saturday 25 If you left school in the summer Easter: 14 - 17 April
February. of '74 then you are invited to at-
The concert, promoted by the tend though places are limited to City breaks, UK short breaks, Dutch bulbfields, coach tours
Bowling Club, is sure to attract a 150. For more details contact Ross Whitsun: May half term 27 May -4 June
lot of interest following the band's Page on 726709, Steve Richmond
enjoyable performance early last on 727518 or lain Haddrel on Limited free child places, book now!
year. Tickets at v.50 or E2 (concs.) 618465. UK HOLIDAYS
are available now from Centre re-
cept ion or call Barry Smith, 722972, Book the kids in early • Butlin's Fun for the family
Les Haines, 725395 or Duncan Haydon Centre staff are joining • Hoseasons Lodges & Cottages
Harper 644239. forces with The Muddy Paw Pac • Warner
Adult only breaks
Bowlers subs. for the Sly Fox Holiday Camp
Chalets & Caravans
Haydon Wick Bowling Club mem- from 20 to 24 February. • Haven
bers are reminded that 1995 sub- The Pac, leisure management • Pontins Throughout UK
scriptions are now due, half by the students from Swindon College,
end of January and the remainder will be helping children to enjoy Call for a selection of summer Ideas. Open to 7pm Thursday/Friday
by 16 March. hours of half-term fun daily 10am West Swindon Centre Tel: (01793) 873222
New Bowling Club member- -4pm with a mix of sports, games,
ships are also currently available arts and crafts and other
to Haydon Wick parishioners. To structured activities. Early The Travel Agents
find out more contact Duncan booking is advisable for these Carlson Travel Network
Harper on 644239. very popular sessions on 706666.