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24 HAYDON WICK
Cafe cabaret invite Funtathalon for the family
HK AT HOME
The Haydon Players celebrate 50 The Haydon Centre is holding the Prizes will be presented during
Appointments years since the end of the war with first annual Funtathlon as part of the evening. If you'd like to take
an evening of entertainment at the the Thamesdown Games on Satur- part details and entry forms are
available weekdays,
Haydon Centre on 6 and 7 Septem- day 16 September. This is a fun available from the centre on 706666.
evenings & weekends ber. sporting occasion with 4 different
For all aspects of hair care - Charlie Chaplin, the Red Baron, age categories in each event plus a Swing a club
over 12 years experience three dancing cleaners, and a party special 'surprise' family event. Ac-
of escaping army prisoners are part tivities include badminton, short There's also a Thamesdown Games
Tel: Elaine (01 793) 705049 of the fun of 'Cafe Cabaret.' There mat bowls, trampolining, snooker, Golf Marathon on Sunday 17Sep-
(answerphone) will be dance, song, variety club short tennis, cricket, football skills tember from 8.30am - 230pm at
Mobile - 0378 406641 extravaganza, a good old audience and much much more. Moredon Community Golf Park.
sing-a-long and a few surprises. Organisers are hoping that com- Entrants will compete to play
Gents wet cut from £3.50
The Players are renowed for petitors of all levels will enter into the maximum number of holes in 3
Ladies cut and blow dry putting on a good show and this the spirit of the event and 'have a hours. Players of all standards are
from £6.00 one will be no exception. Tickets go'. From 730pm, participants can invited to enter and take a swing at
Perms £17.50 at £2.50 (1 concessions) are avail- relax and enjoy a skittles night af- the top spot. Entry fee is £5. For
able from the Haydon Centre. ter the games have been completed. entry forms and details call 433165.

THE NEW MARKET HALL

MARKET STREEYSWINDON
DO YOU KNOW
WHAT'S INSI

Butcher • Baker Newsagent Shoe s ops • Co. ers
Sports goods • Plants • Fashion • Fabrics • Rugs Computer games
Nursery goods . Cards • Flowers Pet shop . Tools . Jewellery
Sweets • Kitchen wear Wallpapers . Watches • Books
Baby Clothes • Bathroom wear • Crafts • Cafe
Your everyday shopping and much much more
New Market Hall (just behind MacDonalds)
Monday - Saturday 9.00am - 5.30pm
Staff and residents of Fessy House show off the weighing machine
wheel chair and stereo system presented by the Allied Dunbar staff
charity at the end of July.
Pictured above from left to right, Violet Hinkin, Fessy House manager Gill
Storey, Hazel Burke, assistant manager, Lily Dore, Gwyn Jameson, Hilda
Skuse, Gladys Thomson

Bounce into Autumn
The Haydon Centre's new 7 week course is suitable for children of
trampolining courses for 5-16 year mixed abilities. For details and
Mead Way, Sparcells, West Swindon olds starts on Monday 4 Septem- enrolments ring 706666.
ber with two sessions from 3.30 -
Enjoy some of the best 430pm and 4.30 - 530pm. Age Concern Rummage Sale
These popular sessions will also Haydon Wick
Chinese cuisine in run on Fridays from 8 September Workingmen's Club
with classes at the same times. The Saturday 16 September, 1 .3Opm
Swindon
Help your garden recover
At home with the Find out about plants to create a
colourful display year after year
Chinese Experience !/ with the Garden Society at the
Haydon Centre on Tuesday 26 Sep-
takeaway service tember from 730pm. The topic is
herbaceous and hardy perennial
40ø Me biadi4. a1 Ia Me e&i.c, a plants, alpines and snowdrops
with guest speaker, Mrs Audrey
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Bockin. New members are wel-
To place your order come to attend.
Garden Society members pulled
to book a table, telephone out all the stops to put on a good
selection of entries to the annual
(01793) 877888 show on 18 August.
Right: Una Lambournfrom The Street,
Large parties & corporate clients welcome Moredon won the prize for the best
Private dining facilities available overall exhibit with her hanging bas-
ket. She is pictured with club chair-
man Ron Walkiate