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42 The Link Magazine • November 2000
    Dave Rogers                 Big cash bonanza from Breakthrough breast cancer breakfast
    pai cte r.cd ?^eeaustdt    Bras were big news at a                                      Black Thunder reporter
                                                                                            Hannah Hunter whipped
                               breakfast held at Brook
                               Field School on 20 Octo-                               f   hers off and raised £140.
        Interior and exterio
                               ber to raise over £2,700 for                                 whilst newsreader Debb
      decorating carried out to
                               Breakthrough breast can-                                     Evans was bid £50.
      a high standard including:
                               cer.                                                           Organised by Eunice
        • Painting • Wallpapering  GWRfm reported the                                       Salmon from Nine Elms
        • Coving  Tiling       event live and completely                                    with help from fourteen
        • General Maintenance  reorganised their morning                                ;__  volunteers, cooking, serv-
        • Gardening            show for an on air auction.                              ? Y ing and clearing up, over
                                Ex-Brook Field pupil                           h       *:   100 breakfasts were en-
                               Billie Piper sent abra which  Eunice Salmon, mid-left, with Swindon Mayor  joyed.
      For a prompt friendly    raised £300, and Melinda  coun Arthur Archer and volunteer helpers  Last year Eunice raised
       professional service    Messenger's raised £200.  displaying bras donated by Billie and Melinda  £555 in her home. So she
        Telephone: 875354                                                            was delighted to achieve such an
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      Mobile: 07970 483393      Couple run to make dreams come true lmpress^                ° e ° a .
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                                                                                       ' It is really fantastic that we've
                               Abbey Meads couple Trevor and Elaine Whittle, who run Spillers had so much support for the event
     CL Reclaimed              Furnishings in Old Town will be pounding the streets in the New from stars like Billie and Melinda,
                               York marathon on 5 November in aid of Dreams          from GWR and other businesses,
           Timber              Come True, the charity which helps terminally ill     all the volunteers who helped out
                               children achieve their wish.                          andthepeoplewhocameforbreak-
    Ply, timber, hardboard,     Trevor did the Three Peaks Challenge last year,  (   fast.  The money goes towards
    chipboard,       T         but Elaine is breaking into new ground.               helping tackle a disease that strikes
                                "Really I hate running," she said. "I'm a normal     down so many women."
    sleepers,
                               housewife with two kids, involved with a busi-          She wanted to thank all the busi-
    telegraph poles            ness. I always avoided PE at school if I could."      nesses who helped make the day a
                                She started training in March and is now peak-       success including Sandridge Farm
    Delivery arranged
                               ing for the word's biggest marathon. "I'm looking     for supplying Wiltshire bacon and
    in Swindon area
                               forward to it. The crowds really get behind the       sausages, Purton House Organics
     Drop by or tel: •9715     40,000 runners; the atmosphere should be amaz-        Doves Farm, Sainsburys at Bridge-
                               ing. And afterwards we're going to have a few         mead, Marks & Spencer, Iceland,
    The Yard                   days without the children which will be great as      Whittards, Hilton Hotel, DeVere
    Tate Estate                well."                                                Hotel, Playtex and Swindon Con-
    Kingsdown Road              To sponsor Trevor and Elaine, drop into Spillers,  3i  tractors, as well as  Brook Field
    Stratton St Margaret, Swindon
                               132 Victoria Road, or call them on 522329.            School.
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   During November Swindon Cats  could be your answer
   Protection League will pay the full  Pets At Home is a service  Unit 5              Opening hours:
   cost of a female cat spay and £15                        Abbeymeads Village Centre  Mon - Fri 9am - 6.30pm
   towards a tom's neutering for any-  which cares for all your pets  Elstree Way      Saturday 2pm - 4pm
   one on benefits.            (except dogs) in their own home                         Consulting hours: By appointment
     Just go along to a vet of your  anywhere in the West Swindon  Abbeymeads          Mon - Fri: 11am -12.30pm,
   choice and ask for the procedure     area only.          Swindon                    2pm - 4pm; 5.30pm - 6.30pm
   to be carried out and the league  Telephone Sheila Mitchell  Tel: (01793) 728728    Saturday 2 - 4pm
   will settle up the accounts.   for further details on   24 HR EMERGENCY SERVICE -All Sunday and Emergency consults by
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