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The Link Magazine • August 2001 37

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Service, Swindon
Smoking at Sainsburys
Al ti me Information Coordinator
From C.H. Gait Haydon Wick
starting at f 12,000 pa. COMMUNITY
Recently I decided to have lunch P U N D
in the Sainsbury's restaurant. Sainsbury' Closing date 3 August. Assistant to the Director
There were 38 people seated in 'Phone for job spec. and 28 hours per week • £6.50 per hour
the non-smoking area, some with application form on 422909 Person with flair, personality & all
small children. The entrance to the round secretarial and office adminis-
child friendly part was via the CARETAKER tration skills required to support the
smoking area, forcing parents to Urgently required for Lydiard Director of a very busy Arts Charity
run around the perimeter to res- Millicent Parish Hall Please send your CV with covering
cue their little ones. The parents Duties, hours, pay open to discussion letter to Rosa Matheson, Director,
Swindon Arts Community Fund
had opted to sit in the non-smok- Possible option of job share Wyvern Theatre, Swindon SNI 1QN
ing area and this part of the res- if preferred Tel: 01793 463 197
taurant was quite crowded. Please contact Chairwoman Mrs Fran e: [email protected]
The remaining space was occu- Blissett on 01793 770384 for details www.swindonarts.org.uk
pied by three adults, two of whom

British Lions versus The Wallabies: what an experience Rec ru ifii ng Now! o o a
Rev Peter Knight, vicar of Lydiard Millicent, who spent July in Australia with fOc uS
his wife Ro on a church exchange, predicted in the July Link that the Lions FOCUS ON CARERS
would win the series against the world champions. He was there to witness the AND SELF HELP
deciding game and sent this by e-mail describing the match on 14 July
Back in 1972 I played at Ellis Park ing presentation beforehand set the wishes to recruit Care Assistants
for England in front of the then scene. The atmosphere before, dur- with experience in care, own transport and telephone
world record crowd of 93,000 ing and afterwards was dynamite
against the Springboks. It was a and every time a try was scored We are looking for staff who are able to work two or three
memorable win. different sections of the crowd evenings and/or weekends. Full time work is also available
There were 84,188 at the Sta- erupted. I reverted to my pre-con- to those willing to work flexible hours.
dium Australia and the atmos- verted rugby playing state on sev- In return we offer:
phere was absolutely electric. We eral occasions!
left Ryde in the northern suburbs As much as it hurts me to say it, • generous mileage allowance • regular work in Swindon
of Sydney at 5.15pm with a kind the Wallabies were just about de- • ongoing training programme • holiday pay and pension
friend Geoff who had managed to served winners - their territorial Telephone: 01793 531133 for application
secure us tickets for the game and and possession advantage in the
took public transport to Homebush second half swung it their way
Bay, the location of the massive with the Lions unable to mount or Farepak Mail Order Limited is one
Olymic complex. Hundreds of Syd- sustain any worthwhile attacking
of the leading hamper packing
ney public transport buses were moves. It wasn't a classic but for companies in the UK.
on duty and the efficiency with sheer tension and drama, it was an
which the crowd was bussed in excellent spectacle. It truly could
was wonderful. have gone either way and the final The Christmas packing programme
Nearly 15,000 Lions fans were at seconds might have witnessed a will soon commence at our
the stadium - a brilliant piece of Lions try (as I predicted), but it Westmead site and we now have
design - modern, easy access, with wasn't to be. Secretly I was hoping temporary positions for Warehouse
brilliant panoramic views all for a draw. Packers and Line Feeders.
round. As we left there were Scots play-
Fireworks and a national sing- ing bag-pipes and singing, Irish
No experience is necessary for
dancing reels, the Welsh getting
drunk and the Poms looking as these positions as training will be
Wilts Festival competition winners miserable as ever. The Aussies sim- given, but applicants should be
Classical Extraganza
Sharon Thompson, Fenland Close, ply smiled and cheered. The na- reliable, physically fit and possess
tion has been so impressed with
Middleleaze; Mr HW Fleetwood, the Lions supporters and they have good co-ordination skills.
Emmanuel Close, Swindon; Mrs K been congratulated throughout the
Hunt, Warbeck Gate, Grange Park, land. What a tonic and wonderful In return they will be rewarded with
Mrs M Wood, Belsay, Toothill; Mrs difference from the usual stories a competitive rate of pay, attend-
H Spencer, Canterbury Cl, Lawns
of English soccer hooliganism. ance allowance and a free hamper
Party in the Park Three services at church tomor- at Christmas. Protective clothing
Gemma Hoskins, Lomond Close, row and I daresay a lot of'pommie- will be provided
Sparcells; Katie Pucks, Roseberry St; bashing' (even by Christians).
Miss King, Marney Rd, Grange Park; • Lydiard's Aussie vicar-see over
K & L McLaughlin, Raven-glass Rd, Hours of work are:
Westlea; Nikki O'Connor, Worsley Village Show
Rd, Freshbrook 8am to 5pm Monday to Thursday
The Lydiard Village Show will be
Website competition held in Lydiard Millicent Parish 8am to 2pm Friday
Classical: I Price, Loveage Cl, Hall on Saturday 1 September.
Woodhall Park; G Satchell, Entries to the many classes of
Somerdale Cl, Westlea produce and handicrafts invited. Farepak Mail Order
Party: Sandie Dullea, Stanway Close, Schedules are available from
Park South; Mrs Stuart, Badbury, Lydiard Millicent Post Office or
Wilts call 771116.