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                                             Swindon Wide
                                                            Party for Prospect during May
     /DIAMOND                  15 Rodbourne Rd, Swindon
                                Tel: 01793 497591         Swindon's Prospect Hospice celebrates its twenty-first birthday on 1
       TELEVISION                 www.diamondtv.co.uk     May and they are hoping the whole town will party for 21 days to kick off
                                                          a year of fundraising.
                                                            One of the aims of the year is to  thing much bigger says commu-
      invites you to see the new range of                 boost Prospect's income by a mas-  nity fundraiser Gillian Richardson.
        digital televisions from Loewe                    sive twenty-one per cent so that  "The Mayor and the town crier will
    12 months interest free credit (subject to status)    the range of services can be in-  be delivering a six foot card to the
     Example: PLANUS                                      creased. The annual cost to run  hospice and cutting a giant cake to
     • Digital 100 HZ anti-flicker technology             the hospice is £2.3 million, over  launch the year of events. We're
     • Super-flatline picture tube                        £6,000 a day, seventy per cent of  hoping our supporters will organ-
     • NICAM stereo (can be upgraded to                   which has to come from voluntary  ise their own parties in homes,
       Dolby Pro-Logic 32" only)                          support.                   schools and local halls during the
     • Wide screen 16:9 format
     • Picture in Picture facility                          Currently the multi-professional  following twenty-one days; it could
     • Colours: Graphite or Arctic                        team at the hospice provides spe-  be a formal dinner or a mad hat-
                                                          cialist palliative care for patients  ters' tea party."
    Other ranges available. Call in for demonstration at our new showroom  with cancer, motor neurone dis-  The target is to raise £7,000,
                                                          ease and AIDS, and those caring  equal to just one day's care at the
                                                          for them, both in the hospice at  Prospect Hospice. There's a trip
      Swindon's Art, Craft & Picture                      Wroughton and for people living in  for two to Paris for the party that
                                                          an area from Highworth in the north  raises the most money.
                  Framing Outlet                          to Ludgershall to the south.  Call 815142 for a Prospect pa rty
                                                            1 May is just the start of some-  fundraising pack.
       A wide range of products for the artist,           Cheers. The Giant Card Company Joanna McKinley looks on  as community
         student, crafter & DIY picture framer            fundraiser Gillian Richardson is topped up by Old Town Prospect shop
                                                          manager Marlene Dailey, right, with help from volunteer Greta Smith.
               DMC Needlework Main Agent
     All year round low prices guaranteed                                 CONCRATIOATION ,
       Framework Art & Craft         Hours of opening
           63 Pembroke Centre      Mon/Fri 9.00am to 5.30pm
       Cheney Manor Trading Estate  Sat   9.00am to 5.00pm
           Swindon SN2 2P0            Free parking
        Tel/Fax (01793) 513069     Please phone for directions


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     famillyclub                                              Outlet outing              Go to the limit
     bar & restaura                                       Instead of a sponsored Ridgeway  Link magazine advertising sales
                                                          ramble, stopped by foot-and-  person Jenni Fowler is raising
                                                          mouth, Prospect Hospice is hold-  money for Prospect Hospice by
                                                          ing an `Outlet Outing' at the Great  going over the top at an army
    • Function Room fl                                    Western Designer Village on Fri-  assault course - and she wants
       (100 people)                                       day 4 May, 6.30pm to 9.30pm.  readers to join her on 9 June.
                                                           Supporters will be walking, push-  Organised by former army in-
    • Conference Room         pacity 00),^                ing buggies or wheeling wheel-  structor Steve Collis, who now
                                                          chairs, and window shopping. The  runs Upper Limits fitness, partici-
            ry or y
    • Ope f          ;h \
                                                         'shops will be closed, but street  pants will receive full instruction
                                                          entertainers will make each quar-
    4 LIVE tent      ?ment every        Ce1              ter mile lap interesting    with warm up, then take part in
       Frida         lay/S nday            ^ebrate         There is free car parking and  team races over a demanding
                                           l cur                                     assault course.
                                                                                       The cost of £34 (reduced from
     • Bar wit       Sports          Birth,              every participant will recieve outlet  £45) includes transport to the site
                                                         village discount vouchers. There
                                           day           are prizes for the most laps cov-
       Restaurant                                at                                  near Chippenham, refreshment,
                                                         ered and the largest amount raised,  use of equipment and insurance.
       Skittle Alr Darts7Pool Tabl     V'sion            as well as a shop window quiz.  The pick up will be 1 pm at the
                                                           Registration beforehand on  West Swindon Centre and you
    • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK                                 815142 is £3; on the day £4.  will be back by 5.30pm.
                                    R                                                  Upper Limits will donate £4 per
                                                               Loose change          person to Prospect Hospice.
         109/111 Cricklade Rd                             Prospect has launched a special  Call Steve Collis on 01666 -
                                     How To Find US      pyramid shaped 21st birthday ap-  838488 and say you want to join
          orse Hill, Swindon                             peal collecting box. Decorated with  the Link Sunflower team.
                                                                                       If you cannot take part, but
         Tel: 01793 486223           q k                 the Prospect Hospice sunflower, it  could sponsor Jenni, call her on
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                                                         cannot be missed and is an ideal
         Fax 01793 644490                                collecting point for loose change at  872531, or send cheques made
                                                         home or in the office. To get yours,  out to Prospect Hospice to The
                                                         call 815142.                Link, address page 4.
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