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46 The Link Magazine • April 2002
Christ Church Bad hair for Barnardos Winning pictures What do you dream?
Children at Oliver Tomkins
Skyline Appeal Shop wanted Swindon residents have the chance
Church of England Junior School to take part in a nationwide scien-
Open 19 - 27 April, 10am - 4pm in Toothill supported their Lent To tie in with the Swindon Festi- tific experiment called DreamLab
val of Literature in early May, the
charity Barnardos by raising cash
In the old FADS DIY shop Swindon Children's Information to discover whether what we read
in a variety of ways in March.
Devizes Road, Old Town Centre wants youngsters to draw affects what we dream.
Miss Brown's year 3 class went
Books, GWR items, household goods, a picture of their favourite book Until mid-May library users are
in for a bad hair day and there
bric-a-brac, plants, clothing. or nursery rhyme character and being asked to record their recent
were some wacky designs on show. dreams and the types of books they
Sold in aid of Christ Church restoration write a short piece on why they
Four bad ones, from left, Jaime Taylor, like that character. are reading in a'dream diary' ques-
Bradley Gingell, Jordan Marriott- Entries will be on display at The tionnaire available at every Swin-
Wayte, Natash Welsh CIS shop and four age group win- don library.
Lower Shaw Farm, Old Shaw Lane ners will be chosen and their de- The questionnaires will be ana-
Housekeeper & Cleaner needed for signs printed on bookmarks to be lysed at the Swansea University and
a few flexible hours a week of regular distributed all over Swindon. the results announced at a major
duties. Friendly working environment. Winners will also receive a £10 conference in Boston, USA, in June.
The farm is also looking for book token and a book, to be pre- For details, call Tracey Dowling
Handyperson for occasional jobs. sented by local children's author on 465554.
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Nicola Moon (author of Aligator DreamLab is part of the Library
For details, tel: 771080
Tails and Crocodile Cakes and Happy Association's Frontiers: Science in
Birthday Amelia) during the Festi- Libraries campaign which is a re-
Toothill Afterschool Club
Playworker - 13 hours per week (3 x val of Literature. sult of a national £31,500 award
4 hour sessions, plus a 1 hour staff Application forms are available from the government's Science
meeting). £5.75 per hour (reviewed from The CIS Shop, 13 Market Year to promote science through
y
after 3 month probationary period). Street, Swindon SN1 1RZ or call the different librar sectors.
NVQ2 qualification preferred. but not Carrie-Marie Tilling on 541794 to
essential have one sent to you. Life changing course
Sessional workers (part-time) Parivar Asian Women's Group is
Minimum 4 hours per week starting a WEA 'Make Your Expe-
£4.30 per hour Giving farmers a better deal: it's a growing idea rience Count' course on 8 April,
NVQ2 qualification preferred, but not The campaign to give food producers in poor countries a better deal 12.30pm to 2.30pm, at the West
essential is gathering pace all the time and Fair Trade Fortnight during March Swindon Family Project.
Club Treasurer (part-time) focused attention on how consumers are becoming more aware that The course, which takes place in
Voluntary position for just a few hours farmers should not be exploited and trampled upon by big multi- an informal, supportive setting is
per month. Previous experience pre- national corporations. aimed at women thinking of mak-
ferred, but not essential. Last year goods ing changes in their lives.
For details, mail: toothillafter sold with the All women are invited to join.
[email protected] Fairtrade mark in- Call Mina Bhogal on 871303.
creasedbyanimpres-
sive forty per cent, ~ t
reaching £45 million SWINDON
in the nation's tills. FAMILY CHURCH
Members of the
Evange l . West Swindon part- SUNDAYS 10.30AM
0 i nership churches did
p Worsley Road $f
their bit by holding a THE WINNERS LOUNGE
coffee morning to sell ,. SWINDON TOWN F.C.
^? m m ^, n Fairtrade items. -.- ._ :.
PINEHURST PEOPLE S CENTRE
Fairtrade banana pro-
building with people ducers get twice as
Come and join us much as those selling NOW... WE ARE BACK ON THE
Sunday at I Oam & 6.30pm into non fairtrademar- FIRST SUNDAY OF THE
For further information of MONTH AT LINK CENTRE
other meetings ring: 873050, call kets say Clare Comm.
into the Church office or visit`- Jean Hill, Sue Green, For more information, inclu. mid-
www.freshbrook.org Rebecca Kershaw and week activities, call Brian on 849731
Jesus said: '7 hare come that YOU might front Sandra Herbert in association with
NEW FRONTIERS INTERNATIONAL
have LIFE and hare it in its fatness" www.fairtrade.or.uk

We are The Partnership of
Green meadow
N$BC Primar School ^I r here! 11' '
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est Swindon & the Lydiards
All Saints' For our details of our services
Lydiard Millicent and Easter Services,
Holy Trinity, Shaw .
North Swindon Baptist Church
St Mary's -"
Lydiard Tregoze
Sunday Worship 10.30am Toothill Church please contact the
- Sunday School & Creche - Web: http://nsbc.org.uk Westlea Church Partnership Office: 874221
Pastor Dennis Weaver TFLAO12913_34Ojt