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The Link Magazine • June 2002 35
Hreod steps out to fitness
Youngsters at Hreod Parkway School have been given a fitness boost,
thanks to a donation from Link advertisers Prime Bodies Fitness
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The school has received fifteen steps worth some £500 which will
help give a modern dimension to aerobic exercise in PE classes.
Teacher Jackie Cross said, "the donation is fantastic, the girls really
love doing step exercises. We're all aiming for prime bodies with
them."

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together organisers will try to corn- come."
plete a team for you. More ladies' CALM is a local charity for the
teams would be welome. Swindon health area only, and has
CALM chair Don Mcarthur said been run voluntarily by parents
entrants are guaranteed an enjoy- for the last 18 years. None of the
able day and the chance to provide funds raised go to pay salaries or More commuters are buying scooters
invaluable help for a popular local office accommodation; everything • as an alternative means of transport:
charity. "We are very grateful for goes to help the children being
the support of Wrag Barn who al- treated for cancer or leukaemia, Did you know.... • You can ride: one
ways ensure superb golfing facili- and we aim to support the whole Pe geo SPeedlighl. on a car licence?
Moor Cyde News SCOO^er,f the Yee, 199 • They can do over
ties and excellent catering. The De family both during treatment and 1998, 2000. Highly C ar,deC 1999. \
Vere Hotel are again our main in the stressful period after treat- 100+ m.p•g•?
sponsor, providing our first prize ment ends or after bereavement. Road tax is only
of a round of golf and lunch at the For golf day entry forms and to £15 per year?
famous Belfry course. offer sponsorship, call Helen _ • You can buy a brand
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Staff at the De Vere Hotel at Shaw Ridge Leisure Park held a quiz night
on 9 May to present a cheque for £3,295.29 to Wiltshire Air Ambulance, ,^'" :you
their nominated charity for 2001/02. • thought
Koalas special needs playgroup will benefit from fundraising projects
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left, and Kevin Hitchens, air operations managerfront, receives the cheque
from De Vere staff, with Stephanie Hathaway of Koalas, right