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10 The Link Magazine • December 2004
Light A Life in December Morning of
The Prospect Hospice holds its sixth Light A Life Celebration on Middle Eastern
Saturday 4 December, 5.30pm. This is an opportunity to celebrate charm
someone special, as well as to support Prospect by sponsoring a light Give your Christmas
on the Christmas tree in front of the hospice in Moormead Road, preparations a different
Wroughton. flavour by visiting a souk
The appeal culminates in the shops or the hospice itself. on Saturday 18 December,
moving Christmas Celebration Parking is restricted in 11am to Ipm at Green-
Service around the tree with ac- Wroughton and Nationwide in down School, Grange
companiment by the Wroughton Pipers Way are once again helping Park.
Silver Band, followed by warm by opening their car park and There will be dance per-
mince pies and mulled wine. Thamesdown Transport will pro- formances, videos and an
Maggie Gill, Hospice Commu- vide a shuttle bus from 4.45pm eastern emporium full of
nity Fundraiser said that 1,000 before the service and afterwards interesting and unusual
lights shine from the tree annually from 6.30pm. Fair Trade seasonal gifts
and over 1,000 names are entered Bring a dish to share in a
in the Book of Celebration. "Our Lottery response communal lunch.
service is a special start to Christmas Five readers returned the Prospect The cost is £3 per person
for a lot of people; it is extremely Lottery application form published to cover hall hire.
moving and heart warming." in the November Link. If you have Details from Sue Bickell
To sponsor a light this Christ- not joined up yet, please send the on 0790 555 2360 or mail
mas, call the fundraising depart- form back and you could be a [email protected]
ment on 815142 or pick up a form Christmas winner, or call 615870
Right, Sue Bickell
from one of the hospice charity for details.
Salon celebrates
C9LQOLI COLLIS opening 12 months on
Caroline Collis opened her new
Gold Star salon at Peatmoor Vil-
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lage Centre last December. Be-
Hairdressing, Beauty c' Hotiistie Therapies cause she had so many pre-Christ-
mas bookings it is only now that
she is catching breath to celebrate
a very successful first anniver-
sary.
Caroline, a Fellow of the Fel-
lowship of British Hairdressing,
has 20 years experience, starting at
Goldsworthy's in Swindon before
moving to work in some of the top
central London salons such as
Charles Worthington, where she
worked as a hairdresser to some
very famous names.
However the opportunity to
apply the experience gained in
London in her own business was
too great an attraction and she
moved back to Swindon. In
Caroline's salon she has built two
generously sized treatment rooms
and is proud to welcome thera-
pists Jane Wood and Yasmin
Caroline, Jane, Yasmin and their team invite you Hopkinson to the team.
Jane of Absolute Beauty is IHBC,
to celebrate their first anniversary on NVQ, IIHT, IIHHT qualified and
offers a wide variety of treatments
Wednesday 15th December including cosmetic tanning, nail
extensions, body wraps, ear pierc-
Starting at 3pm with face painting and plaiting demonstrations ing, Creative Spa manicures, pedi-
cures and a choice of facial treat-
5pm to 9pm - Hair up, beauty & holistic demonstrations/consultations ments. In the New Year Jane will
be introducing anti-aging treat-
ments and gentleman's grooming.
Yasmin is a practitioner of holis-
Collect your discount voucher at our celebration night tic therapy and offers Reiki,
Aromatherapy massage and In-
entitling you to 20% discount on your first appointment dian Head massage. She also has
extensive knowledge in health, nu-
Gift vouchers also available trition and fitness and uses her
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knowledge for holistic treatments.
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Peatmoor Village Centre Swindon ° "^ ^'"° A These are designed to balance the
FELLOWSHIP 2 body's energy systems, leaving
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(i RrrISH HAIRDRESSING 88 7800
Tel: 01 / 9 800 you feeling relaxed and refreshed.