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      Nick to leap up a go-kart class                                                      Shaw W.I.

   Go kart driver Nick Clarke from  Mansfield Begbie Associates.                     Debbie Griffiths Looks backand forward
   Mears Drive, Shaw Is hoping to be   After four years In the National               What a great summer. I sit here
   driving against some of the best In  Class he hopes to move up to the             watching my rapidly fading tan
   the country next season if he keeps  International Class next yearwhere           from Costa del Tenby, disappear
   winning races.              he will race against factory teams                    into non-existence, making sum-
     The Link  has followed Nick's  and heavily sponsored drivers. He                mer feel a life time away and winter
   progress for some time and he keeps  will need to attract a minimum of            as if it was here only yesterday. I'm
   getting better. At present he is the  £10,000 toy for the more expen-             a prime candidate for skin disor-
   leader In two dub championships  sive equipment to stay in touch                  ders since my mother innocently
   despite a twisted chassis on his kart,  with the competition.                     fried me in Nivea as a child. But
   the result of an accident earlier in   If he does well Nick hopes to              most of us at least look better with
   the season.                 eventually move intoFormula Ford                      an unhealthy glow, even at the sac-
     Nick Is presently sponsored by  car racing.                                     rifice of youthfulness.
   local Insurance consultants  Right: Nick and his racing machine                   As we settle down into the routine
                                                                                     of Autumn, why not take up a gen-
                                                                                     tle past time and join the W.I.? One
                                                                                     does not need wrinkles of early
                     Post Office dialogue with M.P.                                  tanning or old age to join. Any age
                                                                                     is welcome.
   A retired businessman from Shaw  they look at the population needs,  not providing a good service to its   We have a visit to Cloverleaf on
   has been in touch with local M.P.  the terrain, the availability of post  customers and I will be writing to  14 September. Our National Fed-
   Simon Coombs to see If he can get  offices locally and the cost of open- Mr Coombs again."   eration of Women's Institutes
   the Post Office to open a branch at  ing the branch. They don't seem to           (N.F.W.I.) 75th and Shaw W.I. 1st
   Shaw Village Centre. But nothing  be aware that the numberof houses  Editor's note:  It was interesting to  Birthday Party is on Tuesday 11
   is going to happen.         in Shaw has increased by2,000 since  read the letter from the Post Office  September at Saltway School at
     Lea Harris from Clarke Drive is  the village centre opened including  to Simon Coombs M.P. dated May  7.30p.m. We're having a Square
   so incensed by the lack of service  an elderly persons dwelling, there's  1990 explaining why a branch is  Dance and Buffet. Tickets £3.50.
   from the Post Office that he asked  a hill between us and the West  not going to be opened in Shaw. It  Happy Birthday to us!
   the M.P. to contact them. However  Swindon Centre and the queue  is almost exactly the same as a letter   Monday 17 September is our
   a copy of the letter from the Post  when you get there is always long.  sent to The Link in November 1987  monthly meeting at 730p.m. at
   Office sent to him by Simon Coombs   "Basically you can ignore the  before the village shop opened!   Shaw Community Centre, with a
   has not satisfied him.      points they make and concentrate   However we've heard a strong  talk from the Well Women Clinic.
     "I don't think the Post Office area  on the cost of setting up a branch.  rumour that the Post Office may be  For details contact me on 875725.
   manager in Bristol knows the situ- They just don't want to spend the  opening a branch soon. Rough-  Now, where did I put that pro-
   ation out here. He comments that  money required. The Post Office is  moor may not get one though.   longing cream?




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