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18 NEWS & VIEWS
KAN FIT Clare wins dance trophy
R.T. Farley AK Nine year old Clare Amor from
KITCHENS Benwell Close, Westlea has shown
Landscape Gardener great promise by winning first prize
in West Swindon Quality Drawer & Door in her category at the Cheltenham
Festival of Dance, Music and Lit-
20 years experience. Replacement Service eracy.
Turfing, Paving, Free No Obligation Survey Performinga Romanian dance she
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Fencing, Pergolas,
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Planting New and won the Evelyn Hosking Na-
See us at West Swindon
Gardens, Rockery Centre, every Saturday tional Trophy.
Clare is a pupil at the Tanwood
Construction, School of Dancing in Old Town
Crazy Paving etc. TEL: 813766/ where she takes six dance classes a
week. She's also rehearsing with
Tel: 875174 870975 Swindon's Opera Spectra for a per-
formance of The Mikardo in June
and fits in pianoand clarinet lessons
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Tel: Swindon 535291 A week to raise awareness about a
rare muscular disease takes place in
July, but in June the parents of the
only child in Swindon suffering from
the condition are holding a fund
raising stall.
Liz Elliott from Crawford Close,
rn••ités
Freshbrook will be selling knitted
toys and cakes at the Link Centre
Unit 12 Brindley Close, Cheney Manor Industrial Estate, Swindon
Charity Market on Saturday 20 June
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Is 0860 808061
for the Jennifer Trust for Spinal
Muscular Atrophy (SMA).
Her daughterF1eur2 suffers from
Intermediate Spinal Muscular Atro-
phy, which is a wasting of the mus-
cles due to degeneration of nerve
BARBECUES cells in the spinal cord. Fleur gets
around a little with the aid of a Liz Elliott and Fleur
special walking frame and move-
A taste of ment in her arms is reduced. ing was wrong. Eventually at 21
A wide range
to choose from: ChildrenwithSMAarebrightand months Fleur was referred to a spe-
happy and capable of normalactivi- cialist at Great Ormond Street Hos-
O Broil King
O Sunbeam ?the ' reat ties, despite their problems with mo- pital where she was diagnosed as
bility and independence.
suffering from SMA.
The Jennifer Trust is also collecting
Because the condition is rare,
_, many medical practitioners have not stamps to raise money for its work.
O Sunnflair ,- I come across it. In Fleur's case, Liz Liz Elliott will be happy to receive
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O Camping Gaz noticed that she wasn't developing donations for her stall on 20 June
rs at ten months but she grudgingly and to talk to anybody interested in
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O Arkla accepted medical advice that noth- finding out more about SMA.
%.
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