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8 SHAW
Playgroup play with real fire engine

Qet in tune
with

Piano LIJLLJLJ
and music theory

taught by
Shelley Morgan

Tel 01793 725778
All ages Beginners and Improvers•

Deb's Sunbedsflome Aental A fire crew from Westlea Station visited Shaw's Jellytots playgroup to
tell the youngsters about their work and demonstrate equipment. The
9 Tube Pine Canopies children looked on open mouthed as the crew turned on the flashing
blue lights and were deafened by the various sirens and squawks the
8 Tube Slim line Canopies (including facial boosters)
fire engine could make to clear drivers off the road.
Doubles also available • Excellent rates Above: Timothy Robson does some real water play with Fireman Ian Mansfield
Tel: Swindon 421665 anytime
Running for fun (and trophies)
MODERN DRIVING TECHNIQUES Seventy pupils and a few parents
from Shaw's Salt Way School took
WEST SWINDON'S PREMIER DRIVING SCHOOL a run to raise money for school
• High Pass Rate • One-One Tuition funds on Saturday 8 July. The
• Full Hour Tuition • Motorway Tuition route took them out of the school
• Free Pick Up Service
grounds, along footpaths to the
ALAN COLLICT. Est. W Swindon 1978
entrance of Lydiard Park and back
01793 872244 again.
Trophies donated by Nation-
wide Building Society were
awarded to the following who won
DI 4- 5 years - Matthew Godsell
their sections:
Boys:

8 - 9 years - Jeremy Janisch
0 6 - 7 years - Scott Campbell
10 - 11 years - Matthew Plant
Girls:
LOOK and LISTEN before you commit yourself to any 4- 5 years - Caroline Murray
major home improvement. New windows, doors and And Bat Man took part too! The Salt 6-7 years - Emma Cowdry
Way runners take off for a race to 8-9 years - Rachel Plant
especially a new conservatory
Lydiard Park and back 10 - 11 years - Emily Hill
can transform your home... Lii

but its worth using this 'CIIECKLIST
simple checklist: Innovation at Shaw Fun Day
O CHOICE,'
Are they offering a good
range of designs and various The Acorn Playgroup from Holy
locking options? Trinity Church, Shaw Centre pro-
duced one of the more unusual
O REPUTATI0N:1
ita well known stalls seen at a fete for some time.
LOCAL firm, well established
with a reputation to protect? Their Amazing Stone Age One
Armed Bandit at Shaw Village Fun
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Day on 8 July had all-corners guess-
U 9UALIT)5 Are the prod
uctsthey ing when human arms shot out
installsupplledbya major
nationa/manufaturer like from behind a screen bearing real,
A'A'A'A
Coastal? juicy fruit.
Shaw Residents' Association
GUARANTEE. ,S my i chairperson Bob Bauld said the
Properly prote cted? nvestment
event was successful given the SRA
were competing against the Wim-
bledon Women Final on TV and
the Old Town Festival. "It was a
ERMIN WINDOWS nice local community event," he
said.
Call Brian Smith on 824419 He thought that after expenses Acorn Playgroup members Elizabeth
have been met, about £200 will be Archer, Amy Wooster, Joshua Cattle
A supplier and install,' 01 Windows, doors and --al— donated to the Prospect Hospice. with the human fruit machine