Sunday 9th January 2011 
             
          A local Scout group is appealing for help in raising enough money to enable a delegation of young local people to travel to Ontario, Canada for an adventure of a lifetime. It will be the third time in 11 years the 1st Calow Scout group has undertaken such a venture.  
              
               
              £25,000 is needed to make sure the trip goes ahead, and the youngsters have been raising the cash for 18 months in various fundraising events - all organised by the scouts, their families and friends. 
               
            The next major event is a 'Race Night' to be held at Calow Community Centre on Saturday 22nd January 2011. 
             
            This event is open to the public with ticket prices set at £5.00, which includes a Pie and Pea Supper and there will be a fully licensed bar on the night. The night will be made up of 7 races for which horses can be bought in advance (@£7.00), plus one 'Auction' race for which the horses can only be bid for on the night. The winning 'owners' will receive a small prize, presented by the respective sponsor of that particular race. 
             
            Anyone who would like to buy a horse, or a ticket - or any businesses wishing to sponsor a race - can find out more about the evening by going to the fundraising page on the website http://calowscouts.org.uk. 
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
              
             
             
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