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                                                            Aladdin's antics continue until 13 January
              GARY WILKINSON
                                                           Aladdin, this season's pantomime
          Car Body Repairs and Paint Spraying              at the Wyvern Theatre, is well into
               M.o.T. Repairs and Welding                  its run, but there is still time to buy
                      Free Estimates                       a ticket before it closes.
                                                             And for the second year, the star
        Unit 12 Brindley Close Cheney Manor Industrial Estate Swindon
                                                           of the show is an Australian soap
        01793 421125                    $ 0860 808061      actress: Aleetza Wood from Home
                                                           and Away. Although she emigrated
                                                           down under with her family at the
    MOBILE CAR SERVICING t REPAIRS                         age of four, Aleetza has returned
                                                           every year for Christmas and al-
           ectronic tuning * Welding * Electrica o t       ways saw a panto with her mother.
               * MoTs arranged (no re-test fee)            "It's really exciting to actually ap-
                                                           pear in one," she said. "Panto-
      For a reliable local service with over 20 years experience  mime is uniquely British and really
        •               (No VAT to pay)                    makes you work in a different way.
      CALC`GRAHAM ON (01793) 873045 or 07867 556350        Every show is different and and  Geoff, Aleetza and Juliette
                                                           anything can happen. I really en-  played a wide range of characters
                                                           joy ad libbing my way through the  on stage and TV. The other lead,
       Swindon's Art, Craft & Picture                      part and working with experienced  Geoff Hinsliff also has a long back-
                                                                                      ground in theatre and film, as well
                                                           actors like Juliette and Geoff is a
                   Framing Outlet                          great experience as well."  as his most public role Don Brennan
                                                            Although well known for her role  in Coronation Street.
                                                           as Pearl in Last of the Summer  To book a ticket for Aladdin, call
        A wide range of products for the artist,           Wine, the one with the brown beret the Wyvern Theatre box office on
          student, crafter & DIY picture framer            and glasses, Juliette Kaplan has  524481.
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                                                                Co-Op combines with railway
      All year round low prices guaranteed
                                                                        to combat vandals
        Framework Art & Craft         Hours of opening
            63 Pembroke Centre      Mon/Fri 9.00am to 5.30pm  Swindon's steam railway restoration project between Blunsdon and
        Cheney Manor Trading Estate  Sat   9.00am to 5.00pm  Purton has benefitted from a £1,000 grant from the Co-op community
            Swindon SN2 2PQ            Free parking        dividend scheme, thanks to Merle Cooper from Upper Statton.
         Tel/Fax (01793) 513069     Please phone for directions  She read that vandals
                                                           had destroyed a fence
                                                           around the picnic area
                                                           at the Swindon and
                                                           Cricklade Railway So-
                                                           ciety and wrote to the
                                                           Oxford, Swindon and
                                                           Gloucester Co-op to say
                                                           that the railway society
                                                           was a deserving cause.
                                                            The former Co-op
                                                           shop manageress in
                                                           Cheney Manor Road
        Buy direct from your local                         said "the railway gives  Steve Austin and Jim Larkin for the railway
                                                           so much enjoyment to
     manufacturer and save money                           children and adults. It's  society receive the grant cheque from Merle
                                                           a great shame that all
                                                                              Cooper and Karen Webb, with fence build-
    At Faringdon Upholstery we manufacture top quality upholstery  the voluntary effort  ers Bob Simmons and Dave Mabey
     supplied direct to the public. We make your furniture the way  should be undone by
        you want it, with thousands of fabrics to choose from.  vandals."
                                                            Geoff Austen, chairman of Swin-  Big boost for
     * Craftsman built                  Don't settle for   don and Cricklade Railway Soci-
                                                           ety trustees, said that the applica-
                                         mass produced                                    canal group
     * All suites fully guaranteed                         tion form had arrived out of the
                                     when you can have
                                                           blue and he was delighted that  The Swindon branch of the Wilts
     * All suites covered in          made-to-measure      Merle had recommended the soci-  and Berks Canal Amenity Trust
       your own choice of fabric     for the same price!   ety. "It's a mark of recognition that  has secured a huge grant of
                                       Come and see our    a member of the public put us  £40,000 from the Hills Group of
     y                                                     forward for a grant. We are re-  Marlborough, the largest single
     t Solid wood frames                wide selection of
                                                           building yesterday's railway for to-  amount ever received by the trust
                                            suites today   morrow's children and the support  in 23 years.
     * Made to measure
                                                           of the community is essential in  This will allow the 220 metre
     * Re-upholstery                                       helping us achieve this aim."  stretch of canal at Kingshill, behind
                                                            Karen Webb, Co-op corporate the filling station, to be dug out,
       service             01367            starts Saturday  marketing manager, said the divi-  bringing the canal closer to the
     * Curtains        ' , 4l85s             30 December  dend scheme is open to any local  town centre and a part of Swindon
                                                                                      history back to life.
                                                          organisation that benefits the com-
                                _                  10 am   munity. Leaflets and application  Hills occupied the adjacent site
                                                          forms are available in Co-op stores,  from 1906 to 1991 before it was
                                                          or call 0800 435902.        redeveloped for housing.
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