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Party Nigh

at the Swindon &
Cricklade Railway
Wednesday
31st October, 7pm
Including
hot soup l°'
AND ABOUND SWINDON
Blunsdon Station,
Tadpole Lane, Swindon
Celebrating the fruit of life (Approx. 3 miles NW of Swindon, on the
B4553 west of the A419)
Music, performers, information and hundreds of apple varieties will be available to taste at the Great Western
Community Forest Apple Day on Saturday 27 October.
Taking place at Southfield Jun- There will be childrens workshops
ior School, Shrivenham Road, using fruit and wood, and tradi- The Giant
Highworth. 11 am to 4pm, this great ti onal apple games. A team of ap-
family event gives you the chance ple specialists will be on hand to
to celebrate the history, folklore identify different varieties and to * Costumes (500) for
children and adults
and customs of apples and or- demonstrate how to make cider
Masks: Freddie Kruger, ' `
chards. and wine. Skilled craftsmen will
Scream, Jason
also be showing off skills and trades
dating back through generations. Pumpkins and cauldrons A A
Smoke effect machines
And to get your feet tapping at this * Spiders webs, nails, fingers & tongues
feast of family fun, that nationally * Witch & devil wigs, hats and capes
acclaimed band of yokels The
Wurzels, left, will be performing Visit our 8 foot alien sleep chamber
their top ten hits, including 'Cider All occasions catered for
183 Victoria Road
Drinking."
(near the college)
Right, Roxanne and Macaila Hayes (01793) 692929/695858
at last year's Apple Day held at
Upper Shaw Farm
Check out the latest details on the
new Great Western Community
Forest web site at
www.forestweb.org.uk

Swindon's Cinders spectacular
One of the most glittering and magical pantomimes comes to the
Wyvern this December, with Britain's zaniests visual comedian leading
the hilarious, crazy antics.
Bernie Clifton plays Buttons like no other; look out for some of his
incredible characters, including a giant shark, a piggyback nun, a sumo
wrestler or an Arab sheikh. as well as an ostrich.
Appearing beside him will be Rod, Jane and Freddy, Emma Willis
from Grange Hill. Paul Mead and Swindon's Pollyann Tanner with the
Tanwood Dancers. Tickets are already selling well; book now.
The Mayor of Swindon coun Dave Cox with Bernie Clifton and Pollyann
Tanner are joined at the Cinderella launch on 5 September, with from
right, Jane, Rod, Jamie of the Wyvern, producer Charles Vance, Nikki
of the Wyvern. Freddy, Wyvern Theatre manager Ted Doan

WYVERN THEATRE
THEATRE SQUARE, SWINDON