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11 September 2003 • Number 50 www.TheRivieraGazette.comThe Côte d’Azur’s English-language newspaper

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Film Guide Where to see Terminator 3: Rise of theMachines in English, p7 My Riviera Photographer Nick Danziger on

travel, photos and Tony Blair, p6 What’s On Athletics and the Prada Challenge inMonaco, and Nice’s Triathlon, p8

Sky’s the LimitParachuting competition

on now in Gap, p3

Wine WhineProtesters furious at Côtes

du Rhône goat gripe, p4

Signing OffBenefits cut to ease

budget deficit, p4

Owzat!Local cricket side heads

for Paris finals, p5

Size IS EverythingUnlikely stretch limo

rolls into Nice, p5

Film Guide21 English-language

films in seven cinemasthis week, p7

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By JENNY PAUL

A STAGGERING haul ofweapons, ammunition and60,000 Ecstasy tablets was seizedby police in a dawn raid inAntibes last Wednesday.

Daniel Choumar, 32, has beenplaced under arrest for ‘infringe-ment of the drugs and arms legis-lation’ and for possession of falsedocuments after the policeswooped on his home between thetown’s ramparts and La Salisbeach.

“It is clear this man is part of a gang.We are at the start of a very largeinvestigation and the rest of the peo-ple involved are still at large and, nat-urally, extremely dangerous,”warnedGuy Sapata, the Nice-based headinvestigator on the case.

The chilling array of arms found inChoumar’s cellar include two Uzi9mm sub machine guns, two pump-action shotguns, an assault rifle,knives and a sawn-off shotgun.Otheritems included blue police car lights,handcuffs, security arm bands, bul-lets,shotgun cartriges,radio scanners,two stun guns, fake drivers licencesand identity cards.

Investigations“There is no doubt that somethingvery serious was being planned,”Sapata told The Gazette.“This is justthe beginning of what is going to be avery important, thorough and long

investigation. The 16 kilos of Ecstasyis the biggest haul in France this yearand has a street value of €1 million.We are confident we have found thestock, now we will be concentratingon catching the other team members.”

Choumar, previously unknown tothe police,was brought to their atten-tion by an informant.

“We were acting on informationthat was given to us in connectionwith an ongoing drugs investigationin Marseille,”said Sapata.

Choumar worked in a beachfrontbistro, Le Passe Temps on BoulevardMaréchal Leclerc in Antibes.

Neighbours have been shocked tolearn that they have been living in the

shadow of a drug-dealing armedcriminal.“I thought I knew him quitewell, he seemed very nice. I’m reallyshocked he has turned out to beinvolved in something like this,” aneighbour, who did not wish to benamed, told The Riviera Gazette.

Le Passe Temps declined to com-ment when contacted by The Gazette.

DEADLY ... Police believe the arms cache found in a cellar in the old town of Antibes belongs to an underground criminal network

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35 hour week debateTHE French 35-hour working week is upfor debate after this summer’s heatwavecoupled with annual leave put ‘insur-mountable pressure’ on hospitals.

Speaking in Le Figaro, prime ministerJean-Pierre Raffarin underlined theimportance of re-examining the length ofthe working week.The move comes as thegovernment is considering abolishing abank holiday to pay for healthcare for theelderly.

Maigret versus Ferry A LIVE television debate featuring LucFerry, the education minister, was inter-rupted by protestors on Monday. Thedebate, held in the Sorbonne in Paris andshown on TF2,was off air for half an hourwhile the mainly student protesters wereremoved. An episode of detective dramaMaigret replaced it but was promptly cutshort as the debate resumed.

Monaco joins EuropeMONACO may be eligible to join theEuropean Council by October. Theprocess was initiated five years ago but theprincipality was required to implementseveral constitutional reforms andchanges in its financial dealings beforebeing allowed to join.

Grants for homesusing solar powerTHE government is offering an incentiveof up to €1,400 for people installing solarpanels to heat their water. Anyone whoinstalls at least two square metres of solarpanels is eligible for the grant.For furtherinformation call 04 91 47 53 73.

Public schools shunIN a recent survey nearly a third of parentsquestioned were considering privateschooling for their kids.The move towardsthe private sector comes after schools weredisrupted by strike action earlier thisyear – and as more is threatened.

THE SKY over the high Alps town of Gap has beenfilled with over 1,500 parachutists this week – all com-petitors taking part in the French Federation of SkyDiving’s annual ‘Le Mondial’ competition.

Sky divers from 45 countries are taking part, and thecompetition is being watched by 50 to 60 thousand spec-tators.Highlights include sky-surfing,where divers jumpinto freefall and surf the air on boards,and formation sky-diving,where five to seven divers jump from 7,000 feet andlink up as they fall at over 200km/h to form patterns.

“The event has been awesome so far ,”Catherine Gallet,a Mandelieu-based member of the French team told TheRiviera Gazette.“We’re competing against a very high stan-dard of entries, but we do hope to win something by theend of the week. The team as a whole is strong.”

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BRITS BACK FUNDRAISERFOR FIREMEN’S FAMILIES

RING OF FIRE . . . reader PaulVernon snapped this picture as

the wall of flame closed in

A BENEFIT concert is being held in Cogolin onSaturday evening to raise money for the familiesof the three firemen who died in the Var fires lastweek,and top of the bill is Moody Blues star JustinHayward.

“It will be a Bal Populaire, an event for thewhole family rather than a pop concert,”organis-er Paul Vernon, a Cogolin resident, told TheRiviera Gazette.

“There will be stalls selling food and drinks con-tributed by local residents.It should be a gourmetexperience with everything from couscous toProvencal dishes and wines from the region.

“All money raised will be paid into the fund setup by the firemen for this very good cause.”

Moody Blues singer and local resident JustinHayward is set to perform the band’s internationalsmash hit Nights in White Satin and other actsinclude the Fred Davies Band, the Euros, SteffanSilas with a sound and light show,Latin jazz fromLos Lodgerios and Marc Esteban playing countryand western.The evening kicks off at 6:00pm.

Paul was moved to get involved after being res-cued by firemen during the fires.“My friend Jackrang up in a panic.I went over to get their animalsinto his house as the fire was only 30 metres away.

They have a dancing horse who used to per-form at the Camelot theme park in the UK.We hadto put the horse in the lounge.The other animalswere herded into the garage under the house.

“I thought I heard the roar of a fire truck com-ing up the hill but when I ran out it was a wall offire and I was hit by incredible heat. We were allpretty scared but the pompiers found us as wewere flashing SOS from the balcony.They broughtthe truck up just in the nick of time.

“Those guys died in very similar circumstances,not far from the house.They were incredibly brave,and we must do what we can for their families.”

FALL GUYS . . . free-falling sky divers link up over Gap this week

Var benefit concert to featureMoody Blues’Justin Hayward

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Rents on the riseTHE cost of renting an apartment soared17.4 per cent in the Alpes-Maritimes dur-ing the last year.The increase is blamed on“lack of property available to rent and highdemand for long and short term rentals,”according to Olivier Miller of Nice-basedFNAIM.“The situation will not get betterin the foreseeable future.”

Mud slide threatTHE Var is now threatened by mudslidesafter the summer fires destroyed much ofthe area’s vegetation. Towns and ruralhouses are at risk of being swamped as therains arrive.The French forestry commis-sion is currently carrying out preventativemeasures such as building dams and cut-ting back overhanging branches of trees.

Yeltsin back in NiceBORIS Yeltsin was back in the area thisweek for his annual holiday. The formerRussian president was accompanied bywife Naina,daughter Elena and grandsonValery.The family visited several local artgalleries including the Maeght foundationand the Matisse museum.

Bubbly takes offCHAMPAGNE lovers can look forward toan excellent vintage this year as theextreme temperatures have boosted thequality of the Pinot Noir grapes used tomake bubbly.The heatwave also forced thechampagne grape harvest forward toAugust 20, the earliest in living memory.

Expats like Germany FRANCE is now the seventh most popu-lar destination for those moving to a newcountry, a survey revealed on Friday. TheUS came top of the list,with the UK com-ing second and Germany in fourth place.

Hooligans on declinePUBLIC acts of delinquency dropped by10 per cent in August. Incidents of crimesincluding mugging,assault and burglarieshave all decreased in the last year.

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Mine destroyedFIREFIGHTERS on a divingtraining exercise found a seamine dating back to WW2 inthe bay of Villefranche lastweek.

They called in Toulon’snaval bomb disposal team,who rushed to the scene atDarse beach. An exclusionzone was placed around thepotentially lethal bomb,which was then detonated.

There are likely to be moreas German soldiers who setup army barracks inVillefranche’s old port duringWW2 are known to havebooby trapped the bay.

Reality show axedA RESOUNDING ‘Non!’hasbeen given to a governmentminister who planned to starin a reality TV show on TF1.

Advisors to prime ministerJean-Pierre Raffarin unani-mously voted against minis-terial participation in theprogramme after seeing apilot episode of the show.

Jean-François Copë was tostar in the first episode of 36Hours, in which cameraswould have spent a week witha politician.The channel saysthe show would be a way ofmaking politicians lessdetached from voters.

A SOUTH African wine pro-ducer is hitting out at Frenchauthorities who are planningto sue him over the use of histrademark names Goats doRoam and Goat-Rotí.

The Institut National desAppellations d’ Origine(INAO), a government body,claims that the trade namesunfairly resemble the con-trolled appellations of Côtes duRhône and Côtes Rôtie wines.

But vintner Charles Backclaims the tongue in cheeknames are a tribute to the goatsthat roam his Fairview Estate.

In protest at a trademark bat-tle in the US,Back and his sup-porters staged a picket outsidethe French Chamber ofCommerce and Industries andFrench Trade Commission inCape Town.

Some of the protestersdonned goat masks and werearmed with placards to rein-force their message, whichincluded ‘Save our Goat’,Support our Bokke (goats),Don’t buck our Goat and BokBok staan Styf (Goats standFirm!).

WOULD-BE boulevard cruisers can now hire Harley Davidsons bythe day after the US-based EagleRider motorcycle rentalfranchise opened this week in Antibes and Cannes.“You can renta Harley from €140,with everything included – but of course youmust have a bike license,” manager Roger Harding (picturedright) told The Gazette.

EagleRider’s founder and president Chris McIntyre (left),who flew in from Los Angeles for the launch party, said “We’vegot 35 locations worldwide, and a fleet of 1,500 bikes, all lessthan a year old.We’re Harley Davidson’s biggest customer.Thesebikes are all about relaxation and enjoyment of life, and we’rereally pleased to be opening our first French hire centres here onthe Riviera, where the weather is perfect for cruising.”

Medics hit backANGRY doctors hit back thisweek after a governmentreport blamed them for thenation’s heat death crisis.

The report said doctors’annual holidays had been asignificant factor in the crisis.But the medics don’t agree.“Itis incongruous to reproach adoctor for going on holiday inAugust when doctors areamong those who work thelongest hours – an average of59 hours a week,” Dr MichelChassang, president of theCSMF (Confederation ofFrench Doctors’Unions),toldreporters.

CHEESED OFF . . . goat protestors

HUNTERS will be headinginto the region’s forests somethree weeks later than normalas the season opens in theAlpes-Maritimes this Sunday.

Hunting season normallystarts on August 17,but the for-est fire crisis has led to a delaythis year.

Wild boars are expected tobe easy pickings as the popula-tion has concentrated inlandafter the bush fires and the lackof food during the heatwave.

Game birds are also high upon the list.“Last year pheasant

numbers were down due tocold weather, but this yearpromises a bumper season,”Bernard Baudin, president ofthe local hunting association,told The Gazette.

Other animals that would bewell advised to hide includestags, roe deer, hares andchamois – as well as humanswho like walking in the coun-tryside; each year brings anumber of shooting accidentsas trigger-happy hunters mis-take walkers for game in theregion’s woodland.

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Government getswinemaker’s goat

AS THE number of people out of work riseson the Côte d’Azur the government is makingswingeing cuts to unemployment benefitentitlement in an attempt to reduce the coun-try’s budget deficit, writes Jenny Paul.

ASSEDIC, the French dole office, is shorten-ing the amount of time unemployed people canclaim benefits.

But the changes have been introduced as itwas revealed that long-term unemployment hasrisen by 16 per cent.

According to figures released this week thejobless total for the Alpes-Maritimes hasincreased by four per cent in the last year andnow stands at 41,609.

“I went into the ANPE office where they helpyou get a job and they casually mentioned thatmy benefit entitlement runs out at the end of the

year,not in April as I had thought,”a reader,whodid not wished to be named, told The Gazette.

“So I went into the ASSEDIC office,who con-firmed it.They haven’t even sent out letters to tellpeople yet.What you are entitled to all dependson how long you’ve worked in France. I hadplanned around my entitlement, but nowthey’ve moved the goalposts without warning.

“I now have the stress of looking for a job ina market which isn’t very strong and worryingabout what I’ll do if I don’t find a job before mybenefit runs out at Christmas. I’ll have to takewhatever I can find, rather than holding out forthe right one.”

“We’ll be OK, though – we’re just going todownsize for the time being,”he concluded.

Unemployed readers unsure about their enti-tlement should call their local ASSEDIC office.

Dole queues lengthen

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University of TasteA UNIVERSITY of Taste is opening inReims, in the Champagne region.

Government minister Renaud Dutreilannounced on Saturday that “it will be amulti-discipline facility which will gatherhistorians, researchers, sociologists, doc-tors and dieticians.”

The idea is to make it possible toobtain an internationally recognizeddegree, on a par with a Harvard MBA.

Rambo gets sloppyRAMBO star Sylvester Stallone was in StTropez last week.After lunching at Club 55at Pampelonne beach with wife JenniferFlavin, the couple went for a stroll in thetown and stopped for a romantic kiss out-side one of the local boutiques.

Stallone stopped in St Tropez on his wayto the Venice film festival where he is pro-moting his latest film, Spy Kids 3.

Kylie pulled overKYLIE Minogue and French boyfriendOlivier Martinez were stopped by gen-darmes in St Tropez on Tuesday after theirchauffeur driven limo was spotted speed-ing.The driver didn’t have his licence withhim and was detained, but the Aussie popprincess and boyfriend were released afterchatting to cops and signing autographs.

Sick patientA PATIENT who took advantage of hisstay in a Montpellier hospital to burgle adoctor’s office was given a one year sus-pended prison sentence last week.

The 39-year-old got up from his sickbed to relieve the physician of his com-puter, an overnight case and two of hisfountain pens.

Ozone groanTHE highest ozone pollution levels for 12years were recorded during August.Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur was theworst affected region nationally,where 239microgrammes of ozone per square metreof air were recorded.

AS the Monte Carlo Cricket Clubheads for Paris to take part in theFrench cup finals, team membersare wondering who their opponentswill be after the suspension of twoParisian sides for violent conduct,writes Steve Greenwood.

Monaco captain Gilbert Clarke toldThe Gazette,“the suspensions centrearound an incident involving the useof knives and another where oneplayer shot his team mate.Many of theteams’ players are of Pakistani or SriLankan origin and they take theircricket very seriously. It doesn’t takemuch for passions to run high.”

The national cricket board handeddown suspensions to both teams,creating confusion over who exactlyMonte Carlo will face in Paris,as bothsides had already qualified for thefinals stage.

An appeal has been lodged by thetwo sides and will be heard this week.But the situation is delicate, with thepredominantly Asian sides citingracism as the reason for their suspen-sion.

After entering the National Cupcompetition for the first time in theclub’s history, and beating off localrivals Cabris, Entrecasteaux andProvence,Monte Carlo will fly to Pariswith high hopes of bringing the cuphome.

“The team has the batting strengthto complete the job. Top order bats-men Nic Thomas, Chris Tettley andShay Parnell are all on good form.I’mconfident our bowlers, led by MarkObrien and Earl Sorrensen,are goingto play some first class cricket,” saysClarke.

Knives and guns‘just not cricket’

MAD DASH . . . 266 hardy swimmers braved below average sea temperatures to take part in the annual ‘red bonnet’ 3,000 metreswim across Villefranche bay last Sunday.Morgan Lhermitte,25,won the open class and Quentin Lahana,21,scooped first overall

FULL STRETCH ...The unlikely limo near Nice with driversCraig Gingell, David Pearson and Jason Chinn

Having a splashing timeHaving a splashing time

Stretch limo heralds arrival of pan-European tourSTRETCH limousines are a common sighton the Riviera, but on Saturday a previ-ously unseen model rolled into Nice – a 22foot (6.7m) Triumph Herald.

Owner David Pearson, 41, told TheGazette that the car was built in just twoweeks to win a £50 bet, and was weldedtogether out of spare parts includingthree Herald bodies and five roofs.

David, who runs UK-based Triumphparts specialists Canley Classics,continued“It’s got a 2.5 litre engine,and we’ve beencruising at a steady 100km/h on the waydown. The fuel economy isn’t too good,

though.” The car was in town as part ofthe UK Triumph Club’s inaugural ‘tencountries run’, where competitors touraround Europe over a weekend.

Fifteen cars set off from London lastFriday morning and headed throughFrance for a Saturday night stop-over inNice.

On Sunday the intrepid tourists took tothe road again for a non-stop blitz back tothe UK via Monaco, Italy, Lichtenstein,Switzerland, Austria, Luxembourg,Germany,Belgium and France to arrive atEnfield on Monday afternoon.

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Photo journalist Nick Danziger tells Jenny Paul abouttravel diaries,Tony Blair and what Brits do on Saturdays...

AFTER University in 1982 I won aWinston Churchill Memorial

Fellowship and used it to spend 18 monthsfollowing ancient trade routes to the cen-tre of China, disguised as a local muslim,because I didn’t have the right visas.

I travelled on foot or used traditionallocal transport from Turkey to China anddocumented my adventures in diaries.

The diaries and photos formed my firstbook, Danziger’s Travels. When it cameout it went straight on the bestseller lists.

Since then I’ve travelled around theworld taking photographs. In 1991 Imade my first TV documentary inAfghanistan called War, Lives andVideotape,based on children abandonedin the Marastoon mental asylum in Kabul.

It was shown as part of the BBC’s VideoDiaries series and won the Prix Italia forbest television documentary series.

After that I adopted three Afghan chil-dren and decided to move back toMonaco as it’s such a secure place. I spentfive years in Monaco when I was a childand had very fond memories of the place.

It was completely different in those daysas there were no high-rise buildings andthere were donkeys in the place du Casino.My brother and I used to go up and ridethem around a sandy track.

Nowadays,because of the children,I trynot to be away for more than three weeksat a time but I am very busy. It’s a bit easi-er now as I got married recently.

But earlier this year I went on 28 flightsin six weeks! I was working on projects inMorocco, Ethiopia and in Russia. Thenevery Saturday night I was flying back tothe UK where I was putting together abook about what Brits do on a Saturdaynight.

I was up all night taking photos,mainly

of people drinking and not much else. Itwas astonishing.

After that I was asked to take photos ofTony Blair for his birthday.It turned out tobe an amazing historical moment as theIraq war was starting.

The access we had was incredible – weeven went with him when he went to seeJacques Chirac and George Bush.

He spoke French when he met Chiracand he was pretty good. I was quiteimpressed.

At the moment I’m working with a

Monaco-based charity,Action Innocence,working to raise the awareness of the pos-sible dangers of the internet to children.

We are looking for a sponsor so we cango into French schools and raise awarenessthere.

When I do have spare time I like to havea family picnic at the beach,or we go to LaGrotte in Roquebrune.I spend a lot of myworking life in war zones,so it’s fantastic tocome back to the peace and security ofMonaco, especially in the winterwhen there’s no crowds around.

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MOVIES● The Riviera Gazette’s guide to thisweek’s ‘Version Originale’ films withEnglish-language soundtracks...

Le Casino6 Ave 24 Aout, AntibesTERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINESTue 20:30

Les Arcades77 Rue Félix Fauré, CannesDIRTY PRETTY THINGSDaily 14:00, 16:00, 18:00, 20:00, 21:50

Cinéma d’EtéParking des Pecheurs, MonacoIDENTITYSun 21:00TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINESThu 21:00TWO WEEKS NOTICEFri 21:00

Cinéma SportingPlace du Casino, MonacoPIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN:THE CURSE OF

THE BLACK PEARLFri, Sun,Tue 17:30, Sat 17:00, Mon 17:30, 21:15

Mercury16 Place Garibaldi, Nice25TH HOURFri 21:40CATCH ME IF YOU CANMon 20:10DOGVILLESat 21:15FRIDAThu 18:00, Sat 17:00,Tue 20:10IT’S ALL ABOUT LOVESun 19:25NARCThu 20:10SWIMMING POOLMon 16:00THE GOOD THIEFSat,Tue 21:40THE LIFE OF DAVID GALESat 21:40THE LORD OF THE RINGS:THE TWO TOWERSTue 21:30THE MAGDALENE SISTERSTue 21:40THE PIANISTMon 20:10THE QUIET AMERICANSat,Tue 19:25, Sun 21:40, Mon 16:00, 18:00UNCONDITIONAL LOVEThu 20:10WANDAFri 21:40, Sat 17:00,Tue 19:25

UGC Rialto4 Rue Rialto, NiceDIRTY PRETTY THINGSDaily 13:45, 17:50, 20:00THE TRIUMPH OF LOVEDaily 15:50, 22:05 plus Sat, Sun 11:15

Les Visiteurs du SoirSalle des Fêtes,ValbonneSWIMMING POOLThu 20:30, Sun 18:00, 20:30

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PERSONAL● PRETTY, cultured, travelled, single,straight, 35yrs Italian girl WLTM Englishfriends – Jo, 06 66 44 93 57 (Cagnes)

VAR FIRE FOOTAGEUK TV company seeks amateur video

footage of recent fires in the Var.Please call Christina on 00 44 1273648396 or email christina.daniels@

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PROPERTYProperty for sale

ROQUEBRUNE old village, smallhouse, 2 flrs, 2 beds.Balconies, seaviews.€280,000.Tel 04 93 78 89 41

Property to let● BIOT 3 bed well furnished villaw/pool for long term let. See www.riv-ieraprovence.com

● BRIGHT modern furn F2 Nice centre,top flr, balconies, 250m to Prom,Available 1/10.€686+chgs.Poss gge.0497 07 30 62

● CHARMING 1 bed apt, old Nice, light,views,sleeps 3,quiet.Comfy beds, linen,5mins sea. Nr pking, flower mkt.€350/pw inc. Short/long term. 04 93 6254 07 or 04 93 20 30 33

● DOUBLE room for rent in large villaon Cap d’Antibes. Available immediate-ly. Contact gbgfr2001@yahoo.fr or call06 25 07 28 36

● STUDIO Antibes, Oct-May. Quiet resw/ pool, pking, cave, gdn. Nr sea, shops,trans.Sue, 0610935865

● THEOULE,2 bed,garden,parking,oppsea. Short lets, Reasonable tarifs. 04 9375 27 01

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Property wanted● COUPLE looking to rent unfurnishedapartment (F2/F3),Antibes, long term –04 93 34 88 05

● FURNISHED STUDIO in Menton forwinter months (flexible).Tel:06 60 21 6399

Property services● MATURE Englishman seeks worklooking after villa, gardening, pet care,chauffeuring. Live out. Nice to Mentonarea.Tel:06 03 64 23 59

ADVENTYS Villa management.CallAdventys for villa management,maintenance, housework and alladditional services.We provide a

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offers a confidential andpersonalised service that saves you

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SERVICES● SEAMSTRESS! For all your repairs andalterations call Charlie, 04 93 63 08 69(Golfe Juan)

TRAVEL● JET2 Leeds Bradford Airport – Nice.Your gateway to the north of England.Tel:082 582 6022 or www.jet2.com

LONDON: Not another pokey hotelroom – rent a luxury Kensingtonapartment! Newly renovated andfurnished, sleeps 6 (2 dbl, 1 twin),

available 1-4wks at €1050/wk.2minsfrom tube, nr museums.

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● Ref 8543 FOR SALE ANTIBES Newmodern house in a quiet privatedomain, 3 beds, 80sqm, 2 parkingspaces, garden views.€355,000● Ref 7921 FOR SALE LE CANNETApartment in residence with pool/ten-nis in grounds, garage – reducednotary fees.€136,056● Ref 8677 FOR SALE ANTIBES Aselection of renovated apartments invery quiet area, prices from €225,300to €310,300● Ref 7441 FOR SALE MOUGINSFantastic apartment , three bedrooms,duplex, in residence with pool.€405,520

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● THE Riviera International Singers per-form carols and Xmas music in their tra-ditional December concerts inValbonne church and musicals, jazz,classics etc. at their summer concerts.We are looking for new members (esp.bass and alto). Some singing experi-ence pref but not essential.Contact Zoëon 04 93 40 20 39 or Coraline on 04 9296 40 85.

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HOUSEHOLD● FOR SALE DUE TO MOVE sofa bed(200cm), 2 arm chairs, coffee table, 2new Habitat beds (90x200), large stor-age buffet 180x140, and small washingmachine – €2000 for whole lot or cansell seperately.Nice, 04 93 82 32 64

Household: Wanted● WANTED Baby equipment, cot, pramand other items.Tel 04 93 64 35 84● WANTED s/h drums, percussion,drum eqpt. Any cond considered, tel 0493 24 11 68

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have experience with youngchildren.Call Ecole La Fontaine,

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Jobs wanted● BABYSITTER available, eves, owntransport, Irish with fluent French. CallSuzie, 06 99 21 73 11● LANGUAGE BARRIER? Call Irene,trilingual PA. English/German/Frenchfluent. Area: Valbonne–Vence. 06 10 4404 50, i.raffa@wanadoo.fr● TENNIS job wanted. Looking for ten-nis coaching/mgmt job in tennis club –Cerengeti@aol.com

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What’s On and Where To Go...

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The help you need when buying a property in France

Boat Fair, Cap Ferrat’s antiques fair and the PradaChallenge.

Saturday 13● The British Association’s Cannes branch ishaving lunch at Les Arbousiers on Lac StCassien at 12:30. Lunch will be followed by a quizand music for anyone wanting to dance. Therewill be the usual raffle – all are urged to bring aprize. The price for members is €26 includingaperitif, wine and coffee, and €29 for non-members. Tel: 04 93 77 77 40.

● The Cabris Cricket Club is playing the UK’sTroughton XI today and tomorrow at St Vallier deThiey. The matches start at midday and areexpected to finish by 19:00. Tel: 04 93 70 27 23.

● The British Association of Nice is havingdinner at the Blue Beach Restaurant on thePromenade des Anglais in Nice today at 19:30.Call Josephine on 06 82 26 61 06 to book.

● The Forum is hosting tonight’s comedyevening at Morrisons Irish Bar in Cannes.Tickets are €15 for the show only,€45 includingdinner and €75 for show, dinner andaccommodation based on two people sharing.Call Si on 06 16 81 90 09 for more information.

● Absolute Monaco starts today, offering aspecial weekend of art, leisure and shoppingwith extended opening hours. Ninety of theprincipality’s restaurants will be offering a setlunch for €20. Tel: +377 92 16 61 16.

● The Antibes Yacht Club is holding its 4thClinicup, a charity race in aid of local hospitals,today and tomorrow. Tel: 04 92 91 13 13.

● The world’s top athletes will compete in 35events at the IAAF World Athletics Finals todayand tomorrow at Monaco’s Stade Louis II, from14:30 to 17:00 daily. Tel: +377 92 05 42 60.

● The Nice Opera is holding an outdoorconcert in the old village at La Gaude thisevening, from 20:30. Tel: 04 93 24 47 26.

● Menton’s 13th Garden Days festival is ontoday and tomorrow, with public and privategardens open to the public. Highlights includeguided tours of the seven hectare gardens ofSierre de la Madone and the gardens of the MariaSerena village. Tel: 04 92 41 76 95.

● A benefit concert, The Night of the Phoenix,in aid of the families of the three firefighters whodied in last week’s wildfires, is being held inCogolin town centre this evening from 18:00. Seepages three and four for details.

● LOT flies to Gdansk,Warsaw and Wroclaw at16:30.

● Continuing today are Cannes’ InternationalPleasure Boat Fair, the Prada Challenge, Monaco’scat show, Cap Ferrat’s antiques fair, the NiceTriathlon and Antibes’ Jazz and Salsa weekend.

Sunday 14● St John’s English Church on Avenue Carnot inMenton is holding a Songs of Praise evening,starting at 20:00. Tel: 04 93 57 20 25.

Thursday 11● Stand up comedians from the Londonalternative comedy circuit are performingtonight at Antibes’ La Gaffe at 20:30.You can alsocatch them on Friday at Les Arbousiers on Lac StCassien at 20:30, Saturday at Morrisons Irish Pubin Cannes at 22:30 and on Sunday at the Lodge inPort Grimaud at 15:00 and McMahons Pub inold Nice at 21:00. Tel: +377 97 70 61 76.

● The International Pleasure Boat Faircontinues in Cannes until Monday at the Palaisdes Festivals and in the port from 10:00 to 19:00daily. Entrance is €10. Tel: 04 93 39 24 53

● Monaco’s Classic Week, the Prada challengefor classic yachts, continues until Sunday. Tel:+377 93 10 63 06.

● Cagnes-sur-Mer is holding a commem-oration service for the victims of the 9/11terrorist attack this evening at 18:30 in PlaceGabriel Peri. The mayor of Cagnes, Louis Negre,and the Commander of the American Legion,Anthony di Pietro will attend. Tel: 04 93 20 61 64.

● St Jean Cap Ferrat’s 17th antiques fair startstoday in the town’s gymnasium. Opening hoursare 10:00 to 19:00, with Saturday night lateopening until 22:00. The fair continues untilSunday. Tel: 04 93 76 08 90

Friday 12● The British Association of the Var is having aVendange picnic at Domaine St Marc desOmedes at 12:00. Tickets are €23 for membersand €24 for non-members. The price includeswine and a cold buffet but bring your ownglasses, plates and cutlery. There will also be araffle and book sale. Tel: 04 93 97 33 02.

● The 22nd Nice Triathlon starts today on thePromenade des Anglais with the world cup shortdistance race. The meeting finishes on Sunday.Tel: 04 93 92 83 71.

● Over 400 cats will be on show at Monaco’sannual International Cat Show today andtomorrow between 10:00 and 19:30 at the EspaceFontvieille. Tel: 04 93 35 61 78.

● Tourrettes-sur-Loup’s 4th Flamenco Festivalis on today until Sunday with exhibitions, dancedemonstrations, films and Spanish music in themain square. Tel: 04 93 24 18 93.

● Nice is hosting a Nuits des Galeries, an artgallery open evening, with 22 galleries all over thecity open between 18:30 and 00:30. There willalso be artists displaying their work on theEsplanade du MAMAC from 22:00. Tel: 04 93 8034 57.

● A weekend of jamming, salsa and jazz startstonight at Antibes’ Bar-en-Biais at 21:00.Musician Art Johnson is performing tomorrownight. Tel: 04 93 74 10 98.

● LOT flies to Copenhagen, Gdansk, Prague andStockholm and Warsaw at 16:30.

● Continuing today: the London comedians atLac St Cassien, the Cannes International Pleasure

● Antibes is holding its 14th annual Processionof the Virgin Mary with a traditional ceremonyand mass starting at 15:00 followed by theprocession to the St Roch car park. There willalso be street entertainment and music from18:00. Tel: 04 92 90 53 00.

● There is a flea and bric-a-brac market all daytoday at Antibes’ Les Semboules.

● La Colle sur Loup is holding its Festival ofTraditional Crafts from 9:00 to 19:00. Localcraftsmen will demonstrate the art of workingleather, glass blowing, book binding andblacksmithing. There will also be a market andstreet entertainment. Tel: 04 93 32 68 36.

● St Paul de Vence is having a flea market atchemin Malvan – just below the old town – allday today. Tel: 06 89 88 90 72.

● LOT flies to Copenhagen, Gdansk, Kraków,Stockholm, Tel Aviv and Warsaw at 16:30.

● Continuing today are the London comedians,the Cannes International Pleasure Boat Fair, thePrada Challenge, the Monaco cat show,AbsoluteMonaco,Antibes’ Clinicup, Monaco’s WorldAthletics Finals and the Menton garden festival.

Monday 15● As part of its public transport week, Menton isoffering a ‘spiritual’ guided bus tour of the city’smain churches and chapels. The bus will leave thetown’s gare routiere at 10:00 for the two hour rideevery morning this week. Tel: 04 92 10 50 25.

● LOT flies to Copenhagen, Gdansk, Kraków,Stockholm and Warsaw at 16:30

● Continuing today: the Cannes InternationalPleasure Boat Fair.

Tuesday 16● Sportel 2003, the convention for the sportstelevision industry, opens today and runs untilFriday at Monaco’s Grimaldi Forum.

● LOT flies to Copenhagen, Gdansk, Kraków,Stockholm and Warsaw at 16:30.

Wednesday 17● LOT flies to Copenhagen, Gdansk, Stockholmand Warsaw at 16:30.

● Continuing today: Sportel 2003.

Now booking...● The French Riviera Charity Golf Tournamenttakes place from September 19 to 23, in aid ofSPARKS (Sport Aiding Medical Research forKids). Everyone is welcome; tickets to playagainst the celebrity line-up are €500. CallFlorence on 04 92 19 18 51.

● Adapt in France’s integration workshops fornew arrivals to the area are starting again onSeptember 19 in Sophia. Tel: 04 93 65 33 79.

● David Bowie will play Nice’s Nikaïa stadiumon November 10, supported by The DandyWarhols. Tickets, starting at €50.50, are availablefrom www.ticketnet.fr or branches of Fnac.

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Mornings and evenings are cooler.Daytime temperatures remain high,but with an increased chance of rain.

Call 08 99 70 11 11 for today’s weather in your town, or to get a three-day forecast in English. Calls cost €0.34 per minuteRiviera Weather

FASCINATING AÏDAFeaturing DILLIE KEANE, MARILYN CUTTS and ADELE

ANDERSON with RUSSELL CHURNEY on pianoThis is cabaret as good as it gets, and you can see it in Antibes before it goesto the West End. This new show is a fabulous collection of new songs and old

favourites, impeccably delivered in unfashionably posh accents by thosethree heavily painted, yet still glamorous old troupers who are proud to say

that they are a Botox-free zone

“See them before you die, otherwise your life will have been meaningless”The Mail on Sunday

“The glamour is magnetic, the satire razor-sharp, the lyrics brilliant”The Guardian

Friday 19 and Saturday 20September, 8:00pm

Théâtre Antibéa, rue Georges Clemenceau, AntibesTickets €28 • Reservations: 04 93 61 01 71