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Penetanguishene Citizen (1975-1988), 25 Jan 1978, p. 10

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Harry Donaldson inserts the knife into the Haggis following his ad Terry Hobson and Neil Craig stand by ready to carry the Haggis back to the The occasion was the sixth kitchen Robbie Burns annual Robbie Burns Supper held at the Midland Legion on Saturday evening. Alderman Jim Malcolm was the master of ceremonies for the evening. Staff photo dress to it as The Island of Nose beautifully illustrated book The Island of Nose is one of the most beautifully illustrated books to come out this year. In fact the full paged illustrations (reminiscent of Morris Sendak) quite over- shadow the printed pages they face. The story by Annie G.M. Schmidt has been translated into English from the Dutch original, and concerns a little boy with outsized ears who saves the Island of Nose by bringing back the four seasons. The original imaginative ideas belong to the writer--the car shaped like a dragon, (with a rock band inside it), the mechanical frog ferry, the order of the Golden Nose, but these ideas have been so superbly interpreted by artist Jan Marinus Verburg that each huge 'The Fonz' has new role in movie Heroes by Terry Dupuis Coming soon to the Odeon Theatre in Midland is Heroes, a comedy drama starring Henry Winkler. Winkler is best known to his millions of T.V. fans as "The Fonz"' on the Happy Days series Heroes is Winkler's first starring movie role He had a role four years ago in a film called The Lords Of Flatbush, but that was before he gained television popularity. In Heroes Winkler stars as a disturbed Vietnam war veteran. Four years earlier he developed a guilt complex when a friend died in action saving his life. After returning home, he developed fantasies to help him shut out the memories of the war. Winkler escapes from the Veterans' hospital and sets out for California, where he plans to start a farm with some ex-army friends. Along the way he meets a runaway bride (Sally Fields) who is also trying to escape from her past. The two team up and encounter various ad- ventures and misad- ventures as they travel across the country to California Many episodes are hilarious, others are poignant. Winkler and Fields make an engaging and offbeat team. In the Supporting cast, two performers who also stand out are Olivia Cole as the wife of one of Winkler's war buddies, and Harrison Ford as a race car driver. (Ford gained movie prominence last summer as_ the cynical space pilot Han Solo in Star Wars.) Heroes bears some Movie review similarities to another winning movie of several years'. back called The Crazy World of Julius Vrooder. That one starred Timothy Bottoms as a Vietnam veteran who lived in his own fantasy world. But Vrooder was a box-office flop, whereas Heroes has become a box- office hit One On One Another recent hit is the basketball drama One On college life to be not at all the ideal he had expected, but his experiences there mature him. Robbie Benson is a new talent who on the basis of One On One _ seems destined to go far in movies. He not only offers a fine performance in this movie; he also wrote the original script himself in collaboration with his writer father. One, which opens tonight Annette O'Toole is at the Pen Theatre in another newcomer who Penetang. Robbie Benson gives a memorable stars as a high school graduate who is sent to college on a basketball scholarship. He finds performance in One On One as a college senior who at first looks down on Benson, but who gradually comes to love him. One On One skillfully combines"~ sports, romance, drama and humour in much the same way as Sylvester Stallone's film Rocky did. One On One is able to stand up quite well in comparison to Rocky, and both films ended up on my 10 Best Movies of the Year list back in December. Playing with One On One at the Pen on the same program is the suspenseful science-fi- ction thriller Starship Invasions. It stars Christopher Lee and Robert Vaughan in a tale about man's first en- counter with aliens. picture (the book is ten by fourteen inches) is a work of art. Here's an example of the wit and crazy realism in this splendid art work--On the cover Tom stares benignly at the reader, big ears and all. And on the back cover, he's painted in the same position, from the rear, and there's the artist, pallette in hand, painting the cover portrait. It's a gorgeous book, and the illustrations with their mass of wide-eyed detail, will be pored over long after the story has been read. The V its way Encyclopedia of Science Fiction tells me more than I ever thought I wanted to know about the subject, but a SF fan would spend many happy hours browsing through the 352 illustrated pages of minutae. The book contains comments by _ Isaac Asimov, Lester Del Rey A.E. van Vogt and others, and covers everything from Mary Shelley to Clockwork Orange. Oddly enough I could find no references to 2001, A Space Odyssey, but maybe publication dates had something to do with this. Star Wars is men- tioned only as "nearing Escorted MOTORCOACH Tours to: TEXAS 21 Days $615. per person twin Depart: Jan. 28 Feb. 4, 11, 18, 25 Mar.4/1978 For details contact Huronia Travel Ser- vice 526-7848 O.K. Johnson Travel Ltd. 526-4201 Elmvale Huronia Travel Ser- vice 322-1505 GEORGIAN COLLEGE y Health Services Division NURSING ASSISTANT PROGRAM Two-year Part-time LOCATIONS: Bracebridge - DATES: September, 1978 - June, 1980 DURATION: Two days per week over a two year period for a total of 80 weeks (July and August excluded) QUALIFICATIONS: Grade X or mature student (19 years of age or over). Preference will be given to those currently employed in health facilities. TO APPLY: Application forms may be obtained from any secondary school. Please mark forms - Two Year Program. Forward to: The Registrar Georgian College 401 Duckworth St. Barrie, Ontario L4M 3X9 Penetanguishene For Further information: Mrs. Margaret Watson Georgian College Health Sciences Division 43 Colborne St. W. Orillia, Ont. 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Acton Bookkeeping 322-2300 @ Insulation and Tax Services e Boarding @ Payroll e be @ Tax - business & BUMSTEAD'S e Spraying personal . i @ Handmade Ceilings ® Bookkeeping ee pay ake: e 20 yr. experience 8 Service & Repairs : a.m.-8p.m. 322-2613 Call Louis 526-7251 1126-5218 Wgeumie, Galatta Midland District SHRINE CLUB ANNUAL BALL Jan. 28/78 Door Prize - FREE TRIP for 2 to FREEPORT tickets available at Orr's and The Windrifter Book review completion". The table of contents is set in the form of a space mission program. "Countdown" covers the nineteenth century, "Lift Off" begins with the first novel of HG Wells, and "Trans Galactic Inser- tion" brings the reader from 1926-1976. For those with more earthly reading tastes, R. L. Gordon (The Jesus Boy, The River Gets Wider) has written The Lady Who Loved New York. Alice Barrington, forced to flee her com- . fortable (and venerable) New York apartment because it's being torn down, reflects on her life as a member of a wealthy New York family at the hidebound by tradition and free thinkers are all lovingly explored in a series of flashbacks. "Alice felt occasionally that she spent as disproportionate amount of her leisure time reflecting on the past. But what else was there to do? Approaching her mid- nineties, there wasn't much point in speculating on what the future might hold." From her new home in British Columbia, she tells us what it was like to be living in the world of the Vanderbilts, the Rockerfellers and the Whitneys and of her occasional (and futile) attempts to rebel against such a life. turn of the century. R.L. Gordon now writes Relationships between for the Winnipeg Free master and servant, Press, and contributes between the rich and _ fiction to the New Yorker. poor, between those A former headmaster of . Colonel Prices "5 Sanders are going . Way Sy : * Fried Chicken. DOWN - Wasaga Beach Midland - Barrie- Meaford WATCH FOR THE MIDLAND DIRECTORY IN THIS WEEK'S- FRIDAY TIMES AND FRIDAY CITIZEN St. John's Ravenscourt School in Winnipeg, he now lives in British Columbia. His The Lady Who Loved New York is an absorbing and_-- en- tertaining story. The Island of Nose, by Annie M.G. Schmidt, Methuen Pub. 46 pp. $8.95. The Visual Encyclopedia of Science Fiction edited by Brian Ash. General Pub. $9.95 PEN THEATRE Wed., Thur., Fri., Sat. Jan. 25, 26, 27, 28 STARSHIP INVASIONS plus ONE ON ONE Sat. Matinee SNOWWHITE AND THE 3STOOGES Sun., Mon., Tues. Jan. 29, 30,31 VIOLATED plus THE TEASERS Sun. only THE HILLS HAVE EYES (ee New in Town? You'll find a friend where you see this sign. "ai For more information call 526-8430 Gordon Thomas Crowell Pub. The Lady Who Loved New York, by R.L. Wanta REPRINT of a photoin our paper? 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