Interviewer David Giammarco Sean shares spy secrets By DAVID GIAMMARCO Herald Special I talked recently lo the first Sean about his career his private life and of course the James Bond films He was born Thomas in Edinburgh Scotland He is now and during his career he has made films of which were Junes Bond His break into show business came in 1953 in ihird I he Mr This landed him a role in Broadway and from his career Into TV and following is my with Scan Conntry not playing Hand or 12 years made you decide lo make your comeback as James Well I would have lo say il was my wife more thin anybody When involved in writing llu script I had no plijing film but during the writing of It my said well if ve got that much In it I be more inlin sting have a playing and that is what decided me and Roger Moore are what happened when you decided make your Bond film Will I gat hold or In London and him of the it would lake it would be silly far us in lil it get in the middle The silly squabble in media is and childlike How concerned were you with the outcome of Ihe pic I Will when I first decided to make that film 1 made it absolutely clear it the turn thai my major contcrn was lo make a film of cur fill wen going losienficc that quality fur expediency I would ilhir mil the film tn Never the the earlier I pes of Bond films Irulitif less on gadgets Why did you this Well one must of ihe character as a We started with James Bond the man origin thi are its hum in being with ill his has I all CONTEST WINNERS Recent winners In the Royal Canadian Legion contest Dec 13 were front row left right Andrea Schneider Melissa Bourdrea back lefl to right Allison Vale Robin Burroughs Beverley Keane and Paul Kremer Missing Angela 1- Itisimmons Julie Holmes and Michelle Green Photo submitted LEGION LINES It hope Huh seriously do you lake James Bond Will I lake it very I mean people mi what pi there an be for a man like James Bund in highly compute world Yet so very long in London wi had of the Bulgarian official who wis by jab from in umbrella a poisoned lip And we ve hud people gunned down on steps of Ihe Dor Chester Hotel When all this is happening in real lift you cm l say that no place for a like Bond jour Well I naturally tool I suppose which Is when playing Bond I suppose hat I us much myself as possible to piny the role to improve To promote unity Pastors exchange a long uphill battle the local senior curlers won the District Curling Championship held here in Georgetown over Ihe weekend Our curlers Harvey Chappell Gordon Campbell Trevor Williams and Pat Chamberlain after losing their first round came back lo win the next six The final game against going right down to the wire Now for the Provincial Championship which is being held in on March 10 have a Souvenirs In consisting of jacket crest calendars lighter tics etc To purchase Norm Ward or Lloyd Hounsell CAR DRAW Jan 10 Glad Caldwell 275 Bob Paul Blake Baxter 356 Betty Caldwell 143 Flo Carswell 324 Bonnie Maxwell ENTERTAINMENT Jan by the Sonic SICK LIST Georgetown Hospital Bert Tuck and Bray ley I regret lo announce the passing away of Comrade Earl on Saturday January 12 after a long illness Our sincere condolences go out to his family Legion ladies Herald Staff This month pastors in ore exchanging pulpits prumolc unity in the lummumly On weekend Acton s Knox Presbyte rian Church minister Craig exchanged pulpits with Acton Bap tist Church minister Slurs The Council Churches is also pro To promote the week Harry Gene of the Board of Congregational Lift of the Presbyterian Chunh of has Jin to The theme for week is Together in Christ The By MARJORIE TUTTY Special Jan is dale and time of Ihe first general meeting or 1985 President Liz McNeilly urges all members to and attend Attention all Auxiliary Dart Players Jan Georgetownwill host the Zone Darts Competition contact Hazel Dumper Auxiliary Sports at for further information on this The Ladies Auxiliary St Patrick Day Dinner and Dance March 16 Tickets available from Ihe Bar Stewards exe cutive Live entertain Ihe Pub Tones door prizes keep this dale open for a grand Irish Ceilidh Hospital bake sale By CHAPLIN Herald Special Hen it is Hope everyone had an enjoy able holiday season Our regular monthly meeting was held Jan 9 al the hospital We are going to have a busy few months start with a bake sale in Ihe hospital on Feb There will be a fashion show in early April followed by the annual meeting April In May we ore holding a bazaar and late June is the Strawberry Social Our gift shop is doing very well and lhanks go lo Ihe ladies who worked and did extra time over the holidays Ward workers are on both wards mornings and evenings now as well us the Teenage Volun leers school All members will be contacted regarding the fund misers Please support your auxiliary Next meeting Feb 13 To nil our sick and shut ins May a wealth of joy and gladness day by day in you unfold as the rose reflects the sun shine deep within hcarl of gold Till your life becomes a treasure garlanded gifts untold May your life each year grow younger and your young heart grow old Hospice training course Hospice will be holding a to March on caring for thai terminally ill If you arc interested in becoming a volunlctr please call Karen Hall 854 Thi course is free and is for six weeks needed Herald Thi pirson behind the scenes in many Social Service utilizing volunteers is ihe Volunteer Coordinal or This new career field is both challenging and rewarding and has a lot of variety Activities mlghl Include interviewing and placement program planning orientation planning of recognition events and training sessions record keeping public relations Three organizations in North Hal ton are now looking for Volunteer Coordinators If you have 4 hours per week to spore and would like a people volunteer position contact ihe North Hallon Volunteer Bureau at 877 for more information Swim and sauna Acton fitness swim and sauna program is being offered on Monday or Tuesday evenings at McKenzIc Smith Middle School There are stilt openings in these classes pkase call B77 5185 or for more information sirvici is being held Acton Knox Prcsbylc- features the president Of the on Rev Stairs pnsidenl Father Ralph Died ill and Rev Craig On the Sunday wrapp ing up the Week or Prayer a biptlsl El Salvador wilt be at both Alb ins Church and Baptist Church Maria Bona Ides will be St Albans at Jo a m and at Aclon Baptist an hour laier Jan Herald quiz No sports please He never picks the sports category in Trivia Pursuit Governor of Upper But dldn I matter Rev Richard who fought and defeated breezed nasi the sports Gcor Washington on several on No for this week Herald quiz during American Revolution on his way lo a perfect score i b John Brown Bom and raised in Hamilton Rev P n Ruggle obtained his BA McMaster Ontario did University and MA at lhe University of Alexander Graham Bell develop he Toronto in Theology P telephone communication Paul Anglican 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