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Sneak preview on Saturday â€"â€" See two movies for one admission price. IN THE LINE OF FIRE (AA) Violence, 7:30 and stay and see our regular feature LAST ACTION HERO (AA) Violence, 9:45. td JURASSIC PARK (PG) Frightening Scenes (Dolby Stereo) Eugs. 7:00 9:45. Sat. Sun. Mats. 1:00 4:00. Fri., Mon.â€"Thurs. Mats. 1:00. Sorry, no passes. JURASSIC PARK (PG) Frightening Scenes. Evgs. 6:30 9:15. Sat. Sun. Mats. 12:30 3:30, Fri., Mon.â€"Thurs. Mats. 12:30. Sorry, no passes. (Shown on three screens.) Opening Wed., July 7th ROOKIE OF THE YEAR (F) Evgs 7:10 8 9:40. Wed. Thurs. Mats. 1:00. Sorry, no JURASSIC PARK (PG) Frightening Scenes (Dolby Stereo) Eugs. 6:30, 7:00, 9:15 9:45. Fri.â€"Sun. Mats. 12:30, 1:00, 3:30 4:00. Sorry, no passes. (Shown on two screens.) ONCE UPON A FOREST (F) Sat. Sun. Mats. 1:30, 3:00 4:30. Fri., Mon.â€"Thurs. Mats. 1:30. LAST ACTION HERO (AA) Fri., Sun.â€"Thurs. 6:45 9:30 Sat. 9:45. Sat. Sun. Mats. 12:45 3:45. Fri., Mon.â€" Thurs. Mats. 12:45. LAST ACTION HERO (AA) (Dolby Stereo) Fri., Sun.â€" Thurs. 6:45 9:45. Sat. 9:45. Fri.â€"Sun. Mats. 12:45 3:45. GUILTY AS SIN (AA) Coarse Language. Evgs. 7:15 9:30. Sun. Mats. 1:45. CLIFFHANGER (R) Brutal Violence. Evgs. 7:00 9:15 Sun. Mats. 1:30. SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE (PG) (Dolby Stereo) Evgs. 7:10 89:40. Sat. Sun. Mats.1:30 4:10. Fri., Mon.â€"Thurs. Mats. 1:30. Sneak preview on Saturday â€" See two movies for one admission price. IN THE LINE OF FIRE (AA) Violence (Dolby Stereo) 7:30 and stay and see our regular feature LAST ACTION HERO (AA) Violence (Dolby Stereo) 9:45. SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE (PG) (Dolby Stereo) Sat.â€"Thurs. 7:15 8 9:30. Fri. 9:30. Fri.â€"Sun. Mats. 1:15 4:30. Sorry, Sneak preview on Friday â€" See two movies for one admission price. ROOKIE OF THE YEAR (PG) (Dolby Stereo) 7:00 and stay and see our regular feature SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE (PG) (Dolby Stereo) 9:30. Opening Wed., July 7th ROOKIE OF THE YEAR (F) (Dolby Stereo) Evgs. 7:30 9:45. Sorry, no passes: MADE IN AMERICA (PG) Evgs. 7:10 9:30. Sun. Mats 145. INDECENT PROPOSAL (AA) Coarse Language. Mature Theme. Evgs. 7:00 9:20. Sun. Mats. 1:30. HOT SHOTS PART DEUX (AA) Evgs. 7:10 9:10. Sun Mats. 1:45. THE ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY CANADA wNPHANKS MECG [R S‘JLEEPLE\ \ " ; Ne L . HAMENIAE evioanct ®ELEasep Turouce R | NO passes, TRâ€"STaR or Canam . «TAR NO PASSES Fox40 WATER SMART WHISTLE «"The home run champ of family fun." « Bary ZeVan, CHANNEL AMERICA Then he put forth many noisy roosters among the chickens and told them that every day begins at preciseâ€" ly four in the morning. The garbage truck follows shortly after, the driver not only a sanitary engineer as is the case in Canada, but also an "artiste" .__CHATEAU MAGNOL, Bordeaux... When God created France, he was probably somewhat confused, for that part which is now called Bordeaux is very flat and full of grape vines â€" vines which one norâ€" mally finds on hills. More to BG than Cuvee Speciale PACKAGES STARTING FROM... P.O. Box 4099.Hwy. #26 West, Collingwood, Ont. L9Y 419 WEEKDAY PER PERSON i cludes: based on double occupancy, taxes extra. Overnight accommodation One round of golf daily A bucket of balls for the driving range. Golf club storage: * 80 Spacious guest rooms * 18 Hole championship, par 72 golf course with clubhouse and lounge facilities. * 115 Slip, fullâ€"service marina * 8 Outdoor tennis courts * 1 Indoor and 2 outdoor heated pools * Sauna * Water sports rentals e Horseback riding * Hiking trails * Children‘s recreation programme e Superb dining * Conference facilites for up to 200 people FOR RESERVATIONS INFORMATION in Ontario call tollâ€"free 1â€"800â€"465â€"9077 who picks up every single bottle and flings it across the street into his conâ€" veyance and, believe me, there are many empty bottles in the Bordeaux each night. So another day begins in this region. Later in the day, it was It was exactly when we exited our car that the rains started. Lightning in Bordeaux is unlike anywhere else. Flat and only slightly above sea level, there are no individual flashes, but a steady illuminated sky and thunder so loud that the buildings shake. The party was wonderful! There were some great foods and even betâ€" ter wines. I actually never realized before how many different B G wines we have in Canada. There is, certainly, a lot more to this company than the wellâ€"known B G Cuvee Speciale and I promised myself that, if I did not get swept away that night by the flood into some strange vineâ€" yards, I would taste all the B G wines back home. It was on those grounds and within the Chateau itself, that we were exposed to some of the great wines that are produced today by the B G Winery. Some of the best chefs were brought in from every corner of the world for this event to prepare typical foods to be matched with the wines and Champagne. I drank some of the outstanding white Bordeaux that offers a fullness that can be attributed to the Semillon grapes, their freshness to Sauvignon blanc, and the fruity taste to the Muscat grapes. Those wines are listed in Ontario under CSPC 19133 for slightly over $10. Another white which I enjoyed that night was the Barton Guestier Sauvignon blanc which also is a regular listing in Ontario for about $9.25. France has always been known for its wonderful cheeses and I must have sampled them all with the French wines. Especially impressive was the red B G Medoc â€" a wellâ€"made Bordeaux wine that in spite of its youth is right now very drinkable. Listed under CSPC 26260 for $11.65, it should be drunk at cellar temperaâ€" ture and opened an hour before servâ€" ing to realize its full potential. Chateau Magnol â€" just outside the city of Bordeaux â€" is a very attractive and large, singleâ€"storey estate within a 70 hectare parkâ€"like setting. Although relatively new as French chateaus go, one can only guess how the estate got its name. The party was great. I made many new friends and drank some very good wines that night. But, as things go, there are also thunderstorms, heavier than any of us have ever seen before; and rain, of course, that turns lawns and gardens into rice paddies within minutes. Those of us who remained were rewarded with great wines, good food, and many new friends. decided by one of France‘s premier E, wine producers, Barton Guestier, 0 known simply as B G in Canada, to J hold a party â€" a party to end all parâ€" < ties. They invited me and 550 other lE guests to Chateau Magnol. ui _ JURASSIC PARK DRAGON ©=== HELD OVER 2nd WEEK _ _ TE NUE = NOTE: Main Feature plays first all wk. SPECIAL BONUS FEATUREâ€"FRL., JULY 2 MAID INAMERICA q pane Note: Main Feature plays first all week SPECIAL BONUS FEATUREâ€"FRI, JULY 2 ARMY OF DARKNESS Th E.. HELD OVER 4th WEEK