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TOE HERALD Wedanday Man INI Page It Entertainment MOVIE REVIEW Shipwrecked good pirate picture By DIAHANN NADEAU Herald Special When was the last time you saw a good pirate picture besides Er- Flynn on the late show Ship wrecked is a pleasing excursion into well known territory the old young and ends- upon a desert island fighting pirates scenario Despite the predictable plot the movie is solidly entertaining worthwhile fare for the whole family Stian Smestad the spelling may be wrong plays Harken a boy whose father returns from sea with a bad leg and no money In order to save the family farm he takes a commission as a ships boy and leaves the lonely fjords of Norway for warmer climes He is meant to serve two years before the mast The Norwegian crew is good to him all is well until their rival in England There tbey are Joined by Captain Howell Gabriel Byrne a captain of the Queens Navy who is supposed to protect the ship from pirates as bead into the south seas Lit tle does anyone know that Howell is dead and in his place is the notorious Merrick a pirate with a bloody past and a mission to ac complish He soon kills the cap tain and takes command of the ship Can save Us mates a stowaway and himself from cer tain death This being a Walt Disney movie you know be will Shipwrecked comes to a satisfy conclusion with some good thrills along the way The acting is all right with Gabriel Byrne as the only known name and be is suitably menac ing as Merrick The scenery Is wonderful and the action fast paced This is a film for the ly a much more rewarding ex than the recent King Ralph and far prettier to watch It may be predictable but when youre a kid isnt that kind of reassuring COM Ashgrove WI celebrates birthday ByPRO MURIEL NURSE Herald Special Womens Institute celebrated its birthday at Church op February ThiB was the International fairs meeting Eleven guests from three neighboring I s shared the day They represented Limehouse Silverwood and Ner val The roll call Bring an Interna tional Doll was well answered and made a very nice display Letters were read and reports received regarding activities the second Bread Making Course had 15 women taking part on Jan The first BMC had 18 women taking the course at Hillcrest Church The Womens Institute Educa tional Committee Workshop was held Feb 23 at Melville United Church Fergus The workshop sessions were l Stencilling with leaders Gwen and Maggie Bard Creative Windows with Wendy Lewis 3 Lighting Plants and Accessories with Glori Saararus Romantic Bedrooms with Linda Nixon Long Range Decorating Plans with Jones 6 Wall Paper ing with Heers Decorating and the Bennett Health Care Room on Wednesday evenings April 3 17 24 and May 1st at 7 m m The subjects are Surgery A Necessity or Your Choice Doctor Patient Interview 3 Know the options for breast health Knowledge about the Reproductive System 5 Surgery A Choice Consent Rights Responsibilities Trust Mary Jane Wingfleld and Edith Turner are in charge of this pro ject For registration contact Glenda Benton Norma Alexander the pro gram convenor introduced County I President Eve Martin who cut the birthday cake Our speaker was the Ontario W I President Mrs Peggy Knapp Our program waB entitled Globetrotting with our dent She has had some very in teresting occurences on her travels from visiting Panama on her way to Chile when trouble broke out Russia Germany and the Berlin Wall and while in Ger many visiting the Siefkens home Elisabeth former home which is her brother and mothers home Peggy was in England for the 75th I An niversary for England and Wales travelled to New foundland for the to Kansas City for the AC WW Conference Peggy corresponds with a woman in Sarawak re Womens Training for The Third World supported by ACWW Pennies for Friendhsip Marlon Hunter thanked Peggy and presented her with a gift Marion Hunter spoke about our June Bus Trip or Theatre Outing to Stratford Allison gave the courtesies to the lunch committee Doris McNabb Wicks Munel McClure and and to Marion McPhail who made and decorated beautifully our 65th Birthday Cake Thirty seven women attended this meeting A very nice hot lunch was en joyed by all and was provided by the church group The Esquesing Historical Society Newsletter was passed around to the members On April 2Bth the ACWW meeting for Area 12 will be held at Barryhill Church On May 30 the Halton District Annual will take place at Ballmafad The Butler Project Kit for Schools is in charge of Katenne Ross The I will have a display promoting the I at the Community Open House bang held at Georgetown High School on Saturday April Verna Bird and Doreen are working on replac ing the Ashrove Road Sign On March there will be a PRO training meeting at Arkell A Health Course will be held at Counsellors sought by Easter Seals The Easter SEal Society is looking for special people to be camp counsellors next summer There are five Easter Seal Camps for physically disabled children ages 7 to 19 The camps located in Port Col borne London Perth and Kirkland Lake are divided into twoweek sessions from June to August 24 In all campers attend and we are looking for young men and women who are mature and caring bright enthusiastic and fun People who would like to help a child have a great holiday The Easter Seal camp counsell ing experience points the way to a career in medicine nursing rehabilitation or social services It is invariably one of the best awareness experiences in community involvement and wider horizons Easter Seal camps offer specialized training salaries and bonuses Interviews will be held after an information session and audiovisual presen tation Candidates will be notified of the results within two weeks Interested applicants age 16 and over may call the Tpronto Camp ing Department at 180066R6252 for an application form Or simp ly show up on interview day on Monday March at Lawrence Park CI Chatsworth Drive 30pm in the Cafeteria Founded In The Easter Seal Society is Ontarios largest nonprofit organization serving the needs of children with physical disabilities In we started a camping program that has developed a reputation for excellence and innovation and has given thousands of children a wonderful holiday Home The Country Music For Years PRESENTS Larry One Night Only MARCH 16th NO COVER 226 Quin St Brampton Pub His Majestys Feast Fn March 15 RESERVATIONS ONLY GEORGETOWN CINEMAS 235 GUELPH STREET 1999 SUPER WEEK Evenings at 700 pm Dally Matinee at 200 pm NOW PLAYING Evenings at pm Dally Matinee at 200 pm LAST DAYS CHEVY DAN JOHN DEMI CHASE CANDY MOORE NOTHING BUT TROUBLE Evenings at 9 1 5 p m Only lEEEEEiHB now playing ENDING THE NEXT CHAPTER Evenings at 7 00 pm Dally Matinee at 200 LAST 2 DAYS ROBERT DE NIPO ROBIN WILLIAMS The 1 No Such Thing As A Simple Miracle AWAKENINGS Evenings at 5 pm Only COMING THIS FRIDAY DANCES WITH WOLVES AND GODFATHER III ADMISSION General 700 Children Seniors S3 75 Tues Password Thurs 375 THIS WEEKS PASSWORD THE 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