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Wednesday, July 19,2006 Orono Weekly Times - 5 The Reel Thing Movie Reviews by Shawn McCartney The first time I ever saw Johnny Depp was in the T.V. series, 21 Jump Street. He was young but you could tell he was going to go far. Depp has always played unusual parts in movies such as Edward Scissor Hands, Sleepy Hollow and What is Eating Gilbert Grape, to name just a very few. It is so neat to see him recognized, in this the second Pirate movie, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. T enjoyed the atmosphere atmosphere of this movie. It is geared to a wide audience, and is quite childish in some ways--but I loved that in the acting. It reminded me of a swashbuckling movie of the early film years--even the silent' films. Johnny Depp is very good, Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley are very good also. It is a fun summer movie a little scary for young kids but still a good see. I give this movie a 4 out of 5. I also went to see Click. I must say I am not an Adam Sandler fan. I was really-- what? Yes ... disgusted! The movie could have been so good. The story was good even the acting was okay but the humour. I understand bathroom humour, not the smartest but yes funny. Here, it was over done and the same joke replayed. At least they could have come up with a. new joke. I give this movie a 1 out of 5. Here are some movies to watch while dealing with the heat: Note Book, Under Seige, Legends of the Fall, Count of Monte Cristo, Don Juan, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Under the Tuscan Sun, Sweet Home Alabama, What About Bob, Phone Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and King Kong. Medieval History Camp at Clarington Museums Bowmanville--Hear Ye, Hear Ye, Calling all children! Clarington Museums and Archives, offers a week .long . Medieval History Camp from July 24 to July 28,2006. A different different theme from the Medieval period will be explored each. day as children learn through stories, and hands on activities. , On July 24, titled 'Castle Life', children will learn more about nobility in the Middle Ages while they build a mini castle and make a golden crown. 'Medieval Warfare' day, on July 25, will include stories of Knights and famous battles while children make their own helmet and shield. On July 26 the theme will be 'Magic,. Myth and Al chemy'. Learn more about the world's most famous medieval wizard, Merlin, while enjoying .a Dragon Quest scavenger hunt and making a magic staff. On July 27 'Medieval Faire' day children will enjoy a day of games and entertainment from the 1300s. On July 28 'Inventions and Explorations' will be the theme as pur attention turns to the many life changing inventions and world expanding explorations explorations that took place at the end of the Medieval period. Children will make maps and go on a real life exploration. Ages 6-12 may enrol in Medieval History Camp for any number of days, with a discount discount for full week registration. MEDIEVAL see page 9 Is your Body Too Acidic? Some of the symptoms are: • Gout • Candida • Muscle rigidity or strains • Gall or kidney stones • Weakened immune system • Digestive disturbances For more information, attend our FREE seminar at TERRENS on Monday July 24 at 1:00 pm. TOPIC PH Balance Pascoe and Acidosis call to reserve your place Terrens Wellness Centre 5324 Main Street, Orono • 905-983-5000 It's been an excellent year for daylillies, according to Henry Lorraine, of the We're in the Hayfield Now Daylilly Gardens. The annual "Open Garden" is scheduled for.next weekend, July 28,29 and 30th. Tea Time at Bowmanville Museum Bowmanville--Join us on the verandah of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Museum, 37 Silver Street, Bowmanville every Wednesday in July and August for tea. We offer a Victorian Tea including two fresh baked scones with jam and butter and your choice of tea, coffee or juice for only $4 per person. person. Also available is our Victorian luncheon consisting of soup, fresh baked scones and your choice of coffee, tea or juice for $6 per person. The beautiful surroundings of the museum offer a unique historical historical experience for your afternoon afternoon tea party. Teas are from noon until 3 p.m. and the Gallery, museum is open for self guid- For more infonnation, call ed tours during the teas with the museum office at 905-623- an opportunity to view the 2734 or visit us at www.clar- new Clarington History ingtonmuseums.com I n Northcutt Elliott I E Funeral Home THOUGHTFULNESS, SERVICE & CONCERN A Family Owned Business, Offering: Traditional Funeral Services Pre-arranged & Prepaid Services - Cremation Arrangements , Alternatives to Traditional Funerals - Out of Town Shipping CORY KUIPERS - PRESIDENT 53 Division Street 905-623-5668 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 2Z8 OFF STREET PARKING DAYMEY GARDENS OPEN GARDEN WEEKEND! Fri, Sat & Sun July 28, 29, 30 10 am to 4 pm Come and see our upcoming Daylily introductions and thousands of new seedlings in bloom! Daylilies will be for sale as well as potted hostas and garden specials. Refreshments, food, parking and washroom facilities available. Bring your family and friends! 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