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At Odeon Ross Cioe projectionist for 21 years Centennial Calendar ' : ; nally loading of the movie flickering on at all times, in case Once the film has hecan'tremember halfof _ July 21- Aug.7 8 Cc sagt Seen eee by Dave ve See ae an fie greet 'with the the screen. When Fee tal something goes wrong. finished, Mr. Cioe -- ve t --Ontario Science Circus--Civic --°. Par fate Pande Everyone's been in a Wii 2 , ores night's featured full of film has expired, a You get to know the rewinds it and readies the I liked "The -- < Centre--Free! Series--Par Mie SELUU NE movie theatre. We've all hile the images length movie. second projector is 'ac- equipment very well, and equipment for the next Navarone' the best. 1 a July 24-Aug. 8 See idland smelled the salty aroma projected on the screen tivated, and Mr. Cioe develop a sixth sense day's showing. After a liked 'Ben Hur'", he says. --Rawlins & Hanna--Photography-- iSeeeal aaciors re Marien' chun or aovicwanse Os ae While the movie is begins torewind the used about when something's movie has finished its 2 pay ee Midland Library. Oct. 7 peanut shells, been an- tertainment, from his Playing, Mr. Cioe says he Teel. : epi by tae, NP Sayan { Pan, Mee se gh creasing | comper(tiga --Concert by Ron & Patricia Owens of ff noyed by the guy in the perch atop the cinema, Stands beside the _ "A lot of people think pointing out that it the 21. report on the quality of from television. July 31 Houston, Texas--Knox Church--7:30 next seat slurping the last Mr. Cioe sees the real projectors, making sure we don't do anything up years ; ie ee : n a e Ne - Oi aa _ i , --Wrestling--Centennial Arena 8:30 p.m. drops of a glass of soda show in terms of the they are operating here, but we work pretty projec tered' Ene one es ee "i. ES "I think they'll_ be p.m. Oct.7 pop, and have snaked an quality of . picture Properly, only once in a hard. You have to keep breaks da id eet tee Lae s* around for a while. They Aug.4 --Registered Nurses Alumnae arm around a date when __ reproduction. while catching a glimpse your eyes on the projector reakdown. many movies in his time, faye a _good future. --H.D.H. Tag Day. Reunion--Athenian Hall. the silver screen darkens. "To me it doesn't : People still like to go out Oct.7 : We all know our way' matter what movie I put around cinemas. No _ on, as long as I put it on matter where you go to __ right. We want to put the see a movie, the best quality picture on the washrooms are usually in screen - that's my show,"' the same place, the he says. rowdies sit in the same Mr. Cioe's work day to see a movie"' Aug. 5 --Rotary and German Canadian Club --30,000 Island Invitational Golf Qctoberfest--Civic Centre. Tournament--Midland Golf & Country Oct.7 Club. --Reunion of St. Theresa's Secondary ihe Aug. 7-13 School students. --Big Sister Week. As he closes the door to his spotless projection room and descends back down the dingy staircase to the empty movie house, F Fi ' he says that he'd like Oct.7 Pet areas, and the chewing begins while most of us Logan Suen ee i , --Midland Professional Firefighter's gum seems to be stuck in are still trying to decide ci beg a wed ma o--Art Display--Midland dance--Hunter's & Anglers Club the same ~ strategic what showing of the beh athe ae y: Ae pores Ogden Beach Rd.--Jim Macey's locations. current movie should be enn ature creed on P rchestra. i i i 5 --Sr. Citizen's Picnie--Midhurst Park. ane Up in the smoking attended. He arrives at loges, however, there's a the theatre about 45 small door few minutes before show moviegoer's have ever time, and begins a series . tation. Aug. 11-12 --50th Anniversary of Grey Nuns in --Muscular Dystrophy Tag Days Midland--Dinner with School Board. "Not too many people (Midland ae know what a projectionist Oct. 8 ventured behind. It opens of tasks that is repeated does,"' he says. "Our job 2 Aug. 1 --Archbishop and former priests of St. onto a green painted each night. He removes is funny. We work seven --Magic Show--for oepenery age Margaret's Parish--St. Margaret's staircase, which leads to panels that conceal the nights a week and do Seni wg Ee p.m. Church--2 p.m. . yet another green painted _ intricate workings of the matinees on Saturday, so ug. ct. 8 staircase, which leads to two massive Motiograph another door. Behind that 35 millimetre projectors door is located the nerve and begins a thorough centre of the movie house, checkout, ensuring that there's little time for rest. We can't start talking holidays until fall or when --The Tommy Scott Family Fun --Major Ian Thomas--London, Timeshow--Centennial Arena--Kiw- England--Kox Church--11 a.m. and 7 anis--Adults $3--Children $1.50. p.m.--Welcome! the snow comes." Aug. 21-Sept.5 Oct. 9-15 the room from which parts are not clogged with yA "But I like my work. --M.S:S, Student's Art Display-- --Fire Prevention Week. originates the pulses and dust or dirt or are not lit' t When I see people leaving Midland tea ae . images which we see on_ wearing out. Qua I y coun S the theatre saying Rex ug. Oct. 24 the screen as a motion He checks the sound i a ee ' i i liked the movie, I know --Bathtub Races--C.N.E.--Councillor --Midland's 100th Birthday! !!--Special picture. reproduction system, Projectionist Ross Cioe adjusts the carbon rods on one er, it peokae ee cheeieatiate I've done my job, and I Nancy Keefe participating. events in planning stage--Centennial At the Canadian Odeon making sure that volume of the two giant projectors at the Odeon Theatre in uuallty of ictire that. counts ' find that pretty Aug. 26 Quilt Draw. Theatre in Midland, that levels are set properly. Midland. Mr. Cioe has been a projectionist there for 21 P : Staff photo Satisfying." --Jaycees Bus Trip to C.N.E.--includes Oct. 28 room is a kind of castle Hethenopensatrapdoor- Years and describes his work as fascinating. He nase Blue Jay's ball game and Evening --Shriner's President's Ball--Country keep, the domain of a _ like device located in the Grandstand. 4 Mill--Nocturnes Orchestra--Buffet-- solitary attendant who main body of the _ Aug. 26 $15.00 Couple. works to keep gears _ projector, and checks the --Water Ski Show--Little Lake-- Oct. 29 humming and electricity heart of the system, "We're better all around" Bluewater Ski Association. --St. Paul's 103rd Anniversary--Rev. flowing so that the carbon rods that when _ Sept. 2 Don Jay, Barrie--guest speaker--11 multitudes below him can activated by an electric --G.R.S. Radio Club Craft Show and a.m. stare at the screen with current provide the light Dance--Centennial Arena Nov. 4 uninterrupted rapture. required to project the Sept. 5-18 --Centennial Dance--Legion Hall-- Attending the two movie image onto the --Ann Kurschner and Cyril Caunter Art Legion Auxiliary--8:30 p.m. gigantic projectors at the screen, about 125 feet Display--Midland Library. Nov. 4 Odeon during the summer away. (ce Sept. 9 --Bazaar and Luncheon--St. Paul's months is Ross Cioe, the There are two reasons '3 ss --Septemberfest--by Jaycees and Auditorium--11 a.m. on--Quota Club of husband of theatre for the painstaking l Siig "AY Centennial Committee--Centennial Huronia. manager Theresa Cioe. checkout: projectors are si Arena--Amateur Show Contest -- 1 He has operated the worth about $40,000 ee at | ear il a anerdainneaiat Band ; Poviae att projectors there for 21 apiece, and movie aah t t tion O p.m. to 1 a.m.--Refreshments! --Policeman's Ball--Country Mill-- years, and his projection audiences have been "7 dd yi l Sept. 10 $10.00 Couple. room and the images that known to be less than O a O our co ec --Salvation Army 93rd Anniversary Nov.8 shine forth from it are a__ tolerant when they break ; Services--11 a.m.--Special Speakers --Bean Supper--St. Paul's source of unending pride. down. er "a he frws, and presentation of new S.A. flag. Auditorium+Couple's Club--4:30-7 Mr. Cioe works in close Just prior to show time, Par, «ft 4p Sept. 14-15-16 p.m. conjunction with senior Mr. Cioe loads the huge 4 ye : --Centennial Fall Fair. Nov. 18 projectionist Art Mon- reels on the projector : at ' Sept. 16 --Centennial Ball--Country Mill-- tgrain, who runs the with a national anthem Nw --Bake Sale--Legion Hall--Legion H.D.H.Auxiliary. projectors at a local film clip, coming at- 'RS Auxiliary--2-5 p.m. Watch for Barbershopper's Cabaret drive-in during the tractions excerpts, and e Sept. 20-21 Show--early November. summer, and who Mr. short feature movies or m eS | --Watch for the possibility of a Midland Dec. 1 My VSS Oe Centennial Industrial. Trade Show-- --Bazaar, Tea and Bake Sale--Sr. Details will be outlined through the Citizen's Club Rooms--2-4:30 p.m. local media. Dec. 2 Sept. 22 --St. Paul's Choir & Metropolitan Silver --Centennial Tea and Bake Band in Concert--St. Paul's United Sale Sacred Heart Auditorium--2-4:30 Church--Evening. p.m.--St. Margaret's Extension Dec. 3 Society. --Choir & Band in Morning Worship-- Sept. 25 St. Paul's United Church--11 a.m.-- --Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Welcome! SPECIAL BONUS Surprises at Theatre aL@on FIGURES Due to rising production and When in Southern California vist RJNIVERSAL STUDIOS TOUR Tournament--Brooklea Golf & Country Support the Jaycees Sale of Xmas Club. Trees at Shopping Malls. Just when you thought it was 2 Sept. 26-27-28 Dec. 30 --8 p.m.--Cable 12 TV--- repeat series --Grand Finale Centennial Ball-- of Centennial (parts 1,2 & 3). Country Mill. safe to go back in the water... JAWS handling costs, the price of Royal Doulton Figures will increase NOW PLAYING at the end of August. 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