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ea a eS a ef elias An era recalled Antique cars buss were out in full force at Zeller's, Sunday afternoon, their staging area for -an af- ternoon "mystery trip,'? The vintage cars attracted plenty of attention both at the plaza and later as they headed out on area highways. by Terry Dupuis Many film goers fondly remember last year's BREAKING AWAY. It turned out to be the sleeper of 1979. It was a modestly budgeted picture without any big names in the cast, but it ended up winning many Academy Award nominations and it was a big hit at the box-office. I've just seen what I think will be this year's equivalent of BREAKING AWAY. It's called MY BODYGUARD. Once again, a modest budget and no strong box-office names have put many of this summer's high- budget. big cast pictures to shame. MY BODYGUARD has been drawing \rave reviews from critics, but what will be even more instrumental to the film's success will be the word of mouth from pleased patrons. A 15-year old Toronto Jarvis Collegiate student named Chris Makepease made his screen debut last year in MEATBALLS. In MY BODYGUARD he has the top role. He plays a student named Clifford Peach who attends his first public high school after nine years in a private academy. The culture shock to young Clifford is enormous, to say the least. ea: He finds himself bullied by campus hooligans, who run a protection racket. The ringleader is a smart-aleck kid named Moodv. This role is well-played by a young actor named Matt Dillon, who was seen last summer in another film release called LITTLE DARLINGS. Clifford devises a unique solution to his problem by enlisting the help of a bodyguard. He hires the biggest kid My Bodyguard draws rave reviews in the school, a silent giant youth whom evervone else is afraid of. Clifford tries to become friends with this boy. about whom the students engage in whispered rumours. One kid tells Clifford that this boy raped a teacher; another story is that he killed a guy. The bodyguard rejects Clif- ford's attempts at friendship, but Clifford is persistent. Finally he learns the secret behind the other boy's loneliness. For sheer entertainment, MY BODYGUARD would rate on top of my list for this summer, along with THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK and BRUBAKER. It is also extremely well-acted by all concerned. Chris Makepeace is very engaging as the shy new boy Cliffie. And Matt Dillon makes a terrific unlikeable heavy as Moody. A new actor named Adam Baldwin is introduced in this picture as the boy guard of the title, and he gives a most intriguing performance. More is certain to be heard of him in the future. The adult characters in MY BODYGUARD take a back seat to the young people, but the parts are still well-played. Martin Mull is Clifford's father, a harried hotel manager. 80 year old Ruth Gordon is Clifford's eccentric grandmother. And John Hauseman makes a brief appearance as Mr. Dobbs, an important guest who is staying at the _ hotel. MY BODYGUARD is a movie which falls into the realm of youth-oriented comedy- dramas. But it's appeal is certainly not limited to young people. I think moviegoers of any age will genuinely enjoy it. Another season has treasurer-Bernice Agar begun for the ist and public relations Elmvale Cubs, Beavers officer-Lorraine Cob- and Scouts with leaders bett. having been chosen for each group. Beaver Elmvale 1st Beavers, Leader will be Sally Cubs and Scouts were Sibbald, Cub Leader well represented this will be Horace Franks past week-end at and Scout Leader willbe | Lakeland IV at Awenda Clint Nesbitt in this Park where over 1,200 upcoming year. Lakeland IV | Scouting gears up for Elmvale boys took part in many events. Nine scouts and one leader stayed from Friday night until the closing ceremonies at 2 p.m. Sunday. Nineteen Beavers and nothing to dampen spirits and members from the Group Com- mittee cooked for the staff. 10 cubs plus their leaders also had fun at FUN the Saturday events. The cold weather did Gone A problem has developed with the three groups in that without additional helpers for cubs and scouts, no more boys can be registered to take part. Experience in scouting is not necessary for this job, but if it is desired, training is available at no cost to the individual. The 1980/81 Group Committee were selected and installed and they are president- Mike Jacobs, secretary- 526-279 Granada ann mq. Hwy 27 & Balm [\ Beach Rd., Midland 'Salad Bar Steaks Fri., Sat., Sun. Roast Prime Rib of Beef Forever! Mrs. Alice Goodman Electrology Therapist Permanent removal from a and body. Eyebrows shaped Safe, gentle, shortwave me4 thod. '& Seafood --- Medically approved -- Free consultation and test 12 years experience GOODMAN CLINIC OF ELECTROLYSIS . 526-9479 Member.of Ont. and Am. Electrolysis Association DAILY SPECIALS Lunch & Dinner DHAIR| age 14, Wednesaay, October 1, 1980 Holland | thanks Canadians 1945 was a year when the citizens of Holland were thinking more about survival than they were about tulips, ex- cept in those moments when they yearned for the innocent beauty of the pre-war Holland. It was also a year they thanked God and Canadian forces for the liberation which has returned Holland to the flower showplace of Europe. In 1980, 35 years after Canadian Forces marched across what were the soggy fields of Holland, the Dutch are saying thank you as its never been said before. Campaign In May 1980, following the announcement of the Thank You Canada campaign by _ the Netherlands Flower- bulb Institute, ap- proximately 2,000 Canadian veterans visited Holland at the invitation of the Dutch. In honour of those veterans who. could not travel to the Netherlands, the people of Holland privately donated money towards the purchase, packaging and ship- ment of an estimated total of 1.5 million orange / red tulip bulbs - the colour of the House of Orange. Each of the 14,000 individually addressed parcels of 50 bulbs will contain a gold embossed certificate bearing the logo "Gratitude is Remembering from the heart" along with a personal letter from a Dutch school child, individual, family group or business person in expression of long- enduring gratitude. In addition to the 14.000 Canadian veterans and _ their dependents who will receive gift parcels, the municipal governments of close to 500 Canadian including Midland and Elmvale villages will also receive packages of bulbs containing a minimum cities. towns and RNAs invited to attend cardiac care workshop Renewal IV, a one-day workshop for Registered Nursing Assistants (RNAs) will be held Oct. 8 at the Highland Motel, Midland and Oct. 29 at the Riverside Inn, Bracebridge from 8:30 a.m. to 4p.m. each day. Featuring the care of the cardiac patient, the workshop will give participants an overview of cardiac diagnostic procedures and acute and rehabilitive phases. ' A review of basic anatomy and physiology of the cardio-vascular system as well as_ cardiac rehabilitation programs and patient teaching will be included. The role of the RNA will be in- corporated into each presentation. Mrs. Pat Best, Head Nurse, Intensive Care and Cardiac Units, Huronia District Hospital, Midland and Dr. Douglas Donald, a General Practitioner also from Midland, will serve as resource persons for the workshop. Registration fee of $20 includes lunch and coffee. quantity of 1,000. Man | Marlin Chartered tecountant announces the official cponing of the Ehnvale office Thursday, September 25, 1980 4 Queen Street East Elmvale Ont. LOL 1P0 705-322-2440 Your family portrait: Always a welcome gift. 81 Queen St. W., Elmvale - 322-2711 é (Opposite Brewer's Retail) NEW! Needlecraft kits Scotia Covenants Mortgage Corporation Term Notes @ Fixed Term 5 Years ® Minimum investment $1,000. @ Unconditionally guaranteed by The Bank of Nova Scotia ® Rates are subject to change Ask for more details at any branch of The Bank of Nova Scotia. Scotiabank