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ote eee a second movie. no surprise. This Last year Tim Conway and Don-Knotts made a very entertaining comedy team in a boxing picture spoof called The Prize Fighter. Conway played the boxer' and Knotts was his manager. The film was a big success, so the reunion of the comic dup really comes as time Conway and Knotts are spoofing murder mysteries, and Agatha Christie country. preparing Movie Review The Private Eyes opens in grand style before the main credits with a short scene in which Lord and Lady Morley are late dinner engagement. They get into their fancy limousine which is parked in front of the mansion. lord Morley realizes he has forgotten his cigars, so he returns to get them. While he is gone, a dark hooded figure hiding in the back seat strangles Lady Morley with to go to a a scarf. detectives, When Lord Morley returns to the car he is slugged on the back of the head by the killer. who starts the car and drives it off the Yard road into the river. newspaper reports the two deaths as a drowning, but someone suspects foul play and sends an anonymous letter to Scotland The local The Private Eyes script full of chuckles by Terry Dupuis Two of televisionland's best-liked and funniest comics have teamed up again for encounter the Morley's step-daughter who is coming into the inheritance, and a whole houseful of sinister servants. It looks as though the heiress may be in great danger herself. Enter into the quiet peaceful countryside the intrepid presence of Inspector Don Knotts. complete with Sherlock Holmes cap and pipe, and his equally inept assistant played by Tim Conway. They inadvertently cause havoc everywhere up. thev go. Even stopping to gas up and ask for directions to the Morley mansion at a small service station, they create chaos. Arriving at the Morley mansion, they But have no fear, Inspector Knotts in- forms her. My assistant and I are here to protect you. But the killer strikes again and again, and the body count keeps piling The Private Eyes has a script which is full of chuckles, and the bumbling and bungling antics of Tim Conway and Don Knotts should please their fans. Childhood responsibilities discussed by R. Lea 835-2311 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rumble have returned home after a trip to Portugal and the Madeira Islands. Congratulations to Lola and Kevin Salisbury, a baby boy born March 1 in a Toronto hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Far] Salisbury. Svmpathy is extended to the Holderny family. Service well attended by F. Craig Winners at the W.I. Euchre were Men's High - George Kirton and Gordon Bidwell, Low - Barb Sinton and Fraser Carr; Lone hands - Wilf Oades, Lucky Draw - Joyce Keyes. Next Euchre will be held in the Hall on Friday, March 27 at 8 p.m. Congratulations to Neil Craig, Francis Shanahan, and Max Craig who received prizes at the North Simcoe Seed Fair held in Elmvale on March 13. Local maple syrup makers are busy with Craighurst the unusually early sap run. Oldtimers used to look forward to the "Good Friday run." With Easter being late this vear sugar making will likely be finished well before Good Friday. World Day of Prayer Service was well at- tended at St. John's church. Rev. Etta Snow of Guthrie United Church delivered an inspiring address, and Jill Slessor and Dawn Marie Campbell of West Oro Baptist Church sang a lovely duet. Ladies from all the surrounding churches took part in the service. Congratulations to Marv and Keith Cald- well of Crown Hill on the birth of their son, John Keith. and to Grandma - Mrs. Joe Lea of Hillsdale. Mrs. L. Handy Sr. was guest of honour at a Winter camp attended by William Nutbrown March 14 and 15, the Seouts from South Georgian Bay District held their winter camp ° at) Camp Wildman, which is situated on Concession 8 of Tiny Township. This camp was postponed from an earlier date because of rain A total of 50 Scouts and leaders attended the winter camp. Troops came from Ist and 2nd Midland, Port MeNicoll, Wvevale and Elmvale. The groups arrived Saturday morning to set up their campsites. The flag break and camp opening lead right into the affernoon activitiés. The boys had a great time on the Obstacle Course. which was difficult, and a_ real challenge. Another good learning experience the bovs had as one of the activities was First Aid and Rescue Operation. The evening sing song provided opportunity for the Scouts from various groups to mingle together and get to know each other. We all awoke to a bright Sunday morning with no real casualties from the winter's night. - There was a quiet time thaf morning where several Scout Own's services were con- ducted. On to the morning activities which in- volved a field game, kick and run. The camp divided into four teams, plaving in a round robin. The Scouts had great fun learning the new game Camp came to a close at 1:30 p.m. in the midst of a heavy activity of wet snow, flurries "Lets Get pee ! tam =e \Together lunch! Try one of our "Soup and Sandwich Specials" 2 Open 11: 30 to 1:00 a.m. Mon. to Sat. Sunday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fully licenced Page 16, Wednesday, March 25, 1981 Lounge 549-8882 Svlvester's mother, Mrs. Mary Holderny died in Huntsville Memorial Hospital on March 2, 1981. The Women's birthday Supper, Sunday March 8, at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Max Craig. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Handy of Dalston and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Culver of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. George Kirton left Sunday for a Institute met at the home of Mrs. Mariam Drennan on Wed. evening. Mrs. Drennan conducted the meeting. Motto - The best place to find a helping hand is at the end of your arm, was explained by Mrs. Drennan in a beautiful poem. Rol, Call. cs A responsibility I had as a child was answered by six members. In those days gone by, water had to be carried from the well, small chores at the barn had to be done, the wood box had to be filled, and election of officers for the coming year. There were very few changes this vear. Mrs. Drennan conducted a St. Patrick's contest Mary Morrison won. the contest. Meeting closed with the Sister Dora Prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Lorna M.cFadden. All women of the village are welcome to attend the meetings. three-week holiday in Florida. 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