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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1995-03-29, Page 22Katherine and Michael Klages Couple honeymoons in Parry Sound area Mitt Zume Countru '76reakfa5t Sunday, April 2 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Londesboro Hall • Eggs • Bacon • Sausage • Pancakes and Homefries Adults $4.50 Children Under 12 $3.50 iotgazt.t nEXETER HVIE 11 GARDEN 1.10111 Friday, April 7th 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. Saturday, April 8th Noon - 9:00 p.m. Sunday, April 9th Noon - 5:00 p.m. SOUTH HURON REC. CENTRE Exeter, Ontario ADMISSION TICKET: $4.00 Includes a chance to win a $1,000 Travel Gift Certificate from Ellison Travel Children 12 & Under: FREE When Accco !panted By he Adult PRESENTED BY EXETER OPTIMIST cilia MA NY DRAWS a 11 Artistry This eye catching display of quilts was presented at the Fordwich United Church last Friday. The event sponsored by the Women's Institutes drew a good crowd throughout the day, interested in viewing these examples of artistry. viteific MX! By John Schedler The week's new releases are highlighted by a group of outstanding films that unfortunately found little success at the box office. First on the list is Imaginary Crimes **** (Warner), a totally engaging drama about a widowed con man (Harvey Keitel) raising two daughters while staying one step ahead of the bill collectors and the law. The story is told through the eyes of the eldest daughter (Fairuza Balk), a budding writer, who is taken under the wing of a caring school teacher. Rich in atmosphere this moving film features many excellent and emotionally charged performances, especially from Keitel and Balk. Highly• Recommended! (Rated PG, but in my opinion not suitable for ybunger children to view alone). Also worth a look is A Simple Twist of Fate ***1/2 (Touchstone), a comedy/drama starring Steve Martin as a reclusive man who adopts a baby after her mother dies. The plot also involves stolen gold and a ruthless politician who is, in truth, the little girl's real father. The fine supporting cast includes Gabriel Byrne, Catherine O'Hara and Alana Austin as the loveable child. Recommended! (Rated PG-13) The Burning Season*** (HBO) was actor Raul Julia's final film before his untimely death from a heart attack last fall. The story chronicles the life of Chico Mendes, the peasant leader who laid down his life to save the Brazilian rainforest. Excellent! (Unrated - some violence) Aside from having visions of the future, Nostradamus *** (Orion) also battled for truth in an age ofignorance and superstition. This is quite a good film boasting a fine international cast that includes Tcheky Karyo, F. Murray Abraham and Rutger Hauer. (Rated R) Other new and unpreviewed releases available this week include Love Affair (Warner), yet another re-working of An Affair To Remember, this time with Warren Beatty and Annette Bening. (Rated PG) Banned in Saskatchewan for a few days last year, Exit to Eden (Warner) is a kinky comedy starring Dan Aykroyd and Rosie O'Donnell as two cops who go undercover at a S & M resort. (Rated R) With none of the principals involved in the Nightmare on Elm Street movies finding much work after they killed off Freddy Kruger in part six of the series, you just knew he would return. So it comes as no surprise that Wes Craven's New Nightmare (Alliance) brings Freddy back in yet another blood bath geared to the intellectually challenged. (Rated R) It's Pat (Touchstone) is the latest spinoff from TV's Saturday Night Live, but unlike numerous others this film was barely released in theatres and goes direct to home video. (Rated PG-13) And finally, kids may like Camp Nowhere (Hollywood), a comedy about a group of adolescents who invent their own camp, fooling their parents and having a wild summer filled with Nintendo, junk food and no rules. (Rated PG) I Vida) IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY... I J.R.'S GAS BAR lir TAKE OUT LTD. BRUSSELS 887-6951 NEW RELEASES THIS WEEK 1. Love Affair, Angels in the Outfield, The Specialist, Only You, Stargate, River Wild, Milk Money, Lion King, Time Cop, Andre, Little Rascals, In The Army Now, The Next Karate Kid, Little Giants, Color of Night, Clear and Present Danger, It Could Happen to You, Natural Born Killers, A Troll in Central Park, True Lies CHILDREN'S MOVIES 99c REGULAR MOVIES $1.49 NEW RELEASES $2.49 Multiple sclerosis can cause loss of balance, impaired speech, extreme fatigue and double vision. Multiple Sclerosis SOCIETY OF CANADA 1-800-268-7582 PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1995. Colborne reviews insurance KLAGES - PROCTER A spring-like day on Feb. 18, 1995 was the joyous occasion when Katherine Jane Procter became, the bride of Michael Dale ,Klages in Knox United Church; Belgrave, Ontario. The bride is the elder daughter of George and Elizabeth Procter of Morris Twp., and the groom is the oldest son of Terry and Anne Klages of Chesley, Ontario. Rev. Mary-Jane Hobden of Belgrave officiated at the double- ring ceremony. Ruth Alton, of Lucknow, aunt of the bride was the organist and John McIntosh of Morris Twp., sang The Life You Give is Good, by Walter Farquhar- son and Ron Klusmeier during the ceremony; and 0 Perfect Love during the signing of the register. Angela Schlosser of Guelph, was her friend's maid of honour. Jennifer Cooper of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, sister of the bride, and Ruth Higgins of Mississauga, life-long friend of the bride were the bridesmaids. All looked elegant in dresses fashioned by the bride. Stacey Klages, of Chesley, was his brother's best man. Neil and Christopher Klages of Chesley were ushers for their brother. Carol Weiss, aunt of the groom and Den- nis Klages, uncle of the groom read scriptures during the ceremony. Following the ceremony, an open reception was held in Belmore. After a wedding trip to the Parry Sound region,' the happy couple is residing on a farm in Sullivan Township, in Grey County, with Nutmeg their dog. Among 20-year-olds 22 per cent of men were dropouts com- pared to 14 per cent of women. Colborne Township Council held its regular meeting on March 21. Council met with representatives from Chamney Sanitation, Carter's Waste Disposal and McLellan's Disposal Services to review their proposals for the township's recycling program. The three companies were advised that council would make a decision at the next meeting. Council met with Beth Feagan and Scott MacEwan representing the Frank Cowan Insurance Company to discuss the township's municipal insurance coverage. A representative from OME Insurance Company had been scheduled to attend the meeting, but was delayed by a previous meeting. Councillors advised that a decision on municipal insurance would be made at their next meeting. Clerk John Stewart was instructed to advise the Goderich Fire committee that the township is not interested in looking into the possibility of forming an area fire board, consisting of the Town of Goderich and the Townships of Goderich and Colborne. Council authorized Township Softball Convenor Wayne Marshall to order the necessary softball equipment from Garb and Gear Sports Shop as outlined in their quote. Township Road Superintendent Ron Smith was authorized to attend the Ontario Good Roads Association's Roadway Service Standards Seminar in Stratford, April 4. The registration fee for the course is $90 plus GST. The closing date for tenders for the new Township Municipal Office is Friday, March 31 at 4 at the office of B. M. Ross & Associates Ltd. Applications for the position of Township Chief Building Official/ By-law Enforcement. Officer are being accepted until April 3 at 5 p.m. The interim installment of taxes is due March 31. A one per cent . penalty shall be charged on all late payments. The Colborne Township Cemetery Board will meet April 4 at 7 p.m. at the Colborne Township Community Hall. The regular council meeting will follow commencing at 7:30 p.m.