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Clinton News-Record, 1978-06-22, Page 20PAGE 20— CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1978 Coming Events ROSE SHOW Clinton Horticultural Society, Friday, June 23, 1978, Town Hall, Clinton. Viewing time 2:30 p.m. - 9:15 p.m. Silver collec- tion. Door ' prizes. -22,24,25 BINGO every Tuesday 'evening at the Vanastra Centre RR 5, Clinton at 8 p.m. First regular card $1. 15 regular games of $15. 3 share -the -wealth, jackpot $200 must go. Admission restricted to 16 years or over.-32tfar THE VANASTRA Community Association is sponsoring a Farewell Dinner for Pat and Ben Bridges on June 23rd at 7:30 at the Sandpiper Inn, Vanastra. Anyone in . terested in attending, please ca11482-7071 or 482- 3093.-25x 1979 WINTER VACATIONS: Feb. 2 - Feb. 16, 1979. Book now for group rates 7 - 14 days in Trinidad and Tobago or "exclusive conducted tour" to Guyana and Brazil S.A. Visit the "Heart of the Amazon". Call Ken Young's House of Travel London 679-8520 days, Clinton 482-7938 evenings. -25-28 "EMPIRE FURNACE AND STOVE COM- PANY" —Dixieland Jazz Band, Seaforth Arena Friday, August 4, 1978 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Tickets $4 each. Sponsored by the VanEgmond Foun- dation. -25,26 HURON COUNTY FAMILY PLANNING project invites you to attend Family Planning Clinic every Thursday from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Huron County Health Unit, Shipley St., Clinton. Counselling and medical services provided. Counselling on billings (natural family planning) available first Thursday of each month. —EOWAR. CLINTON Legion Bingo every Thursday 8 p.m. First regular card $1.; restricted to 16 years or over. 15 regular games of $15. $5 least on split. Many other specials. Jackpot $200 must go each week.-19tfar Smile One of the nicest things about growing old is finding your children crossing the generation gap to your side. ' LAST NIGHT THURS., JUNE 22 WALTER GLENDA ART fr MATTcommenII ' A 1 eded os CKSON CARNEY :., IMO DO RI 101414041 11" �• e a ONE BIG WEEK JUNE 23rd - 29th TWO SHOWS FRI. 8 SAT. 7:00 8 9:00 MATINEES SAT. 8 SUN. 1:30 Regular Prices Hire a student week The Canada Manpower Centre for Students would like to announce hire -a - student week will be held in Huron County June 19 through 23. Hire -a -student week is organized each year to bring to the attention of the local business community and homeowners the needs of many students for em- ployment. The mayors of Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth, and Exeter have all been contacted and agreed to support hire -a -student week. The towns of Goderich, Clinton and Exeter will issue a hire -a -student proclamation to be published in their local newspaper. Letters have been mailed to the reeves of the townships asking for their official support of hire -a -student week. Churches of the area have also been contacted asking for their support. In addition, advertising has been arranged by the student centre through the local media. It is felt that these efforts will result in a greater community awareness of student hiring. Playhouse sets opening The Huron Country Playhouse in Grand Bend will hold an Open House on Sunday afternoon, June 24 between the hours of 2 and 4 p.m. The general public can have a tour of the Playhouse, through the workshops, rehearsal halls, grounds, lounge quarters, offices and of course back stage. Members of the 1978 Company, the Board and staff will be on hand to guide the visitors from point to point, answer questions and serve light refreshments at the conclusion of the tour. The public is entitled to attend the Open House for which there is no charge. A Gala Dance and Monte Carlo night will kick off the Huron Country Playhouse season on Saturday, June 24. Hundreds are ex- pected to attend the event which is given each year for season ticket holders. This year regular ad- mission to the dance, which features music by Joe Fieder, will also be available. Monte Carlo Casino night is being added to the night of festivities. Food and drink will be availabale at the event which begins at 9 p.m. Fireworks will augment the Huron Country Playhouse opening on Tuesday, July 4. Directly following the performance of Neil Simon's The Odd Couple, the show's stars Jack Duffy and Les Carlson, will cut a huge cake which will be served to the crowd of first nighters. A capacity attendance is expected at the opening of the Playhouse's Seventh season. Bingo results Nancy Fawcett of Stratford will be able to pay for her new car a little easier now since she won the $1,000 jackpot at the Clinton Monster Bingo on Monday night. She just purchased the auto Monday morning. Other top winners were Mrs. Ed Neeb, Mitchell who took the $138 special; Monica Keys, Exeter who won $150.50; Mrs. Nor- man Rhiel, Seaforth and Mrs. Stewart Holloway, Wingham whp split the 151.75 special. In regular games in- dividual winners of $50 were: Pat Taylor, Staffa ; Arnold Beach, Goderich; Bernice Ament, Strat- ford; Lucy Sproul, Stratford; Jan Hunking, Exeter; Karen Yamamoto, Kippen; Hilda Small, Hensall and Lucy Lee, Clinton. Those splitting the winnings in ' regular games were Grace Lit- tlechild, and Phyllis Ryan, both of Goderich. Lia Cadman, Goderich and Judy Littleton, Thorndale shared a game while Linda Burbine of Goderich and Mrs. Bill and Mrs. Tom Austin both of Seaforth split the winnings in another. Helen and Earl Elliott of Dublin and Mrs. Norman Riehl divided up the winnings in the sixth game and Golda Tyler, Exeter, Ina Finlayson, Staffa and Pearl Tideswell, Clinton shared the winnings in the llth game. Mildred Foster of Goderich and Del Geddes also of Goderich took the prize money in a- game while Helen Elliott, Dublin and Mrs. Norman Rhiel took it in another. WALT DISNEY PRODUCTION MYSTERIOUS VISITOR WITH UNKNOWN POWERS ON OUR PLANET FOR SUPPLIES....• A SIX• PACK OF TUNA r 30 THE SQUARE .PHONE 524.7811 AIRCONDITIONED Program subject to change OPENS THIS SUNDAY CLINTON KINSMEN RACEWAY Harness Racing every Sunday Afternoon - plus 3 Twilight Races, July 13-20 and 27: THIS SUNDAY -JUNE 25 POST TIME 1:30 P.M. Featuring: O.S.S. 3 YR. OLD COLT RACE Estimated Purse 14,216 Clinton Kinsmen Raceway... "THE FAMILY TRACK" The Place where the Kids can Enjoy themselves as well as Mom and Datil *Family Room. *Supervised Swimming Pool *Playground and Picnic Area. *New Modern Grandstand and Bet- ting Facilities. *Excellent Refreshment Booth. , *food Parking Facilities. J PARI MUTUEL WAGERING I AP" itk Kate Trotter and Peter Snell almost have the action filled cactus scenedown pat for the Blyth Summer Festival's first production, "His Own Boss", written by Keith Roulston. The playwright, directors and cast moved into the CHSS auditorium yesterday to practice for the play which opens on July 11 while air conditioning is being installed in their theatre, the Blyth Memorial Hall. (News -Record photo) This week at the Legion By Rene Brochu Last Friday noon, the Huron - County Superannuated Teachers Association held heir semi-annual dinner meeting. A delightfully pleasant assortment of Cocktails were served prior to the dinner. Miss Melba McElroy, president of the Huron County STA chaired the dinner meeting. The group thoroughly enjoyed the roast beef dinner served by our own Ladies Auxiliary. The guest speakerfor, the occasion was Jack Easthaugh, who has just returned from a trip to Russia. He talked to the gathering of his ex- periences and ob- servations of his travels through parts of Russia. Mr. Easthatigh advised anyone contemplating a trip to Russia should be in sound physical health. Frank Madill from the Ontario Senate of Superannuated Teachers presented a report on the organizations overall situation and how it has grown over the past years. Legion wise, not too much activity except for the usual TGIF' Friday Nite get together. The patrons were treated to a batch of chile con carne, STAG for George McClure Saturday, June 24 ADMISSION: '2.00 Harold & Jean Pethick wish to invite their friends, relatives and neighbours to celebrate their . 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Friday, June 30 at Family Paradise DANCING 9-1 A.M. NO GIFTS PLEASE Brian Thompson ti and 1 Jackie Koene (Bridal Couple) wish to invite relatives, friends and neighbours to their OPEN WEDDING RECEPTION Friday, June 23 , 9:00 p.m. at Saltford MUSIC BY "Shannon compliments of the staff. The attendance draw went unclaimed as Cam Addison had failed to register. The raffle was won by Frank Hope from Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Hope are presently holidaying at the Pinelake Campsite on the Bayfield Road. The first executive meeting with the new executive was held last Monday evening with many familiar faces missing. President John Semple and his wife Hilda are holidaying in the far west, and past president John Deeves is presently holidaying in Manitoba. The business meeting was brief and expertly controlled by first vice- president Slim Lacroix. It promises to be an in- teresting year for the Legion, especially now that Associates have the vote, and our Associates in this branch nave become very active. The chairman Dave Hanley and Don Arm- strong were on hand to _outline a planned bar- becue and dance for sometime Watch for should be party. in August. this one, it a bang ups 1 ieart disease is One of the major causes of death, particularly among men over 40. Our eating and drinking, habits, exercise patterns and use of tobacco can all be factors in whether or not we will suffer some form of heart disease. White- Carnation, Holmesville; Catering to weddings, banquets, meetings, private parties. Book your party anytime 524-4133 or banquet hall 482-9228 SUNDAY EVENING BUFFET from 5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME 1978 REGISTRATION For the CLINTON SWIMMING POOL SEASON TICKET: (Recreational Swimming Only) CHILD '8.00 (12 & under) STUDENT & ADULT '13.00 (13 a up) FAMILY '22.00 ' LESSON FEES: '8.00 PER SESSION COURSES Red Cross - begin July 3 PRE BEGINNER BEGINNERS SURVIVAL SWIMMING JUNIORS INTERMEDIATES SENIORS - ROYAL LIFESAVING SOCIETY LIFESAVING III BRONZE MEDALLION AWARD OF MERIT Adult Lesson and Infant sublect to demand OPEN SWIMMING FEES: CHILD 40 cents; STUDENT 60 cents; ADULT 85 cents REGISTRATION Saturday, June 24 and ' Thursday, Friday & Saturday June 29 -30 -July 1 9 A.M.4P.M. leavers club formed Midwestern Ontario has acquired a new organization. Fourteen weavers and spinners from Bruce, Huron and Perth counties met recently in Blyth to form the "Huron Tract Spinners and Weavers Guild". Ruth Knight of Goderich, the first president of the fledgling organization, said that the purpose of the guild is to promote an increased awareness and knowledge of the value of handcrafted spinning and weaving to the public. She said that a guild is an excellent vehicle for local weavers to learn from one another. For that reason, there are tentative plans for workshops, first with guild members' talent, but possibly later with outside teachers. Weaving is an old craft in the Huron Tract. One of the best known weavers from old is Samuel Pentland, who arrived in Huron County in 1845, and whose loom is still on display at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. Mrs. Knight said that some research into the history of weaving in the Huron Tract may be a future project. Mrs. Evelyn Hardy of Goderich was elected vice-president. Secretary is Mrs. Mary McLeod of Seaforth and treasurer is John Kerr of Belgrave. Beginners and ex- perienced spinners and weavers are welcome to attend the meetings. Plans are being made for workshops to be held in the summer and fall. There is to be a nature - dyeing works -hop in August. For further in- formation in the Goderich area please call either Mrs. Knight at 524-4578 or Mrs. Hardy at 524-2713. In the Clinton area call Mrs. Mary Butt at 482- 7475. In the Lucknow,area call Mrs. Alma Gillies at 395-5244. Just a reminder Be a REDCROSS Blood Donor Smile The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridges to cross and which to burn. TUES.-SAT. 8:30/WED. 2:30 TEL. 238-8451 July 4-15 - THE ODD COUPLE July 18-22 - PARLOR, BEDROOM & BATH July 25-29 - TWO BELOW Aug. 1-12 - OKLAHOMA Aug. 15-26 - PICNIC Aug. 29 -Sept. 2 - SPRINGTIME FOR HENRY cX'uron eounfrry OlatyHiouse DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD. Box Office Opens at 8:00 p.m. - First Show at Dusk THUR., FRI., SAT. — JUNE 22, 23, 24 THURS. JUNE 22 ONLY — POPCORN NIGHT FREE POPCORN FOR CHILDREN BEFORE 9:30 Disney Feature All Children under 12 50' C'‘I'CA4/0/414 Mk ft. THE LAUGHTER FLAG IS UP! ROBERT MORSE STEFANIE POWERS PHIL SILVERS .. FELL SHAUGHNESSY COX AMECHE • - . SUN.. MON. TUE. — JUNE 25, 26, 27 t wasn't your o ' !nary, run-of-the-mill war. WARNING — Some lantu ate may be yN•nc,ve 'hoe, c R•a^�� .�nfdrr THEHOYSINCOMPANYC ',i, A'-' .iiir\' 'NI 'R \ 1'.1 •11:ii\t.I1\\' ��5 He doesn't get mad..he gets even '® THE FARMER C TUESDAY NIGHTS ONLY — SPECIAL $6.00 PER CARLOAD STARTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 Imagine your life hangs by a thread. Imagine your body hangs by a'wire. Imagine you're not imagining. Genevieve Buloid Michael Douglas cam AOUl1 ENTERTAINMENT BURNT OFF RINGS OUIT ENTERTAINMENT OLIVER REED ' KAREN BLACK 7,,„L%Lnt r.-•6 yr r [ .. 6,1 a V�dt 11'i oLi, 33 VICTORIA ST. ,z'� - r ' a 482-3421 --1--,=.6--40,..u..?-.---.-:: .� ~ Licensed under L.L.B.O. DINE WITH US! OPEN SUNDAYS Dinner Served 4:30 to 7:30 New Dining Room Hours MONDAY TO SATURDAY ' 11:30 A.M. - 2 P.M.; 5:30-8:00 P.M. RESERVATIONS PREFERRED *P LAST NIGHT THURS., JUNE 22 WALTER GLENDA ART fr MATTcommenII ' A 1 eded os CKSON CARNEY :., IMO DO RI 101414041 11" �• e a ONE BIG WEEK JUNE 23rd - 29th TWO SHOWS FRI. 8 SAT. 7:00 8 9:00 MATINEES SAT. 8 SUN. 1:30 Regular Prices Hire a student week The Canada Manpower Centre for Students would like to announce hire -a - student week will be held in Huron County June 19 through 23. Hire -a -student week is organized each year to bring to the attention of the local business community and homeowners the needs of many students for em- ployment. The mayors of Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth, and Exeter have all been contacted and agreed to support hire -a -student week. The towns of Goderich, Clinton and Exeter will issue a hire -a -student proclamation to be published in their local newspaper. Letters have been mailed to the reeves of the townships asking for their official support of hire -a -student week. Churches of the area have also been contacted asking for their support. In addition, advertising has been arranged by the student centre through the local media. It is felt that these efforts will result in a greater community awareness of student hiring. Playhouse sets opening The Huron Country Playhouse in Grand Bend will hold an Open House on Sunday afternoon, June 24 between the hours of 2 and 4 p.m. The general public can have a tour of the Playhouse, through the workshops, rehearsal halls, grounds, lounge quarters, offices and of course back stage. Members of the 1978 Company, the Board and staff will be on hand to guide the visitors from point to point, answer questions and serve light refreshments at the conclusion of the tour. The public is entitled to attend the Open House for which there is no charge. A Gala Dance and Monte Carlo night will kick off the Huron Country Playhouse season on Saturday, June 24. Hundreds are ex- pected to attend the event which is given each year for season ticket holders. This year regular ad- mission to the dance, which features music by Joe Fieder, will also be available. Monte Carlo Casino night is being added to the night of festivities. Food and drink will be availabale at the event which begins at 9 p.m. Fireworks will augment the Huron Country Playhouse opening on Tuesday, July 4. Directly following the performance of Neil Simon's The Odd Couple, the show's stars Jack Duffy and Les Carlson, will cut a huge cake which will be served to the crowd of first nighters. A capacity attendance is expected at the opening of the Playhouse's Seventh season. Bingo results Nancy Fawcett of Stratford will be able to pay for her new car a little easier now since she won the $1,000 jackpot at the Clinton Monster Bingo on Monday night. She just purchased the auto Monday morning. Other top winners were Mrs. Ed Neeb, Mitchell who took the $138 special; Monica Keys, Exeter who won $150.50; Mrs. Nor- man Rhiel, Seaforth and Mrs. Stewart Holloway, Wingham whp split the 151.75 special. In regular games in- dividual winners of $50 were: Pat Taylor, Staffa ; Arnold Beach, Goderich; Bernice Ament, Strat- ford; Lucy Sproul, Stratford; Jan Hunking, Exeter; Karen Yamamoto, Kippen; Hilda Small, Hensall and Lucy Lee, Clinton. Those splitting the winnings in ' regular games were Grace Lit- tlechild, and Phyllis Ryan, both of Goderich. Lia Cadman, Goderich and Judy Littleton, Thorndale shared a game while Linda Burbine of Goderich and Mrs. Bill and Mrs. Tom Austin both of Seaforth split the winnings in another. Helen and Earl Elliott of Dublin and Mrs. Norman Riehl divided up the winnings in the sixth game and Golda Tyler, Exeter, Ina Finlayson, Staffa and Pearl Tideswell, Clinton shared the winnings in the llth game. Mildred Foster of Goderich and Del Geddes also of Goderich took the prize money in a- game while Helen Elliott, Dublin and Mrs. Norman Rhiel took it in another. WALT DISNEY PRODUCTION MYSTERIOUS VISITOR WITH UNKNOWN POWERS ON OUR PLANET FOR SUPPLIES....• A SIX• PACK OF TUNA r 30 THE SQUARE .PHONE 524.7811 AIRCONDITIONED Program subject to change OPENS THIS SUNDAY CLINTON KINSMEN RACEWAY Harness Racing every Sunday Afternoon - plus 3 Twilight Races, July 13-20 and 27: THIS SUNDAY -JUNE 25 POST TIME 1:30 P.M. Featuring: O.S.S. 3 YR. OLD COLT RACE Estimated Purse 14,216 Clinton Kinsmen Raceway... "THE FAMILY TRACK" The Place where the Kids can Enjoy themselves as well as Mom and Datil *Family Room. *Supervised Swimming Pool *Playground and Picnic Area. *New Modern Grandstand and Bet- ting Facilities. *Excellent Refreshment Booth. , *food Parking Facilities. J PARI MUTUEL WAGERING I AP" itk Kate Trotter and Peter Snell almost have the action filled cactus scenedown pat for the Blyth Summer Festival's first production, "His Own Boss", written by Keith Roulston. The playwright, directors and cast moved into the CHSS auditorium yesterday to practice for the play which opens on July 11 while air conditioning is being installed in their theatre, the Blyth Memorial Hall. (News -Record photo) This week at the Legion By Rene Brochu Last Friday noon, the Huron - County Superannuated Teachers Association held heir semi-annual dinner meeting. A delightfully pleasant assortment of Cocktails were served prior to the dinner. Miss Melba McElroy, president of the Huron County STA chaired the dinner meeting. The group thoroughly enjoyed the roast beef dinner served by our own Ladies Auxiliary. The guest speakerfor, the occasion was Jack Easthaugh, who has just returned from a trip to Russia. He talked to the gathering of his ex- periences and ob- servations of his travels through parts of Russia. Mr. Easthatigh advised anyone contemplating a trip to Russia should be in sound physical health. Frank Madill from the Ontario Senate of Superannuated Teachers presented a report on the organizations overall situation and how it has grown over the past years. Legion wise, not too much activity except for the usual TGIF' Friday Nite get together. The patrons were treated to a batch of chile con carne, STAG for George McClure Saturday, June 24 ADMISSION: '2.00 Harold & Jean Pethick wish to invite their friends, relatives and neighbours to celebrate their . 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Friday, June 30 at Family Paradise DANCING 9-1 A.M. NO GIFTS PLEASE Brian Thompson ti and 1 Jackie Koene (Bridal Couple) wish to invite relatives, friends and neighbours to their OPEN WEDDING RECEPTION Friday, June 23 , 9:00 p.m. at Saltford MUSIC BY "Shannon compliments of the staff. The attendance draw went unclaimed as Cam Addison had failed to register. The raffle was won by Frank Hope from Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Hope are presently holidaying at the Pinelake Campsite on the Bayfield Road. The first executive meeting with the new executive was held last Monday evening with many familiar faces missing. President John Semple and his wife Hilda are holidaying in the far west, and past president John Deeves is presently holidaying in Manitoba. The business meeting was brief and expertly controlled by first vice- president Slim Lacroix. It promises to be an in- teresting year for the Legion, especially now that Associates have the vote, and our Associates in this branch nave become very active. The chairman Dave Hanley and Don Arm- strong were on hand to _outline a planned bar- becue and dance for sometime Watch for should be party. in August. this one, it a bang ups 1 ieart disease is One of the major causes of death, particularly among men over 40. Our eating and drinking, habits, exercise patterns and use of tobacco can all be factors in whether or not we will suffer some form of heart disease. White- Carnation, Holmesville; Catering to weddings, banquets, meetings, private parties. Book your party anytime 524-4133 or banquet hall 482-9228 SUNDAY EVENING BUFFET from 5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME 1978 REGISTRATION For the CLINTON SWIMMING POOL SEASON TICKET: (Recreational Swimming Only) CHILD '8.00 (12 & under) STUDENT & ADULT '13.00 (13 a up) FAMILY '22.00 ' LESSON FEES: '8.00 PER SESSION COURSES Red Cross - begin July 3 PRE BEGINNER BEGINNERS SURVIVAL SWIMMING JUNIORS INTERMEDIATES SENIORS - ROYAL LIFESAVING SOCIETY LIFESAVING III BRONZE MEDALLION AWARD OF MERIT Adult Lesson and Infant sublect to demand OPEN SWIMMING FEES: CHILD 40 cents; STUDENT 60 cents; ADULT 85 cents REGISTRATION Saturday, June 24 and ' Thursday, Friday & Saturday June 29 -30 -July 1 9 A.M.4P.M. leavers club formed Midwestern Ontario has acquired a new organization. Fourteen weavers and spinners from Bruce, Huron and Perth counties met recently in Blyth to form the "Huron Tract Spinners and Weavers Guild". Ruth Knight of Goderich, the first president of the fledgling organization, said that the purpose of the guild is to promote an increased awareness and knowledge of the value of handcrafted spinning and weaving to the public. She said that a guild is an excellent vehicle for local weavers to learn from one another. For that reason, there are tentative plans for workshops, first with guild members' talent, but possibly later with outside teachers. Weaving is an old craft in the Huron Tract. One of the best known weavers from old is Samuel Pentland, who arrived in Huron County in 1845, and whose loom is still on display at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. Mrs. Knight said that some research into the history of weaving in the Huron Tract may be a future project. Mrs. Evelyn Hardy of Goderich was elected vice-president. Secretary is Mrs. Mary McLeod of Seaforth and treasurer is John Kerr of Belgrave. Beginners and ex- perienced spinners and weavers are welcome to attend the meetings. Plans are being made for workshops to be held in the summer and fall. There is to be a nature - dyeing works -hop in August. For further in- formation in the Goderich area please call either Mrs. Knight at 524-4578 or Mrs. Hardy at 524-2713. In the Clinton area call Mrs. Mary Butt at 482- 7475. In the Lucknow,area call Mrs. Alma Gillies at 395-5244. Just a reminder Be a REDCROSS Blood Donor Smile The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridges to cross and which to burn. TUES.-SAT. 8:30/WED. 2:30 TEL. 238-8451 July 4-15 - THE ODD COUPLE July 18-22 - PARLOR, BEDROOM & BATH July 25-29 - TWO BELOW Aug. 1-12 - OKLAHOMA Aug. 15-26 - PICNIC Aug. 29 -Sept. 2 - SPRINGTIME FOR HENRY cX'uron eounfrry OlatyHiouse DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD. Box Office Opens at 8:00 p.m. - First Show at Dusk THUR., FRI., SAT. — JUNE 22, 23, 24 THURS. JUNE 22 ONLY — POPCORN NIGHT FREE POPCORN FOR CHILDREN BEFORE 9:30 Disney Feature All Children under 12 50' C'‘I'CA4/0/414 Mk ft. THE LAUGHTER FLAG IS UP! ROBERT MORSE STEFANIE POWERS PHIL SILVERS .. FELL SHAUGHNESSY COX AMECHE • - . SUN.. MON. TUE. — JUNE 25, 26, 27 t wasn't your o ' !nary, run-of-the-mill war. WARNING — Some lantu ate may be yN•nc,ve 'hoe, c R•a^�� .�nfdrr THEHOYSINCOMPANYC ',i, A'-' .iiir\' 'NI 'R \ 1'.1 •11:ii\t.I1\\' ��5 He doesn't get mad..he gets even '® THE FARMER C TUESDAY NIGHTS ONLY — SPECIAL $6.00 PER CARLOAD STARTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 Imagine your life hangs by a thread. Imagine your body hangs by a'wire. Imagine you're not imagining. Genevieve Buloid Michael Douglas cam AOUl1 ENTERTAINMENT BURNT OFF RINGS OUIT ENTERTAINMENT OLIVER REED ' KAREN BLACK