PAGE 26, WEDNÉSDAY SEP'TEMBER 9, 198 1 ,WHITBY FREE PRESS Whiitby Free Pres s..,, ENTERTAINMENT ..with Barry Murkar Big plans for Crnema Whitby "Once upon a time" used to preface stories that were enjoyed by nearly ail children. It suggested you were about to be carried into a worid of make-believe and that is always a nice place to be, because there is music, laughter and lots of interesting things happening. Make-believe is a world that children, and even aduits, can escape into, and for a short time, everything- is beautiful. [CEAS MINSTU N ~wIthaà SUBARU flhe Surprlsing New 1981's NOW -ON DISPLAY . > -- See it! Believe it! I Our super gas savers are destinied t0 be the cars of the decade! Corne, check out their luxurious designs, impressive m.p.g., and incredibly low sticker tags! Theyre everything fuel- Wise cars should be ... and more! ' ey mePL AFA WC) us Oshawa Centre Cinemas BLOW OUT 7u7n Weli Bob Longmuir, the new owner of Cinemna Whitby, is very ir.terested in chiidren, and he wants to do something especialiy for them. Bob and his wife, who works with him at the theatre, want te make Saturday and Sunday matinees an af- ternoon especialiy for the kids. They are plan- ning to show films each weekend that chiidren will enjoy. They even plan to bring back some of the older films, such as My Friend'ý Flicka with Elizabeth Taylor. There will be others such as Sinbad, and Sabu the Elephant Boy. Longmuir feels these are films that embody a good story, along with excitement and laughter, and present wholesome entertain- ment for the young people. These movies get away from the present film trend of blood, gore, sex and words that children shouidn't have to hear. Longmuir and his wife are not forgetting the ADULT IACCOMPANIMIIIIENTI OSB 4BAI> Y 5 WARNING SOME SCENES MAY FRIGHTEN e STARTS FR1., SAT., SUN. 7:00 & 9:15 MON..- TH URS. 7:30 ICINEMA WHITBY 668-3618 CHILDRENS MATIN EES SAT. & SUN. 2:00 FULN* aduits either. During the weeknights and weekends there wili be aduit movies for the grown ups. He also has another idea in mmnd. He would like to have what he catis a Vintage Night on Wednesday, when he wili be showing many of the old, but favourite, movies. If he can get his hands on some of the tities that he mentioned to us, we wilI be there on Wednesday nights, and we know that many others will be there with US. The Longmuirs want to make Cinema Whitby a theatre for children and aduits. They are anxious to have it known as a place where paren- ts can leave their chiidren to enjoy a movie without worrying about them. Cinema Whitby cer- tainiy has its place in the community, as a business that is trying to promote tasteful and en- joyable entertainment for the whoie family. We don't want to give away any secrets either', but Longmuir is plan- ning ail kinds of speciai things to go aiong with the matinees on the weekends. There wili be prizes, give-aways and many other items. To get the bail rolling for the chiidren, Cinema Whitby is bringing in Wait Disney's, The Fox and the Hound, for the weekend of September 17. Wfe have already seen this movie and couid enjoy it again. By the way, parents you wili enjoy it too. Take the kids and have a good t'rw McGibbon guest at club dinner Former Lieutenant- Governor of Ontario Pauline McGibbon wil open the 1981-2 season of Canadian Club on Thursday, September 10 at the Genosha Hotel, Oshawa with dinner at 6:30 p. m. The topic wiil be "'Reminiscences of a Lieutenant-Governor. " As the fîrst woman iieutenant-governor in the British Common- -wealth, Mrs. McGibbon won the affection and admiration of citizens throughout Canada. The Canadian Club is an organization dedi- cated to fostering an in- terest in ail matters of public concern and meets seven times yeariy at a dinner meeting. Memberships are availabie to ail on application to P.O. Box 391, Oshawa. Guests are invited to the first meeting and reservations shouid be made by telephoning the Genosha Hotel at 723- 4641. Three year terni CONT'D FROM PC. 7 acquire some degree of fluency with technicai areas such as planning and finance. Once these have been mastered, the only matter remaining is to acquire or nurture his political awareness to assist in future elections. When the year of an election (the second year) starts, politicians usually begin to ponder their next campaign. Quite naturally, politicians become more vocal and simuitaneously more cautious. The length of meetings increases, yet the quantity of decisions diminishes as politicians avoid contro- versial issues. On the side of the shorter term is the argument for, accountability. Municipal politics affects the day- to-day life of the citizens more directly and more dramaticaily than any other level of government. Therefore, the elected officiais shouid be brought to the poils often to account for their decisions and to be re-eiected or not depending on their performan- ce. My prediction is that the term wiii be increased to three years. It should commence after the 1982 elections, since the voters only bargained for us un- tii then. IDjIy Coloma Mu6sic Centre WELCOME' The RELLY COLOMA MUSIC CENTRE welcomes JUDY ANAKA to their staff. Judy Is a trained Yamaha Electone Organ Instructor and she brings her experience and enthusiasm to our new Yamaha Music School. Judy taught ln Saskatch- ewan for the lasi couple of years. She is iooking forward to meeting the people of the Durham region and we wouid like you to meet her. Please plan to attend our Open House, Thursday, Sept. 10, after 7 p.m., meet Judy and observe a demon- stration group lesson. She Is aiso qualified to teach piano, having completed Gr. X with the Royal Conservatory of Music. If you are unable to attend the Open House and are Interested ln lessons, cali Judy at 433-1220. O YAMAHA UC y Cofl15WMDUNDAS ST. E. Music CenLe LN I SM R[nL BOWLING IS PARTICIPACTION AND COU NTY BOWL. WHITBY'S FIVE PIN BOWLING CENTRE. 118 Byron St. N. 668-2651 LET'S GO BOWLING WANT TO JOIN A LEAGUE? WANT TO FORM A LEAGUE? HAVE A BOWLING PARTY? LEARN HOW TO BO0WL? HAVE A FAMILY BOWLING PARTY? HAVE A GROUP BOWLING PARTY? HAVE A BIRTH DAY BOWLING PARTY? P HON E 668-2651 qv