CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 11, 1979

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THAT’LL TEACH HIM TO ASK FOR AN INTER-
VIEW! Elvis Costello was playing a gig In his hometown
of Birkenstead, England and after the set a local reporter
approached Elvis and his manager Jake Riviera for a few
words, Apparently a few cholce words were exchanged
and the reporter found himself bouncing down a flight of
stairs. He sustained a broken wrist and a badly cut head.
There's no indication who started the bad feeling flowing
but Journalists beware. We've always found Jake to be a
pretty rea Teasonable guy but under the right circumstances

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ROD STEWART WAS RECENTLY DRIVING from
London to Birmingham on the main highway there to
appear at a concert. His car blew a tire and ended up ina
itch, Neither he nor his chauffeur were hurt but when

them to thelr

iandscape Photography: at NEC

“Looking South” is one of
the first shows of the year at
the National Exhibition Centre,
located across the highway
from the Castlegar Airport.

On view from Jan. 10 to
Feb. 11, this large exhibition of
prints, drawings, and sculpture
by the Inuit people of the
Canadian Arctic has been sent
to the Kootenays by the
Winnipeg Art Gallery.

There are over 100 works
on display, ranging in size from
large to minute. These are not
the usual pieces found in tourist
shops. “The objects in this
exhibition show how the Inuit
have ingeniously -integrated
alien southern ideas into their
own culture.”

The exhibition will be on
display concurrently with An
dreas Nieman’s series of recent
photographs entitled “Trees,
the Second Look.”

A resident of Salmo, Nie-
man has’ photographed the
landscape without resort to the
famillar cliches usually seen.

“I have attempted to re-
cord the everyday life of the
landscape which most of us

never get to see. Many peopld
wonder what really goes on
behind those prophetic sunsets;
idyllic lakes and peaceful count
try roads,” says Nieman. :
“In order to bring back
realism to landscape’ photo:
graphy, I use a documentary
approach. I try to catch the
action as it happens; from 4
detached point of view; in the
manner of a photojournalist.”

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“I’m sorry, the doctor isn't home. Try Midland
Hospital... if you find him, will you please tell him Billy
has a sore throat?”

A 21 week pre-employment, ee
of study in photography “and “its

commercial application. This program . +’

Is designed to develop profes:

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Dear Ann Landers: Last night — or I should say, this morning at

2:39 a.m. —

the telephone rang. It scared me half to death. I

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booked to do nine shows,
scattered throughout the
first six months of the year,
with George Jones © and
Johnny; eck.

Gary Stewart
Gary Stewart, RCA artist,

has Had a sa ‘out calendar

Stewart is already booked tor
+22 ates in January. Fe-

George Jones
Since the end of October,
MCA artist Ronnle Sessions
has had no open weekends in
his booking schedule, even.
for Christmas, He is now on

id played’ seven
days on the tirst Week of the
tour, including : Huntsville,

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thought surely one of my children (or randchildren) had been in

terrible accident: a = u a
It was my cousin who lives three blocks from me. She said,

“Myrtle, are you all right?” I told her I was just fine until the

phone Tha and fared the belecries out of me. Her next sentence

waa, “I just e most terrible dream about you and I had to

phone to make sure you are OK.” Epic artist eed McCain haa ay Sopeat bockirgs ar
I thanked her for her “consideration” and hung up. 26th, ready confirmed. Razzy also
What do you think of a person who would make a call like n she began her label made his debut at the one.

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that “ famous Palomino Club

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ipleted a three-and-a-half
week tour of the southwest,
with appearances in most of

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Charly McClain the major markets. The tour

Starting Oate: January 20, 1979,

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Q Dear Ann: Awhile pa you printed acolumn about a woman
‘who was married toa chain smoker. She wanted to know if it was (
possible for a non-smoker to be affected by “second-hand smoke.”
“You said, “Yes.”

Tread that letter at work and applauded your reply because I
suspected for’a long time that second-hand smoke was indeed
harmful. Some people I work with said you were crazy.

T read today in the newspaper where a cardiologist at the
University of California did a study at the Long Beach veterans’ @ ©
hospital which proved that second:| hand smoke does have a

Join Us

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L. Vv. Rogers Theatre NATURALIST photographer Tom Dlez will p.m. at Selkirk College. Admission Is free at Rei ens

be visiting Castlegar Jan. 23 to show two and everyone Is welcome. J
Offers ‘Chalk. Garden’ wildlife films. The fllms will be shown at 8 pee

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Bulletin Board.

HOT CHOCOLATE

A play which enjoyed a The manservant, unhandy

tt the D.T.U.C. Theatre be-
ginning Wednesday of next
eek and concluding Sunday.
Enid Bagnold's play “The
‘Chalk Garden", begins with a
oman applying as a governess
4o the household of an old,
er-powering, once-beautiful
hostess of London society
show living in the country.
= The woman is engaged to
look after the sranddavehler,
+iwho leads the

with life but with a “passion for
the Right”, in turn is exploited
by the grandmother and the
granddaughter,

The applicant — the “gov-
erness” — has only recently
come out of prison after a
sentence for murder. This fact
swells like a mushroom cloud all _
through the play, and the cloud
develops flames within it when
the judge who once sentenced
her comes to lunch.

In the L. V. Rogers The-

by
“the nose and exploits her
z Jeaning towards Freudian ex-
:planations. %
The grandmother gardens
‘= feverishly and ignorantly —
an escape from old age.

“Start New Year
- Of Dancing

The Golden Square Dan-
cers held their first get-togeth-
er of 1979 in the Senior

itizens’ Centre on Saturday
fternoon when they enjoyed
> two hours of dancing.
: This was followed by re-
freshments and a short busi-
ss meeting. Ernie Newman
::presided in the absence of the
upresident, Mrs. Helen Peddle.

Tentative plans were made
for the remainder of the season.
Senior citizens are invited to
“these afternoons of dancing.

atre which was
originally slated for early No-
vember but had to be post-
poned because of labor prob-
lems, the role of the governess
is played by Susan Jeffery.

Laurel, the granddaughter
‘will be portrayed by Elaine
Davis while Tanya Huse has
the role of the grandmother, a
role which, in the original
London production of the play
was carried by Dame Edith
Evans.

Janene Bate is Olivia, the
daughter trying to get the
granddaughter back to her.

Tim Matlock portrays
Maitland, the manservant and
Todd Thexton is the judge.

Admission to the “Chalk
Garden", which goes the eve-
nings of Jan, 17 - 20, with an
afternoon performance on Jan.
21 at the D.T.U.C. Theatre, is
$2 for adults and $1.25 for
students at the door.

Revolution
In A.M. TV

Jack Webster's new morn-
ing program on BCTV has
caused a revolution in morning
television viewing.

Webster is attracting
prime time audiences to time
periods that have traditionally
been a wasteland of soap operas
and game shows,

“It's suecess beyond our
wildest dreams,” said Webster
last week. In the first three
months on the air, the pro-
gram's reporting was credited
with bringing to bear enough
pressure to end the Kootenay
schools dispute. Also included

were an in-depth investigation’

into the conduct of B.C.’s
judges,.and a look at prostitu-
tion in Vancouver.

Webster admits to losing
one battle on the air — when he
blushed and fidgeted through-
out an hilarious encounter with
actress and “sex pot” Shirley
Maclaine.

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BOTTLE DRIVE :

First Blueberry Creek Cubs and Beavers will be

conducting a Bottle Drive on Sat., Jan. 13 beginning at
1 p.m.

GENERAL MEETING — SNOW-GOERS CLUB
West Kootenay Snow-Goers Snowmobile ‘Club

+ will be-holding: a-General.Meeting tonight: (Thurs., _

Jan, 11) at the Community Complex kt-7:80 p.m>Films'*
will be shown and the annual “Snowerama for
Crippled Children” will be discussed. New, members
are welcome, . i

“BLITHE SPIRIT"
Theatre Unlimited presents “Blithe Spirit" at the
Trail Junior High Auditorium tonight (Thurs., Jan. 11)
and Fri., Jan. 12 at 7:30 p.m.

“HEART ATTACK, COUNTER ATTACK” :

“Heart Attack, Counter Attack", a film dealing
with recovered heart attack patients will be shown on
Tues., Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Castlegar Health
Unit. Dr. T. Manders, Shirley Hunter-Oglow, P.H.N.,
and Lee Landis, Home Care Nurse will be there to
discuss some of the issues contributing to heart health.
There’ will be an opportunity for questions and
answers, Admission is free. i

PYTHIAN SISTERS SEMI-MONTHLY. MEETING :
Pythian Sisters, Kootenay Temple No. 37, will
hold their semi- -monthly meeting tonight (Thurs, 1 Jan.
11) at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonie Hall, oe

WOMEN'S AGLOW LUNCHEON MEETING.

Linda Wegner will be speaker at a Luncheon
Meeting of Women's Aglow at the Hi Arrow Arms on.
Wed., Jan, 17 at 11 a.m. Child care is available. For
tickets, please call 365-2495 or 365-5443. -

“A SONG OF ARTHUR”

The local Branch of the Canadian Calorie
Counters will be showing a film on weight control
entitled “A Song of Arthur,” Thurs., Jan. 18 in’ the
West Kootenay Health Unit. The film is a,
light-hearted musical witha dash of fantasy” to
encourage viewers to undertake a safe and effective
program of weight control and succeed. Weigh-ins.at
7:30 p.m., meeting ‘at 8 p.m. and film at 8:30 is
Everyone is welcome.

TEAM PICTURES — SOCCER x
1978 Team picture Castlegar and District Minor 3.
Soccer Association are now on display at: the
Community Complex. Anyone wishing to order one ,
may do so at the office for $1 each until the end: off y
January.

“SIXTY AND UP CLINIC”

effect people who have

heart ae tiene “Thought you'd like to know.
—Long-time Reader
Dear Reader: Thanks for writing. And now I'd like to add a P.S.:
Cigarette, cigar or pipe smoke can be very harmful to anyone who
suffers from asthma, emphyeema, allergies or hay fever. I urge
those of you who cannot tolerate smoke to speak up when someone
lights up in your presence. The air is just as much yours as it is his
(or hers). No one.has the right to pollute it. ...: ; .

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» Dear Ann Landers: I'm a woman, 26 years of age, and work
for a large investment firm. There are several men around, but
they are either married or Boresville. So I eat lunch with the girls,

I'm writing about a woman who is 10 years my senior and has
a responsible position here, She as been very friendly of late — in
fact, too friendly. This woman has no masculirie traits whatever,
but she behaves toward me as if she were a guy. Last week she
bought me an expensive gift for no reason. She puts her arms
around me a lot.

A hate to do her an injustice, but she makes me
uncomfortable. If she should make a pass I'd die. What do you
advise?

—XY¥Z
Dear X: Why spend time with anyone who makes you
uncomfortable — for any reason? If you are uneasy in this woman's
presence — cool it. She'll get the message.

Royal Canadian Legion |

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by Joey Sasso.

CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: Anson Williams of ‘Happy
Days’ is hoping his .marriage to Lorrie Mahaffey will
mean as much to others as it does to es Lorrie and
| believe in marriage.” Williams told me. “We didn't get
married just to set an example, you Wriderstond. But if
we can influence other young people into recognizing
that marriage is still alive as a wa} of life, we've achieved
more than we ever, thought. hiiams. and. Lorrie,
23,,were martied:on'Nov. 19—both for the first time.
No." ‘they hadn't been, living together. It was a nice, long,
old-fashioned ohgepement dating back to the time in
early 1977 when Anson asked Lorrie’s father tor her
hand .. . Marie Osmond is worried. She is now accepting
movie roles, even though the family TV series takes a
good eight or nine months a year. All this is taking a
“I'm not as young as |.used to be. it's
wearing me out. I'm not 14 anymore. you know,": a 1
id. No. Marie is getting along in years, all 19 of

Her tegal handle was getting unwieldly, i
longer ‘than the name she is best known by. Cherilyn
Sarkesian Bono Allman could strain therletter Supply for
a theater marquee. So the singer petitioned L.A.
Superior Court, asking that her name be legally changed
to eer oneword handle she is already known by: just
plain

INSIDE THE TUBE: ‘Vega$" star Bob Urich and Judy
Landers steam up his dressing room with secret
lunch-hour encounters. Bob insists he’s loyal to wile
Heather Menzies, .but Judy's flushed face proves
something wild is e ing. on .. - Liz Taylor's daughter Liza
Todd split with Spencer ‘Segura to pursue Joseph
Bottoms, her mom's co-star on a TV special. Meanwhile,
Spence is chasing Kate Burton, Richard and Sybil's
daughter... Talking to a luncheon Broup of aspiring
actors, Paul Michael! Glaser pontificated: “In
business. the bottom line is how well you get along with
people. How much money you make, and the provisions
fou get in your contract don't add up to anything,
because al the end of the road, all you have are the
friendships." Noble sentiments, but Paul's battles with
David Soul. his side-kick in "Starsky and Hutch," are

ON-THE TV SCENE: September in January? That's
exactly what it eal feel like when you switch on your TV
set next month—a whole new’ TV season. For never in
television history have so many shows bit the dust so
fast. Twenty have died and 20 new ones are on the way.
Mary Tyler. Moore will be back; McLean Stevenson _
makes yet another series try. and Eddie ‘Kookie’ Byrnes
returns in ‘Sweepsta' akes.’ On the new side. there's a
series aboul a ‘Supertrain,’ another about a chimpanzee,
and a comedy about a lovable band of Georgia
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some sequences of her bikini-clad form, they had to
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sixty and up. Clinics will be held every other Monday
afternoon at the Rota Villa and the Health Unit. For
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