B8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, November 19, 1980.

_ As it- happens

Visitors always welcome

By BARBARA BULLARD

The last time I went to
Winlaw -School, four girls
showed me a clever skit for
the next sharing period. It
started a pompous wise man
who always manages a one-
up on the crowds that, for
some reason, keep gathering
to hear his empty messages.
They liked the cocky humor.

Now'I begin to feel part
of the school. These girls, like
a welcoming committee, just
‘spilled out their plans, At
first, it was only teachers
who told me the news. Kids
would smile shyly. Even
though school is open to
visitors anytime, Friday af-
ternoon sharing is the time to
view a concoction of their
best efforts. It makes every-
one feel like his work is a
little. more important when
someone extraordinary
shows up unannounced to see
and appreciate. That's at
1:30.
Spatter-paint ‘leaf prints
and wild things are posted in
kindergarten. Two good guys
and two good gals are noted
for such activities as story

entry in the district-wide
contest. One depicted a tan
half buried in a golden wheat
field. One is a plea to stop
wars, to have loving kind-
ness, A chorus of angels ap-
plauds earthly peace. One
iNustrates a recycling ma-
chine for weapons. Another,
a mother’s sorrow is losing a
son at war. It was their
sensitivity and good sense
that impressed me. Good
show!

The Health Hustle is a
fitness program for all ages
together in the gym. The ex-
ercises are designed for loos-
ening and shaping up all
parts of the body, especially
those areas of the spine
where tension is famous for
settling. There will be eight
routines for variation. The
next one coming can be put to
Christmas music, in season.

Canada has replaced the
U.S.A. in being least physi-
cally fit. We're out to change
that. It is certainly important
for children to have good
hearts for a good life.

A dozen moms came,
some in costume, to view the

writing, good oral
reading and using great des-
eribing words.

Global Disarmament
posters were wrapped for

parade. Four jud-
ges were asked to select the
scariest, funniest and most
original. I'll have to confess,
though, it made the judges

feel sad to select.

Says cinemas are:
no longer useful

TORONTO (CP) — Les-
lie Halliwell is a film historian
who fears he may become a
film archeologist.

“It's almost fair to say
that cinema has outlived its
usefulness,” he said Monday.
“At one time, people with
little money and uncomfor-
table homes went to comfor-
table movie houses for spir-
itual uplift.

“Nowadays, the reverse
is true. People’s homes are
comfortable but people go to
uncomfortable cinemas and
emerge depressed.”"

The author of The Film-
goer’s Companion, The Film-
goer's Book of Quotes and
Halliwell’s Film Guide, often
express scorn for ambitious,

“non-entertaining" films and

for the critics who profess to
find meaning therein.
He does not quite say

.that movies were destroyed
when they began to talk, but .

he does nay color was mostly
a mistal
COLOR IS REALISTIC

“Color can, only be re-
alistic, which is fine if you
want realism,” he said.
“Black and white is ‘to color
as poetry is to prose; all
Hitchcock's best films, for
example, were in black and
white, z

His assessment of the
Canadian film industry — as
a buyer for Britain's ITV
network he sees a fair
amount of Canada’s output —
is similarly critical.

Ve
/ @nn Landers

ea
ew

Dear Ann Landers: This morning at 5:45 a.m. California

time, my phone rang. ! peeled myself off the ceiling and:

answered it — scared out of my wits.

Nobody ever calis at that-hour to give you good
news. Happy chatter can’ wait until 5 p.m., when the
rates are cheaper. Only death and tragedy are reported

immediately.

The guy on the other end was a knucklehead in New
York with a business message of such urgency that it
could have been delivered by slow frain from Arkansas.

t couldn’t get back to sleep. At 7 a.m: | crawled out
of bed with a splitting headache. That slob ruined my

day.

Please, Ann, tell your readers to check the time
zone beforé.they make a long-distance call. This applies

from West to East, too. Thanks a lot.

= Still Shaking

Dear Still: Here’s your letter, but don’t expect It to help.
Ht won’t. Those knuckleheads on both coasts know, there
is a three-hour. time difference, but they couldn’: ¢ care
less. They want to be sure and catch you at home. !If | had
a solution to the problem, I’d use it myself.

Dear Ann: Christmas will be here before you know it. My
arthritis is bad, and | want to do as much shopping from
home as possible. Can you suggest areally good book for
two aunts, three sisters-in-law, five teenage nleces and
two dear friends? The big sellers are mostly trash.

— I Trust You in Dubuque

Dear Trust: t can, indeed. “‘Moments to Remember"’ by
Candida Lund, president of Rosary College, is a stellar
collection of essays by several outstanding women of our

time — Helen Keller, Liv Ulimann, Golda Meir, Lillian —

Hellman and Virginia Wooll, to name a few. This book is

ani
Thomas More Press, 225 W. Huron St.,
For each copy send $12.95

60610.

lfoved It! Write to
Chicago, Ifl.
plus $1 for

gift-wrapping and postage. Enclose your list of names

with your

and addresses, and the books will be malled by the

card.

Dear Ann Landers: Twelve years ago | married for the
first time. We had a son | will call Jim. When Jim was
three his father and | were divorced.

| remarried within a few years, and my second
husband adopted Jim. They have always gotten along
fine. Jim's natural father hasn’t had any contact with the
boy because we always lived out of the state. At the time
of the divorce Jim was too young to read letters.

All these years | was pleased ‘that we had Jim to
ourselves, but I'm beglnning to wonder If it might be
good for Jim Jr. to know Jim Sr.

Should | contact my former husband and ask him
how he feels about it? Jr. Is a wonderful child and seems
well-adjusted. | really think Sr. would be happy to hear

from his long-lost son.

Dear Roots: You dda't give a clue as to how many years
It’s been since Sr. has seen Jr., but It seems to me that if
there was any real! Interest ae would have made an

attempt to contact him by no

ve said it before, and ri say it again: If it ain’t

broke, don't fix It.

k, men,

Blue Brothers, Mafia
hunchbacks, 1950's
teenagers walked among the
fairies, witches and goblins.
Some originals were a sloppy

neglected housewife, a pious .

nun, a slicked up Elvis, a
robot with rotating light and
battery, a charred cave wo-

man and cute little grand.

mother with big glasses.
. * a.

Halloween is a noisy time.
You can hear Trolls stomping
through the night.

“They | how! and sive a mighty
right.

The ghosts ‘shout

BOO :

to you, 4

. by Erin Ploss

‘ * .
Halloween is a -noisy time,

‘Ugly green goblins;do their

awful tricks,
and witches ride on

+ their. broomsticks.

- mid Robin Palumbo
(Grade 8)

‘+ (Grade 8) |
. »

Traffic co
also, whistle as t iey
work.

~

Ad babies in 1:36: years :

SAN ANTONIO,, Chilo », Wicker chat

(AP) \Leontina‘Albing ‘says:
sho has‘ given \birthto.' 44"

+ children in 86 years, and No.

46 is due. in about five

months, us
-+ + Reports’ of the one-wo-

man’ baby | boom: have made”

Albina, 64, a ‘sensation, Re-~°

porters from all over Chile
come trooping into this sea-
side village, about 104 kilo-
metres southwest of San-’
ago, >

‘Albina says she cannot
prove she had all 44 children,
but most visitors find her
convincing as she talks about

cher family from a crumbling

shack withia olay bunch of
children playing around her.

.“Idon’t have any records ,

én -the children who. were
born before 1955, Everything

was lost in a fire ‘in Argen-

tina.”

Her record altiee 1955 is
amazing: Her papers at the
Civil Registry, “where the
‘ government. records. all
births, show: Albina having

20 children ‘singe, 1955.) Her ©
oldest’ child: 18396 and the’
youngest is seven months...

She said all the ‘children

have the same father,.Gerar- ,

-do Albina, 59, a retired

laborer who receives a civil
service Pension of ($128 a
month:

Albina said her husband

works at odd jobs, the. chil:

dren contribute and that she
takes in-laundry and sewing
to make ends meet.\-

She said she has had one
sect of triplets and five sets of
twins and that only one child
of cach sot.survived. ©

‘*Fourteon, children are
‘working in Argentina, 10 live
with me ‘and 10 ‘others live
near Santiago. Two daugh-
ters are married and eight
children died.”

Canadian-Made Range
Infinite heat switches, i
tn White, Almond or Har-
vest Wheat. 30°x25"'x47"H.
1-Ye. Parts /Labour/Service
Reg. Woolco Price:

ea. 469.9

Woolco Sale Price, eet

Dual- |-Cycle Washer
Selfictsan lint filter. 1.

Versatile
“Radarange” -

Microwave
675-watt. 18%"x23'"'14-7/8"H
1-Yr. Parts/Labour/Servic:
Full 5-Yr. “Magnetron” Wi
ranty/Party/Labour/Service.
Reg. Woolco Price: ea. 499.98
Woolco Sale Price, each: .

3-Cycle Timed Dryer
cP oraatMG:Nor: lint filter.

peed. Ci
White. Porat 1-¥r.
Parts/Labour/in-Home Ser:
vice.
Reg. Woolco Price:
ea. 439.98 >
Woolco sale Price, each:

* 1-Yr. Parts/Labour/Service.

emp. switch.
White. 2B" eae

Reg. Woolco Price: ©
ea. 329,'
Woolco Sate Price, each:

AM/| FM /MPX Stereo

Incl. cassette & 8-track

pleyer/ recorders: 58"x16"x
7". 1-Yr. Parts; 90-Days

LaboursiwHone Service.

Reg. Woolco Price:

ea. 499.91

Woolco Sole Price, each:

Entertainment Centre
AM/FM MPX; 8-track, cas-
sette; 4 speakers; 2turn- .
tables. “Corinthian” Walnut-
finish/Chrome-finish ac-
cents, 60"x16"x54"H.

Reg. Woolco Price: wae
ea,

Wooleo Sale Price, each:

16.9 Cu. Ft. Fridge
White, Almond, H Golds Stn

ou. 739.98
Woolco Sale Price, each:

679°*

3 Ce 4
Brentwood 7.02 Freezer
fn insulated. Lock and
ce evi 1-year parts and labour
‘White or almond.
maga golco Price:

"“Woolco Sale Price:

AM/FM/MPX; 8-track play-
er, Canadian-made. 32"x
16"x27"H. 1-¥r. Parts; 90-
Day Labour/tn-Home Ser- -
vice. i
Reg. Woolco Price:

ea. 239.96

Woolco Sale Price, each:

°188

*#12"x33%e"H. 1-¥r. Parts;

Music Centre.
chien, AM/FM
stereo; 8-track player. 17%.”

90-Day Labour/in-Home
Service.

Reg. Woolco Price:
ea. 188;
Woolco Sale Price, each:

°168

" MAGNASONIC

,

Combo TV/Radio

5” BW TV/VHE/UHF tunet;
AM/FM radio. AC/DC (bat-
teries not incl.); auto gain.
12"x11"x54"H. 1-¥e. Parts/
Labour/Carry-in Service.

Combo, each:

°188

Powerhead Vacuum

Turbo head canister; 4-posi- ~

tion carpet selector; beater-
bar. Hose, 2 wands, 3 tools
included. Spice, White. a.
Gold-colour,

Vacuum Cleaner, each:

149°

Swivel-Top Vacuum

360° rotating top; suction
regulator on hose; auto
rewinding cord. Tool caddy
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Celery & Moss Green,

Canister Vacuum, each:

99°”

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WALLPAPER
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WOOD WINDOWS AND DOORS:

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USED OAK chairs, excellent con- 100

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While’ the they lost. Ph. 965-5017 oF

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Household Hardware, etc. ,
AtRobson Ferry 365:
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BRAKE SPECIAL
‘Tuma

ms $6.50.
Turn discs. domestic, $11.50,
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HaR Chavron, 965-7818.

WATERBED, brond new, includes
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MOM, CANT GOTO
AN AUCTION With
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+ 334 ACRES OF -
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Equipment, Stock No. T-53-80

'80 Zephyr 4-dr.
"80 Fairmont Squire Wagon
"80 Monarch 4-dr.
"80 LTD 4-dr., extra savings

352-7202

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