Valley man
markets
trap

EDMONTON (CP) —
Hanging in a tree, the Kania
trap looks like an innocent
birdhouse.

But any marten bold
enough to poke its head in-
side faces a qui¢k, violent
end.

If tme marten’s nose touch-
es the trigger to take the

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However, she says she would also like to bring in
“mere musett displays — and that's.where her! museunt

include the perennial issue of funding. But Doucette is
realistic about it.

“Museums are really low on the totem pole for
funding.”

GETTING READY . . . NEC director Lucille Dove
Around the Group of Seven,

- New NEC director

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*If-we can keep our grants around the same level as

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+ film nights, plays...”
She. heisaya the NEC can sleo sponsor programs within
city boundaries to ensure residents know the NEC is
alive and functioning.

“We're going to have to work a little harder on pro-
gramming” than a centre in the city limits, she explains.

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visitors a

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Around the Group of Seven.
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The with refr
held at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the NEC.

BUT ONLY_A LITTLE

House prices-to rise

TORONTO (CP) — The price of resale houses.in Canada
should rise only modestly this year even though sales will
pecteely Desk sirens guthe bootase of improving consumer

assessed this year is the

While killing traps can be
small animals, re-

ay Mable siortgage reted, saya Royal
pag ag Sa quarterly ‘survey: of Cosabties housing

cautious and taking a wait-and-see attitude, hoping interest
rates will fall further.

Claude Root, vice-president pf Royal Trystco’s real
estate division, says he expects this stable ‘environmeiit to
continue throughout 1964 as long as interest rates’ stay
where they are.

Feds deny charges

OTTAWA (CP) — ‘The Ex- consulate in Seville after

“Barring any unforseen circumstances, resale prices
should ineresee in value on the average by between five and
10 per cent,” he says.

Arguing: that rates won't ri#é much this year, most

|

ing the bargaining powers of These bills are expected to
public sector’ unions; ‘ami al- die on the order paper. and.
lowed. the: B.C. are.to be replaced by new
‘Union to’ negoti- bills at the next session of the
‘ate. the layoff of 1,600 em- legislature which likely will
ployees who were to be fired begin in mid-February.
under the ‘sre In as well are
straint program. five lesser bills and the
Layoff and sen- i ding estimat-

VANCOUVER (CP) — A
West pe accord ee two-

ada without, sonie means of

Despite accusations by the

money after the bus trip to
Vancouver.
“She had no idea how much

tnt,
named
nal Ballet

8 a

Swan Lake because of her pane pfiid, eonwusl cole.

Harwood bas frequently daneed abroad with the Dutch

National Ballet, at the Ballet Festival in Munich, Germany,

and in the United States,
THE SNAKE

Kea Stabler, flamboyant q' with New Orleans
Saints of the National Football » has, apparently
rejected a $1-million offer to play football this spring with
Memphis Showboats of the rival United States Football
League.

Henry Pitts, lawyer for Stabler, said his client, known as
The Snake, is committed to fhe Saints, and their
revitalization program under Bum Phillips, Stabler’s friend
and coach when the two were with Houston Oilers.

“He said he was very flattered as it was a very lucrative
offer,” Pitts said. “But he did not feel like the job had been
completed that he started in New Orleans.”

GROWING UP

Carole Pope, a Juno award winner last year as Canada’s
best female vocalist, recently recalled her growing-up years
in a Toronto suburb. *

“I was always so incredibly bored in Scarborough that {
really lived in a fantasy world,” she said. “I just used to
pretend I wasn't there. I was always weird or unusual. I had
avery sexual sense of humor. All I cared about at school was
art and music.”

When she was 17, she headed for the Yorkville district of
Toronto, then a bohemian ghetto, where she “met a lot of
musicians, quit my job as a graphic artist, took a lot of drugs,

Street talk

FOR A COUPLE of years now, Tom Biln and Cari
Leeblich have reported to Street Talk in January the
“doings” of the previous 12 months of Dan Campbell,
one-time Municipal Affairs Minister in this province and
more recently (before his “forced” retirement), an
executive aide to Premier Bill Bennett.

Well, Campbell is back in the limelight again, this

err oe I wouldn't recommend that of

BABY GIRL
Tae eathes of enor inthe

— has given birth to a girl, her lawyer said.
rie
Sara Keays, 36, formerly Parkinson's: secretary) gave

birth New Year's Eve, lawyer Alan Hughes said in a news)

release: Both mother and daughter are in good health, be
added.

Parkinson, 52, who has ackowledged he is the baby's |

father, said in a statement issued by his lawyers: “I have
been told of the birth to Miss Keays of a daughter and I wish
the baby peace, privacy and a happy life.”

Parkinson, once one of Prime Minister

Margaret.
Thatcher's closest aides, resigned from the eabinet Oct.'14 *

after Keays accused him of refusing to tell Thatcher, about.

their affair. She also said he had reneged on promises to: |

marry her.
RENTING
Entertainer Gene Kelly, whose home in Bevetly Hille
was destroyed in a fire before Christmas, is living in a rented
house while deciding whether to rebuild, a spokesman said
Tuesday.

“He has moved into a rental house in Beverly "Hille: until
he and the family can decide what to do,” said publicist Dale
Olson.

The exact loss from the Dec. 22 fire, ignited by lights.on
a Christmas tree at Kelly's farmhouse-style. idence of 40
years, hasn't been determined, “but I'm su
$1 million,” Olson said.

Kelly, 71, is living in the rented home with his son, Tim,
21, and their two dogs. His daughter, Bridget, 19, was in
town when the fire broke out but has since returned to
school in Paris.

O'Neill unable
to identify gun

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. Hills home after the shooting.

Parkinees, who lost his cabinet post last year: {0 '8 oom

3 in excess of .

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(AP) — Aetress Jennifer But O'Neill, 35, said she
O'Neill testified today she was unable to p. ly
could not p ly identify a identify it.

time as head of a special
regional districts.

It was Campbell who started regional districts back
in 1965 and, comments Carl, “the sins of the fathers shall
be repeated by their children yea unto each generation.”

The return to a fairly active public role has neces-
sitated a move from the Cortes Island White House at
Mansons Landing to Vietoria for the Campbells.

However, remarks Tom, Dan and Jeanie Campbell
weren't proving much a farmers.

The hog growing business wasn't too profitable for
the twosome so they knocked off the porkers exactly one
year ago this month and went into meat birds.

Unfortunately, racoons also went into the chicken
business and managed to get 11, leaving the Campbell's
ahead by two (which was to be expected, when fate is
tempted by getting 13 birds!).

And a squash, the Manitoba Marvel variety “guar-
aliteed” to weigh in at 250-plus pounds, checked in,at a
piddly 82 pounds.

So much for farming! Now for regional districts . . .

CASTLEGAR has a new video store. It’s Valley
Video and it’s located in the old Totem Travel office next

dying

to Cypress Sausage Deli. _)

gun with which she acci-
dentally shot herself in the
stomach.

Her husband, John Leder-
er, 36, is charged with felony
possession of a firearm aris
ing from the Oct. 22, 1982
shooting.

Prosecutors subpoenaed
O'Neill to testify against him
at a pretrial hearing that be-
gan Tuesday.

Lederer and O'Neill, star
of the movie Summer of '42,
do not live together. She re-
cently bought a house in
White Plains, but neither
would confirm reports they
are estranged.

During the hearing, Bruce
Bendish, assistant district
attorney, showed O'Neill the
.88-calibre gun police found in
the bedroom of her Bedford

“It looks relatively like it,”
she said. “I don’t know any-
thing about guns. It looks
about the same.”

She said that after the gun
went off, “I don't remember
much but the pain... all I
remember is the pain of the
bullet.”

Based on the pretrial heat
ing, a Westchester County
judge will decide what tes-
timony will be admitted dur-
ing Lederer’s trial.

Lederer, now working in
Hollywood as a manager-
advertiser, is O’Neill's fourth
husband. Because of a 1976
conviction for criminal pos-
session of stolen property
and car licence plates, he
faces a mandatory jail term if
found guilty of the gun
charge.

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