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Chamber Orchestra
Receives $6,000 Grant

The Kootenay Chamber
Orchestra has received a Can-
ada Council grant of $6,000

d to t h

Such aid would allow them
to hire four full-time musicians
and pay a basic wage which |

- association president Wendy
~Panattoni of Kimberley.

The association plans to
use the money to cover, partly,
the wages of one full-time pro-
fessional musician and so up-
grade the calibre and potential

% of the orchestra.

could be y paid’
playing fees and teaching as-
signments.

‘The orchestra will sponsor
a music workshop for piano
teachers in the Kimberley area
and moderator will be Helen

by the’ D.

An
*< association for assistance from
% Canada Works has also been
made and the group hopes to
hear this week whether they
will receive monetary help.

Dahlstrom of Rossland. Mrs.

is well-k in
B.C. and across Canada as a
teacher and adjudicator and ‘is
chairman of the Canadian Fed-
eration of Music Teachers’
Associations,

‘Addicts’ Offered $500
To Turn Off TV Sets

A Detroit newspaper
thought it had an offer few

‘ could reject—$500 if a family
agreed to turn off its television

‘ set for one month.

The Detroit Free Press
‘ ‘approached 120 families with
the offer. And 93 turned it

own.

The paper said it was
; trying to study “television

addiction.”
A typical response came
! from a Romulus woman, who
said: “My husband would never
do it. He comes home from
work and sits down in front of
the TV. He gets up twice—once
to eat; and once to go to bed.”
: The newspaper selected
five families that agreed to
‘accept money in exchange for
television and sent TV repair-

men into their homes on Sept.
19 and 20 to disconnect their
sets.

The paper reported these
results:

@ One couple stopped talk-
ing. Six days into the project,
the husband ducked behind a
newspaper and never came out,
“I think he's suffering from
withdrawal,” his wife said.

@ Two people started chain
smoking—one going from 1 to
2% packs a day. .

eWhile some children
played together peacefully,
others became cranky, bored
and begged to have the set
turned back on, Most of the
fathers said they got to know
their children better, and four
families said they were drawn
closer by the experience. -

COMMUNITY.

Bulletin Board

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“ “THE PROMISED DAY 18 COME”

The Baha'i Community of Castlegar is sponsoring
atalk on “The Promised Day is Come” tonight (Thurs.,
Nov. 10) at 8 p.m. in Apt. #3, 406 Ivy St. Everyone is
welcome. For further information, please call 365-3773

or

TEA AND SALE

The Lutheran Women's Missionary League will

Ta ell

SPEEDEOAT CHASE ‘is just one of the exciting moments in
Warner: Bros’ -spirited. romantic comedy “Outlaw Blues”
which is playing this evening and tomorrow at the Castle Theatre.
Hore, stars Peter Fonda.and Susan Saint James pilot a speedboat |
through a police barricade on Lake Austin. They are portrayed as
free-living country music singers bringing song, daring stunts and
chilling chases to the scréen. =~

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 10, 1977 Ae

CASTLEGAR NEWS

ENTERTAINMENT |i

Receives Canada me Gra

The Slocan Valley and
Arrow Lakes Community Arts
Council has announced the
awarding of a.Canada Works
Grant for $16,190 to transform
the. Silverton School into’ a
cultural centre, the Silverton
Gallery Project. Work will start
immediately to re-roof the
building, put up a new entrance
and completely renovate the
interior, including new win-
dows,

. | What's afoot? Nothing less
than’a’ studio-theatre to’ seat
120 ‘people,- which will: also
accommodate musical events
and community meetings; an
art gallery, and workshop and
office/information centre, all
with the purpose of promoting
the arts in the Slocan area.
‘ing in May of next year,

Band Leader Guy
_ Lombardo Dies at 75

There will still be a New ..
Year's Eve this year, but it will
not be the same for tens of
millions of North Americans—
for the first time since 1929 Guy
Lombardo . will, not lead | his.
Royal Canadians-in Auld Lang
Syne.

The Canadian-born creator
of “the sweetest music this side
of heaven” died Saturday night
in Houston's Methodist .Hos-
pital of a breathing problem
associated with the pulmonary.
artery trouble for which he was
admitted Oct. 27.

His wife,.the former. Lilli-
belle Glenn of Cleveland, Ohio,
whom he married 51 years ago,
was at his bedside.

Arrangements for a funer-
al service near his Freeport,

Lombardo was 75 and had
led a band for 63 years. He
started at 12 with four other
youngsters playing for worffen’s
clubs in London, Ont., his
birthplace. He was named

ers, Carmen‘and Lebert,’moved
their band to Cleveland in 1925
and Chicago in 1927. A younger
brother, Victor, and a sister,
Rosemarie, also were with the
orchestas.:

Theatre Energy Working

be holding their annual Tea and Sale on Sat., Nov. 19
from 2 to 4 P. m. at St. Peter Lutheran Church, ven
St,

CUBS AND BEAVERS TO SUPPLY LABELS

Anyone need address labels for that Christmas
writing? Cubs and Beavers are now taking orders.
Please phone 385-6890 or. 365-5538.

ROBSON SUNDAY SCHOOL
Robson Sunday School welcomes children from 3
yrs. and up to attend each Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in
Resker Hall. Parents wishing to attend Church are
welcome to bring their children under 3 yrs. Anyone
who is interested in helping with Sunday Schoo! will
be most welcome. 7

WOMEN’S AGLOW LUNCHEON
Women's Aglow will be holding a Luncheon at 11
a.m. on Wed., Nov. 16 at the Community Complex.
: Dolores DeRosa of Trail will be speaking. All ladies
are welcome and babysitting service is available. For
tickets, please call 365-7380 or 365-5443.

MINTO CHAPTER #79 ANNUAL BAZAAR

Minto Chapter #79, Order of Eastern Star, will
hold their Annual Bazaar in the Senior Citizens
Centre, Ist Ave. N., on Sat., Nov. 19 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Sewing, baking, and novelties will be.sold and there
will be ¢ a Door Prize.

" RIN.A.B.C. CHAPTER MEETING.
+The regular monthly Chapter Meeting of the
R.N.A.B.C. will be held on Tues., Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m.
in the Conference Room at the hospital.

FALLTEA & BAZAAR
The Pythian Sisters, Kootenay Temple 437, will
be holding their annual Fall Tea & Bazaar on Sat.,
Nov. 12 in the Legion Hall from 2 to 4 p.m.

* KOOTENAY SOCIETY FOR THE HANDICAPPED
There will ‘be “an” important meeting of ‘the
Society for the d on Wed., Nov.
16 at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall. Resolution will be
voted on regarding the future of Silver Birch School
and there will be a progress report on the ceramics
workshop ("Clay Castle”). All members and -any
interested parties are urged to attend. :

NORDIC SKI TOURING CLUB MEETING

The first fall meeting of the Nordic Ski Touring
Club will'be held on Sun., Nov. 13, at 2 p.m. in the
Nordic Hall, 1009 - 7th Ave. S. Castlegar. All
interested skiers are welcome.

Operations. Please submit n
Cistlegar News by 5 p.m.  fatices_ i

A Public Service of interior Pulp and
Interior Lumber Operations,

Canadian Cellulose

On New Original Show

only production : ‘of the group Trail Art Club |

Theatre Energy is current-
ly working on anew original
show—this time about-relation-
ships! Working title for the
production is «Muck, Millie,
Virgil” and it will open in
Nelson in January.

At present, because of ~

this season, and for that reason
plans are to tour it extensively

> throughout the West Koote-

nays.

The production is sched-
uled ‘to be ‘shown in Castlegar
Feb, 2, 3 and 4..

funding problems, it will be the

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a full summer of cultural events
is to take place at the new
Silverton Gallery Project.
From May to September, a full
program of musical events,
theatre productions, movies,-
gallery shows, and workshops

., ih the visual.and performing

arts. is planned.
The project is located next
to the Municipal Hall in Silver-

‘Local Melodrama

‘The cast has been selected -

and rehearsals are well in
progress for Theatre Unlimit-
d's production of “Dirty Work
at the:Crossroads.” _ :

Jim” Muir ‘of ‘Rossland is

‘Mookie, Maguggins, Florence

Bullock: of Trail is’ Fleurette,
Sharon Clement of Castlegar is
Widow Lovelace, Cynthia Mes-
senger of Fruitvale is Nellie
Lovelace, Sam McBride of Trail

See us

for. ci

_ Commercial Pring

CASTLEGAR :

191 Columbia: ‘Avenue

“Valley Community Arts Counc

ton, on Highway “4 easily
accessible to local: and tourist
traffic.

In undertaking the Silver-
ton Gallery Project, the Slocan
Valley and Arrow Lakes Com-
munity Arts Council will at last
beable to provide a home for
the area's “artistic activities.

Bert Herridge
On CBC ‘Radio

The. ‘Squire of Kootenay :

West’, the late Bert Herridge,
is to be featured in a CBC radio
program Saturday 7.to 8 p.m.

Producer of the program,
John Edwards, has used taped
interviews by Maurice Hodgson
to give an entertaining and in-
terestng portrayal of the late
CCF-NDP politician, many
years member of. parliament
for Kootenay West.

Interviewed were _politi-
cians, including Bill. Hamilton,
Robert Thompson, - Haro!d
Winch as well as old Trail
members of the Mine Mill and
Smelter Workers Union friends
and family.

Underway

the early 1940's, It contains all
of the goodness, evil fun and
excitement that 1890's melo-

- dramas are famous for.

Performances are sched-
uled for Dec. 8 at MacLean
Schoo! in Rossland and Dec. 9
and 10 at the Trail Junior High -
auditorium. Advance tickets
will be sold two weeks before
the performances,

is Munro Murg: Shannon
DeBiasio ‘af: Trail ,.is‘! Leonie
Asterbilt,::Barbara “Hurst of
Rossland: is’ Mrs. Asterbilt,
Ernest Miles of Trail is Adam
Oakhart, Mary Snyder of Ross-
land is Ida Rhinegold and Linda
Popoff of Fruitvale is Little
Neva ae director is Betti Hall

Rants Work at the Cross-
roads; or Tempted, Tried and
True” was adapted from an old
melodrama by Bill Johnson. i in

Officially Opens
Exhibit Today

The official opening of the _
Trail Art Club Fall Exhibition
takes place ‘this evening at
Knox Church Hall in Trail with
opening remarks by Trail May-
or Chuck Lakes and Mrs. E. A.
Tweeddale.

_.. ‘The exhibit, which is to be
held this afternoon and evening
as well as Friday and Saturday,
has a good selection of oil and
water paintings, pottery, wall
hangings, batiks, sketches and
prints.

for the past several years, the
paintings will be judged by a
panel. The selected item is then
bought by the club and becomes
‘a part of its: permanent collec-
tion. These art items are then
loaned out to public institutes
for display. 2

. CIVIC
THEATRE

Nelson :
One Show Only -8 p.m.
Sunday through Thursday
‘Two Shows -7 and 9 p.m.
Friday and Saturday

Nov. 10 <
__STARSHIP INVASION _
Nov. 11-15 i
(General)

Nov. 12°".
Matinee 2 p.m.
FREAKY FRIDAY.
Barbara Harris

Jody Foster o
Anabel isn’t herself today

This morning they became
each omer tees

ROLLERCOASTER
George Segal
Fimothy Bottom
Richard Widmark’
(Mature)

Conimunity TV

COMMUNITY ACCESS CH-10
Schedule for Tonight

:00—Liberal Cabinet visits

Trail-Castlegar, headed

by Hon. Len Marchand,

Minister of the Environ-

ment.
7:00—Dorothy Jackson—A .

Rosslandite shows slide
and gives narration.of a
helicopter trip to a
remote area of British
Columbia.

7:30—USCC Union: of “Youth
Festival—Part 15. Pro-
gram includes a sum-
mary of the three-day
festival by spectators

Since it started in 1975, the
Community Arts Counell has
d the ol

payne e HOE
It raises “honey by spon-
soring events, membership fees
and nd _-the.. per

the arts by sponsoring events

such as the Summer Festival of

the Arts and Valley Visions,

and supporting various cultural
: groups.’

capita grant .
Cultural Fund, Its members
include all types,of artists and

PETER FONDA
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next year's Captain Cook

and ,
8:30—Canade © World Youth.
Interview.

“As has been the practice

9:00—Baha'i Educator, Ali
Furitan, speaks

in Castlegar.
10:30—Nelson Magazine: Fea-
turing Ken Raines of the
Alcohol and Drug: Com-
mission. + entertainment. Com

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Dear ‘Ang: * “ia I ,_ introduce myself? I am Stinky the
Il up the office. But I nave no
intention of jew s those insults lying down. ' #
Tt so happens I have.w ‘very good ‘reason for lighting up a ‘big
{at cigar the minutel get tomy desk, It’s the lousy, cheap perfume
the girls wear. Can you imagine working in close quarters with
four dames who wear Gardenia from the dime store? ;
The gir girls aleo complain that my dentures go “clickety click”. I’
don’t actually have full dentures—just. partials, but they never did
fit right and I feel like I have a small tricycle in my mouth. Yea, I
do click a little, but only to drown out the sound of the babes who
pop their gum all day. long, It drives me bonkers.
So you' see, Ann, there are two sides to every story. And *
please don't ‘tsuggest that! buy them expensive Perfume, No deal.
ied

Dear ‘Maligaed: How about a Truth Session—with ‘both sides
offering to give up something in order to gain something? Would
you give up the etlnky cigars if thé gals gave up the perfume?
ant i" ee ae sift
Dear Ann: That letter from Klutzy Carol brought back some
yondertal ry memories of the All-Time Winner of he National Klutz
Ww

Many people have been known to fall down stairs, but this

woman managed to fall-up the stairs no matter where she was,

She never falled to burn the toast or the roast or the pie crust.

because she talked too Tong ‘on the phone. Usually helping someone
in trouble. °

There. was always a dent in the car fender or a smashed
headlight because she couldn't back out straight, yet she had a
knack for. reconciling warring factions and'could get the most
difficult people ‘to work together.

During -her'last years her. voice ‘cracked on the high notes
-when she sang The Star Spangled Banner but hor spirit was so
great nobody noticed.

: Mom died three years ago but hardly a week goes by but what,
somebody comes up to me and says, “Gee, I miss your mother.”
—The Klutz's Daughter

‘ Dear Klutz's Daughter: Tloved your letter. The Klutz must have

been a real doll,
ts . s s
Dear Ann: Ihave a. nine-year-old. stepdaughter. We obtained
custody of her when she was six, Since ae time.she insists on
taking showers with her father.
About five months ago! told her it was time ‘the bathed alone
ina os Her answer, “I like to be with Daddy.”

I discussed this with my husband after reading ofa similar
situation {n your column. You ‘advised strongly ‘against it. He

“Y don't see anything wrong with a Uttle girl showering
‘Ann Landers is off her rocker.”,

Nease. adi yourself to this eubject once again and dox’t
pull ‘any punches, As a stepmother, Iam —A Minority Voice
Dear Min: Me pull punches? You must be a new reader, honey. The
time to have put'an end to the joint showering was when the child
was six. (It: atill would have been about three’ years too late.)

Nonine-yearold girl should be romping nude with her father.
seduction going on. ‘A heart-to-heart
talk witha counselor should set your husband straight. If this
‘situation-is not resolved soon, get ready for real trouble later.

* * s :
Dear Miss Landers: I am a 96-year-old mother with two daughters,

. 16 and 10. I was widowed eight years agoand remarried four years

later, My husband is'30.

Last week my elder daughter told me her stepdad has been
Taking geal advances toward ber for feo eazy ond liely, e's.
become so forceful she is gee aes |

My first impulse was to eye that would create another, -
}hell for my kids to live through. We ean't leave. My only, relatives’
jare.a mother who is in bad health and a brother 2,000 miles ‘away.
«1 £U helped by husband build his business with insurance left by
my first husband. We are ‘secure ‘and have-a lovely
home but I know very little about running a business. My mail is
delivered to the company post office box'so please put your advice
nthenie per. He never reads anything but the financial and sports

he. wealt kegw 1 wrote, Etoved out of his bed ani cant

3 {eiThin why Tate bis gta, —XYZ

‘Dear XYZ: Get some counseling at once. Peat-up e emotions are like
a time bomb: You need toredice your rage bo you can talk to'your
husband rationally. Then he must get. some counseling. Heisa sick
man and needs insight into his illness. :

With help, hopefully, he can be straightened out. If, he's too
sick for straightening, ‘you: must wick him ‘out—but do try to
salvage the situation first. | i

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Doug Davis”

When the phone rang. the In case you' rea. bit;
other night at 10:30, the voice © disappointed with the newest
rice single on ABC/Dot

on the other end informed me y
of:‘Born to Love You,’ til pit

that he was scaling to tell me
at over. The 'Born to Love

NO by not

calling! By hows was side features the ‘too close to

thoroughly contused, so | bef music sound’ of Price, i
isked the gentle fellow who but the flip of “The Only Way,

fe was ane would he please Say Good Morning? isabit

ean I ove Taare tah the liking of fans who
The character was Joe prefer the ‘country’ side of

Stampley, a fellow It's always Ray Price,

good ‘to fo hear from, both on :

the phone and on record. The

favor he had so graciously

done was NOT. to call me a

* couple of nights earlier when

he and wife Jo Ann had driven

within spitting distance of my

home. It seems that Joe and

. his better-half had made the

trip to Oklahoma to pick up a
brand new touring bus for Joe

* and the band. Their schedule

appened to put them In my ..
neck of the woods about 2:30
A.M. | assured Joe that it
would have been fine if he
. had called and | wished that
he had. | don't think | really*

avinced him! Record World has awarded
The

e Boys the ‘Top

New. Vocal; Group’ in its
annual awards ‘poll.
i group. which just signed with:
. -ABC/Dot Records and whose
first st alngle ‘on the label ‘Y'All
@ Back Saloon’ is in the

ton ‘country charts, . is ‘also
being seen‘on the MOR lists.
They are in the midst of a
‘cross-country tour, which last
month found: them in
Muskogee, Okla., where they
were. made ‘honorary
citizens’—the | first since
Merle Haggard put the city on
the musical map. Plans after a

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Carnegie Hall concert this fall
include a European tour, the
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BY JOEY SASSO
"CONFIDENTIAL: REPORT: Kidnap: plats ‘death’ threats,

piles of shocking obscene mail. This is the terrible price -«;

Farrah Fawcett-Majors and her husband Lee have been
forced to pay for their fame. It seems as though the ex-
Charlie's Angel'and the Six. Million Dollar Man have
caused most of the kooky and sick mental cases ‘in
society to come out of the woodwork to plague their very’
existence. Come on folks, let's give. Farrah.and Lee ‘a
break. If anybody ever deserved one, they do. They
shouldn't have to live in fear of their lives. They have had
to literally turn their Bel: Air, Calif. home into’a prison
fortress to give them any privacy at all. The’FBI nabbed
the people involved in the plot to kidnap Charlie's Angels
Kate Jackson, Jackle Smith and Farrah's replacement,
_Cheryl Ladd.’ But that hasn't stopped the ‘tremendous
flow of obscene mail. Farrah is still deluged with a
staggering average of 700 ‘sick’ letters a week: ‘As far as
I'm concerned, this is‘a sick commentary an what. is
toa
society ~. «It's all due to the efforts of wife Natalie Wood
that Robert Wagner, .now starring in ‘Switch,’ ;lost 15
pounds, bringing: him- down. to his fighting trim. of 165
pounds,’ same as he weighed 23 years ago. How did she
do it? By throwing all his favorite junk, foods :and soft
drinks out of the house, and feeding him spinach salads
and egg whites. She even has a secret agent at his studio
headin him away from the refreshment wagon. ... Look
or Jack Ki Klugman, ‘Quincy’ to you, to.tie the knot soon
wath actress Beds Kally. For years Bebe was the best
friend of Jack's, former wife, game show player Brett
Somers, but, Brett. says she isn't angry at. the new
arrangement: she wishes them ‘‘all of the best."' Out at
Hollywood Park the other afternoon to obsetve' the 3
bangtails, Jack got lucky. He. didn't bring any money
because he didn’t want to lose, but he borrowed $2 froma -
friend and ran it right up to $530. "I'm so used to losing."
heclaimed, *'that this makes me nervous."

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the first flick Tony Curtis made after his daughter'Jamie

~~ Lee was born in 1958: Jamie now plays a nurse in.the TV.~

series of the same name « .’.. A swarm of cop-cars rushed
to Cher’s Beverly Hills home when the burglar alarm went >
off recently at 3°A.M.. but it turned out to-be only-a
‘problem with the wires: nobody was inside. Meanwhile.
the lady: herself. was in. New: York at) an undisclosed +
hospital for a set of Operations ‘‘ranging from head to”
toes.." our spies report. One on the nose. another on the
contours of the ‘eyes. but: no. details :on the
rest... “There's atime at the end of everybody's day *.
when even the sky turns to red—Johnny. Walker Red.” |

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