Ab CASTLEGAR NEWS, janes 18,, 9a) ae

~ Kicks. off Sarge
“tour. in ‘Montreal -

By MICHAEL LAWSON ie

TORONTO (CP) — Bruce
Cockburn accepts the over-
whelming international suc-
cess of his 11th album, Hu-

, mang, with quiet reserve. It’s
not ‘out of character for. the
somewhat withdrawn artist,

“who after 10 years has
become Canada’s riost dur-
able acoustic songwriter.

What is out of character —
at least for. the rd being =
at

is the direction his’ souste ts
taking.

When Cockburn kicks off
his month-l ‘long winter tour in
Montreal he will ke bringing

-to Canada an album's, worth’

of new materlal — of the
electric variety.

He drops the bombshell in
an off-hand manner; it’s just
ene more progression in a
career that has taken -his
musie through quiet folk

' ‘introspections. of his early

years to dynamic reggae-pop

|. ‘and, most recently, the stark,

pessimistic moods ot his Jagt ,
release,

Friday Hoi

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Mon, - Fri. 60.m, to Midnight |
Saturday 7a, mn. to Midalg it:
Sam.

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Ph, 352-999:

Allen. _Janies King “will
peraonally narrate his :film,; :
“Song of the Northern Pra-.j.

1984 KOOTEN ~~

‘MUSIC FESTIVAL

Trail,

‘ March 30 - Keats, 1981.
‘Syllabus and entry forms ‘at Carl's Western

‘Drugs. E

try closing doje:

b, 15, 1981. Festival

rie” on the Castlegar Cam-..
pus, Jan, 21 at 7:80 in’ the 5
Main Lounge.

a ee

The principle locale of te k

film is the State of: North’
Dakota, The wetlands in this

state. are. situated on. the’:

central flyway and ‘aro. the
breeding grounds of ducks,
coots, - pelicans and black
cormorants.

While filming the, abun.

‘dant bird life, King ‘did not.

ignore other animals of the
region like bison, ‘antelope,

dlack-footed ferret and coy-.°-"

- corny joke

‘ANSAS CITY; MO. (ap 1

_ culture department ha)
* come: the. Butz os a

lorge'
movies with. Bin; ig Crosby. and
Dorothy Laaous to.thé mod-

.. this ‘weekend may: top: any:
‘kab!

thing in his

daytime soap operas. Now he™
. isthe man responsible for the

explosion of nighttime suds,
“File Dallas

Phone 396-6486

“AFFORDABLE HOUSING

at Northwest Homes|

Double wides from 960 sq.
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fntifuing reporters’.

nan,
“who showed" expecting to

hear .the ‘former agriculture,

secretary, Butz was’ not

« there. He ‘was never .ex-

pected.

The after-dinner. speaker
was actually Joseph Adel-
man, a retired Kansas City
police captain turned comic,

A spokesman for the asso-
.¢lation said the announce-

ment about Butz was meant - Pri
to be a joke, and the’; ‘BSSO-

ciation never expected ‘the
‘agriculture Seperiesent to

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}OR CITIZENS
Castlegar and Dinteiet Senior Citizens will hold a Social .
_ meeting at the Centre on Thursday, ¢ Jan. 22 commencing

MINOR HOCKEY

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ISTERS > “
‘Kootenay Tomple ‘No 8) oP inen Sisters will hold thetr
i. second meeting of the, mont Thurs, Jan. 22 at 7:30 Ps m1.
:intheMasonicHall, ..

NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
“Twin Rivers coh of Pythias No. 70 will hold their F
° second meeting of the month Jan. 19, 7 p.m,'in
‘MasonicHail, .

HORSEMAN'S ASSOCIATION
stiegar Horseman's Association meeting Wed., Jon. a”
: frome 91 7:30'p.m. at 415 6 Ava.

MEETING i
the Contlegar & District Mhopter of the Registered N svg
“" Association of B.C. will maat on Tues., Jan. 20, 7:30
in Room 112 at Selkirk College, Jim Smee, speech,
pajheleats, Wast Kootenay Health Unt, will ipesk on

NATIONAL EXHIBITION cain
The National Exhibition Centre In Castlegar hos expan-
ed the @ gallery hours ta seven days o wock. The new
: to note are: Monday through friday 9:304: 0:
¥ satucey and Sunday 10:30-4:30; Frid ig 6:30- |
:, 9:00, This expansion has been made osslole bye bya canada
rom and

; _ Immigration Canada,

A Bohemian priest chose to raise his voice against what
he felt ware abuses of the church, ond prepared the way

FIVE DAY PLAN TO STOP SMOKING

3} Want to jo quit? Here's your ur oppariunlty at this successful
progra fered by Seventh Day Adventists in conjun-
¢tion waith Selkirk College's Community: Education ser-
‘vices, a8 a community service. There are 5 consecutive
sessions, Jon. 25 to 29 commencin: vei
: p.m. and lasting for VA hours. 7
materials. Phone 365-2649 to pre-regi ster. or for further
information,

EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS
meets every Tuesday ot 8 p.m, at
* the Volunteer Exchange 1215 3rd ‘Street. .

THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING FARNESE ‘
Gastion Theatre production "The Importance ng
Eamest", Jan. p.m. at the Trail ree ae
auditorium. Reserve tickets on sale at L8J Books starting
don. 12, Sponsored by Trail and Diatrict Arts Council, P

Caming events of Costlegar and District non- profit,
organizations cre listed here through the courtesy of
Canadian Cellulose’s Celgar Pulp and Celgor tumber
Divisions. Please submit notices directly 10 tha
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take it
PRIZESS INCREASE
‘The. 1981 women's golf tour,

fessional Golf Association
has announced, :

with creato David. jacdhs,,
‘and at Lorimar Productions

on CES: ‘and Fae man Road
on NBC.
“When the networks saw.

that this form’ was successful’

they. began coming to us‘and

sayin,
the bandwagon, too,”
Filerman. B
The only prime-time soap
opera, that has‘escaped Filer-

made: several attempts at
night time, soap operas,

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Deughters was-a
"very: tilddlé-class show. and:
. you couldn't take, as much
. Hcense with the stories you
were telling: You couldn't
_ have archvillainy, - as with
“JR. eS mu

CITES GLAMOR

nd 40a, they.
‘reputations in movies about
‘just the kinds of things we’ re
end about) now,

“And ‘I think part of the +

success of Dallas is not only

that larger-than-life quality: -*

but the glamor, Y‘

“The audience is interested.

in character relationships,”

he says. “What goos on be-
tween. people and ‘among
people, and not knowing how

«it's going.to end ‘or how it’s
goitg. to grow... People. on.
‘serialized . dramas . change,

their attitudes change, ‘their
characters change, their re-

, lationships change. ; And ‘I:

think" people are‘ finding
that’s alittle “more . inter-.

. esting...
Dallas has! come. in; for

some criticism because of its’
séxual cotitent, but Filerman
insists that the shows are not
0: much: permissive as they :
aré romantic. «

think there's a. lot of rO-

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grarr , fees,

fitutions will be

’ Thursday, Jans22; 1981, 7-9p m1.
at the OLI/SELKIRK Adulsing {s!
: 367 Baker Street, Nelson

Friday; Jan. 23; 1981; 9.4.m. - 12 noon.
. atthe Main Lounge. Castlegar care

Selkirk College

a Interviews on a first come first sored basis.

Peter O'Toole received one of

he was'asked why he ‘never.’
de any movies in America,
“Because Hollywood:

made the comment almost 20°
years ago and it has taken
Hollywood that long to come

cup with what O'Toole con:

siders his kind of movie. « :-
The film. «is’-ealled ‘The

Stunt Man and in it O'Toole.
portrays an obsessive: film
director, Eli'.Crogs, a’

who will.go to any length to
get the shot he wants. oe
that. regard, .O'Tool

wich of himself in Eli

Zt's “the man: who

teed the “ball ' ‘Up shortly,

(fore noon ‘Wednesday rind of

Saad? closest tte Mes bfor :
whose Eleenhower Medical

Contre he:has raised.between -
$6 millionand $7,million.,
His fondest memory is of a’
urprise gesture he pulled on:
: Busonhower before the death

‘eof the five-star general sand a

‘BUSINESS AS USUAL:
“Just, gotin from Burbank,
‘where we iced four hours

peaking . by: tele-
-phone from Palm Springs: “It: .
washis and Mowe’ ‘8 | wedding Z

“"T go! brea mailllary bands
= from the army; navy and”
air fe arch:up the ©

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+ sald she had ‘never

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in’ the ‘Hope. Classic, whichy¢

| was begun 21 years ago, have 9
been as pol Some have.

layed golf
the ctfet executives:
eu: 5. in the last quarter. .
of a century — Eisenhower,

o - Europe with the play. Those

celled.
“I'm never going to play

--Macheth again,” ‘said . the -

Irish-born actor, “and you
“need to;be.a Shakespearean

‘understand’. why.
When you do Shakespeare,

Ixrious, others’ unset- i

'Agh :
playing’ partner, Doug Sand-
-ers, The incident made head-.
lin ted

still in disctissed he |
faa jp] cee

- “It's purely. t aecident
that I haven't playedsBroad- «°
way. I've played in:Ghicago
and Washington but ‘not New

* you do it for the adventure, ..:

\ for the scale of it. Tho scale is
88 huge’ you.’ put’ to work
rery- resource you have.

“Well, T I’ve only. doubled a -
role twice. That was Hamlet °

sand although

praise: bo’ es; 1 didn’t,
“ ins it-a ‘accord’ time. T'd ©

been there.”

thas
‘on Broad:

sad raed

atrestor and an actor en go.

eight-hour ABC-TV series o" 7

be broadeast in the spring. or
‘He ‘also’ paid a visit ‘to :
chard"

Stunt: Man director Ri
Rush, +

bh er.

‘Wo a partn
ship,” said id O'Toole referring
into making, his fret. totally
rere

places. Think of John Hustc
‘and’ Humphrey ©
would be nice’to do another:

movie with Richard Rush.". *'

bit rusty and we messed wil
it a bit. There's no room,

sth,
theatre: isn’t, -a one-night
ent,” he said. “We worked
And.worked unil we eventual:

‘High: -flying Billy: Garter
says he’s looking forward to
. the sleepy life’ of Plains

“I've, enjoyed. the-“atten-
tion,” he said, bpatierart

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