Charlie Brown and the “Peanuts” t)
‘bellies detiag eS i Paranscu ner wines For Fier You Tie,

Charlie Brows,

jot Volcanic Generating Electricity

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New Energy Source.

By DANIEL Q.. HANEY
Press )

Still wide-eyed and wildly
ignorant after 43 years of pre-
posterous catastrophe, Li'l Ab-
ner is being retired by. the
outrageous wit who created
him.

This handsome hick dimwit
said .goodbye to the funny
papers, Nov, 13. He takes with
him, among others, the gentle
Shmoos, boldly bosomy Daisy
Mae and pipe-smoking Mammy
Yokum.

They're citizens of the
comic strip hamlet of Dogpatch.
And they peopled the imagina-
tion of Al Capp, a man who
tickled and infuriated millions
with the: social comment he
wove into the adventures of
hillbilly hayseeds.

But now Capp is crippled

50 to 100

‘yatory says it has
completed the first step a
using voleanically heated rock
' beneath the earth’s surface to
j generate electricity.

New

city: from steam in the 1990's.

Community TV.

COMMUNITY. AC ACCESS CH-10

‘i boratory
says it has drilled two two-mile
‘deep wells about 250 feet apart

_ into the nearby Jemez moun-
4ains, and made cracks im the

phot granite between them by
pumping down water under
high pressure.

Water pumped, down one
well and up the other was
heated to 265 degrees over a
20—hour period, a spokesman
said. The next step, .he said,
was to see if the heating
process could be maintained for
a long period.

“The laboratory plans to dig
deeper wells into hotter granite
i eventually . to see

for Tonight

6:00—Button Soup—A_ Child-
ren’s.story with narra-
tion by Kent Robbie.

6:15—Trail, Art: Club's Fall
Exhibition — Opening

/ ceremonies.
6:30—Arthritis: Coping and
caring.
7:15—Castlegar ‘and District
All Candida‘

05:
Men's Fellowship—Trail
banquet. Guest. seeker
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Bulletin Board

TEA & BAZAAR
Thee Anglican Chureh Women of St. David’s
Church are sponsoring their annual :Pre-Christmas
. ‘Tea and Bazaar on Sat., Nov. 26 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the

Legion Hall.

OXFAM HANDICRAFTS :
Are you looking for an unusual Christmas gift or

For further i

Christmas cards? The Monday Night Group have more
handicrafts from Oxfam Trading and would love to
show them to any interested groups or individuals. All
proceeds go to support an agricultural station in

Boyd at 365-5454.

SENIOR CITIZENS MEETING
The Castlegar and District Senior Citizens will
meet in the Centre today (Thurs., Nov. 17) at 2 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs, G.. Hughes will be showing slides and
sharing comments on their recent trip to Africa.

CB. cLuB GENERAL MEETIN
The Stlocan -Valley:C.B. Club will be S olding a
- General Meeting on Sat., Nov. 26 in Winlaw at iwtile

Please call Sue -

and

’s' at 3 Lene
ee

St.

will be a Door Prize.
‘Bi

TEA AND SALE

The Lutheran Women’s Missionary
_ be holding their annual Tea and Sale on Sat., Nov, 19
from 2 to 4 p.m. at St. Peter Lutheran Church, Maple

BAKE SALE.
The 1st Kinnaird Scouting Organization will be
| holding a Bake Sale on Sat., Nov. 19 at the Safeway -
. store in the Plaza beginning at 10 a.m,

SOVIET FOLK ARTISTS TOURING
The U.S.C.C. and the A.GR.D. are sponsoring @
+ show of Touring Soviet Folk Artists from the Bolshoi
Theatre in the Gym at Stanley Humphries Secondary
School tonight (Thurs., Nov. 17) at 7:30 p.m.-Doors
will open at 6:30 p.m. Admission is $3 for adults and $2
for children and students.

. MINTO CHAPTER #79 ANNUAL. BAZAAR
Minto Chapter 479, Order of Eastern Star, will’
hold their Annual Bazaar in the Senior Citizens’
Centre, 1st Ave. N., on Sat., Nov. 19 from 2 to 4 p.m.
~ Sewing, baking, and novelties will be sold and there

OTTLE DRIVE
‘The Robson Beavers, Cubs and Scouts are having

League will.

.aBottle Drive on Sat., Nov. 19 commencing at 10 a.m.
Any bottles, cans, or old batteries will be much

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and at age 68,
% ‘cannot go on. “I could see my:
stuff didn’t have the joy it used
to have,” he said.

At the end of a long sent-
ence, -Capp's. bullfrog voice
fades into a rusty whisper, and
the’ face that used to look like:
Lil: Abner’s:‘crumples with
painful coughs. ~

21 wasnt having fun with it

anymore. It was .becoming a:

chore. I-grew more and more
tired of drawing the strip, and
the atrip began to show it. So
finally I said, ‘What the hell’
and quit.”

ti Abner, his ‘life-long
labor, was'no longer quite so
fresh or so funny. In recent
years, the strip was dropped by
many newspapers that had
caried it since the Depression.
“- “But at its peak in the
1950s, Li'l Abner was a roaring,
“foot-stomping success.

Readers of 900 newspapers
around the world followed the
daily mishaps of Li'l Abner a)
he wandered innocently among |
‘the’forces of greed and evil,
duped and abused by politicians
and tycoons,

Long. before the philoso-
phizing of “Peanuts” and the
editorializing of “Doonesbury”,

yers, ee ameiite policemen,
gangsters, salesmen and doc-
tors, He made fun of marriage,
fads, politics, love and even
comic strips.

In‘ the 1940s and “50s,
liberals considered Capp to be
one of their own. He poked fun
at. stuffed shirts; he snickered

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NOW IT'S THEIR TURN! Now

WARNING: Paronts—could fright
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November vy,

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; Dear, Ann Landers: T

Al Copp’s Broinchid Scratched Off the Map

* Chaenrters teasing stage i
LST Ahser, Manny and Papy Vehum and Dalay Mae aren in a rerent 141 Abeer papel.

at upstanding citizens who had
never turned wn in ‘the comics
before.

‘Politicians and greedy ‘bus:
inessmen regularly buffooned

their way across the page. .

“There was, for instance, Sen.
Jack S, Phogbound, the pom-
pous, baby-kissing right-winger
- who. embodied ..the _ Cappian
“ view of Southern politics:

“In his prime, he was one
of the two or three greatest
‘cartoonists this, country ever
: produced,” says David Manning
White, a Virginia - Common-
wealth University professor
whois one of the few scholars of
the funnies, “What. made him
unique was his ability to.
develop characters that were
modern fairy tales. :

“He had an intuitive grasp
of many of the things that are
troubling “America, and he
‘made us laugh at them.”

As: the times changed, so

did Capp. With the growth of
welfare and the antiwar move-
ment, Capp shifted to new
targets. To the horror of
liberals, he was suddenly at-
tacking them.

Instead ‘of characters like
Henry Cabbage Cod, who might
have born a

silence, But the liberals didn't,

‘They rose from one end of thé
‘country to the ‘other ‘and

denounced me.”

But in the strip’s heyday in
the 1950s, Li'l] Abner was not
only read, it was discussed, by
highbrows who ordinarily. de-
nied’ any knowledge. of the
existence of. the comics: page.
Li'l Abner in those days. was
literature. Capp’s talent was
compared. with William Ho-
garth and Jonathan Swift.

“For myself, I never did
anything as well as I hoped,”.
Capp. says. “Maybe no° artist
_ does, John Steinbeck ‘ once
“wrote that. the Nobel Prize
should go to Li'l Abner. He was,
T-am sure, shocked and dis-

Li'l Abner Creator Bids Idiev to Dogpatch

appointed when they gave it to”

him instead."

Capp’s sense of humor
filled\the daily strip. ‘There
were, for instance, the names.
Capp had the, Dickensian knack
arac~

» Henry Cabot. Lodge, Capa

tales became populated by such
zanies ‘as - Joanie. Phoarie,.a

+ Joan Baez-like folk singer who

ate caviar and crooned about
poverty and protest,

Capp seems to revel in the
uproar,

“A humorist has one duty.
—to be funny,” he says. “Some:
are funny about kids, some
about dogs, some about moth-
ers. I chose fraud. Whatever
was fraudulent, I attacked.

“When conservatives were
fraudulent, I. attacked them.
‘The liberals: loved me. The
consevatives maintained an icy

West Coast Writer

writer and BC. native Gladys
Hindmarch will visit this area
and give’ readings of her
stories.

Sponsored by the Canadian
Writers Series of Selkirk Col-
lege, she will appear at Sel-
kirk's Castlegar campus and
the Jam Factory in Nelson,

Born and raised in Lady-
smith on Vancouver Island, ‘she
now resides in Nanaimo., In

1959, she won the Mademoiselle ©

guest-editor contest.

In the early '60's she was
associated with the Tish group
and was part of the upsurge in

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HIN ENTIG WARES LAT
NING Some violent scenes:
Director

A TROPICAL
Gd PARADISE,

UNTOUCHED

BY MAN...

THE ISLAND oF
DR. MOREAU

vara LANCASTER ICHAEL Y YORK:

e in "what he: called’ him:
Tobacco Rhoda, ‘Barney Barn-
smell, Reactionary -J, Repug-
nant, :Sir {Cecil Cesspool and
‘Appassionata Von Climax.

‘Then there was the draw-,
ing itself. Capp joyfully exag-
gerated his people. They were
painfully thin’ stringbeans or
dumpy turnips.

Capp celebrated the gro-
tesque.: Buck teeth protruded
between big noses and jutting
chins, His people patiently bore
rumpled hair, sagging’ bellies
and hunched backs,

However, there was one

- eye-popping exception to
Capp's . repulsive - characters.
The women. He made them
staggeringly curvacious, sin-
fully seductive.

But“perhaps Capp's most

greatures were the

«popular
+. Shmgos, “luyibl Jil: critters”

a
writing ‘that: took-place‘on 1 the.

" west coast at that time. Some'of

her writings are: Open Letter,
Sketches, Boat Stories and the
Peter Stories.

Her writing reflects here
west coast background and the
variety of activities she has
engaged in there: writer; teach-
er; feminist; mother; wife; and
commercial cook.

Mousetrap's
First Shutdown
In 25. Years

A power’ cut recently

+ followed by a standby gener:

ator failure forced the’abandon-
ment of the 10,366th perfor.’
mance of Agatha Christie's The. -
Mousetrap in London's West
End.

It was the first tims in 25
years a London performance of. °
the. world’s ‘longest’ running
play, had to.be curtailed. The:
packeéd-house audience got its’
money back.

Ironically, The Mousetrap.
involves’ a blackout, : during
which the murder in the play”
takes place. The’ power cuts:
have been caused by ‘a slow-

down launched by ‘rebel elec- :'

tricity workers ne better |
contract terms.. -. ‘.

that joyfully: rolled. over. and
* died when anyone -wanted to
eat them.

They were eventually ban-
ished from the strip, however,
because all that love and
goodness turned out to be
dangerous to mankind. Capp
replaced them with Kigmies,
little fellows who adored a boot
in the pants.

All of this was fashioned .

into ridiculous adventures in
which Lil Abner was taken
advantage ‘of ‘by swarms of
hilariously recognizable vil-
lains. :
Capp wrote all - his - life
about mythical hill folk, but he
‘did it from'the perspective of a
city boy. He was born,: Dog-
patch: poor; with: the. :name
Alfred Gerald Caplin in New
Haven,.Conn.,.in 1909.-..
When he was nine, he fell
from an ice truck and.was run
over by a streetcar. His left leg
had to be amputated.
Outfitted . with .a wooden
leg, he attended a rapid succes-
sion of art. schools in Boston.
. After be was thrown . out of
«each for nonpayment of tuition,
he went to New York, where he
landed his first fulltime art job
with ‘The: Associated Press.
‘There, he drew a one-panel
cartoon ‘called. “Colonel | Gil-
feather”. But the work did not.

gowell, and he lasted in, the, Job:

: only six months.

civic
THEATRE.

> Nelson =
One Show Only- 8 peri:
-Sunday through Thursday

Two Shows - Tand9p.m. af

Friday and Saturday

“Nov. 17-19.
ROLLERCOASTER
George Segal*. |. -
Timothy Bottom
Richard Widmark
(Mature). -
te: 7

HOW! *O TRAME! A FIG
Don Knotts |:
Sena Z

ISLANDS in The STREAM

, George C. Scott.

KIRK”

Y. Maree
BUY oo Fl E

sweating—B.C. Director

fat BILL MALY.
SED RUIWICT ALTMAN OE

‘he nicest movie you'll ever see}

about murder and blackmail.” :

ENE ROCHE,
HUNEET RENTON
ANING: Occasional violence, some -

‘David' Hemmings
(Mature)

Nov. 23-
Dramal ... original novel
ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU
Burt Lancaster. “
Michael York
(Mature)

Then he became an assis-
“tant to Ham Fisher, creator ‘of
Joe’ Palooka”. Soon . he got.
ideas for his.own strip, and in
1934, Li'l. Abner, appeared. ..

+ into the big money, and.at ‘the
height of his career he earned
more than $500,000'a year. He

- York to keep up with such

ida iol ieden ick

ai ll

cue ad rey ;

spin-offs aa Shmoo clocks and, Deadline:
Daisy Mae blouses.

In the late 1960s, Capp: - 5 p.m. Mondays’
went on the college speaking ee ke
circuit, :

Rebel Booster Club

Music by: Sundance

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SELKIRK WY

Canadian Writers Series

presents

_ GLADYS HINDMARCH -

_ Reading Her Stories

Friday - Nov. 18:
8PM.

Room M-14 Selkirk College, Castlegar
— FREE ADMISSION: —' °°"

_ By. the, 1940s, Capp was 3

‘Nov... 18—Canadian Writers ° Series .preseiits-<\'
. Gladys Hindmarch in Room M14 at Selkirk College ate
8 p.m.

Nov. 22 to Dec. 15—Peter Ochs—wood ‘eile
and Don Portelance—oil paintings from the Burnaby
Art Galery: on n Sieey at the Langham:

. Music Teachers ‘Association.

Nov. 26--Seikirk Weavers Guild aniwial Sh
Sale of Weaving and. Fibrearts at the. Comm
Complex starting at 11 am:
; ‘-

Nov. ‘28—Arts Garten: eae m
: in. the Kinnaird Library at 80, p.m.,

Nov. 30—Drawing Coop tot inthe craftroom
of the Community Complex from 7 to 10 p.m. Purpose
of the group ‘is to co-operatively. contribute toprojects :\ \
and operation of sketch club. Bring‘ ‘Materials ‘for $
drawing and come along if you | are interested. ¥

‘ Dee. i 2, 3—The Geile Christa Faire in the :
Nelson Civic Centre.
* s
Dec. 9, 10—the 8rd Annual Blueberry eras
Graft Pair i in the Kinnaird Hall,
eee
1 “Dee. 5to 11_Dosce ‘McDonnell paintings o on view
at the National pexnibition, Centre i in Castlegar...

wan Cousei emb.
froin Cane Ward or at ‘both Librari

Items for this bi-monthly feature should be
to Mrs. D. Miller-Tait of the Castle;
Conant Arts Council at ear

opened Cap Enterprises in New .

BARET

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Tati
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gers need a visible tape )
they can see, how they stack up. I have been out of my teens for
two years but I composed this | questionnaire in the hope it will be

' 1 I wish I had seen one like it six or seven years ago.
Dear.Teen::If you can answer yes to six of these questions; *

. “Youlare a “pretty good” teenager. Eight yes responses puts you in
> the “very good” category. Ten or more yeses means you are an “all
star, to} eap, beautiful person,” ;

tn, find room for this in your column. It is something.”

your young readers need to see. (P.8. Some of youre older rezdera
would do well {o check th out and see how

7 they
up.) Looking For A Better Tomorrow
Dear Looking: Your: questionnaire Is excellent. Here it is with my
warm thanks, ;

+ (l) Have you ever been given too much change and told the
sales person or cashier ‘that he made an error?

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toward the final ines’ of the
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* Paycheck recently ‘filmed
Nashville on the Road,’
je’ Jones and Tammy
Wynette  will'-have a new
jpreatesty Hits",
November...’

Willie Nelson
Tater recgrding artist

. Willle Nelson broke nis foot

and could’ not perform for
Congress this week. Willle
‘makes a guest performance
on -Mary Kay Place's _
album. The LP:

+-)(2) If a person tells you thing that is to be held

‘in the strictest of confidence can you be trusted not to breathe a

word to. » anyone? Bhai +,
(9)' Have you ever listened to an older person talk on and on

i and pretended you were interested even though you were bored
|

silly?
(4) Have yoit éver: -been criticized for something and thanked
the pe of making excuses or tried to defend yourself?
fj Have ou ever done-a good deed and not told a single soul

ut it?
gid AT (6) Have’ you ever gone out of your way tomake ashy Pereon
: feel, comfortable in a Broup?
‘ (7) Have’ 'you ever refused to take credit for ‘sotnething you
j didn’t do ahid'asked that the credit be given instead to the Person
who really deserved: it?.
(8) Have 5 you ever spoken out in a group and said something
wood about soni¢one when everyone else was tenting him (or her)
Ff APATE? ec meee
(9) Do you 1 have at least one very good fried of the opposite

} sex, someone you would go the itd mile:for, but have no sexual. -

; interest, in?
(10) “Have yon ever Y caleseed by word or note your
* appreciation to a teacher who went out of this (or her) way to,help
> you? os . * vais
{ (11) Have you ever ded not t this
be embarrassing to someone?.

: * (12) Have'you ever thanked your es for trying todo ‘their
best and told tem you love them?
s . .
* Dear Ann: Did it ever occur to that mother-in-law who gets called
! “Hey You" to say to the “lunkhead” (her name for him)—"Please
: eall me Helen... or Mom.”
ao T have been married for five years and I'm still calling my
in-laws “Mr.'and Mrs.” It's plenty embarrassing at a family fd
together or in the presence of friends.
‘I hope the woman who wrote that letter sees this one and
gives f it some thought. I wish my motlier-in-law would take the
—Still An Outsider In Wisconsin
pt Stil: Button up your overcoat, friend, If after. five years it’s
still “Mr. and Mrs.”, the temperature is pretty chilly in Wisconsin.
I think you inlaws Must want it that way—and it's too bad.
Evérybody ‘loses.* :

s [re ed
Dear Ann Landers: anes tgen th high school and yrant 2
‘diploma, but I have a chance,to 2.84 So.th road with,a, 8 dance; ca,group
Sand hate to pass it up. Is there prey T cant’ do Both?
—Twinkle Toes
Dear Twinkle: Yes. Dance over to the principal's office and he will
tell yeu how. It ean-be done and you certainly should do it;

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cover will make Mary Kay,
who's been nominated for an
Emmy,’ the Betty Grabte: of
ing eovenes
Johnny Duncan ‘recently
filmed : "Good Ole. Nashville
Music.’ While .recording his
new single, ‘Come a Little Bit
Closer,’ the Spanish/
Mexican flavor. of fhe: song engl Humperdinck's
prompted producer: Billy ‘After the Lovin' album went
Sherrill to inctude’ a drunk _ platinuni.
Mexican. on’ the Recent for
performance. The Mexican's, Ford, Seven Up, Noxema,
talents are most audible Burger King, Sears, Pabst
: and American Express have
been ‘recorde

Columbia eet at ide &

* InNashville.
Marijohn Wilkin is highly

successful in many facets of -

_ the music industry—
songwriter of note, member
of the’ Nashville Songwriters
Association's Hall of Fame,
Gospel: Music.’ Association

‘Dove Awardee; music
publisher .heading up

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“CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: Everybody knows about ‘the
mitlions Johnny Carson earns as the host of ‘The Tonight
Show,’ and followers of the show also know about the

mega-bucks ‘he earns when he takes time off from the.
tube todo a stint in Vegas. But now the ‘figures are. out. +:
about Johnny's cut from the lingyof wenis clathingthab

sbears. tis name. Seems’ he gets a bit more’ than the
five percent

The Road: to
a ‘The Road to.
win ives you ever doubted the power of
TV. consider this: Hal Linden used to be a journeyman:
song-and-dance guy. on Broadway. Then, along came
‘Barney Miller." Now, instead of half-a-thou a week, Hal
“commands $25,000 for.a one nighter (albi holiday eve)
at the Concord in the Catskills and half-a-million for a role
in an upcoming major movie . . . Loretta Swit, who plays
Hot Lips on *M*A*S*H,' is becoming a pest on:the set.
She's a health food freak and constantly bugs the cast
.and crew about eating junk foods. She brings cartons of
yogurt to the studio and demands her co-workers eat the.
Stuff whether they tike it or not. .

EYE ON TV: Stars of the NBC-TV comedy hit ‘Saturday

2° Night’ are turning ¢ to films. John Belushi makes his debut
in Jack Nichol:

son's ‘Goin': South’ and: former Saturday ~
Nighter Chevy Chase will play opposite Goldie Hawn in
‘Fowl Play,’ a detective: comedy . . Angie Dickinson is
anxious ‘to get out of her ‘Police Woman’ series as soon
as.her contract'is up, which is'aftér this season:

want.to squeeze the lemon until the last drop is ou
declares:. *‘The only thing that: would’ make. me return
after my five years are up is if the series were moved toa

different time period and. suddenly hit ‘the top 10 and ©’
remained. there.

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