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CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 9, 1980

L Showbiz by Joey Soese

CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: While, much has been made
about Vanessa Redgrave's shooting her controversial
movie-for-TV ‘Playing For Time: behind barbed wire
secrecy, a source at CBS assures'me that.newshounds
have missed a bigger scoop. The’ source alleges that

when Miss Redgrave was in

New York recently for

‘Playing For Time,’ the

Oscar-winning actress was really shooting scenes for the
film under armed guard. Miss Redgrave has already been

the target of at least two. deat
nine- -year-old Gregory Harrison of CBS-TV' TV's

threats... Twenty-

3 ‘Trapper

John, M.D.' is taking a generous, paternal interest in his
younger. brother. He's moved the teenager into his new

lollywood Hills home and enrolled him at U.C.!

L.A. The

kid wants to be an astronaut and the first man ia actually

live on the'moon..

. Guaranteed to be one of the most

» coveted female TV roles of next year Is the lead in the
four-hour CBS-TV v-movielet Tammy Msnette's Ss auton
Your:

t? graphy,  . ‘Sta

ict star has had a

a
many-times-married- -and-divorced country music super-
life for jacamalizetion 7a 7

including a

‘ ,, Kdnapping and beating in 1978.

“WV CLOSEUP: Keepin,
‘weeks’ after they sai

theis. marriage secret for several
their “I dos" in

Montreal were

‘Holocaust’ star Joe Bottoms, 26, and producer Delilah
Andison, 36. While the newlyweds are happily an cour
jo

promoting Joe's new movie, ‘The Black Hi

.” we hear

, that his parents are back home fuming about the “older

* woman" who caught their son.

. Kate Jackson seems

happier now that she's left "Charlie's Angels.’ She and

husband Andrew Stevens were mobbed

young fans

by
recently when they vient shopping at F.A. 3. Schwarz in
ate

New York City.
autographs.

chatte
ine delighted mom said: “Kate was

with ‘them and signed

husband and took time out to talk to the kids. Her

husban

Nes itching to
Never underestimate Hollywood's abil

leave but she encted
ty to

ten him.
exploit ‘tragedy for the sake of a quick buck. Shooting
has begun on a four-hour CBS mini-series called ‘James
Warren Jones: The Mad Messiah,’ which scripter Ernest

Tidyman, an Oscar winner. for writing “
Connection,’ says is 3 a cenuine tragedy tf that should be

he French

fonder what he'd

call Universal's “Guyana: Crime of the Century’ oozing
,, Into theatres across the ae next April.

By Llewellyn C. Fletcher
A unique dining estab-
lishment had its official open-
ing in Salmo on Dec. 7.
3 Trapper John’s restaur-

vet ant, under the owner-pro-

prietorship of John and Den-
ise Patrick, is prominently

i+ located and well lit up at

HENRY FONDA
«+. part in Family’

DBEAL

KATE JACKSON
«--much happier

.CELEBRITIES IN CANDID: ABC's ‘Family’ has some
high-powered stars: one both sides of the camera this
Joa

season. In one

is
Fonda, who plays a man 2pproaching senility. ng

. Hen
her first job directing a TV show,

iss Woodward says:

| feel more creative doing this. You're In a wonderful
position of power, you can tell people what to do and
ou never have to get up in front of that camera, which

is terrifying.”

. The end of the world is just around the

corner, insists Christian actor Efrem’ Zimbalist, Jr. “1
believe it’s close—that it will happen:in, our lifetime,”

revealed the 60-year-old star.

Ina’ rare_ interview,

Zimbalist told how he recognized signs, foretold in the
Bible, of impending doom. ‘The whole smut side of my

industry makes me want to han,

my head in shame. |

see being in the period of the end days as part of a plan.
For example, 30 years ago our country was the most
powerful in the world. Today it is a third-rate power
skidding downhill." Zimbalist said he is particularly
concerned by the spread of communism and at home,
the lack of respect shown by young people to their

parents and teachers.

. Metromedia Producers Corp.

will use pay cable to preview the mini-series of its Golden .
Circle (Project. starting with its third production, ‘Blue

Grass."

Tropper_ John

: New restaurant well accepted

legendary character of Salmo
pioneer days who had a
reputation for delicious cook-
ing.:Begides the name, there
are a number of other fea-
tures which make this res-
taurant one of the most
unique in the Kootenays.
The construction of the

exe night on the Salcrest Motel
*~" property as one enters Salmo
from the south on Highway 3,

log building and inside fur-
nishings is from natural mat-
erial found within five miles

ae The name Trapper John
is based upon the return of a

* Salmo

of the structure. The logs of
larch and pine were peeled,

Community Singers
play to full house

Salmo Community Sing-

ers, under the leadership of
Beryl de Jersey, presented a
program of Christmas music

- Dee. 28, to a full house in
Salmo Ci

gift from the singers to
Beryl de Jersey for her lead-
ership and faithful services.
The Salmo Community
Singers, again under the
hip of Beryl de Jer-

Church.
After the program, re-
-freshments were served in
the basement of the church,
Dr. Stewart gave a speech of
atl x

sey, conducted the Christmas
musical program of Christ-
mas Eve Midnight Mass at
Salmo Roman Catholic
Church.

Especiall i

PP and p

Free recipe
booklets from
Kellogg Salada

A new series of metric
recipe booklets has been de-
veloped for consumers by
Kellogg Salada. Each of The
Best To You recipe booklets
shows how to use ready-to-

‘eat cereals (whole grain,
bran, rice and corn) in a

variety of appealing main:

course and dessert recipes,
Consumers may obtain
copies of the booklets, free of
charge, by writing to:
Kellogg Salada Canada Inc.
P.O. Box 490
Station “A”
Scarborough, Ontario

was the music the singers
sang softly as a background
for the presentation of the
Holy Eucharist. Yvonne and
Faye de Jersey sang as a
duet the verses of “O Holy
Night,” and all the singers
Joined in the chorus.

cut, and trimmed on the lot
across from the building.
Cedar shakes used for the
roof were also split and cut
on the same lot. Dining tables
are set on the main and
mezzanine floor of the build-
ing. z

The main entrance door
has a fleur-de-lis design carv-
ed by Les Jensen. The
matlepiece over the large
fireplace has inlay work done
by Italo Gnech, who also did
the carvings on the other
doors and bar. The fireplace
burns gas, but looks as
though it contains real -wood-
ed logs. Mineral rocks dis-

played on the mantlepiece’
were placed there by Lino’

Muto’ and son Dean and

others from their own

quarry. ;
Stained glass windows in

* front of the building were

designed by Tammy Shields
of Nelson and tell the story of

Hew penny:

Thinner ond lighter’

It costs the Royél Can-
adian Mint two cents to make
a one cent coin,

Sc the lowly one cent
plece is the latest victim of
Ottawa's attack on the high
cost of money.

Starting this month, one
cent coins won't wear a hole
in your pocket as quickly.
Thoy'll be lighter and thinner

, at the edges.
The. higher cost of cop-

per is behind the change. By:

reducing the weight of the
coin to 2.8 grams from 3.24
grams and trimming a silver
off the rim, making the edge
thickness 1.88 mm instead of
1.65 mm, the mint says it can
save $500,000 a year.

Yvon Garlepy, master of
the mint, said “the chante 3 is

‘Television and classroom
instructors will join forces to
help many British Colum-
bians get started in small
business when a 10-week
lecture series is presented in
schools, colleges and on
BOTV. from mid-January

+ through March.

harmony with the many

AE. Soles, assistant
deputy minister for colleges

: and institutes for the min-
istry of edycation, said: “We
see this lecture series as a
benefit to educators in terms

‘ out 914 million one cent co!

mimimal and hardly
able.”
In 1978 tle mint tricned

In the first 10 months of

be made of the same alldys:

per cent copper, 1.6 pe
zine, and 0.5 per ce:

to be the nickei. it
cents to make a
piece.

As metal prices Haase
may soon see slimmer’'and
lighter nickels, The Bamber
of nickels’ in circ
increasing, with 187 irae
1978. In the first 10 months
this year this figure was’ al-
ready exceeded, with '-183
million made.

Three actors také. on
variety of roles to present in
an entertaining ahd-‘inf
mative way the requireme: +
of getting into business for

Computers and;
it have ways of

of and
think it will make a con-

of our

The logs of which the
building is constructed will
shrink in circumference 14 in
three years’ time. When they
have finished shrinking, the
lodge pole of the building will
finally be that much lower.
Screw jacks are installed to
lower the support logs to that
extent. All other parts of the
construction are built to take
care of these it

people
in B.C.-a8 evel

Designed for the class-
room with a complementary

ting even with you. .

+ Just ask the Vaneor
guy who thought’ he'd
the system by applying for
his five free shares in the-
B.C.

role played by i the
series was produced by the
Federal Business : Develop-
ment Bank (FBDB).

“How To Start A Small
Business” will be seen in
British Columbia through the
facilities of BCTV. Vancouver
Island, will receive

Another special feature
of the inside furnishings is a
glass water tank with water
continually kept fresh con-
taining lobsters flown in live
from ° the: Atlantic’ coast.
Anyone wishing a lobster.
meal may choose his own
lobster.

The kitchen chef is Steve
Frampton and he is assisted
by Stephanie Jablonski and
Flo Zakadonski. Doreen

Fleming is the bookkeeper.

the programs from CHEK-
TV, Victoria,.and its af-
filiated stations and rebroad-
casters starting Saturday,
Jan 12, at 4 p.m. The-rest of
B.C. will receive ‘the pro-
grains through CHAN-TV,
Vancouver, and its rebroad-
-casters and affiliates starting
Sunday, Jan. 13 at 11:30 a.m.

‘Each. program in the
series deals with a different
aspect of business, from get-
ting one started to the legal
and financial considerations,

Enjoy the
our holding. lounge
before entering one of
our 2 dining rooms for
an of fine

ex-
pressed their appreciation to
the singers by a gift of
flowers to their leader, Mrs.
Beryl de Jersey.

The singers meet for
practice at least once a week
almost all year round. Their
next public is

culsine. Phone us today
and make 8 reservation.

Phone 365-6000
OF fireside place
~ Castlegar

* Italian Food

© Greek Food

© Canadian Dishes
Take-Out Meals Too!
For Reservations
Phone 365-6028
1432 Columbia, Castlegar

Mon.-Thurs, 5-11 p.m.
Fri. & Sat 7

‘When in Nelson
enjoy 3 different
Chinese.
Smorgasbords!
Friday - Hong Kong
Saturday - Shanghal
Sunday = Péking
Open Every vay
including Holidays!
8a.m.-10p.m.

noe
Sever RESTAURANT —

Sunday

479 Baker 352-3456

planned for Easter.

WANT TO SELL
YOUR HOUSE?

CALL MARY 365-3750
or 365-2011
Big Rock Really

Century 21

You may win a

Dine Out! 40 Family Dinner

forms must

UNSCRAMBLE the letters and write the name of the
restaurant on tho lino provided.

e in by 5 pan, on the

Voucher Draw

Congratulations to our tast draw winner:

KSNPSEOQEUHIEROAET 7 KAY BERTRAND, 2006 Donte! St., Trail, B.C,

Send in your entry torm to:
Restaurant Guide

Caatger. B.c.

Corp. at 33 banks — hoping
to net 165 shares.

The would-be cheat was
caught by a computer cross-
checking system. He won't be
charged, a finance ministry
official said, but for punish-
ment the government cancel-
led all but one of the 33

ol
Se

With This
(Regularly 88¢)

ir. backgrounds.

pene our selection of eight scenic

oy y select additional portraits f
ee a = teasonable prices, with no,

ta large Decorator Portrait.
fon slays, or your money

sired Friday, 10am. to 8p.m.

* soliciting: iy. prostitutes, whether ‘persist 3
Crit Cotte, x more,than

‘mobiles because. their. stee

* ing; may: not; work,
Rey

other job’ oppo: unit are.

available. at:

‘Trail’ Canada Exiployment
Centre,

* 835 Spokane. 8t.,

need a’ certified baker
must’’also. have - decorating’
experience: Wage $10.81/hr.
_ (411)

: Pp!
+ bodies ‘for ‘post-mortems and:

other. related) duties.- (1821)

Saturday 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

same

The Bay, Trail

_ THIS WEEK ONLY.

applications and won't tell

nt oF gi

One sitting per subject — $1’ per subject for |
additional subjects, groups, orindl

uals inthe
family. proche under 18 must be
y :

Thompson . Funeral: Hom

Pastor. salle: Funk ore

him which bank is holding his .
five free shares.

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PURDY.“—".T
“Dennis Purdy of McLeesa
y “(nee*’Carot ‘eo

STOOSHNOFF:.— Mi
* Mra. Donald Siooshiol of. Nelson,
8,20; born van.

‘VANDECAR = To Mr. and ‘Mra,
Lewis Vandecar. of eae a
p.auahiets, bern dan.

“BALL = uve a gal ot Nelson, |
dled Oec.: 19 In Mount’St. Francis
= Hosptial, Funeral waa, eid in the

Thompson eunerel

as fone on dan with En

ictating. interrant
was in Ni son Memor! ial Park.

: {GHnisTeNsEN - = Mary Gertrude -

‘Christensen, 74/0! \Nalsan,, dled

‘cont
-Memorial- ‘Chapel. in Trail
Zapal

~, berry’
on Jan. 2 with Rev. Art

it 60,
cidentally on, Dee 22.
in the’ Appied

la
+ began Gvaing
“toneluded in. 4 with ‘interment in

‘Albert H. Smith, “80, of:
Nelson, died Dec: 28 at Kootenay

‘from
Trinity y Gaited, Church id
Rev..J.0. .Wilson officlat
sisted-by the Fraternal ord Order! ‘ol

TANNER — — Alfred Tanner, 63, of
Nelson, died Dec. 31 In Kootenay
Lake District Hospital. Service wae
held Jan, 4.In the chapel of the

“oat io. extra cost. ;:

“Ror brochure and reservations write:

THE MAYFAIR HOTEL

su Vi ‘B.C. VEZ 1.1 oF Phi

Frag, parking

+ Weekly, monthly Sfamily

‘Downtown iecation

rates

\ The cantlogar § Naws/Mid Week" Mirror.
in co-operation with

: Note:
Alterations on Sole-Priced 3
cults and bt sockets 33

Please enter my name for the $40 Dinner jan. 2(n, Mount... Francie’ Hos-
mg publuation. a3 outlined above. Lineral:was held: sens Tin

alrd for one visit to.0 solociod b ‘ : a hompson Fu-

restouront within 14 days of its sssue date. 45 x ‘ ‘Anbeat sere ohn the fev. J James
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“Negertancts et exaumttr athe Nae pes inn the eagieey Section. oF
a Wunent aaeacie year al aeeen City
iat cee oda ee ee Wow for people with a bigger hunger, there's a bigger ©
burger. Our great “6 to a pound burger”t- with
“more burger than bun”™, Then we double the meat.
To a full 1/3 poundt. Our double burger. And we i
feature it Tuesday’s from 4 prn 4s our Family Speciall .
Come ses how tender, deliciously-cooked. our .
all-beef burger is. See how it stacks | p
up against your burger, while
its half the regular price,
this Tuesday, during our
Family Special.

; , Helen’ 8 Flowers & Cameras
* presents, the... Pot

5 Good. Neighbour. :
Salute

Do you have an exceptional neighbor?
Someone especially good; kind, and

Tuesday followin
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A Unique
Restaurant

The Crown Polnt 1895,

featuring glant antique

cabinets, turn-of-the

century English and

: Italian stained glass,
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409 Kootenay, 352-3612 "305-2421" 1399 Bay Ave’ _Trall oe eee ck a Sees) :

CHARBROILED
STEAKS

Shrimp
Oysters

TRAIL ,
130 Bay Ave., 364-2559

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Phone a

ij The setected Good : Neighbour of the Week will racelve an: arrangement of
“flowers courtesy of HELEN'S FLOWERS & CAMERAS of 73 Maple'St:, Castlegar,
it gions with the ‘Good. Neighbour’. certificate from the Casncaet News/ Mid: ‘Week
Mirror. -

‘ 365-5519 or 226-7272

Road Building
SNOW PLOWING
Road Gravel
Concrete Gravel
Basement Digging
3/4 Crush
Fill Gravel

, WINTER RATES

a
Tues. - Sat.
5to10 p.m.

Sundays
5to9 p.m.
Closed

xi ers to: goon, NEIGHBOUR SALUTE

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