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CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 30, 1982

‘Hoss’
was an
Eric

“Hoss” Cartwright, one of
Bon Cartwright's three sons
on the long-running series
Bonanza, was christened
Eric.

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Entertainment

Spielberg films %

box office hits

NEW YORK (AP) — Last
year, director Steven Spiel-
berg was responsible for the
top grossing film of 1981,
Raiders of the Lost Ark.

This year, Spielberg could
be responsible for two top-
‘grossing films, ET, The Ex-
tra-Terrestrial and Polter-
geist.

And the two movies, al-
though virtually made at the
same time, are like day and
night.

“One's a boy and one's a
girl," says the 34-year-old
director, whose movies also
include Jaws and Close En-
counters of the Third Kind.
“Poltergeist is a real scary
ghost story while ET is a love
story about friendship.”

In ET, that friendship: is
between a boy and a creature
from another planet who gets
stranded on earth when his

most died

casins worn by the Ploin's Indians, ‘and “Kootenay Steam-
boats", a show co-ordinated by Diane Chapman, con-
sisting of paintings, photos ond articles from the steam-
boat era, loaned by many loca! residents for the exhibit.

is the Rothman Collection of Con-

“duly 16 - Aug, 12
from France; a fabulous show

temporary Tap

everyone must sea. .

Durlng SunFest Week. «of the NEC there ore activities

for children as follows: Monday, July = Movies 1:30

103:30; Tuesday, July 20... . You yo Workakop |: R088

33 ng Port ti 2 ‘and Thurs., July 22
Port) € 2... 9:30 a.m to 12:005

m Weaving

Wtercolor Workshop . « Sandor 1 Tandory will conduct o

Wednesday from 6:30 p.m, to 9:30 p.m. at the
Natlonal Exhibition Centre, trom August on for 10 weeks.
Call the NEC to register,

MEANS A LOT
“ET. means more to me
than any movie, I ever

made,” Spielberg says.
“When I- was young, my
father would move us from
one town to the other every
time he found a better job. 'd

be on the brink of making a
best friend and suddenly I'm
somewhere else having to
start from scratch.) .

Poltergeist, on the other
hand, is a horror story about
a typical suburban family
being terrorized by a force
that exists somewhere be-
tween life and death.

The movie developed out
of Spielberg’s interest in
people who claim to have had
life-after-death experiences,

“Many of them,” he says,
“report seeing a glorious
light that seems to want
them and they seem to want
it, but something either holds
them back or rojects them
from the light, or something
brings them back to where-
ver they were when they al-

“Some parapsycholgists
believe that people who die
im. linger before they're shep-
herded to higher destinies.”.

ROAM FREELY

Spielberg believes that
creative ideas roam freel,
“There are certain paoele Spiritual Communities of Christ union of youth council
who are good receivers and
they can reach up and get an
idea and realize it,

Panther's back

HOLLYWOOD (AP) —
Robert Wagner will star in
Blake Edwards’ Curse of the

filmed simultaneously on lo-
cation in Europe.

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INTERNATIONAL NUMBER . . . Members of Union of

perform

1 number at M night's

Judi

the
serena at the Si incan Cultural Centre.

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—CorNewsPhoto by Cheryl Wishlow,

CHiPs

duly 17 - 24,

duly 24... The first ever bread faire, fun anda chance to

win prizes for all the good bread bokers in this district, to
in the vacant store next to the Dairy Queen in the
Castleaird Plaza. There are five categories: white, whole

be held

-j Shildran’s Aut Show, sponsoredtby th
Community Arts Council, to beh
Ploza in the vacant store next to nee Dai

nthe Gantlnalrd

ahbuld be honded into olther
jore July 19, Entry forms are

Pink Panther, one of two
Pink Panther movies being

SUNSET -
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Radio Sound Theatre

stlegar
fri. fo Sun. June 25, 26827
Female Animal

It will be a reunion of
Wagner, David Niven and
Capucine, who starred as The
Litton Family 20 years ago in
the first Pink Panther.

In Trail of the Pink Pan-...

ther, Niven and Capucine are [R e creation: News 7

interviewed about their ex-
Recreation programs

NEW YORK (AP) — This clones dressed in tight T-
must be the place. You walk shirts, dungarees and sneak-
into an office and see a couch ers. -
full of blond, muscle-bound And they all have one‘more

periences with Inspector
Clouseau, played by the late
Peter Sellers. In Curse, Wag-

wheat, variety grain, sweet fancy and bread sculpture. -
All bread must be wrapped in Soran or a new plastic bag
and drop) off at the Breed Fale location on Friday
evening between 7 and 9 Judges will be Janis
[auman from Roger's Milling ond Super-Volu's Bread
Beker from Trail, Bread Falre will be.open from 12:noon
5 p.m. Janis Lauman will give'a demonstration on

Sekine whale Wheat-Bread” following prize presen-
tations at.2 p.m

duly . Summer meeting of ‘a Community Arts
ena willbe held at 2 p.m, at the home of. Ed Chernoff
In Ootischenio, witha barbeque to! follow.
Performance ‘82 Preview... The Trail Society of the Per-
forming Arts has four music: ts lined up for fall and
they ore: The Chinese Circus, the Canadian Brass, the
Pacific Ballet.ond d plonist Harold Zabrivk, and two plo a
"On Golden Pon gan ‘ieee Call”. Season tickets will
onaciein will i
Tuesdays. :

The Ce Costleger & District, Community. Arts ‘Council also has
an exciting year planned, with the Purcell String Quartet,
Vancouver Wind Trio and blues-jazz Folk Singer Holly Ar-
ntzen coming in the fall and a Photography Exhibit in
November, a Talent Night in.January and the annual
Community Art Exhibit in May. Anyone. interested in
joining the Arts Councif and becoming involved in the
sponsorship of these events call S, Willlamis at 365-3126,

Items for this bi-monthly .feature should be
telephoned to Mrs. D. Miller-Tait of the Castlegar
and District Community Arts Council at 365-7850.

gl iS ): Sponsored by

Castlegar Savings
Credit Union

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Beesting Loose
(Mature) ~*
Showtime 9:30 p.m.

ner joins them and they all
become involved with a New
York policeman (Ted Wass) . grams ran very smoothly last
assigned iby Interpol to un-. Saturday with approximately _
Favel’ the! Clouseau: myste

POTTER AND PRESLEY. |"
Harry MOrgan, Col. Potter “5, fe

penings for most levels in all

.on MASH was in the 1968° four sessions. Registration

film Frankie and Johnnie
starring Elvis Presley. for our summer programs is

each class. We are offering

lessons and summer pro-

e.time. Robson Pool and
Bob Brandson Pool still have

going well, There are still

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in’ the
programs: i
Sunfun Adventures
Sunfun Park Adventures’
— This program includes a
wide variety of activities for

_kids 4-9 years. It is a great

opportunity for your children
to learn new games, -meet
other kids, develop their ar-~

|. tistic talents and most of all

have fun. The fee is $2 a week
or $14 for the summer.: -
Soccer School

Summer Soccer School

“starts Monday, July 5 at the

Kiwanis soccer pitch. If your
children are interested in
soccer and want to improve
their skills then this is the
camp for them. The soccer
schoo! is four hours daily and
is run by certified instruc-
tors. The fee is $25 which in-
eludes a practice ball and
T-shirt. Register now.
‘Tennis Lessons .
Tennis lessons start July 5
in north and south Castlegar.
We are offering ladeis, chil-
dren, teens and mixed les-
sons. If you want more infor-
mation about tennis lessons
give us a call at 365-3386.
Children’s Cooking
. Children's Cooking — For
all those young cooking en-
thusjasts a chance to learn
how to cook some simple
foods. Recipes are fairly sim-
ple and cover the basics of
cooking and nutrition. Taste
your creation at the end of

Now SHOWING!
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A lusty epic
of revenge and

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two duly 5-8 and
August 3-6. The fee is only

$10 So come on out and cook |

ses .. body ‘with’ sex appeal’ ‘and a’

‘out every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday mornings
from 9-10 a.m. and wake up
to one hour of aerobic ex:
ercise. This Idi

thing — big smiles. If you're
going to share motorcycle
duty with swarthy Erik Es-
trada, you need good chop-
pers.

This was the scene last
weekwith a steady stream of
dreamers, all hopeful of win-
ning a starring role in NBC's
hit, CHiPs, about California
motorcycle cops,

Larry Wilcox was left the
show for wider thorough-

fares, leaving Estrada with-'

out a partner.
“We're looking for some-

strong image,” says Al On-
orato, casting consultant for
CHiPs.

“We're stressing that this
is not a replacement but a
new _”

New partner for Eric

But the most essential
quality is that he must make
women swoon,

“There are different kinds
of sex appeal,’
What we want here is a
man's man, like Tom Selleck;
He's not a threat to men, and
women love him.”

Greg Wongler, 20, is one of
the hundreds of hopefuls
who's been auditioning in
Miami, Dallas, Atlanta, New
York and Los Angeles. The
first three cities grow them
strong and tanned. The last
two‘are actors’ havens.

Wongler,
N.Y., attends C.W. Post Col-
lege, where he plays lacrosse.
He's blond and can ride a
motorcycle. He's done recent

paced fun fitness class done

"to music. will help improve

your heart and lung condi-
tion, muscle tone and flex-
ibility. If you can't make our
morning fitness class, drop in
to our evening class held
Monday and Wednesday
from 7-8 p.m. The fee is only
$1: per session ‘and Lorene
will have you in shape in no
time at all. -
Birthday Parties

!The Recreation. Office is
now offering Birthday par-
ties for all the moms who
have run out of ideas for their
children's parties. The people
at the Recreation Complex
can show you how to have a
birthday party the recreation

way. Our birthday party in- _

cludes games, films, a trip to
the swimming pool or roller-
skating, hot dogs, drinks and
more fun and treats. The cost
is $30 for up to 10 children.
So have a birthday the rec-
reation way, give us a call at
365-3386]
365-3386,
Rollerskating

Rollerskating is still taking
place at the complex. This
week rollerskating is Friday

and Saturday from 7 - 8:30

p.m., 9-10:30 p.m. See you
there.
1 Ice Times
Anyone who wants to book
the ice for this winter must
have their ice request in by
the end of August.

TIMES:
& 9:00

ato. “It's not an advantage to
look too much like Larry.
“The guy has to be young
and fairly cocky," adds On-
torta, “He's on the police
force because there's a moral
fiber about him. But he'll
take on the establishment
when he has to, and bend it
his way.
“It's preferable that he's
blond and eee that he
tide a

says Onor. -

for the army,
Three Musketeers and Zest
soap.

“This is surely harder than
commercials,” Wongler said
after reading a scene with
Onorato. “You have to come
across in a realistic way."

Wongler made it: past the

“interview-and-reading stage.

The next step is an audition
tape that will be screened by

at NBC and MGM,

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5:30—Sign-on.
5:35—Castlegar library
storytime.
6:00—Senior chef Part 12.
6:30—1981 USCC Youth
Festival Part 8 — a
continuation of even-
ing entertaii

deals with causes in-
eluding levels of gov-
ernment adding fuel
to the fire of infla-

tion.
8:00—Trail and District
_Arts Council AGM
with guest speaker
Ruth Schiller, | the
to

Featuring: the friend-
ship choir, Ann Hadi-
kin, Kootenay youth
choir, And “Super-
market blues”
by the Glade youth

group.
7:30—WARP update — “In-
tion out of control,”

Jo Wild and Roberta
Taylor give research-

ed statistics on prices
going up and up and

up. This program

nahn .! at

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B.C. rep
the Canada council.
This years AGM hon-
ors the Canada coun-
cils 25th year in oper-
ation.

9:00—National Exhibition
Centre presents a
look at their latest
and upcoming exhi-
bits.

9:30—Castlegar council
meeting of June 22,
11:00—Sign-off.

".says Onorato. .

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students and opened its tourist information centre
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 30, 1982

AT

Hijacker holds plane

BANGKOK (AP) — The
estranged Italian wile of a Sri
Lankan hijacker begged him
today to free all 256 hostages
‘aboard an Alitalia jet he has

morhage, airport officials
said,
Thai Communication Min-
ister Amorn Silppaarcha told
reporters that despite the

to
Lanka's amb

hi Piess of Italian
A Rip-

4 land said.

‘The hijacker, identified by
the Italian Embassy as Sep-
ala Ekanayaka, 33, seized the
Boeing 747 with 260 people
aboard ona flight to Bangkok

. from New Delhi earlier to-
day, saying he had dynamite
strapped around his neck. He
later released four captives.

Ekanayaka demanded that
his wife bring his son from
Italy and asked for a $300,000
ransom, Thai official said.

SriLankan Ambassador H.
Abeysekera said the hijac-
ker'a wife appealed to him in

andelli, the hijacker's wife
appears unwilling to come to
Thailand.
WANTS TO SEE WIFE
Authorities hope Ekanay-

aka wants to communicate
directly with his wife, iden-
tified by the Italian Foreign
Ministry as Anna Andovran-
di, a teacher living in San
Cesario, north of Bologna,
with her son, Frey.

The plane's pilot, Capt.
Giorgio Amoroso, is in radio
contact with the authorities.
He told them he saw tubes’

and wires sticking out of the
hijacker's shirt but that the
situation was calm.

Reporters saw at least 60
Thai police with light ma-
chine-guns and M-16 rifles
ringing the seized plane,
parked at Don Muang Inter-
national airport about one-
half kilometre from the main
terminal. No other planes
were nearby. E

Northeast coal finances
finally straightened out

VICTORIA (CP) — - Quin-
tette Coal Ltd. has

dustry critic Stu Leggatt

“The balance of the funds

financing of up to $1.3 billion
for of its coal

a taper

tion with the Italian ambas-
sador to Thailand. The tape
was played into the plane's
cockpit, Abeysekera said.

“Give up!" she said the
wife pleaded. “This is not the
way to do it if you love your
baby.”

Before the hijacker heard

“sttice this his wife's appeal, he released

summer, giving visitors a a hand. The office is now open
trom 9 a.m. to7 p.m. Monday to Friday and 9 a.m. to5

p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

an Indian woman and her
child, an Italian man and an

—cotNevathoto, elderly Japanese man suffer-

mine in northeastern British
Columbia, B.C. Industry Min-
ister Don Phillips announced
Tuesday.

Phillips also announced
completion of two thermal
coal sales to the Japanese
from the Quintette mine for
an estimated $1.4 billion.

This means Quintette has
sold all of its annual pro-
duction for the first 15 years
‘of operation, he said.

The announcement was

b: it

ing an acute ii hem-

ry

(NDP - C dy)
who warned that even with
the additional sales, the min-
ister still is 10 million tonnes
a year short to break even on
the ‘massive investment the
taxpayers have made in the
development.

Phillips said seven inter-
national banks have agreed
to provide up to $950 million
Canadian for the ‘project,
They include the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce,
the Bank of Montreal, Fuji
Bank, the Bank of Tokyo,
Mitsui Bank, Mitsubishi Bank

in- and Credit Lyonnaise.

will be pi by equity
from the shareholders of
Quintette.”

The minister also disclosed
that the Japanese steel in-
dustry had agreed to buy a
10-per-cent interest in Quin-
tette, and Sumitomo Corp.
will buy a five-per-cent in-
terest. This means the Jap-
anese will own 88 per cent of
the company.

He said Denison Mines
Ltd. of Toronto will increase
its share to 50 per cent from
45.9 per cent. Charbonnage
de France International owns
the remaining 12 per cent,

WE HEAR VIA the
grapevine that “The Great
One” (alias Wayne Gret-
zky) was in these parts
recently. Actually, he was
in Christina Lake on a bit
of a holiday, but that
counts, doesn’t it?

COMINCO HAS more
appointments than a den-
tis. We see that Dieter
Bogs has now been ap-
pointed superintendent of
Cominco's Central Shops in
Trail following the retire-
ment of Emi] Kwasney.

WHIL!

second year in a row.

decades.

head-to-head.

| Street talk |

EON THE subject of Cominco, their Sullivan
Mine. team .from Kimberley captured the ‘national
underground metal mine rescue championship for the

The team won the title at the Dominion Mine Rescue
Championships in Victoria, but didn't win the overall
national title — which wen to a team representing the
Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan. A Nova Scotia team won
the coal mine rescue competition.

WE'VE PERHAPS strayed a little from Castlegar
streets, but we'd like to congratulate Mas Fujibayashi of
Nelson on being named their 1982 citizen of the year. Mas
is a dentist who has devoted an average of 30 hours a
week to minor baseball and hockey for the last two

IT MUST BE SOMETHING about the north end of
Castlegar. Street Talk noticed this week that the new
Century 21 real estate operation has moved from its old
location beside SuperValu up to Castleaird Plaza in the
south end. In fact it's only two doors down from one of its
two competitors in town — Cooper Realty, which will
soon’ be Block Brothers.

BJORN EDBLAD'S Realty World Castle Realty is
also located slightly south of the downtown core, though
admittedly it’s not in south Castlegar. Still, it makes one
vender just what's wrong with the north end.

WAYNE GRETZKY
... visited here

Now that’s going at it

Have program
will travel

Janet Morton, project
manager of the Get Into
STEP program, is offering an
alternative for community
people to take the parenting
skills course, “STEP.”

For those who would like
to form study groups within
their own neighborhood,
church or community group,
the program staff will now
travel to them.

For instance, families in an
apartment building or neigh-
borhood could organize a
group and provide two spa-
ces in their building or on
their block. The parents
could meet in one space and

+ child care would be provided

in the other. Child care will

be available free of charge.

STEP — Systematic Train-
ing for Effective Parenting —
is a.course outline which
helps parents to understand
democratic approaches to
raising responsible children.
It involves nine sessions of
approximately 2/2 hours
each.

The course fee is $20 per
person and $32 for couples.
This includes the cost of the
parent's’ handbook and
course materials.

To register your group,
call the Castlegar Volunteer
Exchange at 365-2104. Other
STEP classes already organ-
ized by the program, get
underway the week of July &.

Thurs., July 1

7:00 a.m.-10 a.m. — Firemen's Pan-
cake Breakfast (Fire Hall) °
8 a,.m.-8 p.m. — Community Slow Pit-
ch Tournament (Park:
9a.m,-12 noon — Kiddies Races,
9a.m. — Kid's Fish Pond.
9a.m.— Booths
9:30 a.m. — Senior Citizen’s Jam or
Jelly Contest
10:00 a.m. — Bing
10:00 a.m. — Tittle League Ball
Games
10:00 a.m. — Horseshoe Tournament
10:00 a.m. — Beer Garden
— Craft Fair

:00 a.m. — Senior Citizens Pie

Baking Contest

SALMO JULY
Ist DAYS.

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Come and celebrate Canada’s
birthday with us. See the July
Ist parade and join in all

“the fun.

10:00 a.m. — Happiest, Prettiest, Fat-

* test Baby Contest.

:30 a.m, — Grease Pole

11:00 a.m. — Largest Family Contest

11:00 a.m. — Crown and Anchor

12 noon — Spaghetti Eating Contest

1:00 p.m. — PARA\

Fi — Oldest Gramma Contest

— Oldest Grampa Contest
— Ice-Cream Eating Contest
— Grease Pole

3 200 p.m.
3:30 p.m. — Grease Pole

4:00 p.m. — Senior Citizen's Grocery
Race — Men's Dioper Derb:
4:30 p.m. — Senior Citizen's Balloon
Throw
4:30 p.m. — Egg Throw
5:00 p.m. — Ke 's Treasure Hunt
5:30 p.m. — Beef 8.8.Q.
6:00 p.m. — Raffle Draw at the Park
7:00 p.m. — Street Dance
7 00 p.m. — Pop Garden
9:30 p.m. — Fireworks

BOOTHS: Hellium Balloons, Muppet
Character, Peanut seramale, Dunking
Machine, Tacos, Slush, Corn on the
Cob,. Popcorn, Cold Concession and,
Hot Concession.

3:30 p.m. — Senior Citizen's Rolling

Pin Contest

5 .m. — Senior Citizen's Nail
Hammering Contest
3:30 p.m. — Bubble Gum Drop
(weather permitting)
4:00 p.m. — Jello Eating Contest

Fri., July 2
p.m, — Adult Dance at the Curling
Rink. Music by "Killough and Jones”

Sat., July 3
7.a,.m, -10 a.m. — Pancake Breakfast
(Fire Hall)
10:00 a.m. — Cold Concession
10 a.m. — Beer Garden
10 a.m. — Bingo
11:00 a.m. — Firemen’s Competition
11:00 a.m. — Crown and Anchor
1:00 p.m, — Raft Race
1:00 p.m. — Decorated Bike Contest
1:00 p.m. — Decorated Trike Contest
6:00 p.m. — Raffle Draw at Park

Sun., July 4

7:00 a.m, — Pancake Breakfast
iin’ a.m. — Demolition Derby (Ski

a
10:00 a.m. — Mofor Cross (Ski Hill)
10:00 a.m. — Beer Garden (Ski Hill)
11:00 a.m. — Firemen'’s Competition
(Park)
10:00 a.m. — Bingo
10:00 a.m. — Beer Garden (Park)
11:00 a.m. — Crown and Anchor
6:00 p.m. — Raffle Draw at Park

Located on Hwy. 6 j
Tenting and oll Rl °

HIDDEN CREEK CAMPGROUND

just 5km. north of Salmo
— Phone 357-9717

C&E
Ribbons & Trophies
Phono 367-7760

Valu-Mart
FOODS

Phone 357-2316

SALMO RECREATION SOCIETY

“Have Fun... and Come Again”

THE COFFEE CUP

“Drop in and visit us”

Pizza and Burgers Our Specialty

BEAVER VALLEY SAND & GRAVEL .

Custom Gravel Crushing and Screening
Phone 367-7245

GEORGE'S TRADING POST

‘Come and Visit Us"
Phone 367-9372

Attention Men & Boys!
‘For All cunad

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365-6761

SIMPSONS-SEARS

Phone 357-9314

BARB'S ( CHICKEN AND RIBS

he Salmo Hotel
fakecOut 357-2177

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hinese Food — Take-Outs
Phone 357-9335

HIPWELL REALTY

* Jack Hipwell — Phone 357-2141

Kootenay Savings

Credit Union

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Fruitvale — Phone 367-944)

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MONTROSE DIXIE LEE

Fried Chicken and Seatood
Phone 367-7661

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Vist us at Beaver Falls — Phone 367-6279

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