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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.
(AP) — Actor Tom Conti re-
cently explained why he
filmed a small comedy in his
native Scotland when he
could have been making big
money in Hollywood pro-
ductions.

“Ihave made some ‘big
bucks’ with Hollywood comp-
anies, but you have to follow
the script,” he said. “An
actor's job is to do the things
that interest him and that he
hopes will entertain the
public.

“It doesn't matter whether
it's a small-budget film made
in Scotland or a blockbuster
made somewhere along the
road here.”

Conti was in California en
route to Arizona where he
was to appear in a western
called The Quick and the
Dead. It's an HBO production
co-starring Kate Capshaw
and Sam Elliot.

His new movie is The
Gospel According to Vie. It
was filmed in Glasgow for a
mere $1.2 million. The com-
edy, being released this
month by Skouras Pictures,
casts Conti as a schoolteacher
who becomes involved in
what seems to be a number of
miracles.

SET UPIN MONTH

“The film happened very
fast,” Conti recalled. “A chap
named Charles Gormley
wrote it. He sent it to a
producer who sent it to a
company called Channel Four
in England who sent it to me.

“We all said yes after
reading it. The whole thing
was set up in about a month,
which is unheard of in the
movie business.”

Conti is best known in
North America as the Broad-
way star of Whose Life Is It

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Academy Award nomination
as best actor.

Both were strong, scene
dominating roles, contrasting
with Conti in real life. Off
stage he lives quietly with his
wife and daughter in London.

With his dark, slightly
Latin looks and his Scottish
accent, Conti is unique
among British actors. That's
because of his parentage.

“My father went from Italy
to Scotland in 1920,” he said.
“A lot of Italians emigrated
im those times and they
married Scottish girls. Then
the Italians were faced with a
big problem.

“You can look far and wide
for a Scottish .cook book,
whereas there are any num
ber of Italian cookbooks in
the stores. The Italians real
ized that if they stayed in
Scotland they were going to
starve to death.”

TAUGHT TO COOK

The solution: The hus
bands took over the kitchen
and eventually taught their
wives how to cook Italian
cuisine. Thus, Conti grew up
near Glasgow well-nourished
on pasta and minestrone.

A piano prodigy, he
seemed destined for a music
education. But after
istering for music at the
Royal Scottish Academy of
Music and Drama, he took a
sudden turn to drama.

Springsteen fever
infects Canadians

TORONTO | (CP-Reu-
ters) — Bruce Springsteen
fever is bubbling across
North America.

Fans of The Boss have
been besieging record
stores to snap up copies of
the rock star's new five-
album set of songs that
went on sale Monday
morning.

In Canada, record stores
initially ordered 50,000
copies of the long-awaited
Bruce Springsteen and the
E Street Band Live 1975-
1985 package featuring 40
songs and the order is
selling fast.

The order is a Canadian
record, Kim Zayae, pro-
motion director for CBS
Canada, said Tuesday.

The record, which in
cludes a 36-page booklet
with lyrics and pictures,

sells in stores for $35 to $50
Cdn, with the compact dise
selling from $35 to $70.
Even though many boot-
leg records of Spring-
steen’s concerts are avail-
able, the set is the first
authorized package of

it has gone platinum. In the
United States, the corres-
ponding figures are 500,
000 and one million.

With an additional 1.5
million copies shipped this
weekend throughout the

United States, Christmas
should come early for the
37-year-old singer an
CBS, with sales estimated
to gross between $2 million
and $3 million in Canada
alone.

der most bottlegs unlisten-
able.

“That sound is the real
reason why I want it,” said
fan Debbie Quaid of nearby
Mississauga. “I've already
got everything he's done,
but I want to hear him live
— that’s the way to hear
him best.”

Canadian retailers have
already ordered another
50,000 albums, Zayac said.

Sales of 50,000 consti.
tute a gold album in Can
ada and 100,000 sold means

Marshall takes
director role

NEW YORK (Reuter)

— She's moved to directing, but

after eight years of playing the kookier half of one of tele
vision's most famous duos, Penny Marshall said fans still

refer to her as Laverne .

and sometimes Shirley.

“They call me Shirley, too. Fans get confused,” said

reg- Marshall, who co-starred with Cindy Williams in the tele

vision series Laverne and Shirley.

“I've learned to answer

to a lot of names.”

Marshall said this ability came in handy while she was

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10 TV

making her directorial debut on the set of Jumpin’ Jack

“There were three things Flash, starring Whoopi Goldberg.

that interested me,”

he re-

“When we were shooting, I was sometimes called

called, “and their names were Whoopi. Event the crew got confused,” said Marshall. in her

Denholm Elliott, Henry Fon.
da and James Stewart.

whiny New York accent that has become her trademark.
Marshall, 40, who has been a TV actress for over 15

“I had been to movies and years, said confusion surrounded her first effort at movie
to plays, then one of these directing

men appeared and every
thing changed. I said

at Por

DOWNTOWN

“It was kind of a crazy way to do it,” she said. “They
were already shooting. I replaced a director.

“This was a spur of the moment thing, but I said, ‘O.K.,
I'll give it a shot.”

Marshall added that although pre-production was
completed, most of the roles cast and some of the actual
filming had begun, she was able to make the project her
own.

The movie, which opened this month, presents
Goldberg as a computer operator who gets mixed un with

Cable 10 TV
Thursday, Nov. 13
5:30—Valdy in Concert — a
rare appearance by
this well known Can
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appeared some years
ago in Nelson, where
Shaw Cable taped his

performance

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Bonds in general as
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series No. 41 issue.

9:30—Castlegar Municipal
School Board all
candidates forum
forum, which took
place Nov. 6 at the
Kinnaird Hall, was
sponsored by the
Castlegar Chamber of
Commerce and mod
erated by its presi
dent, Gary Pearson

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Seniors hold

business

The Castlegar and District
Senior Citizens Association
held its business meeting
Nov. 6 with 58 members
present.

Four November birthdays
and one anniversary were
acknowledged.

A number of business
items were dealt with, among
them the final arrangements
for the coffee party Friday
from 10 am. - 1 p.m. An
array of goodies is promised
for those who attend, and
there will be a bake table and
a sewing table.

There will be a whist drive
at the Seniors’ Centre Thurs.
day and anothér one Nov. 28.
The public is invited, and re-
freshments are served.

A dance is planned for
Nov. 22 with a band that
plays the old favorites.

meeting

there will be slides shown at
the Nov. 20 social meeting.

Florence Laycock gave a
report from the Kootenay
Boundary Regional meeting
in Kaslo in October. The
membership dues for 1987
have been set at $5 per
person.

Nominations committee
chairperson Liz Latta con-
ducted the election of officers
for 1987. Florence Laycock
was returned for a second
term as president.

First vice-presidvnt is Sar-
ah Jacobson, second vice-
president Dave Adshead,
secretary Frances Hunter
and treasurer Ernie New-
man. Directors remain the
same, Helen Peddle, Helen
Bonacci, and Frank Lidstone.

The winner of the door

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Pythians hold tea

Kootenay Temple No. 37
Pythian Sisters held their
annual fall tea and bake sale
Friday in the Legion Hall
with a capacity crowd in
attendance.

Rose Soberlak was general
convener for the event. MEC
Myrtle Thomas greeted the
guests and the tea officially

Churches, Lil Neumann, Inis
McAdam, and Joy Saunders
chose a circus theme, dec-
orating the individual tea
tables in various cireus decor.
Many of the sisters were
in various and

Weavers to
demonstrate

At the October meeting of
the Selkirk Weavers Guild
volunteers agreed to demon-
strate various aspects of
spinning and weaving in con-
junction with the annual sale
and exhibit of fibre art.

prize was Frances Oliphang{=——~‘phis year's theme will be

The meeting closed with

Entertai convenor
La Dell Lipsett reported

refr and a social’

time.

Recreation news

Woven Wonderland and will
showcase the work of more
than 40 guild members at the
Castlegar Community Com
plex Nov. 29. Admission is
free.
Members agreed to

chase more display fixtures

If you are interested in
becoming a fitness instructor
and would like to learn how
— attend our two evening
seminars. The sessions will
teach you:

@ the basic components of a
fitness class;

e How to organize a fitness
class;

e Safety precautions;

e Exercises used in a class;

e Music selection and
taping and

e Hands-on practice

There is no ch&rge for this
workshop happening Nov. 17
and Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. in the
complex. For more infor
mation and to register con
tact Verona at the recreation
office.

Wreath W:

Due to popular demand we
have scheduled two addition
al Christmas wreath work
shops. In these sessions you
will make either a Christmas
tree centrepiece or a wreath.
You don't have to be a crafty
person to take home a

ty,
masterpiece. Register today
because space is limited.
Registration fee is $14.

Re-register Time

Session I of Fitness Class.
es, Variety Hour and Skating
lessons have come to a con.
clusion. This means it is time
to re-register. So don't delay
until classes begin, stop by
the recreation office and sign
up. We offer Aqua-Fit, Morn
ing Aerobics, Evening Aero-
bies, Circuit Weight Train-
ing, Power Aerobics, Jazz
Dance and Dance classes for
children of all ages. We offer
something for everyone so
drop by the office and find
out what we have: for you.
Please note that drop in
Saturday fitness classes have
been cancelled until further
notice.

Rebel Fever

Catch the fever! Rebel
hockey action is Friday when
the Trail Junior Smokeaters
will be in.town. Be sure to
come and cheer on the
Rebels.

for the sale
aad exhibit.

Selkirk Weavers have a
new Arts Council represent-
ative. Donna Moyer agreed
to serve in this capacity.

The Castlegar and District
Arts Council will sponsor .a
display of wall hangings
during the month of Decem-
ber at the Homestead Soup
and Sandwich Shop. Weavers
interested in submitting
work can contact Ingeborg
Thor-Larsen.

The Grand Forks Art
Council has invited Selkirk
Weavers to participate in its
forthcoming fashion show in
June, 1987.

Spinners are reminded
that the juried show of
handspun works at the Na-
tional Exhibition Centre is
fast approaching.

The next regular meeting
of the Selkirk Weavers will
be 10 a.m. Nov. 19 at Resker
Hall in Robson.

amusing costumes. Fran Mof.

fat and DDGC Joan Marks

were in charge of tea tickets,

and Joy Saunders in charge
of the raffle tickets.

‘The Bake table was super
vised by Laura Dewis, Grace
Eldstrom and Mary Gleboff.
The sewing table was in the
charge of Ora Lightle, Edith
Wilson and Edith Wanless.

The white elephant table
was taken care of by Edith
Ferguson, Ruth Maze and
Mary Ellen Cormier.

Inis McAdam was in
charge of the kitchen assisted
by Jean Jones, Rose Sober-
lak, Lil Neumann, Pat Ver.
zuh and Lil Molnar.

Servers were: Jan Neu
mann, Carol Churches, Joyce
Giddens, Susan Bycroft,

Entertainment was pro
vided by Kae Andreashuk

playing the accordion and the
sisters marching around the
tea tables blowing horns.

Jan Neumann was in
charge of the cake walk.
Winner of the door prize (a
musical clown) was Emily
Scott of Robson.

Guests came from Ross-
land, Trail, Fruitvale and
Salmo. Special thanks were
extended to Michael Bycroft,
Slim Thomas, Gordon Fer-
guson, Seamen Dewis, Cecil
Bradford, Tony Schwiertz
and Van Eldstrom for their
rarraoneal in setting up

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Jumpin’ Jack Flash, a British intelligence agent trapped
behind the Iron Curtain.
MAKES DEBUT

Marshall said “dirty” language was the only problem
working with Goldberg, who makes her comedy film debut
after receiving an Academy Award nomination for The Color
Purple.

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person.

“I made a career out of comedy and doing all those
hijinks. It’s fun, but I was looking more toward a straight
film with a touch of comedy.”

Nuclear fear
a potential book

AIR FORCE ACADEMY,
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the U.S. author who wrote
the wartime satire Catch-22,
says if he had to write a first
novel today it would be about
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