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Billy ‘Most
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Billy Carter describes him-
self in an interviow published
recently as having an inferior-
ity complex because he is the
president's brother, as boing
the most henpecked man in the
U.S. and says he isn't sure
Jiramy Carter int the “loving
man” he pi ed himself in
the campaign.

“I don't really know,” the
president's younger brother
was quoted as saying. “He's a
very determined man. He nev-
er stops.”

The interview with Billy
Carter was written by Celeste
Fremon for the February issue
of Playgirl magazine on the
basis of conversations in Los
Angeles from Sept. 16 through
Sept. 24. Miss Fremon wrote
that Billy was drinking non-
stop through their time togeth-

“You can ask any. question
you want, ma‘am, but all I'm
gonns do is lie, I lie 90 per cent

tim d you're going to
hava to gure dit witch 10 per
cent is the truth.”

Miss Fremon wrote that
Billy tensed and shied away
from questions that got down to
his relationship with the presi-
dent.

Portions of the interview
went this way:

“What do you love about
your brother, Jimmy?”

“He's kinfold, ma’am.”

“Yeah, but what if he
weren't? Isn't there something
that you can tell me that you
love about your brother?”

“No ma’am. He's just kin-
folk. That's all.”

“Has Jimmy ever told you
not to do something?”

“What if he did? Would you
do it anyway?”

“No, 1 wouldn't.” z

Miss Fremon wrote that
Billy was tremendously proud
of the money that -he was
making from capitalizing on his
unique position and bragged
that he got more for personal
appearances than former Presi-
dent Ford.

She asked him whether
there was anything he was
afraid of.

“Hell, yes,” he said. “I'm
scared to death of Sybil (his
wife). We get along but she's a
lot smarter than I am. She
knows me... she handles me.
Ma'am, I'm the most henpecked
man in the United States, bar
none . . . but if something
happened to Sybil, I probably
wouldn't live three months.”

Henpecked:
U.S.’

He was asked if he had an
inferiority complex.

“Yeah, But Stella Parton,
(country singer) Dolly Parton's
sister, has a worse inferiority
complex than I do. I have an
inferiority complex because my
brother's the president of the
United States but Stella’s flat-
chested," *

He was asked about his
relationship with his family.

“T haven't seen my sister
Gloria since December 1975,”
he said. “Ma'am, if my family
ever got together all at, once,
somebody would probably get
killed.”

Billy was asked if he talked
with the president.

“Yeah, we talk. About
peanuts. Does he like me?I...
guess he likes me. Listen, I
don't like that many people. I
love everybody, but I don’t like
that many people.

Documentary Film Takes

Junk

Junk, Junk everywhere,

In my socks and in my hair,
In my desk and under my bed,
In my closet and in my head!

Chains, cookies, books, dolls, bottles, games,

Clothes, shoes, crayons, pencils, toys, homework, porfume, pins,
pegs, brush, paints, candles, marbles, umbrellas, knitting, plants,
Kleenex, papers, cacti, goldfish, piggy banks, towels, food, rocks,
slippers, china, pictures, bug spray, dress-up clothes, globe,
purses, slime, lipstick, —everythingl ;

Glued and taped,
Stapled and tied,
Boxed and contained,
Squished and flattened,
Stepped on and sat on,
Trampled and shoved—

Junk, Junk everywhere
In my bed and in my hair!
—even on the ceiling!

Help!

soa Ann Maerzke
‘Age12

Trudeau

ENTERTAINMENT

Yearns,

Streisand Spurns

Prime Minister Pierre El-
liott Trudeau asked movie star
Barbra : Streisand to’ marry, Yi

“I would campaign for him

“and become totally politically

involved.”

ding to a story

in London, 5

The actress turned him

down, says writer James Spada
in The Daily Mirror,

It happened in January,

1970, Spada says.

Trudeau married Margaret

- Sinclair the following year; but

in 1970 he was pictured escort-
ing the movie actress.
According to Spada’s
story, part of a daily series
about the actress running in the
Mirror, Streisand had “fallen
for Canada’s bachelor prime
minister” while she was still ”
married to actor Elliot Gould;
their marriage was already on
the rocks, and she had also been
linked with Omar Sharif before
divorcing Gould in July 1971.
Skeptics thought the Tru-

deau “romance” was a publicity
* ! f

it didn't happen.

“Certain realities inter.
vened,” Spada says.

“The gulf between their

careers was too great.”

He quotes Streisand again:
“I would never have wanted,
shim to change.

“His life was too important.
to a-whole country.”

Youth Picked

To Play Eivis ~-

In Musical
A 16-year-old schoolboy
has been selected to play Elvis
Prestey in a London musical of
the singer's life.
‘Tim Whitnall, who has
never acted before, will play
Elvis between the ages of 17

Giimnse at Eariy Lensmen

A documentary film on
early B.C. photographers pro-
viding revealing glimpses of life
in the province between the
years 1890 and 1940 will be
shown Feb, 4 at 9 p.m. on CBC
British Columbia.

“Images of British Colum-
bia” is based on the Vancouver
Art Gallery exhibition in the
spring of 1976, Eleven Early
British Columbian Photograph-
ers, assembled by assistant
gallery curator Christopher
Varley, with free-lance photo-
gtapher Fred Douglas; who did
the restorations and copying
for both th ibition and film.

the introduction of the dry
plate and bromide — papers,
which made it possible for an
interested person of even mod-
est income to pursue this new
technique for making images of
reality.

There were few of them
with any fine art training and
one of the results was a greater
directness in photographic art
through their willingness to let
the camera do its work and
register the world as they
found it.

The new practitioners
were nothing if not avid. Mattie

for sranple, pack-

nF
-are-Benjamin Leeson, William
Bailey, Claire Downing, Phillip
Timms, Mattie Gunterman, Al-
phonse Savard, Harold Smith,
Leonard Frank, Stuart Thomp-
son on Perey Bentley.

ed her

over the Dewdney "Trunk road” *~
when she went ‘with her
husband in 1897 to settle at
Beaton on Upper Arrow Lake
in the Interior.

From i884 until 1925 Ben
Leeson kept an° unflagging
record of life at Winter Harbor
on, Quatsino Sound on the
northern end of Vancouver Is-
land.

Starting in 1896, Philip
Timms affectionately chroni-
eled Vancouver life for a period
of over 50 years,

Richard Bellamy and

Robert 'Eanis were the film -

cameramen on “Images of Brit-
ish Columbia". Mike Oldfield
recorded the sound and music,
The film was edited by John

Fuller and was written and

directed by Gordon.

: ey FT centinues.

“In fact, says Barbra, Tru-
deau asked her to marry him
and she seriously considered
it,” Spada writes,

“I thought. it would be
fantastic, she says,” Spada's

ang, 21 in the show when it
opens No’

Rock'n'roll revival “singer
Shakin’ Stevens will play Pres-
ley in his 80's and P, J. Proby,

‘Te the Place for a
Com Line:

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| IT’S SOUND COUNTRY :

by Doug Davis - — i

"I spent the eariy part of m:
life spent at the nih end ot

Robson Recreation Society

Wednesday, January 25
p.m.
Robson Community Hall

« Election of Officers
© Changing of Some Bylaws

«| “All Members Please Attend *

who once recorded

tion songs for Elvis, will play ;

the star in his 40's.

Drop In TV Viewing
A Long-Term Trend

A top executive of A. C.
Nielson Co. offered some pos-
sible reasons for the apparent
decline in television viewership
that has been puzzling—and
worrying—network officials in
recent months.

Ralph T.. Clausen, vice--
president of media research for
the televison ratings service,

October and November showed
an eight per cent drop in HUT
levels during daytime and a
three per cent drop during
prime time from last year, and
sampling of top local markets in
October by both Nielsen and
Arbitron Co., another: ratings
service, also showed declines.

The national Neilsen data

Photographs are from the :
collections of the Vancouver:

Public Library, Vancouver City
Archives and Irving House in
New. Westminster.

has since
travelled widely and met with a
warm response in, many parts
of Canada, an indication of the
universal appeal ‘of these old
photographers with their im-
. mediate vision of the world and
times of our parents and grand-
parents.

The number cf works
shown has been expanded in
the film to about twice the
number displayed in the ori-
ginal exhibition.

Photography became a :

Anchorman Bored
With $500,000 Job

The grass is always green-
eT esas

ABC News anchorman
Harry Reasoner says he may
leave his $500,000-a-year job
because he is bored. .

The problem is'the net-
work's news format, which
features more

great deal less time
and expensive in the 1880s with

COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board

MINOR HOCKEY MEETING
There will be a Minor Hockey General Moving on

Mon.,

Jan. 30, at 7:30 p.m. at the Old Arcne

Concession. All mothers are strongly urged to attend

the meeting.

SENIOR CITIZENS SOCIAL MEETING
‘The Castlegar and District Senior Citizens will be
holding a Social Meeting at the Community Complex

& p.m.

today (Thurs., Jan. 19), at2 p.m. followed by dinner at

COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM
The West Kootenay Health Unit is sponsoring a

than anchors.

“I'm not. suddenly com-
plaining,” he said. “I don't
particularly object to doing less
work, but you get bored.” -

Reasoner, 64, got a higher
salary when he renegotiated his
contract after ABC lured Barb-

‘ara Walters from NBC in 1976
with a $1 million-a-year agree-~

ment,

that
other data tend: to support’ the’:
‘view that the decline in viewer-
ship is part of a long-term trend
rather than a one-time aber-
ration,

Speaking at an “Outlook
for the Media” conference in
New York sponsored by the
Wall Street brokerage firm

- Mitchell, Hutchins Inc., Clausen

a loss of“about 1.2

million daytime households and |

250,000 highttisne homes.

said that viewing
levels seem to have peaked
after two decades of an almost
continuous rise and are likely to

flatten or even decline in the

future.

The key index of concern
to many in the industry has
been the number of “homes
using television", or HUT, as it
is someon known to broad:
caster

National Nielsen data for-

1st &3rd
Tuesdays

7:30 p.m.

sat Readers: Recently, ‘a woman wrote to say she was angered
by nbw acquaintances at parties who insisted on knowing what she
did for a living. “It so happens,” she wrote, “I have a little family
money, a husband who pays alimony, plus a disability check from
the government. Ido not need to work at a job but I figure how I
get along financlally is nobody's business, Please tell me how to
eee tothe question when it comes up—and it comes up all the
ine”

‘My advice was, “Look the person in the eye and say, ‘Tm a
hooker.’ That should bring the quiz to a prompt halt. It will also
show you have a sense of humor. (I hope.)”

3A few days later I received a letter on engraved stationery

' which carried the letterhead of a legal firm. It read as follows:

Dear Ms, Landers: The mother of one of my clients recently
brought to my attention one of your columns in which you advised
Mrs} A.A.G. t d to the question 'Wliere do you work? with,
‘Tm/a hooker.’

My client did the very thing you suggested; however, the
man;to whom she made the remark did not ‘promptly halt the
questioning’ but pursued the ‘joke’ further. The result was that my
client was subsequently arrested for soliciting prostitution by an
off-duty vice officer. She was booked, fingerprinted, mugged and
now; poasessoa s record for a criminal charge which today still
eazrtes ry burdensome stigma,

the

attorney ized the event
as allark.: However, my client still sullered the ignominy of an
arrest, three public c appearances in court and the costs of retaining
an attorney. Yours very truly—Name Withheld By Request”

| responded immediately:

“Dear Sir: Your. letter arrived this morning’ and it has
unhinged me. completely. Please write at once and tell me you are
putting me“on go I°can get a good night's Bleep. Sincerely
Yours—Ann Landers.

‘This letter/arrived a few days later:

SDear Ann Landers! I can only say that both my client and I
wishimy letter was all in fun. Unf the facts as
by, mie were true. -'

fmf it’ were not essential that I keep my client's name
confidential, I would | gladly provide you with the case number and
court in which ‘the proceedings were held.

41 also wish to point out that the suggestion you made could
result in a different sort of unhappy ending. Should the

a.sbhangb ously that the Ipdyv_ je

mule and it
didn't take long to figure out
that a gultar was a lot lighter
than a pple handle," Glen
Campb all

He left Arkansas in’ the
early 1950s as a teenager and
llved in New Mexico and

“that year to go No. 1 on pop.
country and easy-listening
charts (an extremely rare
feat). In April 1977, Campbell
was No. 10n both the pop and
country charts with the single
"Southern Nights’ from the
album of the same name.
That

same album also
contalned the hit ‘Sunflower.’
Houston. His first musical poet:
jobs were with his uncle Dick : ;
Bills and they’ toured the
southwest playing ‘at ‘what
Campbell describes as
“dancin' and fightin’ clubs."’
poo he formed his own
in

Bobbie Gentry

Over the years Campbell
also has recorded with other.
Capitol artists such as Anne
Mueray and Bobby Gentry.

Du his career,
campbell has been asked at
various times to give special
performances for Presidents
of the United States and the

s Angeles with Queen of England. He also

00 cash and a small trailer has presided as the King of
filled with his belongings. He the Mardi Gras in. New
soon cut some tunes. Orleans and has hosted
including the hit ‘Tequila’
witha studio roup called The

Champs. which included
Jimmy Seals and Dash Crofts.
He also began working studio
sessions with recording stars
such as Frank Sinatra, Dean
Martin, Bobby Darin, Rick
Nelson, Elvis egaley Nat<
King Cole. The.

Glen Campbell
je of 22, Campbell

Campbell even hosts a golf
tournament—The Glen
Campbell Los Angeles Open.

Royal Canadian Laer

BRANCH No. 170

invites YOU to Participate in These Fanetions

eats Mus
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January 16-21: Del Neliman

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ta ‘hooker he might subsequently resent her refusal to
form” and cause her physical harm. Again, I urge you to
recorsider the advice given, Sincerely—Name Withheld.

Dear Readers: From now on if anyone asks what you do for a
living and you don’t want to tell them, say, “My work is very dull.
Let's: talk about: yours.”

. . *

Ann: Please settle this argument for me. My husband insists
that his brother's wife is his sister-in-law only—not mine, He says
she ig just an acquaintance to me.

I say she is my sister-in-law also—by law,

Who is right?
—The Odd Couple

Dear’ Odd: Thave news for both you and your husband. According
to John Beckstrom, professor of Family Law at Northwestern

- University Law School, there is,no absolute legal definition of

sister-in-law. ©

Black's Law Dictionary {Fourth Edition) says: A sister-in-law
is (1) sister of one’s spouse; (2) wife of one’s brother.

According’ to Corpus Juris Sucundum, sister-in-] law can be
derived from the term brother-in-law (so help me).which is. defined:
as: (1) Brother of one’s husband or wife; (2) one’s sister's husband.:

It has been held ‘that ‘the husbands of two sisters are’ not ~

brothers-in-laws, based on one old case in Florida. Clear as mud,
eh? Yeah, here, too.’

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The Papas,
Merle Haggard Sn omners. in
1965 he toured with The
Beach Boys, filling in for a
reclusive Brian Wilson.
In May 1975, Campbell once
again surged to the forefront

w—of the music Worid with tne

single ‘Ahinestone Cowboy." .
which was one of the.
.biggest-selling records of the
year and was the only single Anne Murray
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BY JOEY SASSO

CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: Married to the same man, vocal
coach David Craig, for 37 years: in Hollywood that’s some
kind of record. Two TV series that bombed in one season:
that's another record, not.so enviable,., Nancy.,Walker.:

admits. “'It was .pretty tough, ‘right: after: it happened. »
When both my shows went off the air, David and | were at
each other's throats. At one point he said to me, ‘Either
we drive each other crazy, or we take a vacation and go
off to Europe for nine months!" * " They chose Europe. “It
was a second honeymoon."' Nancy recalls. “though 1
know that sounds corny. | never had much faith in:
‘Blansky's Beaulies' but ‘The Nancy Walker Show’ was
different. | was proud of it. If it had been on any other
network it would have survived. ABC took it oft wen it had
as sf percent sete. of the ratings. It wasn't a failure with

this

He lady. That 4 Shalt the bosses of ‘Rhoda’ are
counting on: they hope that by bringing Nancy back as
Ida Morgenstern, Rhoda's meddlesome mon, ratings will
skyrocket. She'll direct several episodes. as well .
Looks like Gabe Kaplan of ‘Welcome Back, Kotter’ has
gotten over his cold feet at last. The wedding to Leigh
Watsh is now set for Sunday, Jan. 15, postponed from last
‘August. Gabe is 33 and decided to be abig boy... . There
were no Fonzie fans in the checkout line when Henry
Winkler headed for the supermarket express lane with a
piled-high cart. “Get in another line!" they told him
irmly . S

TV BACKSTAGE: Some say there's feuding on the set ot
‘Happy Days* but you'd never know from Donny Most,

Henry Winkler and Scott Baio. In fact. the Fonz says he’s
having-so much fun, he eoignt Sign on again when his
contract expires soon. olleen Camp told Johnny
Carson that while Americans are gung ho to learn kung
fu. karate and judo the residents of Hong Kong are
paying to learn plain old dirty street-fighting tactics.

Colleen.:who recently returned from the British crown
colony where she starred in ‘The Game of Death’ with
Dean Jagger and Gig Young, says that most Orientals are
convinced a rough street fighter can take a kung fu

master anytime in a brawl. “They have. seen Charles’
Bronson and Clint Eastwood do’ it hundreds of times in
their movies,-which are very popular here.”’ she adds. So
some alert honchos have set up street fighting schools
-and they are turning away would-be pupils . . . ‘Kotter’

may be welcome back but Robert Hegyes, who plays
*sweathog’ Juan Epstein in the popular ABC-TV series.

doesn't have open arms for. Mary, his wife of four years.

Hegyes filed for divorce in Los Angeles last month. The.

varlous tennis tournaments.’ *

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couple issued a press release announcing the divorce. It *
quoted them as saying: “We have agreed to separate
under the most amicable conditions .”. . Now that Peter
Falk has married actress Shera Danese he plans to give
her career a boost by casting her in an episode of his
‘Columbo’ series. He may even give her a role in his
upcoming iim ‘The Big Stick-Up at Brinks.”

health education program at Selkirk College each
Tuesday (until Feb. 14), at 12:45 p.m. in Room Ki0.
Topics presented at each one-hour session will include
nutrition, fitness and weight control, venereal disease,
birth control, stress and drug and alcohol abuse. The
public is invited to attend.

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the public to attend the installation of Honored Queen-
elect Joy McNabb and her officers. The ceremony will
be held on Sat., Jan. 21, at 2 p.m. in the Kinnaird Hall.

MONDAY NIGHT FILMS
The Castlegar CUSO Committee presents “Ways
of Seeing, Part IV", a film about the making of
advertisements, on Mon., Jan. 23 at 8 p.m. in Room
‘M17, at Selkirk Callege.

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