AA _castiscanncws, september? 1981

COMMUNITY TV

Thursday Ni

5:30~Sign-on and program
information.

5:35—Fiveday weather re
port from the West
Kootenay Environ:

was proiced by the
B.C. Human Rights
Commission to inform
the people of B.C.
about human rights
issues in their prov
ince. The topic of to-

dures Cold "ony
1 ss-Barh Berm Howe

are living in their
home.

%:30—WARP Update Spec-
ial — Jo Wild and

Bert Taylor produce
this program in the
arden of Nat Mil
an of Fruitvale. Nat
discusies her uniqu
gardening techniques,
among them an inter.
‘esting method of irri
sence ri it

8:15~The Changing Fouie
in Health Care —
oe pein
health promotion.
This isthe tone of
f workshops to
be eld hs fall deal
ing with a holistic ap-
Broach to healthcare,
ye Podos
and Joan Hibbard dis

uss the workshops in
detail and show
short. videotaped. in

10.90-Signott

shops to

US in Heolth Care is
ed by

Gabe Podovinikolt

of work aI be d
{cbove) ond John ibeord ry ‘evening at 8:15 on

Channel 10,

Lavin, making big waves

VANCOUVER (CP)
Blue Wave, the recordin;

Or.
chestra, Uncle Wiggly and
Powder Blues,

ame the B.yearld tend

inger, songwriter

Sot oumior a he mk teed

Powder Blues, was in the

producer's chair for each of
them.

ho would have thought
that out of this little corner of
the basement we could sat
urate the airwaves,” says
Lavin.

Laving came to Vancouver
in 1970 {rom his hometown of
Chicago to study film at the
Vancouver Schoo! of Art. But
slowly, he got involved in his

Flom that e's quite excited
ALBUM RECORDED

corded later that same week

map internationally.

“Both Taj Mahal and John
Hammond heard

when they were in town,”
said Lavin, “And they think
vs Fusor’s best work since

seller. It would take a fd
fonal crusade to distribute
/ALUABLE

rY
ling studio in the base-

Notable
notes

gether at a
Gastown club in March, Ful:

‘owder Blues horn

section,
‘The entire album was re

ART SHOW
by

Sendar Attila Tondory
Sept. 5-30
tenghom Cultural Contre
ronmrmunen cit
353-2651

Charles Gagan, 2 mul

disciplinary artist, hes won
the second annual 1961 Bel
School of Fine Arts national
award.

|ONORED

Musical conduetor Emer.
son Buckley makes his act
debut in

New York World in 1896

4 Royal Canadian Legion

Branch No. 170

CABARET

Friday &Soturday

fat apace and pent inre
than two years building hi

New approach for
recording studio

CAUGARY (CP) = As ine “I he anit ia very sue
terest rates go up and cash cessful, a couple of points ean
flow goes down, some mem mean $100,000 tothe studias
bere of the misieindusry says Graupe
resatting 16. the: al he album fails, the
fashioned barter system as gy Sut the let the
the financial well runs dry. Sy'qe hatOnly lost the cost
‘Smooth Rock Studios Ltd. “It's sdvanagrous to the
Calgary recording study performer any way you lok
has launched an experiment at it. If he didn't get inte &
in Barter which owner Steve re jo he wouldnt have had
Graupe calls “a crap shoot, yum to start with. I'm
country singer the one aking the gamble”
White wis Graupes risks are i
given free studio time to re: mized by the standard
me tet for determining who
‘album in exchange for a con- with,
tract. stipula record
future albums exclusively at feted
Rock, Studio time coopte of albume oat a sot
have the ine,
totey this with an act.
Iso get a that ust breaking into the
of royalties, busin
ts, from sales of cy Group already has an
the isreement with = record

Dercentags
ied pa

company that guarantees

album will be
‘Smooth Rock would

preted
be more

willing to consider a barter

arrangement
But Graupe says

the bot

tom line is his own instinet

and experience.

“Ihave to really beti

Ifthe experiment

alongwith

arrangements. with
bands Shel

White succeeds,
popular Calgary

{ar Rly and Coyote

lieve in
not_mud

with

Groupe

the system may be ui
etng Goeth ache soe
eben active recording

time in the studio drops
its usual 12 hours a

ty

“During our peak periods T
hed the cashflow. But dur.

rather do this thane a that

recording time go to wi

Ta

CASTLE NEWS

Dislikes black films

TORONTO (CP) - Richard
ene fois angry when

“have to wait until

the'tins Shalt and Superfly
because he dislikes “black”
fms “being put in one
basket.”

‘Although Shaft , in which
Roundtree played the lead
police

rol, was an ordinary
ad a significant
iferesce tee the bulk of

‘There were two sequels to
Shaft, a TV series in 1973 and
aries

was a different
chiracter from the Later

board, Superfly film, which plore
a

for
Sacks album for ‘CBS. Rec
ords.

“IPs heavier than anything

bale oe eid wees | Entertainment,

it stage is saved for
‘such embellishments as hand
clapping, percussion and
nally, Jacks

‘Lavin spends “ornewhere
in the 300-t0-100-hour range”
fon each album, says’ Camp-
bell:

“Al Tom
make records.

fants tp do is ®

1 cool purveys
nd slarred Ron ONel isthe

as 2 police captain in the

*tlectaly, that's th om
but when y

dealing with its diferent?

Rou: “In tele

vision, blacks are all in

To Advertise
Your Live

“I's fine for them to make
people laugh, but when
comes to saying something
serious, well .
Writers and producers
‘white, and
see black seuss there ra

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C_ Voice of the People
Have right to education

the power of debate, proper

they're running) and that

we pay 30 cents
me 8 eter after the strike i

‘economic even,
tough it takes five mes us
long to get

seems "amusing that
when one (the €2 per cent of

the work force in Ca
‘could always
phe wel not aways and

combined fer

ive you bette

Ome service by calling Van

thing? thee problem and expense of building
the news reports college soour children stay it
i the area for higher eciucation
rong right and ot and then every year some-
Taking peoion nthe te Cet beia tr ches
jpute. hostage for ransom.
{The other example, of But then, before it was the sti re isn
{course affects us more than a thats stanly in its right mind
{pice increas i commodiy, peopl wh mn strike should risk its childrens’ fu-
eg. the Th io perhaps iy isthe only
fat thet some 20,00 people they how to
jean hold uj the 2000000. Teeve their ber disputes
‘peho pay them seems funny “Tt seems tha
to school (and
didnt learn enough) we al
was ucators in
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pr i
viously they ki expression of feelings.
wwe: They always Laugh et Elmer Verigia

Nazi

By David Minther,
MOSCOW (AP) — In a

tome ofthe werlds nest od
autos, lovingly restored t
taint condition by Russian car
fanatics such as Alexander

Lomakov owns a fleet of 11
vintage auton and five mo
toreycles, a colketion he
clam is uarvalled in the
Soviet Unior

Pedestrians gawk, other

guess it reminds them of
their youth.”
The SSyearcld Muscovte

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mapa poy ony pn
orld War era, many

al which were brought to

Soviet Unions war boty by
cfficers and then

iat for lack of spare

PMA Horch 859 convertible
built in 1935 for
Goorin

Germany’
his finest vehicles, res

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 2, 1981

Russian car fanatic

staff car part of his fleet

to immaculate condition in
Sie veare of painstaking

Nazi “staff ear” in a dozen

SRDESIN TUNG German uniform behind the

Russian filmgoers wheel
hina the sleek ear with tne” Two
fenders as the

Mercedes-Benz 540
racers from the late 1990s, a

Blueberry woman,
Irene Wilson, dies ©

A longtime Blueberry Cale. She later became the
Creek resident, Isa- college's
bella Wee, led ‘hug. 30 a
the age of 6
Leng oa 24, 1919 in
Moose dav, Sask, she moved
to Vancouver wilh her par-
nts as a young girl. While in
sncouver

wurvived by her
husband’ dim of Bioeberry
Creek; two daughters,

al

Castlegar Funeral
pel.

Mra. Wilson operated it
under the name of Irene's

cell ell oxM
pre-war Porsch
Toe Opan bor = other
German cars he
Troseh, Talon and: Axe
trian sedans from the same
‘era are also found among the the
ovis retoring at support th
his cluttered workshop. 2d preservation of historeal
“I spent all my free time
here.” said bearded,

see hf {opatits carson dala, but
influentia} friends have

prom:
ised to help establish a mu-

Chalked on a door in his
workshop isa quotation from
stan conto ta

Lomakoy said he first be-
‘came interested in vintage

is da
restoration

wey wl cars in 1969 while working aa
a craftsman

divorced me. She sad oaly 8
{ool ean live with such a fan-
atie.”
makers two teenaged
sons help in restoring the
pprizes their father has ac-
quired from backyards and
fiat heaps of Russia, usually
several hundred dollars

the 260
‘alice coned iy, mmbors
of a vintage car club in Riga,
Latvia,

Lomakov said the Moscow
club lacks an exhibition hall

Appledale resident
passes at age 74

Mrs, Julia Berekoff of Ap- Voykin of Shoreacres and
pledale, died Saturday at the Helen Berekolf of Toronto;
age of 74.
1 Sbayrantern Ape 61907
wan and came to
BO in 113 wilt hes family
to settle in Brilliant. She
married Jim Berekoft in 1924
and the

4 a OTT and 8 oon, Jim, tn

eran Moo
rarer tad cond

Krai all wth arial in

ber of the Union of Spirits
Communities of Christ

The ts sevivod by. two
daughters, Mrs. Mike (Jala)

under the direction of
Castlegar Funeral
iL

New club operates
on barter system

EDMONTON (CP) — An

credit-and-debit system.

f to ben ae
‘high cost of living or for the

num its
tiated between the buyer and
seller. When a member bu;
from another member, the
buyer's account is debited by
time and money the prearranged number of
tho t memberhip fo ls ered
In this way, says Willisms,
om s lrsea change member dati can bare
and ofter his legal work done by a
things that they ure wing member kanye evn though
any more that just sit in
tke Sas siya Willan,
“Hopefully, by
people wil keep eta

countant who needs dental

systems throughout North

America.
Another attraction is the

vices he wants to buy or sell.
1g from manage.
ment counselling, carpet
leaning.
antiques have been bartered
Club, operate their in Edmonton, Williams says.

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