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Trebek criticizes America

VANCOUVER (CP) — Alex

and making them more aware.”’

Trebek, the genial host of
is in a combative mood.

On a recent book promotion tour,
he tore into U.S. citizens for their in-
sularity when it comes to the history
of their Canadian and Mexican
neighbors.

“Americans know very little about
Canada — they learn their own
history and sometimes they learn it
all poorly,” he said.

“It's disturbing, in this day and
age, when we're about to go to war
with the Middle East and most
Americans know diddly-squat about
the Middle East or about Islam.

“I think America has a long way
to go in terms of educating its people

While he for
their limited knowledge of world
events, he bristled at the suggestion
they are ignorant.

“I think you have to be careful
with a word like ‘ignorant’ because #
has differen: connotations,”’ he said.

“Their lack of knowledge, is un-
derstandable because the United
States is the most powerful country
on Earth, and if you are in the ‘cen-
tre of the universe,” you aren't all
that interested in looking outside the
country.""

Trebek, 50, was born in Sudbury,
Ont., but has lived in California for
the past 17 years.

Although he is the host on one of

CABLE 10

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Dec. 12, 13, 24, 16, 1990

5 p.m. (Wed) 9 a.m. (Fri) 5:30 p.m.
(Sun) West Kootenay Today — This
weekly program hosted by Eleanor
Elstone takes a look at local people
and events as well as highlights the
weekly Shaw Cable 10 schedule.
Produced by Mike McMann.

5:30 p.m. (Wed) 9:30 a.m. (Fri) 6
p.m. (Sun) Petro Can Kootenay Spin
Bowling Challenge — Taped at
Glenmerry Bow! in late October, the
top 4 finalists competed for a first-
place trophy and a $500 top prize.
Bob Addision and Bob Hanson
provided the commentary. Produced
by Ron Sandres

7 p.m. (Wed) 11 a.m. (Fri) 7:30 p.m.
(Sun) Chamber Chat — Bev Ken-
nedy hosts this month’s chamber
chat. Her guests are Dexter Macrae,
manager of coop education for
Selkirk College, Linda Green, coor-
dinator of the coop education
program at Selkirk College and John
Bird who is a coop education
student. Produced by Bev Kennedy.
7:30 p.m. (Wed) 11:30 a.m. (Fri) 8

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p.m. (Sun) Project Discovery (Part
4) — The bands featured this week
on the program are Mile High Club
and Steel Blue. Produced by Shaw
Cable in Edmonton.

8 p.m. (Wed) 12 p.m. (Fri) 8:30 p.m.
(Sun) Get High on Nature — This is
part 2 in the series. Prof. Cummins
talks on pesticides. Also, member of
Parliament Jim Fulton talks about
standing on guard for Canada. This
program also takes a look at the
student panel discussion.

10 p.m. (Wed) 2 p.m. (Fri) 10:30
p.m. (Sun) Castlegar City Council —
Gavel-to-gavel coverage of Castlegar
council’s regular meeting of Mon-
day, Dec. 10. Castlegar meetings are
now being held every second and
fourth Mondays. Produced by Scott
Blessin.

PLEASE NOTE: This week Sun-
day playback will begin at 5:30
p-m. because of the live coverage of
the Shaw Cable/KBS radio Food
Hamper Telethon. This schedule is
repeated on Friday at 9 a.m. and
Sunday at 5:30 p.m.

Thursday, Dec. 13, 1990

7 p.m. — TV Trader — (Live)
Phone in your articles to buy/sell or
trade between 7 p.m. and 7:30 p.m
Phone numbers are 368-5501 and
365-3122. Produced by Shaw Cable
volunteers.

Tune in on Sunday Dec. 16 from
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for the second an-
nual Shaw Cable/KBS Christmas
food hamper telethon. This live
program is produced to help the
local food hamper drive for those
who are less fortunate.

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Donce to

“STILL FISHIN”

testants who blame the show's
equipment when they do badby

“One woman complained that the
button woulda’: work and she kept
looking imo the andience at ther
husband, who was indicating 10 ther
there was something wrong.” ihe
said.

“I wrote back 10 ther saying she
should have concentrated more on
the clues than looking out imo the
audience.”

Once, the show received calls from
angry viewers after a partially tind
contestant gambled and lost 2 con-
siderable amount on the show's

These clues come up at random,
he said, and “*knowing that she had
limited vision, you might ask why
she wagered so much moncy.””

He also paid a backhanded com-

gliment a Wanoeweer's Bist Blister,
dhe imewrence ackry whe wom
S82 M09 US im om ati om the
show

Tite dicacriteed Bike as @
“typical, conservative Canadian ar
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tilow avay this thast-cacee! aneney™
by gantbing tostiatils an the sth
After seven yours cm Seemparntiy the
stil! finds i tun

“I know thetween GD amd TD ger
cont eff he mnaterial! hati Tn mut afiihe
to wecaill itt as quincily as 0 used! am”
the said. “Tien years age 0 wenaiid! theme
been Gyemamine — fer pees ape.
fixity goed. Right mow 2 BD-year-aiit
could clean mony check

He said the cart affient ap oxime
er, hepa tecionyg, ther Hhigthers-qnnetl
game show thos atfter Pat Siegak off
Wied of Romune and Bet Barter of
The Price its Rigtint

Trebek got marrest! ter the seccomt!
time in Apel) and the andl this wile
Sean are cepecting 2 tethy
February.

Christmas books offer
last-minute ideas

swing, offering a baffling array 10
tempt the last-minute shopper.

Here are a few ideas, ranging from
exotic art books 10 Charles Dickens,
the history of knitting, a gem of a
mystery and even the call of “Tennis
anyone?”

Portraits From Nerth Aaerican
Indian Life is a book so big. if you
put legs on it you'd have a fair-sized
coffee table.

This monumental 1907 record of
native life was captured by renowned
photographer Edward Curtis, who
lived with indian tribes from the mp-
per reaches of Alaska to the deserts
of the American Southwest.

Text and photos are spiendid, in-
cluding glorious shots of snow-swept
teepees, buffalo herds and many
magnificent portraits Priced at $500

(Canada is a handsome bouguri of
art starting with Thomas Davies of
the 1700s. There are the familiar
works of the Group of Seven, as weil!
as the more daring images of ecocn-
tric MOntrealer James Wilson
Morriceand Maurice Cullen's
evocative The ice Harvest. Right up
to modern-day Joanne Tod with ther
nightclub art Having Fun? The Time
of Our Lives, done in 1984. (Hurtig
Publishers, $49.95).

Cynics will call this version of
Dickens’s A (Christmas Carel,

heck! ht will make you fecl warm aill
over. it’s all there — ghosts and rat-

ever-after ending. As satisfying 2s 2
sumptuous Christmas pudding
(Distributed by Manda
Group, $29.95).

Canada Kaits by Shirley Scot

a colorful yarn ato other arc freeagtin
to the New World by Feench ant

Advamuge

by Tennis Canatie (29:95), umes an
chaming old pihmes and trash new
cooler shes ae arace the game's 2D
year Canadian thierry. Seme shoms
are grandiy mestaigic — fier anatence,
2 gathering of cartinily poet pies
ai the South End Lawn Tenn cath,
Halifax, om 1900, or an action shor of
the sessher ané eoommmc Les
Moyes Buckie, woman's smgics
champ of the cathy 160s.

Am dicgamt tribute ap dhe teem
and art ef stamps, Smmnstiy Callies-
Ges of Ge Pome See of
Cansts (Canaiia Pos Corp.
$26.95). imcluties ages ap femmes

tist Tom Thomsen andi the thsuery off
soys im Canatia

Puttlished annually smor 197%, thes
spend weihume as othe free tha
doover edition and it anciuties 2 set off
mm condition 19) amps worth
more than $24. Aw enchanting ate
for the young csiliecxe waiking ap
what is said ao the the wortid’'s most
popuiar hats

A Muster Coniing, an athactnciy
dchgittu!l coliecuen of ¢her auqpen-
se stones by Toremetbecn ames
Powdl, who now ies m Pep
msyvixania and dieserves mp the thar tert
ter known than the os an Canatian

Edined by auther Pees Selle: ant
puitiiithed by Terome's Yonge ant
Bloor Pathiishing a $54 95, cthe thontk
is 2 perfect stecking-suttier MReatien:
will be fascinated by The Fendi: off
Hector Sever, titimed by the ails
cemic Have You Hicari the Laisa”
and mesmerized by the finges
sporiky tithe story

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December 12,1990 Castlegar News

LOCAL/PROVINCIAL NEWS

Santa Says

Say Merry Christmas witha

IN MEMORY

Constance Sutton

camo tee C eme tutto of ( antlegur gusset away
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Ste Semmes wae teers Mieete ET ae Waeouver, RC. She

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cme cowed nore fags auf Ising. °

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Cancer: totter Serge Zar of Langley. morter Conme Zahur
of Cammmever. inter Extearnt Zather of Rictomd,, Calif -
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amet rece.

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Camps wom 86 Tere We sffficacimg Cremation followed.

A eemorat ero oil te tetet oe Vameouver om Saturday, Dec
2S A a soe 2 oe Chown Wemorat Church wit: Rev Boundy
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© Pertect .. . for triends or ¢ Perfect... for a relative
neighbors who have moved who hos an interest in
Castlegar and its growth

Columbians can breathe

casier,"” Riedel said. He noted that away

Vancouver Children’s: Hospital,
Castegar Hospital's new extended
care, Camiegar Legion, Castlegar
Liteary, Salvatiom Army and
Kocteazy Society for Community
Living.

Pesse =e Tre BT

deen bt Pree
Member ts 265-2212

WANTED

medical hand
community education activities fun-
ded by BCLA are all conducted in
Castlegar-area homes were among
more than a million in the province
to receive Christmas Seals this year,
and Charters says timst using the seals
on letters and percels demonstrates
support for the work of lung
association.

© Perfect . . . for a son or

daughter no longer living
athome

© Pertect . . . for friends who
may want to move here

Phone r orders.
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An G ‘i 365-7266

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A volunteer health agency with
some 130,000 supporters,. BCLA
relies almost entirely on fundraising
efforts like the annual Christmas
Seal campaign.

if youre

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which way to turn,
call

Heather at 365-5490
or Ginny at 365-5549

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