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CASTLEGAR NEWS, December 13, 1961

r played to a full house Saturday after-

noon as the Castlegar Public Library facilities bulged with an enthusiastic audien-
ce. The young people enjoyed a varied program of puppets, song and Christmas

CASTLEGEESCNEWS

ENTERTAINMENT

Children’s needs
are met at NEC

Once again activities for
children are being offered at
the National Exhibition Cen-
tre in Castlegar.

These sessions will be held
daily from 1 - 3 p.m., Dec. 28
to 31. Materials will be pro-
vided.

The cost of each session is
$1. Enrollment is limited, so
please pre-register for each
session in advance.

The following are the ac-
tivities which are being of-
fered at this time: 1-3 p.m.,

Dec. 28 — Mixed Media

Beatles

Drawing (ages 8 to 12); 1-3
p.m., Dec. 29 — Films for
children (ages 6 to 12); 1-3
p.m., Dec. 30 — Printmaking
(ages 8 to 12); 1-3 p.m., Dec.
31 — Variety Day (ages 8 to
12).

For more information or to
pre-register please call the
NEC at 365-2411 or inquire
while visiting the Dinosaur
exhibition.

During the holiday period
the NEC will have regular
hours, except Dec. 24, 25, 26,
27, and Jan. 1 and 2 when it
will be closed.

An original song

An A

says EMI Records of London
plans to release in either 1982
or 1983 a Beatle song it has
tucked away in its vaults.

The song, entitled Leave
My Kitten Alone features the
late John Lennon as lead
singer.

‘Good to fight

Who says fighting is a
sure-fire way to lose friends?

producer-director Michael
Grant says he sometimes
screamed at actress Sally
Kellerman when they were
making the movie Head On.

But he and Kellerman, who
plays the role of a children’s
therapist, managed to es-
tablish a terrific rapport.

“I gave her a five-page
background on the character
and later she told me no one
had ever bothered to give her
so much support on a per-
formance,” says-Grant. “She
appreciated the fighting be-
cause it was based on care for

Ken T @ spokes-
man for Abbey Road Studios
inLondon, said there are
about 10 such songs at the
studio where the Beatles
worked from 1962 until Len-
non, Paul McCartney, George
Harrison and Ringo Starr
dissolved the group in the
early 1970's.

Townsend described Kit-
ten as “probably the best” of
the unreleased material.

It was supposed to be

released for Christmas 1980,

but those plans were
scrapped after Lennon's
murder.

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Presley helps
police make
good profit

SALEM, Va. (AP) — Elvis
Presley made only three
short trips in a Salem police
car, but the city has gotten
plenty of mileage out of the
auto.

Salem officials said they
received only one sealed bid
on the car after they adver-
tised it for sale as memora-
bilia. But that was enough for
a tidy profit.

City officials said Friday
they sold the blue, unmarked
1975 Plymouth Fury for
$2,632 — about $1,100 more
than its market value — to
George Apolzon, a Texas
millionaire and antique car
collector.

Apolzon sent the city two
cheques as payment for the
car. One, the $1,819.35, mem-
orialized the day Elvis was
born, Jan. 8, 1935. The other,
for $816.77, is his death date,
Aug. 16, 1977.

COUSIN TO SPIDERS

Horseshoe crabs are close-
ly related to spiders, scor-
pions and ticks.

cise

music. Highlight was a visit
ticket was also drawn for an

Desi Arnaz

from Santa Claus who brought along his Reindog. A
afghan with Doreen Knutson named lucky winner.

it without instruments?
thinks so.
group performing in Winni-

pog, practices a form of art
called a cappella, which in-

Condition good

LA JOLLA, CALIF, (AP)
— After a flareup of an in-
testinal disorder, actor and
television producer Desi Ar-
naz was resting comfortably
in good condition, a hospital
official said.

Arnaz, 64, was removed

mation in the intestinal tract
for which the entertainer
underwent surgery four
times from 1969 to 1970.
In the 1950s and early
1960s, the Cuban-born band
leader starred with his wife
Lucille Ball on the popular I

Thursday from the i
care unit at Scripps Memorial
Hospital, where he was kept
as a precaution since being
taken there. by di

Love Lucy show.
They also produced the show.

From that series, the cou-
ple developed a major- tele-
vision

Monday from his home in
nearby Del Mar, said the
supervisor, who refused to
give her name.

Arnaz’s wife, Edie, said
her husband suffered a flare-
up of diverticulitis, an infla-

APPEARANCE

UNCHANGED
Horseshoe crabs are called
living fossils because their
appearance is unchanged af-

ter 360 million years.

Desilu, which in ‘its ‘prime
produced more than 19 TV
programs.

NOW LOCATED

Downstairs
in the Castl ir Savings
Credit Union bullding
with expanded premises.

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Tues., Thurs., Fri.
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Saturday 10.a.m.-1 p.m.

_, Art called cappella

Can a musical group make

1
Claude Morrison of Nylon ping and thigh slapping.

Nylon, a Toronto-based

thing,” said Morrison.

-_ COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board

/ANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
The regular sunde School and morning services ore con
celled for Dec. Zorn only. Instead a Sunday Schoo! rist-
mas Concert will be ek ‘at the Legion Hall at 7:00 p.m.
Everyone is invited to attend,

WEST KOOTENAY NATURALIST BIRO COUNT
wilee hela ‘on Dec, 19. Anyone i sted WH Forte.
pating including counting at your feeder, call Ed Beynon
365-2603,

APOSTOLIC (FULL GOSPEL) CHURCH
You are warmly rnviia to the Christmas Program on
Sun., Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. located on Connors Road (just
down from Plaza). Refreshments and fellowship follow.
Welcome.

RADIO CONTROL CLUB
There will be a meeting for those interested in building
and flying Radio Contral Models on Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. al
the National Exhibition Centre. Children 10 and over ac-
panied by a parent are welcome. For further infor-
mation call 365-7671.

SHSS CHRISTMAS BAND CONCERT
Will be held on Mon., Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. in the SHSS gym,
featuring SHSS Jr. and Sr. Bands conducted by Mr. L.
Culley. Guest vocalist — Dick Woyling. Tickets available
from band students and at the door. See you there.

CHRISTMASFAMILY SPECIAL |
The Winnipeg Contemporary Dancers will pertorm
Castlegar on Sot. Jan. 30. Reduced family rate until Dec.
24, Sponsored by the Castlegar Community Arts Council.
For more information phone 365-3226.

UREA FORMALDEHYDE FOAM INSULATION
Meeting will be held Thurs., Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at
Selkirk College, Rm. K-10.

SOLO PARENTS WORKING TOGETHER
All single parents and their children are warmly invited to
@ Christmas Party — Dec. 15. For more details as to time
and place please call Sandy at the Costlegar Volunteer
Exchange at 365-2412.

NORDIC SKI TOURING CLUB
First meeting of the season will be held at Nordic Hall on
Thurs., Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. New members welcome.
There Is no need to be a member of Nordic Lodge to
become a member of the Ski Club.

BEEKEEPING COURSE
Anyone interested in this course, please contact or phone
368-6359 (Trall) for details.

Coming events of Castlegar and District non-profit
organizations are listed here through the courtesy of BC
Timber‘s Celgor Pulp and Celgar Lumber 0: ‘
Please submit notices directly to the Castlegar News by 5
p.m, Thursdays.

A Public Service of Celgar Pulp
Division and Celgar Lumber Division

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volves smcoth harmonies,
catchy melodies and lots of
mouth percussion, hand clap-

“We figured people must
be starving for this kind of

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LARGE SELECTION OF FRESH Cy
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restaurant is Now Open for Lunch
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SAT. SUN.

Auction first 3

LONDON (AP) — Pianos
once owned by former Bea-
tles John Lennon and Paul
McCartney are among more
than 800 items to be sold on
Dec. 22 in what Sotheby's
bills as the world’s first rock
‘n’ roll auction.

A scarlet Model T custom
car once owned by the late
John Bonham of Led Zep-
pelin, 16 rare tapes made by
Jimi Hendrix in 1968 and two
busts of Elvis Presley are
other items gathered for the
sale at Sotheby's.

" en one

FIRST PLACE in Thursday's Selkirk College Christmas
tree Secorating contest went to the Accounting Depar-
tment team which used the traditional popcorn balls,
iced cookies and some very ‘fine crocheted
snowflakes. Second place went to the Early Childhood
Education team (top photo) who must have rated high
the judges’ criteria — teamwork. Judges
also looked for originality, variety and overall ap-

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F ART

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pearance. Tied for third w:
tment team. and the Book
volleyball team. Judging the

competing was the m
event — sponsored by th

Audio Visual Depar-
hop (left photos). Also

special events committee
ih im Ci i

— were Castl

student council protean Davi Laing and Santa Claus

(Gordon Turner)

who presented many with small gifts.

—CeasNewsPhotos by Lois Hughes.

Playhouse benefits

Money from a_ benefit
screening of Henry Fonda's
latest movie, On Golden

#3 Pond, will go towards the
yexpansion of. the Omaha.
C i lavh

Fonda, 76,
Nebraskan.
The movie will. begin play-
ing. in single theatre appear-

is a native

Angel

‘ H
‘where Fonda got mich of his’
ly :

it ‘can -qualify for the 1981
Acad Awards.

ear!

ances:in New: York and Los;
ly.next.month:so:

Maple

OTTAWA (CP) — Canada
will give Yoko Ono, widow of
former Beatle John: Lennon,
a maple tree to plant in a
memorial garden for Lennon
in New York's Central Park.

“John reached out to the
hearts and minds of a whole

Good Brothers
didn't take.

generation to ask for a reason
in an increasingly unrea-
sonable world,” Prime’ Min-
ister Trudeau’ said in a mes-
sage to Ono. “His music
touched us and inspired us
with its vision and its simple
honesty.

remind ourselves of hie work,
and his ideals through
_ memorial.” *'

CASTLEGAR NEWS, December 13, 1981 AS

tree memorial

Lennon and Ono first met
Trudeau in 1969 while they
were honeymooning before.
their “bed-in” in Montreal for
world peace.

The memorial garden, en-
titled Strawberry Fields af-
‘ter a Beatles composition,
‘was presented to Ono by
New York City after Lennon
was shot and killed there _
Dee. 8 last year. ‘

“It is fitting that: we
this

easy way out |

three-man band) from -Rich-
mond Hill, Ont., with five
consecutive Juno awards:as

Piano. Tuning

Regulation & Repair.

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92-937 7th Avenve

pearance at the University of
Manitoba. “Don't think we
haven't considered it. But we
haven't done it and now it's

made up of himself, his twin
Brian and younger brother
Larry — are hoping for a hit
single on the pop charts that.
would provide them with a
ticket to success in the lucra-
tive United States market.

Gorshin takes
his turn

First Carol Burnett and
Sammy Davis Jr.

Then Elizabeth Taylor.

Not it’s Frank Gorshin's
turn to appear in a soap
opera.

Burnett and Davis, who
made cameo appearances: in
All My Children in the early
1970s, paved the way for
Taylor, who recently signed
on for a recurring role in
General Hospital.

Now Gorshin has signed to
join the cast, of ABC's The
Edge of Night.in January.
Gorshin, » who ‘played: The
Riddler in the '60 cult series
Batman,’ will portray’ con
artist and master of disguise.

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TREES WILL BE ON SALE AT
Castlegar Tire & Trowelex
STARTING DEC. 14

a rare performance of economical quality.

TAKE A BREAK
THIS FESTIVE SEASON

Rest and relax at the Mermaid Lodge at beautiful
Ainsworth Hot Springs. Clean, comfortable
cabins and housekeeping rooms from $13 to $21

per nite. Fri., 4:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Effective Dec. 11 to Jan. 31 Sat., 10a.m.-5 p.m.

All 4

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on of The highlight of this spectacular production is that you will

receive two complimentary tickets to see the Ice Capades,
appearing December 25th to January 3rd.

Swish by the Sheraton-Spokane for a fabulous
appearance of winter fun.

Advance Reservations required (509) 455-9600
Ask for our Ice Capades Package.

(Canadian Currency at par)

You wili exp ap 1ce never
before seen, for only $49.50.

Share a room for two with a view.

Bring the kids, because children under 17 stay for free.
Dine in the elegant 1881 Room with 20% off all dinners. -
Dance in JJ’s Lounge, featuring live entertainment, with
free admission.

Shop with our “Humble Humbug Discount Card,”good for
a 10% discount in over 30 of Spokane’s retail shops and
stores:

Stay another night for only $39.00 more.

Mon. - Thurs., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
West Kootenay Power Building

All proceeds go to Rotary Community Projects

Castlegar Rotary Club

1011 2nd St.
Castlegar