' ‘Ad CASTLEGAR NEWS, February: 15, 1981

Zuckerberg’s Is.:
photos displayed ° |

- Local - photographer Jim
! Ford will exhibit'a collection
of documentary photographs
! of Zuckerberg’s Island in the
‘Selkirk College main lounge

i from Feb. 16 to'18.

The lounge is open ‘from

; 8:80 a.m. to 9 p.m,

Ford’s photographic study °
Island,

tof Zuckerberg’s
‘Castlegar landmark, ‘pro-
‘ vides a glimpse of the work of
{Russian artist. Alexander
: Zuckerberg, and a look at the
{ land Zuckerberg settled with
i his wife Alisha,
Zuekerberg’s paintings and
sculptures are still visible on
dwellitigs, grave-markers,
and tree stumps around the

property, One of his sculp-
tures, @ seated female figure’
héwn out of a tree stump,
still sits outside the remains
of Zuckerberg’s two-storey
log house.

‘The “island, at the con-
fluence of the Columbia and
Kootensy Rivers, was re-
cently purchased by the City
of Castlegar.

Ford, who is the head of
audiovisual services at Sel-
kirk College, has exhibited
his photographs around the
province. Before joining the
staff at the college, Ford
worked in his own studio, He

is a graduate of the Northern «
* Alberta, Institute of Technol-

ogy in Edmontcn, Alta.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) —

After leaving All. in’ the
Family, Jean Stapleton
wanted nothing more than to
put time and distance be-
tweeh herself and Edith
Bunker. °

Edith had been a wonder-"

and

boost, but after nearly nine
years sho felt she had ex-
usted both the role -and

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Lucy Pildysh, a soprano
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Pildysh, 38, originally
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Since leaving the CBS

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about a feisty “frivalid : who

coached championship soft-
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16 “on NBC. :She plays: a
mother who discovers that a
son is addicted to PCP. (Angel
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“It's a ‘wonderful script
based on a true ‘story,”. she
says. “It was a straight dram-
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Even: if Stapleton wanted
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Hey departure from Allin the
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and Carroll O'Connor felt the .

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The ultimatum was issued
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Archie mourned the desth’ of.
Edith. Edith Bunker, one of,
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creations, was dead.

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ton. “I was really watching to
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