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Series leaving NBC

LOS ANGELES (AP) When ac
tot Michael J. Fox was invited seven
years-ago-to-read the part-of Alex P,
Keaton for the new show Family Ties,
he was a walking poster child for
Hollywood heartbreak

“TP was at a point,”
tly, holding up a thimble-sized con
“where I'd

Fox said re

tainer of coffee creamer,
say, “Can you-eat this?
chups, a thing of cream and a package
of sali, and pepper and 1 was pigging
out.”

But the Edmonton-born Fox hasn't
had to worry about his pantry since he
Family The
situation comedy, which is leaving the
NBC»
May 14, has lasted longer than Leave it

got the role on lies.

edule with a one-hour special
to Beaver, The Flintstones or Hogan’s
Heroes

The departure of Family Ties, plan
won't match the
CBS's

But the program's exit after

ned for two years,
majestic 1983
MASH

seven sea

parting of

ons illustrates how one

modest series both created careers and
helped revitalize a stagnant television
amily sitcom

stick

genre, the nuclear

We could do more, around
and -do three more years,”’ said Gary
David Goldberg, the show's créator
and exccutive producer

But why? We've done 180 episodes

of this show and’ this family. Surely,
there must be other things we want to
Turn our aliennion Ip.”

The actors shared a chaotic mixture
of sadness, gratitude and exuberance

4s their program's last

Davis

LOS ANGELES (AP)

brick apartment house

episode ap

The ted
just south of

the Sunset Suip is solhandsomely eral

ted and so vene by ‘California

standards it has designated a

national Monument. So has the lady on
the fourth floor

Bette Davis has been accorded
almosi every honor possible tor a film
attress: two Academy Awards, the
American Film Institute and Kennedy
Centre

awards for lifetime

achievement and more. She was
honored this week by the Film Society
of Lincoln Centre

Davis,

wurned 81 on April 1, looked stylish ina

In a recent interview, who

black top and black skirt filled with
Her face shows eviden
Yet he

lovely as

yellow daisies

ce of severe illness blonde

hair is a every, and she

retainsa regal beauty

The voice still crackles with

authority and she sull

unapologetically. smokes cigarettes.

She sat in an easy chair, leaning against
a small pillow

No-Guts,

bearing the legend in
needlepoint No-Glory. Is
that a Davis motto

“Oh, yest

Totally,"* she declared

It's the truth. To dare to be hated
that takes gus
Her recent history has borne
credo. She survived a mastectonty
a disfiguring stroke. She weathered
attack by daughter B. D. Hyman in the

1985 book, My Mother's Keeper

proached — and the character of Alex
set off fora job on Wall Sureet.
FEELS AMBIGUOUS
“1 have very” ambiguous feelings
about it,” Meredith Baxter Birney,
who plays mother Elyse Keaton, said
of the show's conclusion. “I think I'm
going to be dreadfully emotional the
last couple of days. But until then, I'm
so excited, | can’t see straight!"*
All of the cast will now have time to
But
Family Ties, a half-hour centring on

pursue other projects without
consumer-minded children in a home
headed by former hippies, there might
not be any such projects to pursue
“There is no way to overemphasize
how important (Family Ties) was for
me," Fox said. **With all the things I
have going on right now, everybody
says; ‘Boy, | *t wait to get
that chain off your neck.’

bet you «ai
But | never
think of it in those terms .... The suc
cess through association that I've en
joyed, that's really been the blessing.””

Justine Bateman, who co-stars as
dippy daughter Mallory, says she is
looking forward’ to playing other
characters.

“But becauseof Family Ties, | have
the unique privilege of not having to
worry about paying the mortgage,"

says Bateman. “So now 1 can_ just

work with good people ... and not have
the pressure of carrying a film."*
Yothers, 15,

youriger sister Jennirer;

Tiny who plays
witt ow have
more time for her singing career

but will all the exposure that has

come from the show's popularity make

Davis own book, Phar (9s?)

a publisher,

This fe
was rejected by but she
advertised it in Publisher's Weekly,
found another publisher and had a best
seller

She

talks

and

other

such matters

about

shrugs off

more \positively

things, such as the miracle year of

1939, the greatest outpouring of movie
in Hollywood history

classics
starred in four

Dark Vic

Astonishingly, she
memorable films that year

tory, Juarez, The Private
Elizabeth and Essex.and The Old Mail

Lives ot
i did about 10 films in a row, star
ting in 1939, and I was pretty tired

when it was all over,"” Davis said. “But
that series of films made this career
permanent. Many of them were based

on great plays: There are no plays

anymore. (Today’s films are abouy)
diseases and nonticuon

I'll feel very happy, too, that | was
Oh,

yes. It gave you so much more variet

a black-and-white-era_ woman
color is so ‘pretty

*ALUCKY WOMAN

They wanted to make (Whatever

Happened to Baby) Jane in color. 1

said, ‘I won't make it if it’s in color.” I

yuldn’t possibly have worn the

nakeup in color The shadows and
and all ot
like Ernie Haller! | hap
pened to see All This and Heaven,
night. Ab!
The women of today don't

the lights those great
cameramen,
Too
the other 1 was a lucky

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SERIES DEPARTS
of Family Ties, T
seven years on the

it difficult tor the actors in the future?
Will audiences for years see Michael
Gross only as the Keaton family's
goofy dad Steven? Can anybody take
Bateman seriously after so much of
Mallory’s ditziness?
After leaving MASH,
Alan Alda starred in a variety of film
and TV

looked upon by many only as army

for example,

roles, but the actor is still
surgeon Capt. Hawkeye Pierce

this
sad

*L sometimes wonder if some

Obviously,
thing-is-a-doubie-edged-sword;*

to a certain extent

Gross.
actors don't spend the entire first part

of their careers looking for a television

a national mon

have_such_ cameramen. | don’t think
people care anymore.”

She was born Ruth Elizabeth Davis
Mass. After
ne landed in Hollywood with a
film

in Lowell, minor stage
work
Universal contract, making her
debut it 1931 with Bad Sister. She was
fired for having **as much sex appeal as
Slim Summerville,’ the studio's tall,
skinny comic

Davis was headed back to the stage
when an offer trom Warner
Bros. The studio used her for leg art
and ingenue roles until she was loaned
to RKO tor Of F

1934

came

man Bondage in

Her portrayal of the slatternly

Michael J. Fox and Courtney Cox in an episode
ituation comedy is leaving NBC May 14 aft.

series and the entire second half of
their careers trying to elude the per
that created in that

sona they've

ision series.

Gross says he is turning down any

offers “that deal with, fathers and

teenagers.

Said Fox, who will co-star with Sean

Penn in the coming Vietnam film

Casualties of War: “I keep doing these
serious films, and if they do well, they
do well. H-they don't, I'm also comfor
table being a shtick man. 1 don’t mind
getting high
shticking

ument

waitress was galvanizing. Her
Oscar came the next year for an incon-
sequential film,
solation prize for losing in 1934. She

two minutes for

first

Dangerous, con-
won again for Jezebel in 1939.
She remained at Warners for 18
years, leaving after the disastrous
Beyond the Forest in 1949. Her next
movie was All About Eve, another of
her 10 Academy nominations. She has
continued working in films, television
always in the patented
Davis style and despite tragedy
Personal disasters have not. prom-

and lectures,

pied Davis to abandon her 65-year

passion for acting

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5:30 p.m. (Wed) 9:30 a.m. (Fri)
11:30 a.m. (Sun) 3rd Annual West
Kootenay Oral French Competition
Taped at the Shaw Cable studio. Com.
Nelson/Grand Forks
and Castlegar presented their speeches

petitors from
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6:45 (Wed) 10:45 a.m. (Fri) 12:45
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Fitness testing

Twin Rivers

jementary school students do curlups during Canada Fitness tests being

conducted this week at the school and other schools in the district. Shown are two

parents aiding student:
Setzer helps. Other
50-metre run and pushups.

Cizela Cordeiro (foreground, lying down) does curlups whil
t events include: standing long jump, endurance run, shuttle run,

Sarah

WEST KOOTENAY FAMILY HISTORIANS

Group researches past

The recently formed West Kootenay
Family Historians group now meets on
Monday of month
Anyone is welcome to attend

the first each

The meetings are held at 7 p.mi. in
the basement of the Castlegar library,
unless the group has made other plans.
For example, the March meeting was
held at the Selkirk College library,
where librarian Jghn Mansbridge in:
troduced the group to the historical
and genealogical sources tthe coleve:
library

Genealogists and family historians
are not usually trying to find out if they
are related to royalty or just trying to

fill out a family tree with fine-sounding
naines, a news release from the group
says.
about the history of the country and
and the

They are people who are curious

the place in which they live,
roles their various ancestors played in
the development of the country

Above all, they are interested in
people

The meetings of the group are in
formal and the business part takes
about—10-minutes-and then—quickly
goes on to the interesting part of the
meeting.

The April speaker,
spoke vividly about early New England

Katherine Truz,

and the ne of the Salem witch bunts.
She had a later ancestor who was kid.
napped by, Indians as a child in Min
nesota. He was later recaptured and
lived on to have a family of his own

Truz was elected president of the
West Kootenay Family Historians. Pat
Foodikoff is secretary, Helen Dunlop
Muriel Walton, and
Dunlop are looking alter the group's
programs and speakers

is treasurer

Lhe group_is_going 1o—publish_a
the
newsletter may be left at Kel Print, 621

newsletter, Contributions to
Columbia Avenue, Castlegar

The May meeting will be held in

TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK

Teachers and staff at Twin Rivers
from parents on Monday to mark the pp
Barb Jankola (left) presenting corsages to Darleen Kilgees and Maureen Stelck.

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Recreation news

This week marks the halfway point
in our spring session of fitness classes
If you are not registered for aclass, you
There
are four spring
classes, and then we will go into our

can now do so for half the cost

weeks teft in-~our

summer fitness programs.

MAY BROCHURE

The May brochure is now available
at your local grocery store or pick one
up at the recreation office

wer to April
SAID PERKY AUTO DEMOL ITION DERBY CON-
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TENNIS

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and Sunday
to register, please call us at 365-3386

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Rollerskating will st

May 6 trom 7

youth
For more information or

on Saturday,
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Come on down and rent or bring your
own skates. Admission is $1. Rentals
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HUNTER TRAINING

This is your last chance to take this
course before hunting season. It starts
May 2.and runs Tuesday and Thursday

until May 30.

Tax interest
12 per cent

Revenue Canada
that the annual interest rate on overdue

has announced

taxes now is 12 per cent — up from II
per cent during the first three months
of the year and nine per cent a year ago.
The interest penalty is revised quar
terly

Trail at the library of the Church of
Latier Day Saints, The Morman Chur
ch is the most comprehensive source of
genealogical material in the world, and
it is happy to share this information
wants to do

The

librarian will show the group how to

with anyone who

genealogical research church

use this resource.

The last meeting before the summer
recess—will_be held on June 5 at the
Castlegar library. Two guest speakers

will be coming from Cranbrook
Meetings will resume on the regular

schedule on Sept. 11

Tougher
rules
wanted

VANCOUVER (CP) — The British
Columbia Federation of Labor wants
stricter rules for safety on the job and
tougher penalties for employers who
ignore those rules.

The declared
Friday as an official day of mourning

province has this
for people killed or injured while at
work. The day has been marked for the
last two years at the request of the
federation,

“Last year we mourned almost
150,000 workers (killed or hurt) in our
and it will be even
1989, Federation
Ken Georgetti. “It is a
tragedy that this special da¥jmust oc

province alone,

more in said

president

cur.”

Georgetti said in a release that

workplace deaths are increasing

KEN GEORGETTI
. wants more inspections
Over the last two years, 38 per cent
more workers were killed on the job
than in 1986,"" he said
Employers lose billions of dollars
annually because of worker injury and
illness, making the problem an issue of
productivity as well as human lite, he
said
Ggorgetti Called lor more workplace
on-the-job

inspections, increased

safety training and heavier penalties
for employers who flaunt health and
safety rules.

“If employers won't respect their
health, gover

employees” then the

nment must step in and do so,"* he

said

Harcourt to visit

Provincial NDP leader
court and several New
MLAs will make a campaign-style visit
the Nelson NDP

Mike Har
Democrat

to Nelson May 6,
Club has anfounced
Wesi Kootenay residents are invited
to dinner with Harcourt at the Peebles
Slumber Lodge Hotel, where a

MIKE HARCOURT

. visiting Nelson
Doukhobor dinner will be served
followed

by dinner at 6:30 and speakers at 8

Social hour starts at $ p.m.,

p.m

Those unable to pay for dinner are
welcome to and the
including Harcourt, newly
elected Vancouver-Point Grey MLA
Tom Perry and MLAs Darlene Mar
zari, Dale Lovick, Anne kdwards and
Chris D'Arcy

“We exclude no one,” said Nelson
NDP Club President Saul Perks. “We
have a dinner-price for those who

hear meet

speakers,

work, and another for those who may

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New
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Swing

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