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big. jump —.from glamorous
‘gumshoo on Charlie's Angels
grimy Kentucky coal min-

Ne in’ Mantrip — but Cheryl

raining performer, the most "eooling

non-alcoholic beverage and others. The faire opens a 11.a.m. and runs until 7 p.

each day. ond there will be more than 50 booths

foods.

m.
H. Interesting articles and tas ty

“Moat of the action.was shot in
the woods and in and around.
4 grand country house. that
ihad: been fully. furnished.

: “The company was just like
Va : family,” said Miss Hagarty.
“Since the movie was an en-
semble piees, it helped that

The watercolor course,

New cou rse > date

“a painter.

niques, he’ has found his
in

* medium of
in

conducted om Sandor’ Tan:
a

“Woody sticks pretty much he’ people:

In 1968 ‘hel left Y i
and a

Europe, settling temporarily

i Always ‘in ‘touch:
teat thes ‘Na. Swith art, ‘visiting: showsian
d

Coming ‘events of Castlegar and District (immediate area)”
non-profit organizations ore Usted here through the cour-.
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Newsy ee tia -submit nelices directly tothe Castlegar

A Public Service of colaae Pulp
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BC Timber Lid.

? Sports Network
‘Canadian: Channel

Cay, request onl
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e all Color TV" e Queen Beds,

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Night's Sex

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Comedy is another step for-

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tating each Wedusedey
evening from 6:30 - 9:80 for
10 weeks.:Pre-registratio:

of a Cinc mu-

‘sician and his wife. Despite

The fee is $55 for NEC

"her ingenuious manner, ashe is imembers’.and° $60° for all
ambitious and spent her last others. ‘The. fee ‘does’ not, in-
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“New York City. Instead of costs, List of supplies and/:.
Seollege, is

“with the Eileen Ford Agency registration.

for. four.;years,. modelling |’
“around the world.

she a ae

_ Sandor Tandory, a popular -
Mocal ‘artist,’ was born in
Julie's first acting job was Ujvidek, Hungary. in 1941;
Yor an off-off-Broadway. the-’ inherited a, passion for art

‘tre operated by her brother, . from his father, who was also
-Kim Hagerty. She appeared.

two. plays.

ALPINE:

LO8 ANGELES (AP). A

He: arrived in Canada in
1966, spending--12.years ‘in

professional” artists,

moved to British Gohimbia in’

1978, settling with his family
in’ Castlegar. The following
year-he became a member of
the Trail Art Club, and. en-
‘rolled ‘at the David Thomp-

son Summer School of Art in’

Nelson,’ where -he studied
watercolor under Les Weis-
brich.

After many years of exper-
imenting with different tech-

and producer cteven Spiel

striving .to_pre-

sent a realistic portrayal of ©

nature in its intricate detail

~ Majors in the ABC series in ning.
‘easily recognizable ‘artistic

signature. Specializing’ in lo-

cal scenes and country land-

Ladd says it was well worth
the effort.’ . °

>“ Hike: this ” character,”
Ladd. ‘says ‘of the. woman
miner she plays in Mantrip, a
movie shot here recently for
broadeast by .CBS in the:
coming scason.

“It has a look, shooting in
the mine,” the actress says.
“It’s very..a very different

film, and interesting. And yet

simple story.”

‘goes ‘to work in a mine to
‘support her father and child’
‘when ‘her father, played ‘by.
‘Ned! Beatty,: is’ disabled by «
‘black'lung disease, the min
“er's occupational disease.

/ The cast and crew of Man-

“tei y ed for the low-slung.»
aves S ‘eally demanding thing T'vo |

that’. transport miners
‘underground, : spent - four
"weeks in. the eastern’ Ken-
* tucky ‘mountains filming | the
movie.’
+ They. filmed cbave ground
‘scenes - around /-Paintsville,
‘hen: lugged lights, cameras

‘CHERYL LAD!

ve physically demanding ;

“This is the most phys |

‘ever. done," she says of Man-
trip. ,.“It's ‘unbelievable —
crawling around on my hands:

and knees-in mud and on :

rocks for five hours.

“[ don't'think I couldiever ;) /

‘be acoal miner. I'ma little bit

:and sound equi into'a
large::Martin: County Coal
‘ Corp..mine at Inez that pro-
duced 7,000 tonnes of coal a
tabs while they. shot under-

ray e®

a agra movie, Ladd’s fellow:

miners’; ‘harass ‘the’ young
woman as she tries to Prove
herself. :

“T relate to her a lot, being
from a small town myself,”
says. Ladd, 31, who is from
Huron, §.D, “She's very

*" strong and has a lot of char-

acter.”

Walter Doniger, the film's
writer, producer and direc-
tor; says the movie shows the
men ‘on the crew learning to
accept their new colleague.

the’ role. is

> substantial”

part: she had on
‘Charlie's. Angels. She ; re-
placed. Farrah... Fawcett-

1977, and remained with the
series until it left the air after
the 1980-81. season. After
‘Mantrip, “Ladd: .will play

: Grace: Kelly’ in another .up-

artist much in demand at art
shows and workshops across
the Kootenays.

Sandor Tandory is a pro-\
lific. painter. “As, an active
member of the Trail Art Club
he participated in ‘all annual
shows. and® topical exhibits

jorpanteed by the club, win-

‘ning a Purchased Prize at the
first Juried.Show in Trail'in
May 1980. Since then he‘ has
been in 10 major shows.

$200 million suit filed

six- “year-old: ae Shin: Xi

lawsuit seeking. d: of
more than $200 million has

berg:
‘erash that iilled actor. Vie

Chen of F who died

Morrow and ‘two children.

"The lawsuit. was filed on,
~behalf.-.of- the © parents “of

coming TV movie.

DTUC to host
Crossley show

Works of regional artist Alf
Crossley will be exhibited in .

the DTUC. Gallery, ; Aug.
16-27, The display. will. in-
clude’ acrylics, batiks < and
watercolors which have been:
inspired’ by . living in. the
Kootenays.

Crossley is well known as.a
teacher ang painter. . a

of injuries foll ig the 2:30'
a sestdent ue, 23.

ww. and “seven-year-
Sia Myeal Dihn Le of Cerritos

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Sa.m.to 8 p.m.

were d when ex-
plosions beneath the helicop-
ter apparently caused it to go
out. of contro! during filming
of ‘the | movie The: Twilight
Zone. The helicopter fell onto

‘the actor and children,

‘Warner. Bros, and. three
individuals - were © assessed
$5,000-civil fines for exposing :
children to hazardous condi-
tions, for. not’ having . work:
permits for’ them, :-and  be- «
‘cause they worked in the

early morning, Under state
_ rules, children cannot’ work.

after’6:30:p.m. +

late to: ond are derived thant
nature and often reflect the
landscape. ;-

Playboy sued

Pop star Joan Jett has filed
a: $5.25: million: suit against

Playboy ‘magazine, ‘claiming

it ‘published: a phoney. nude

photograph of her in ats . May..

issue.
Jett said:in her suit the
magazine ‘carried a “fabri-
cation ‘of a: photograph. to
show, (her) engaging. in de-
viant, sexual: behavior.
The sult also said Jettiad-
vised the magazine in March
that the picture. was a fake.

terribly fond of rats.”

And I'm not :

, During the filming of Man-

trip, the’ 80-member 20th
Century-Fox JTV::cast and’:

1 erew, caused a stir, inside the .

mine.”

Rugged, coaldust-covered
miners added pocket cameras
to. their equipment belts, in
case a star should go by. And
film-makers tramping
through the dark corridors in
muddy boots and hardhats
picked up some mining talk,
One eyed the roofbolts and
wondered ominously if they
were standing under “bad
top.”

They weren't, says Ed*
Chafin, the miner’s safety
and training director. He was
assigned to the film by Ray-
mond Bradbury, president of
Martin County Coal, who do-
nated the space in. hopes: of
showing.safe, up-to-date mi-

“This is one of the most
modern mines that there is,”
Chafin says. “You will not
find a movie or documentary
that is more authentic than
this movie.”

“This exhibition is a search
from beyond the superficial
‘that shares the emotions and
moves to both nature and ar-.
tist,” said Shelle: Zubgck,
DTUC Gallery assistant.

The gallery is open to the
public from noon to 4 p.m,
wakes and admission is

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city. was named.
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.cesg Louise, wife of the:
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‘tive :building, ‘a. familiar
Regina landmark, and\was
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‘Twenty-one, million 80-cent .
stamps will be. printed by.
Ashton Potter Ltd. of Tor-.
onto,

“Meanwhile, the second
stamp issued this week ist:
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‘dredth rowing of the Royal’:
- Canadian ‘Henley Regatta.
The 80-cent stamp ras”

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one: ih ‘North ‘America: to
_-bopat this: distinction,

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much. more fortunate. he:

: industry community."

‘At Lavington, soutl

to talkito:you'and give you reasonable, quotes on.
etlon.-

chain of ‘fabric!’

‘ ear re when David Harley,

At Lavington Plane: Mil, most of the employees have
been there three years or more, says. Production manager
Pi ‘Donnelly.

‘When the. lumber market began turning sour, owner Al

‘lakson, began hustling.

“The. board ‘market :isn't easy to “get: into,”.’ says

Donnelly, “But. we've established curgalcee t in'the industry {
‘and:kept.the’ plant. going.” j
‘Tourism is up 6.5 per cent, says the Kelowna Chamber’

for. Oksnagan farmers, he says, but people know times'are
see the money. coming into t

= cans. , ‘and then’ selling he ,

=the rojatta ired its
“\premanent'location-on: the
old Welland Canal in 1908.
The illustration | for thé
, stamp by Tom McNeely’ of.;
Toronto depicts the dram-
atic finish’ of the’ race of
fours: (four-man "racing |
shells, one sweep oar per
man) before the judges’.
teres on the present: Hen-

ey. ‘course hear 8t. Cather-”
ines. The stamp was de-
signed by Ottawa graphic

it Bernard R

have caused a slow-d

: boats, - then . we're cel ly!
aa

the purchase of luxury: tems 7

have prompted some Vanco

“customers back ini
‘ket'places :

MCL British Cars is is looting
for. People ; fo trade ee
power ors
* automobiles. :

Company ‘agent Steve
Ramsden: says ‘the’ rationale

Twenty * “one million”
stamps’ -will‘be printed by.

\..

Children’

s clothes

not: inflammable

(CP) ~ Each year ‘in Can-.
ada ‘about 60. children are
severely or fatally burned
because their clothes catch
oe says a aed conducted

Stanwick : determined’ “that
each year five children out of
every 50,000 — or.about 50
‘across the country.— are ad-
mitted to bea because of
(severe. ‘clothit

bya
researcher.

Richard. Stanwick, . assis-
tant: professor of social ‘and:
preventative medicine,: says’
this grim toll-could. be low-
ered..if rigorous flammability
standards were adopted and
children's _ clothes labeled
with a clear flammability,
grade, \

To determine the frequen-
cy of burns through clothing |
catching fire, Stanwick ‘sur- :
veyed seven of the 18 major
pediatric centres across Can-
ada’ to learn: the number’ of
childfen up to nine years of

, age treated’ for elothing-

\ ignition -burns..’ -
< Burns from @: iplosion, car
or ‘House’ fire,-.or’ resulting
from garments; catching. fire
after; being. contaminated —

with

burns.

two-to-one ratio, and“of the
nitwi¢hildrén who died in the
year. surveyed, ' eight ‘were
girls. Loose and flowing’ clo-
things ‘sueh (abi nightshirts,
wefe an! important factor in
many of the accidents, |
\“A: reduction‘ in, this un-
necessary carnage has been

observed inthe :, United.
‘States - following ‘legislation *'30-

réquiring fabrics be- of: low
flammability potential,”.
Stanwick- noted in. a‘paper’
delivered to the recent an-
nual meeting of the’ Canadian
Pediatric: Society. i

} But Canada “has one of the’

most inadequate sets of flam- —
mability standards. and: does
little-to protect. or’ inform
as ‘to the’ flam-

were excluded. :
\ From the, figures | provided,

‘mability of chided sleep-
wear.”

behind the-b: ti
is simple. 4

valready because they’re tied

up in.a large boat investment

‘which’ they ‘can't get out of.
“We're offering them:

chance to free up a negotiable |

asset by purchasing a‘car. It
will make it easier for
tomers to buy our cars.”*
Ramsden,’
ship sells ‘‘fine ‘automobiles

ranging from a $14,000 Saab.

+ to:a $60,000 Lotus, says that

advertising cam
4 GOOD BASE
“*Naturally there are a good
number of yachtsmen. inter-

ested in buying fine. cars, so:

there’s a good common: cus-
tomer base,"’ said Ramsden. >

It would be’ possible, he:|

said,. for.a’ person owning a
foot? sailboat ~ valued’ at
$35,000, to trade. jt'in for an

itomobite of similar. value -
without any cash * changing
hands.
; Ramsden said his. dealer-
ship ‘has: an advantage :be-
cause there\are’a few sales-
men on staff who are, looking
for boats, -

- MIF it works out we'll take it
from there," he'said.

“If we can make a profit on
taking. in boats: and selling

i Up? 1
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MK

“Your. Next Heating Bill.

‘yachts,"*

Richmond has been using the
barter. tecinique for... five
months now, but with litle
success;:

2 “We're asking people “aha s

own property, to come in‘and
exchange ‘it :for one -of our.
said

tetest rates so high—.b

+haven’t been able to finalize a
who. aren't. talking’: to. ‘us

transaction.

Cockburn sald there has

been. problems

spokesman;

but tourist spending is down. '
: “We's are ‘pot ‘doing as well as wo: did last year,’ ‘says
Setka, manager of the Hudson's Bay Co. department

‘elowna’s large’ Orchard’ Park: shopping centre. '

‘But swe are doing well enough, considering.”
Sotka'said that although other‘B.C. shopping malls are
difficulties, 45 new stores opened in Orchard ‘Park
during the recession months.

One is that there is often.a, his. four condominiums for a
disagreement ‘over the value: boat; but he only had $70,000
t by owners’ on their Prop- invested: in ‘them,’’ . said
ty. os Cockburn, “The boat owner
‘Another “is "that \ some ‘ didn't want to be stuck with
people~ can. only: offer - the.‘ the Test of the mortgages. 2
equity they hold in a property ‘
aving the'remaining mor- .,

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up. toseca few! of these deals go

a “One guy. wanted tot trade through:

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