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‘The war will end as far as

Hawkeye,’ played ‘by (Alan -.

Alda, and all the other mem-

bers of the, 4077th, Mobile ve

Army: Surgical Hospital ‘are
concerned because M-A-S-H
is calling it quits. ;

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that none of the actors have
signed ‘new: contracts with
20th Century-Fox Television
to produce more shows.
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By 40—SHSS report.— oar!

rie Proud ‘interviews
Joe Bealés, Kerri Nic-
kerson, Theresa An-
derson regarding
Stanley Humphries
Omega , Theatre’ Co.
award winning per-
f “I Never

- Calendar

Shee contlnulnat ntl the end of March is the show “Mex!
as Seen by Hi dren” at the National Exhibition Cen.
tre In Carileger Chilren's art, poetry
fing Mexico's colonial ond modern histor
Its neighbors, landscape and indusiry, vil village and coun.
try, the charro and fiesta are inclided. Starting in April
wilt be a travelling exhibition organized. by Alberta °*
Culture called “Understanding Clay”, describing the story
of clay in. Aibenis front from pre-historic times to its artistic and.
industrial uses today.
March 25... Dave Quarin Jazz Quartet will patent at
joon-hour concert in ihe main toons at Selkirk College.
Starfs of 12:30.
er
March 27... ; Don Hoppner, classical guitarist, will per:
+ form music from the Rennalsonce to the 20th Century, ot
.m., at the National Exhibition Centre in Castlegar.
Good tarily entertainment.

March 27... ‘mule Bey at Setkirk College.

March 30, 31... We Won't Pay. We Won't Pay. A satirical’. <
look at the effects of iver on the domestic front, isa
In the Performance '8! Series to be performed in the
Fell. J ds ratitah guditorium.: Contact Beth Marken locally at
x Nexete: and Information. In the some series
haart ine Symphony Orchestro will perform in tell
‘on April 13 ay tao

April 16, 17, 18... . Third Koote Boundary aac”
soried Art Sshibltioa wit at, pices In “Grand Po Forks,
Opening ceremonies on 8:30 p.m, with ques!
juro Shadbolt in attendance. ». Winners in the juried .,
reir re ‘also be shown at the Castlegar Trade Fair and:
3 pecial selection will be made for the B.C. Festival of
Bari stemetphitarcr iat a
jor net will be t the Koote
School of ArinWetaon on the 18 Tiguan pees

Saw Another Butter-_.
By 3

ly.” ;
6:00—Hats* Off’ to Broad- aed

March: 81.

likely to be shown fora white
yet. a

"This exhibition has been

n of art:|' yery-popular with the achool

by. Mexican ‘school; classes
be}; groups which have been able

nal: ‘to book tours. “Escuela” is an

and community

iday

example of artwork from this Exhibition Centre "at 265!

very popular show) ‘

Theatre Unlimited “will be.

+ holding auditions for’.an
‘ginal’ one-act play, on ‘Thurs-
7:80 p.m..in Room 24
High’ School.
The ' play ‘entitled “Eenie-
Montieiie Mo Robin" by

‘Frank -Finney; of Castlegar. :

‘will be the club's entry.in the
Weat Kootenay Drama Festi-

winning production :
‘that festival will go.on
‘to the B.C. Drama Festival to

; be: held in‘ conjunction with

the B.C..Festival of Arts in

‘Kamloops in June.

+The play is a psychological
drama pertinent to life in the

‘1980's. The cast includes an
inmate, a teacher, a principal,
+a psychologist, Robin, moth-
Jer, girl, father and wi

‘Finney will be the director

atre in England and Alberta
fore coming to Trail two

"years ago.

He is well: kiown for his
performances as Fagin in
Oliver!” in 1980 and as the
Magician in last year's “Al-

laddin” show. Last year he

direeted'Theatre Unlimited's

“Ledge, Ledger and the Leg-
end” play ‘which received an
honorable’. mention, at the

i West E Kootenay Dreams Fes-

‘The auditions ‘are open to

everyone interested, and pre- °-
;Wlous experience is not a re-

ing club.

. or
7:30—Mikado — The. trem-: 10:00—Cratlegar city, council ;

(way. This ice show is“ ~

Presented by ithe |.

endously | successful.

“meeting of March 23

THANK YOU HERBERT HOOVER is one'of the many number:

dquist,’ Ricky Fauth, Freddy: Ginger. and ‘Colin ‘Sieme
Jennifer.Fayant, Laura Darnbroug

Stretiev

ara MM

ry. sto be Fc até p.m, on
Channel:10 Thursday of the Castlegar Figure Skating Club's "Hats Off. to Broadway”.
Back row, left to right, Christopher Blier,; Colin Waitrzyk;'Steven Brown, Russell Lin-.

Front row, Laurie. Bak

jes, De elle. Ginger, ‘and imstanie

: Aprit 3rd, stay ving at”
the Colofial inn

TOM JONES April 13.

Fy Slaying at the Sheraton Hotel, 1 night’.

~ IRISH ROVERS Apri 9

Staying’ ‘at the Sheraton Hotel, 1 aight only”.

+ Fly Tours.
Siseals sitll <>
avallable;

‘Benjamin Britten ‘and Wil:

liam Walton in the! 1960's and‘

‘Was Soba when

most of the guitar repertoire

quire a guitar and diligently.

set. about learning:to play.
‘Within a few months. he

was playing lead guitar for an
rock

“At this point, he tought
‘himself to’ read} music: and
‘gradually became aware. of
the - varied. repertoire’ °that
‘existed for, classical - guitar.

This 'a

actively |
“band but soon:found himself

was greatly
increased ‘after: fortunate
i with artist, crafts:

by, the
"and musical: limitations - of,

‘popular, music. ,
This eventually led him to

man'and. dilletante guitarist,
‘Alan Tosh, in Fort Simpson, .'
NI WT.

Happner t then travelled to
‘Minneapolis, Minn., where he

studied with John Holmquist.”

‘He gave his ‘first solo ‘Per:
formance there,

Happner moved to Grande
Pema ets 2 2 ‘ Z ,

“Parle, "Alberta and’ begin to ey
make a‘living\teaching gui-, :

tar,. privately. and-for the
Grande Prarie Regional Col-
lege. He: continued to work
on his. own’ and’ in 1977

* studied-in Banff: withthe ¢
great master: of ‘the guitar, 3

Alirio Diaz.
Happner ‘finally tnioved to
Nelson in January, 1980 and

has been teaching guitar for:
DTUC.and performing regu- %
larily in concerts, restaurants °
and coffee houses sincé then. ©
guitar is’ :.-

Although” the -
sometimes thought of as a

relative ‘newcomer, its: his- 3
tory, in fact, dates from a. =

period earlier than’ most of

4 the instruments in the mod-

ern symphony orchestra.

The guitar may have ori- :

ginated with ‘the hunting
bow, the string being Plucked .

‘qa BAD ENOUGH getting up on a Monday morning
when you don't have to, But when it’s } completely unnec-
essary, well...

Such was the case shortly after 7 a.m. this past Monday |
when Larry Bosse joined the RCMP at Bosse's Jewellery.

Yes, you guessed it: the burglar alarm had gone off.

Periodically, comments Larry, the alarm becomes
overly sensitive, And this was the case on Monday
morning.

},:mame for herself lately, both as a freelance writer and
poet. Mrs. Eaton's book of poems “I Lift Up My Eyes”
) recently captured third prize in an

Street talk

Owner Harry Stan has been renovating the store to make
room for more merchandise — and the result is pretty
apparent. Stan says he hopes.all the gi will be

: )
THOSE WHO read The Vancouver Sun will have

noticed a number of Castlegar references this week, The
story on the Valhalla issue was

by two photographs taken by local freelance photog-
rapher Bill Turner.

Now Bill is actually from Trail, but his photos have
appeared so often in The Castlegar News we like to think
of him as one of our own.

THE SECOND reference was of course in Saturday's

over in about a week.
‘THAT AN IMPROVED PA system is required at the
complex was vividly illustrated Saturday by

I poetry
book contest in Brindisi, Italy. Mrs. Eaton received a cup

and certificate for the award.

The announcement will also be printed in ‘II Tratto
d'Unione’ (The Agreement of Union), an international
biannual periodical of literature, art and letters,

As well, she just sold a story to the Saskatchewan Folk
Society dealing with an actual occurance with bed bugs
during days in

THAT EXECUTIVE jet parked at Castlegar Airport
Saturday morning was apparently rented from Aviair
Aviation by a group of Vancouver developers. They were
being shown around Castlegar by George Evin and Neut.
Smith.

IF YOU ARE a pensioner on Old Age Security in this ;

Supplement, remember the renewal forms must be in by
March 31 — that's next Wednesday.

Government spokesmen say more than 35,000 eligible
pensioners haven't returned their 1982 forms yet. The
new payments begin in April and in order to: qualify,
pensioners must report their income — even if it is nil.
. If you have any doubts, contact 386-5958 in Victoria.

IN CASE YOU have missed it, MacLeods in downtown
\ ¢ Ar has been a of late.

province who also. received a Guaranteed Income .

the valiant attempts made by Bill Oleski and Dino Zanet
of the Castlegar Figure Skating Club to comment the'well
presented event. :

Bill (whose rendition of Blood on the Saddle is said to
bring moose down out of the mountains), would almost
have been better to forget the system, and rely on his
lungs alone. As it was, the arena system was 80 poor the
club had substituted one of its own.

FRIENDS OF Mary Campbell, wife of the founding
publisher of the Castlegar News, the late L.V. [Les]
Campbell, know that her birthdays are always big events
with: week-long celebrations as cards arrive in the mail
and a wide circle of friends drop by.

This. year, however, it’s a special event as she
celebrates her 70th year. -

Her daughter, Mrs. Regina (Ronald) Stewart is out
from Almonte, Ontario, while brothers, Joe and’ Vie
Arduini and wives Clara and Pat, and sister Nellie
Campbell (with husband Jim) have arrived from

Kami and Kelowna ly to help
celebrate this special occasion. In fact, she laughs, an
“entire convent” of Blue Nun has been consumed as
friends toast this milestone. ‘

Those who know Mary are fully confident the same
group will be here to help celebrate her S0th birthday.

W d Sun feature on women, the recession and
poverty, Among those women interviewed was an
unidentified 35-year-old divorcee from Robson.

‘The story noted the woman lives in a 40-year-old,
one-bedroom frame house, with her daughter, 8, and son,
6, sleeping on the converted porch.

“Divorced five years ago, she is supposed to get $150 a
month from her ex-husband,” says the story. “ ‘Let's say
it's irregular,” she says. For the first four years of being
along she was on GAIN (Guaranteed Available Income -
for Need). Now she too is on of the working -poor.

“She says she wanted to get back to work sooner but
ran up against GAIN’s policy of cutting an allowance by
the total of anything earned over $100 a month.

“ ‘What I got after working and being away from home
and the kids was just not worth it! She has a degree in
psychology and worked part time with children when on
GAIN. Now she works with handicapped people in a
group home earning $7 an hour for a 20-hour week.

“When she works nights GAIN pays a babysitter $108,
night to look after the two children.

“At $140 a week she is earning $6,720 a year. Classing
Castlegar (population 6,755) as rural that puts-her $2,053
under the Statistics Canada poverty line for a family of
three. Even if she got that $150 a month from her
ex-husband, she would still be $258 under the line.”

For more on that story and others like it, see this
week's issues of The Sun, ~

‘ Without input from the In-

ne,

Second day in orbit

Day spent trouble shooting

CASTLEGAR NEWS, March 24,1982 AS

Forest talks
not completely
represented
says Kristiansen

OTTAWA (CP) — Forest
unions must be involved in
current discussions about
job-creation programs for
British Columbia's 14,000 un-
employed woodworkers,
New Democrat forestry critic
Lyle Kristiansen told the
Commons Tuesday.

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The federal and B.C. gov-
ernments and forest com-
pany associations are par-
ticipating in the talks, but not
“the people who do the work”
and know’ most about “the
complexities of the job to be
done,” said Kristiansen, who
represents the B.C. riding of
Kootenay West.

ternational Woodworkers of
America, silvaculture con-
tractors or refor
workers, the talks must be
“one-sided and self-defeat-
ing,” he said. ‘

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“| AFTER 5 P.M. AND WEEKENDS

CAPE CANAVERAL,
FLA. (AP) — Columbia's as-
tronauts, orbiting with wag-
ging technical problems,
plunged into a second day of
troubleshooting today. Mis-
sion Control pared their work
schedule and delaying a key
test of the shuttle’s rebot
arm. .

The goal for Day Three:
“Get the crew back on the
straight and narrow” for the
tasks ahead,

Even: before astronauts
Jack .Lousma, and Gordon
Fullerton had awakened,
flight officials tinkered with
the work schedule and de-
cided.tox ab-and.
test of the Canadian-built 15
metre arm in Columbia’s car-
go-bay. Big

Officials had told the ex-
hausted pilots to sleep at
least an extra hour this

morning, vowing: “We won't
call’ you; you call us.” Pre-
dictably, that didn’t hold up
and a sheepish capsule com-
municator David Griggs said
at 8:22 am: “We just
couldn't wait any longer.”
Lousma said the shuttle
commode was out of order,
but in any event he and Ful-
lerton slept better on Tues-
day. The wake-up music was
the Marine Corps Hymn, and
when it ended, Col. Lousma
reported back: “I'm standing
up by the way.”
> So it was a better start
than Tuesday.

Lousma had. no difficulty
Tuesday with the. motion
sickness that bothered him
on launch day.

Flight diracior Neil Hut.
chinson altered the schedule,
ordering up a lighter work
day for the spacemen today,
saying: “If you don't get the
crew up to speed and feeling
well, you don't get much
work out of them.”

“They didn't get a good

Sleep _ Monday hight," ex-:
Plained flight surgeon Dr.

Sam Poole. “They’ve-had' a

very busy. day; they've not

eaten a lot, With a good
night's sleep they'll be back
on track.” Poole reported

/ COURT NEWS _/

In_ Castlegar’: provincial
.gourt March 18 Garth Grans-
‘trom was fined $1,000 after
pleading guilty to dangerous
driving:

: . *. .

Ivan Herovx' was. sen-
tenced to nine months in jail
on an indecent assault
charge. He was also given'a
three month sentence to run
concurrently for unlawfully
being in a dwelling-house

with intent to commit an
indictable offence.
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In provincial court’ March
16 Leslie Pongracz was fined
$850 after pleading guilty to
driving with a blood alcohol
count over .08,

os # «
Arnie Gundersen was fined

$150 or five days in jail for

causing a disturbance.

Mother Nature's Pantry
and Castlegar Turbo gas sta-
tion were both broken inte
overnight Tuesday.

An attempt to gain entry
into a large steel and con-
crete safe.was bariierers
at Turbo.

No further information is
available. Police attended ‘at
both scenes today to deter-
mine what article or articles
are missing.

Motorcycle. riding on the
CP Rail right-of-way has
been reported to local RCMP.
* Police’ remind _ offenders
the action is prohibited and
they can be prosecuted under
the Railway Act. -

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