The Castlegar Sun : Page 10B THE GOSSIP COLUMN ® BY ROBIN-ADAMS SLOAN Q: Is it true that Joanne Woodward refuses to drive? How does she cope with a famous actor-husband who loves auto racing? — F.H. A; Woodward has no problem with driving. But she hates flying — and simply will not do it. She often finds herself being driven by her husband, Paul Newman, when not belng shuttled about by the couple's chauf- feur. “She's gettlng used to my - driving,” Newman tells me, He vows to quit racing every year, but changes his mind every time he buys a new car. That's fine with Joanne, just as long as Newman doesn't suddenly decide to take up flying. eee Q: I really like Steven Weber, the young actor who's In “Wings” on TV on Friday nights. Can you tell me something about him? — P.D. A: Weber is 29, grew up in New York City and still lives there. He's been married for the last three years to actress Finn Carter. In addition to his “Wings” duties, Weber will be | seen in an NBC-TV movie, “In the Line ‘of Duty: The Undercover Mur- ders.” He says he used to worship footballer Joe Namath, and likes to watch TV news. He claims he was considered a jork in high school and has learned in life “to trust no one.” Still in all, Weber himself a ARIES - March 21/April 20 Entertainment puts you in an exuber- ant mood this week, Overall, this month has been a good one, and this week follows the same path. Both relatives and in-laws have some sug- gestions now and some unexpected cash makes it possible to buy a par- ticularly luxurious item. TAURUS - April 21/May 21 Life in general, and romance in par- ticular, take on a more glowing aspect this week, Someone close could be springing a surprise on you. Work will be casing off and you'll have more energy to indulge in the festivities. GEMINI - May 22/June 21 If you don't get enough sleep, you are in danger of over-taxing your nervous system! You could also lay yourself open to accidents, so be careful. Don’t take on too * much—remember that you are very susceptible to winter ailments. CANCER - June 22/July 22 Your emotional security should improve now, especially with some important friends. The atmosphere at work reflects the holiday spirit. Any shyness you feel will be overcome and sentimentalist at heart. eee Q: Tyne Daly is basically’ such a good-looking woman. Why does she maintain such a fat and frumpy appearance? — M.R. A: No question ‘that the former “Cagney and Lacey” TV star has been fighting the battle of the bulge for some time. One reason is that her down-to-earth, no-nonsense policewoman’ character hardly depended upon a svelte figure. Same is true of the character Tyne played with great success in the brought about by col- leagues should have a happy outcome. LEO - July 23/August 23 You are in the mood for social activ- ity now and romance takes on an especially rosy hue, In fact, you'll feel that life is almost perfect! Mark down the 19th and 20th as extra-spe- cial days which could bring excite- ment into your life. VIRGO - August 24/Scpt 22 You should feel emotionally secure now, but watch out that sparks don’t fly with your partner-on the 18th. Willing hands make light work at home, so you'll have time for some HOROSCOPES DEC 16th-22nd SCORPIO - October 24/Nov 22 Cash flows freely and you could be poing to extremes to please your loved ones. Don't overdo things on the 17th and 18th, or allow any problems to irritate you. Thero’s no need for any other cautionary advice—things are going well at home and at work. SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 A good deal of flattering attention comes your way, but keep pleasure- seeking impulses under control or they will interfere with work and other duties, Friendships and close involvements may present a few unexpected problems around the 19th, CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 It’s surprising how much you'll learn about what's going on behind the scenes; and there is much going on at work now, which could bring benefits you don’t want to miss. Others are ready to pass on informa- tion to boost your self-confidence and reinforce your faith in goals. AQUARIUS - January 21/Feb 18 There’s no need to complain about your social life: now—so much is at your command. At work you are showered with praise. Make sure you are not too trusting on the 17th, Prepare yourself for the holiday fes- tivities. ’ PISCES - February 19/March 20 A new romance or the chance to shine in some kind of creative work could come your way at this time. Work may take up a lot of time but it won't demand much effort. Your busiest time will be this weekend; there will still be quite a bit to be done before Christmas. Your birthday this week THE NEXT 12 MONTHS revival of “Gypsy” — as Mama Rose, the super-ambitious showbiz mother. Tyne was great in both the TV show and on stage. Now that she’s profes- sionally out from under both, she’s dropped the poundage and lightened her hair. In short, she’s now a very slim, svelte blonde. eae WHO'S THAT?: What's it like to be pre-Cl enter over the weekend. Visitors have a stimu- lating effect and give you plenty to think about. LIBRA - September 23/Oct 23 Efforts at work could show, some good results now. You're in a happy- go-lucky mood this week and inclined to act on impulse. As your impulses are kind-hearted, you'll be spreading happiness. It seems there's ing the social whirl this famous, and be no stopp week! Tuesday brings surprises. you go? Maybe you shouldn't ask Your will improve during the next 12 months, This is a good time for taking up new work or starting a business. Romance flourishes; if single, mar- triage may be in your future. From mid-1991 onwards you'll encounter some issucs you have never been confronted with before. If you are uncertain as to how to deal with them, do not hesitate to consult a professional. Every problem you encounter you will resolve. Calvin and Hobbes Wednesday, December 12, 1990 by Bill Watterson TM WRITING MY CHRISTMAS | | HMM... D CANT WOBBES a TWINK OF ANYTHING, BABY BLUES By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott BY THE TIME WE FINISH PAYING FOR Z06'S DIAPERS, OINTMENTS, BOTTLES AND THERE'S NO MONEY ENTERTAINMENT, LCAN'T BeUEve How EXPENSIVE IT 1S TO RAISE A BABY! Vert IVE GOT A GOOD HOME ANDA BEST FRIEND, WHAT MORE COULD A TIGER WANT? \T MUST. BE SAD BEING A SPECIES WITH SO LITTLE IMAGINATION, re, (C4 FORTUNATELY, BY THE TIME WE FINISH FEEDING, DIAPERING, DOCTORING AND DRESSING ZOE, WE'RE TO TIRED To GO OUT ANYWAY. FUNNY How THESE THINGS WORK OUT. Gwenn A aes OF a ‘WANDAT BANANAS inedibaur? ~ bs DN VAM EMESS? cy ONE BIG HAPPY By Rick Detorie THEY WANT ME TO. COME BACK To WORK! character actor James The other day, Whitmore arrived at a TV studio to tape a commercial. When the receptionist asked “his ‘name, the actor matter-of-factly replied, “Mr. Whitmore.” Looking up and realizing his identity, she said, “Oh, Mr. Whit- more, I’m so sorry, I didn't recognize you at- first.” .The actor grinned, “Don't worry about it. Some momings when I look into the shaving mirror, I have trouble recognizing myself” Q: We loved Kevin Costner's monu- mental picture, “Dance With Wolves.” However, we ‘were bothered by the big buffalo stampede, in which sev- eral were mauled, trampled and killed. Were these scenes properly supervised? — R.G. A: They were, down to every detail. A privately owned herd of 3,500 buffalo was hed for this sequence. Several trained buffalo (owned by rock star Neil Young) were used to ensure safety when the animals are supposedly Fy struck by spears. One was rigged with a heavy, concealed strap which Protected it, while other buffalo stand-ins were really articulated dou- |f bles, crafted from sculpted wire and © fur covering for the more dangerous ly Pi Canadian Crossword BY MARIAN MORRISON Cerpet & Upholstery Cleaners OF $45.00 OR MORE! UMITED ONE PER CUSTOMER SENIORS DISCOUNT : cpiry Date December 31 soe Christmas Special: 3*: Expires December:313 0: Living & dinii 4950 room & hall? plus Stainguard The seven wonders The pyramids in Egypt are the eldest of the seven ancient wonders; they are 4,500 years old. Ancient Grecks and Romans mar- velled at their construction. The pyramid at Cheops reached a height of 481 feet and contained more than two million blocks of stone. a football field. The temple of Artemis at Ephesus, in what is now Turkey, was built around 550 B.C. and was one of the largest temples in ancient times. It was dedicated to the Greck goddess Artemis who, in Greek mythology, protected all living things. The temple was made entirely of marble with 106 columns, 40 feet high, enclosing an area larger than The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were in what is now known as Iraq. They consisted of 75-foot-tall ter- raced gardens that seemed from afar to be floating in ivory, gold and precious gems and was probably the most famous statue of the ancient world. It was sculpt- ed by Phideas around 435 B. .C, Another “wonder” was the Lighthouse of Alexandria, which stood on a stone plat- form some 440 feet high above an island in the har- bor of Alexandria in Egypt. Built in 270 B.C., it stood for 1,000 years with a fire burning at the top, guiding ships safely into the harbor until it was destroyed by an earthquake, The Mausotcum, or deco- rated tomb of King Mau- solus in Halicarnassus, Turkey, stood 135 fect high and was designed and sculpted in 353 B.C. by the six most famous Greek sculptors and architects. A statue of the king in his chariot: is believed to have stood atop the high marble pyramid on the building. The Colossus of Rhodes, Bh ‘Wednesday, December 12, 1990 The Castlegar Sun L | ondet your” | Classified Ad Today! . Pay fo r 3 Weeks - Receive ‘CLASSIFIED ~ SPECIAL No Legal or Displays Two Extra Weeks Freel | Extra Bonus! Your Ad Will Automatically Appear In the Nelson and Trail Newspapers DROP IN TODAY TO ORDER YOUR CLASSIFIED AD : Offer Good on Prepald Ads Only! 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AGintriend for Steve Patt] and Don are pleased to an- nounce on November 24 at 7:17 p.m. the arrival of thelr daughter Chan- telle Marla Lukenbill, 8 Ibs. & 21% inches long. grandparents are Don and Donna Farnum, Josephine Lukenbill and _ the fate Benton Donald Lukenbill. In are Sta n and Eve Harding and Harry and Gail Poling. a0 BEAUTY CENTRE og 365-6000 620 18th St. Applications’ qualified h yom are invited for th CHRISTMAS COUNTERATTACK.: aS ve Year One (Kindergarten) Temporary, Part-Time (50) Experience at Year One lave! would be: an asset. Commitment to the <=] philosophy and position statements AG ae DECEMBER = * oH STO a aAUARy 3 fe folk term position effective January 1, 1991 to dune 30. 1991: at TRAFALGAR ELEM. JR. SECONDARY (GR. 7 - 9) Full-time teacher who will continue with the Implementation of an In- tegrated program for students with severe behavioral, emotional and social problems. For further information, contact Mr. P. Makeiv, Principal, at 352-5591. Applications, complete with resume, » SCHOOL DISTRICT 11 (TRAI . ) Schoo! District No. 11 (Trail) Invites applications from qualified teachers for the following teaching positions: E ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Effective January 7, 1991 to June 28, 1991, Year One =| work the afternoon class, of the Primary Program Is essential. Awillingness to Implement integra- tlon Is required. Must be p to DELIVERY PERSON'S ‘NEEDED. Apply in person at 409 Kootena! Wage $6.00/hour. H Submit applications by 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, December 12, 1990 to Mr. Stan Ruzicka, Suporintandent of Schools, School District No. . 11 | (Tall), 2079 Columbia Ave., . Trail, B.C. VIR 1K7, Aloc Dargousoff District Principal. LOOKING FOR. A.’ MATURE tesponsible person to work nights. Compatitive ‘starting wage. Dealing with young peopie a must. Apply in Person at 7-11..123 Anderson St. * 7:00am - 3:00pm. ats LOOKING FOR MATURE, : Ener- getic persons for full and part-time © iti at Waite's News. 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