CASTLEGAR NEWS, evs April, 1975
A Sign of Our Times? .

Lady insulted -- Not a Voice Raised

Robert Fulford

A ane inthe Toronto Star

One of the. themes of

$Robertson Davies’ new play,
{Question Time, is the relation-
‘ship between the polltician and
tthe private individual who
struggles to exist within the
{politician, Davics asks the
‘question: can you possess a
‘private and possibly immortal
soul while living a public life?

The hero of Question Time
i a prime minister of Canada

0 has apparently sold his
‘true self down the river while
tselling his public image to the

tvoters,
{Ini the: process he has
igrievously injured some of
“those around him. One of the
{play's most interesting scenes
iImed sequence in which a
ar and insolent TV inter-
iviewer tears away at the
‘private feelings of the prime
Iminister's 's wife.

Twas at the St, Lawzence
“Centre on March 4, watching
‘Question Time, so that night I
missed the CBC television show
Primetime. But someone told
me about it, the next morning
cand I asked the cBC to show
me the tape.

What I saw was a striking

‘Hillustration of Davies’ theme.
‘While the actors at the theatre
were playing it out in fictional
terms, Don McNeill and Flora
MacDonald, on CBC television,
were giving a reallife demon-
stration. And they were also,
possibly, indicating a signifi-
cant change in Canadian public
‘life.

« Anyone who notices these
things must have observed long
‘ago that there are serious
differences between the way
‘Americana and Canadians ap-
proach the issue of privacy.

In the United States a

tohave

celebrity wants to talk about
his marital troubles or her
drinking problem, let them. Ifa
prime minlster's wife voluntar-
ily ‘chooses to discuss her
emotional life on television,
fine. But if the individual
doesn't want this kind: of
exposure it won't be given.

In Canada, when a TV star
breaks up with his wife, the
newspapers remain silent—un-
toss the divorce eventually
becomes a spectacular case in
public court,

Last year three or four
media stars in Canada endured
marriage breakdowns. Nothing
was printed, The rule isn't
always kept, but it governs
most reporting about our public
figures.

lany people probably
have ambivalent feelings about
this practice. Sometimes Cana-
dians hide too much; sometimes
our respect for the private lives
of the famous slides over into a
false piety about thelr working
lives as well. Sometimes, brief
ly, I yearn to have the public
hear the everyday gossip of the
press gallery or the Four
Seasons bar,

But the value of the rule
outwelghts its costs. The rule

“expresses a fundamental bellef

that, what people offer in the
marketplace is thelr work, not
their souls.

Davies, in his play, is
saying something like that: we

are entitled to use our public >

figurea but not to own them,

That's why Primetime was
appalling—and why the lack of
any public reaction’ to Don
MeNelll, in the course of asking
Flora MacDonald about her
possible bid to lead the federal
Tories, stepped a long way over
the line that separates the
decent from the indecent in

“ho. right to privacy; and mere
‘act of becoming famous renders
him defenceless against anyone
who wants to write or talk
publicly about the most: inti-
mate details of his life.

In Canada this isn't so—not
yet, anyway. Canadian journal-
ists and TV people work on a
simple rule, whether they arti:
culate it or, not..The rule js: let
the subject decide, justihow—
‘much privacy he or she wants
to retain. Let the publle man or
woman draw the lines.

Ifa Canadian politician or

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He first tried to clear

you are a candidate you are
going to be subjected toa
scrutiny that's going to be
more and more intense. Flora,
MacDonald. She's never mar-
ried. Why not?"
Nowitisn simple axiom of
civilization. that .a:man‘-riever:
asks) a. woman why she.isn't
married, (For one reason, the
explariation may be tragic. For
another, it’s never any.of your

ines.

Certainly the question has
nothing to do with a political
candidacy. And even if an
Interviewer were so insensitive
that he might have asked it in,
say, 1965, then‘surely by 1975

+ he should have ‘sensed some-

thing in the air that suggested

« tohim that professional women

now wish to be judged on issues
other. than marital status.

Flora MacDonald replied,
courteously, that she had never
been asked to marry. But
clearly she was taken abate:
“Why have I/ never’ married
You're serious?”

MeNeill indicated he was,
80 she said something about
always being too involved in
other. things. 4

feNeill pressed on. “But
to any the double standard
again..." He referred to the fact
that people didn’t worry about
Pierre Trudeau's private life

MEETING

THE BLUEBERRY CREEK IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Annual Meeting to be held ot

“Blueberry Creek School
Thursday, April 10 — 7:30 p.m,

Agenda:

ecelve reports and elect one Trustee

To
to fill a vacency.

Furniture

“BIG

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when he was unmarried but =
woman was different,

“What are they going to
way about Flora MacDonald?
What are your

Ms, MacDonald must ie
thought, several times: during’
that little drama, of the cele-
brated Dalton Camp column in

with men? Do you have af-
faira?”

‘That was the point, surely,
‘at which Ms. MacDonald should
have ended the interview and
called in her nearest ‘male
relative—instructing him to
bring along his horsewhip, But
by 1976 even Flora’ MacDonald
has been brainwashed by the
‘TV cameras, The show must go
on. So' she: replied, again
courteous!’, that some things

were private.

Still McNeill. pressed ‘on,
“But those questions are going
to be asked,” he said.

She replied: “Well, I'm not
sure they're going to be an-
swered.” She let him retain his
thin pretense of not-really-
asking, along with what re-
mained of his dignity,

The Question of Raising Cain

which Camp that
politics was no place fora
woman, Dalton Camp clearly
knows, better than his feminiat
enemies, something about what
actually happens to people who
go into public Iife,

But the point is not simply
that’ Ms, MacDonald's. privacy
was violated. The point [a that
MeNeill and his director and his.
producer (the interview was
prerecorded) all took It for
granted that this was a’ natural
and acceptable line of question-
Ing, that hundreds of thousands
of Canadians wanted to see this
done, and that no harm'would.
‘come to the people who did it,

For, the most part,’ they.
were right. There was:no
outery. And Canadian public
life moved ono. step closer to
Americanization.

Conscience and Comment

Fleeting Feet

By Rev, K. Neill Foster
The television

‘There are endless linea of
refugees. Many of them are
hurting, hungering bleeding,
dying, But they are all afraid.
So they run to Pnom Penh and
Saigon.

Surely the refugees must
know there will be vo, escape,—
not even in Saigon, Apart from
providential intervention these
countries will surely topple Into
the Communist orbit.) But still
the people run.

‘And. one cannot help but
notice the. direction. :

If the Marxist propaganda
were true, the Vietnamese
would be rushing northward to
the “Worker's Paradise”, to the
“Socialist People's Republic’,

But not so. Fleeing feet tell >
another slory. Freedom, no

z ten in in.

is caused by one of three
the but I haven't time to
see’a doctor because I have

to write So.
don't be surprised if it
breaks off in the middle.

But
eae reader. iC ach hurts
when I cough, ‘laugh, blow
my nose or take a’ deep
breath.
bly it's a heart
attack, which seems to be
the current fad among my
peers these ays. Lhope t's
not, because I dislike chas-
ing after ee trends,
‘On the other hand, it may
be an attack of pleurisy. 1
have a cough Uke a lion, and .
am: spewing oysters into

tissues, teilet paper andthe ©

snow, devending on when
the fit siikes me,

Ashicd possibility is that I
“twisted a muscle in my chest
yesterday when I [ell-on a
‘ski slope and decided to plow
the Jatt 90 ards. wth my

Seen ete
would: betes sate Houdiat
green will

Personally, Ts subscribe to\

the third ‘theory, mainly
because i makes me seem
like'a clean-living chap, an
econdly because | dow like
the sound of the other two,
Each is a bit fraught,

At any rate, this ominous ~

silly. — little pain
- QUGHI just sneezed) has
made me give serious
thought to a topic that is all
the rage these days —
corporal punishment in out

aeeee most as popular. as
capital punishment for erm

even more
widely discussed, for, while

Sugar and Spice”

who are now school prinet-
als,

‘And in between, 28 usual,
are all the confused, decent
and sensible people like you
and me and the Moderator of
the: Unitied ‘Church of
Canada," who thinks the
strap should be. brought
Both the extreme camps,
of course, are full of erap..In

the first’ group; we ‘have

people who were whipped '
unmercifully. when they

«+ sehiange to “gel: ‘their own:
eRe see)

Se baekeoe

what made them queer ever.

since. bp
Tdespise both groups, and

Bill Smiley

. will ‘stick with ‘the™ great
mass in the middle. Most of
us were’ whipped, at’ one
time or another, but) not
unmerecifully,; and we de-
served every stroke of the |
hairbrush, skelp of the yard-
stick, and. swish’ of the
wwillow-swite!

Te didn’t warp us;-psycho-
logically. or physically.” It
taught us: something about
the society we would be
living’ in—that there are
certain limits, and “if you
transgress them, you take
your li

My mother used to work
over my kid brother and me

rr:

sting like
‘a yardsticl
the bed, anc
wouldn't reach.: It did us no
harm shatever a ana Prob
~ ably saved her sani
The e heothe and 1

Tell a Story

matter’ how fragile or awed,
pulls people toward itself,
In’anolher part of tho
world, 200 Chileans chartered a:
ship, the Navelincore, and
sailed back to thelr homeland.
‘We'll not defend all the deeds of,
the’mllitary junta'in Chile, but
we've’ not read either of a
boatload of cubans going back
to Cuba! Things: just don't

happen that: way.

Still, if biblical prophecy is
to be, bélieved (and wo believe
itis) sonfe day (here will be no
place left to run. For awhile at
least, freedom's lamp of liberty

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or Hong Kong. Moscow! or
Montreal. It comes through
Jesus Christ. “Whom the Son
sels free Is free indeed”.

If only the owners of the
fleeing feat could know that.
freedom, Perhaps then they
wouldn't run so fast.’

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Local Community Arts Council to Hold

Annual. Meeling May 12 af Selkirk College

Committee reports and , schools in School District No. 9,

{plans for the upcoming annual
‘meeting were Included in the

recent monthly meeting of the

Castlegar and District Commu.

nity Arts Councl.

‘The noted Santos Cervelo
has been invited to, come to
Castlegar in September for his
‘one man show entitled “Diary

fof a Madman”, There will be an

‘accompanying workshop.
Also coming to Castlegar is

the well-known Purcell String

Quartet which will be perform-
Ing this’ Tuesday afternoon at
Selkirk College with an evening
concert at the Trail Jr. Second-
ary School ‘auditorium.

, The matinee concert at
Solkirk will be free'to every-
one. All arts council members

‘may ‘obtain free tickets to the
_ evening Trail concert from arts

counell secretary Mrs. Lynda
‘Tho elementary schoo! art
display takes on a bright new
spring in the form of a
Festival tbe held

‘pait it has been held in July

daring KC Days.

“Mra. Carol Couch heads up
the School ‘Arta Festival com-
mittee which includes Mrs.
Polly Corbett, Dave Finster,

Bella

dent involvement as well as the
usual. array ol fore art from all

Kindergarten to Grade 12.
‘A concert featuring pianist
.Dr. Vivienne Rowley and violin-
ist Dr. Don. Mitchell i will be
held in the Trail jecondary.
School Sees tray 29,
th performers

are
sidents on the ataff of Selkirk |

Response to Federation of
Canadian (B.C,) Artists travel-
lng workshop series indicates
that interest Hes in painting,
drawing and clay modelling.
Workshops will be requested in
that order of prefe

workshops inatructed by’ pro-
fessional artists or graduate
student: artists at a’ very
minimum ‘cost to [pants,

‘Announcements will be
made later’ for Sit teat of
workshop and dates.

Another learning: opportu:
nity presents itself when Mrs.
Margaret Letts conducts
two-evening workshop April
and 80. Margaret {formerly
Knight) will include composi-
tlon, abstraction, preparation of
canvas and general art informa-
tion in her program.

‘With asaiatance from the’

Interim Arts Board, the federa-
tion will be touring the
province with a number of,

Natura! Family
Planning Topic
Of Tues. Meeting

“Serena is the name of the
natural family planning associ-
ation established in Canada‘in
1955. With the assistance of a
federal grant the association
has been educating couples
about the symtothermal meth-
od of family planning by ‘using
couple teaching teams, _

One of these teams, Mr.’

and Mrs. Bert Iannone ‘of.
‘Richmond, will conduct the

sessions in Castlegar.
Because natural family
~planning has to involve the
couple it is strongly recom-
husband and

The’ meeting ts. open to
anyone who wishes to attend
from any denomination, ‘The
Serena meeting will be held 8
p.m,’ this “Tuesday ‘at | St.
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The, words “pedestrian
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to Instill passion or exeltement
among Canadians. Certainly,
such debates as to wear or not,
to wear seat belts or to travel

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‘A ni omisating committee,
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prepare a slate of nominees for.
vacant executive positions.

Local artists are reminded
to prepare for the art exhibit
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arts council which will be held
in the Hi Arrow Arms banquet
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1” Palntings in any medium,
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PURINA 1.29

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