CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 23, 1933

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Zeeks Conor Islands. 4 night London Chevy Chase, newly famous
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aocont 155 599 on. on television's Saturday
Night Live, arrived in 1977
OR MORE INFORMATION with the promise of becoming
Call Marj or a bright new film star.
MAPLE LEAF TRAVEL Ltd. Five years “ad ‘six movies
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ise still seems to be on hold.
Historically, that’s not un-

usual. Cary Grant was a

HOLLYWOOD. (AP) —-

sleek-haired leading man be-
fore finding his niche, ‘Burt

Reynolds was a star of‘a

failed televgion series. But
today’s movie industry deals’
in instant success or instant’
failure: Chaso lands some-
where inbetween. |’

“I'm not concerned,” he

Art show

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Trail,

planned —

by the Visual Arts ‘depart:
ment at David Thompson

forms in two distinct ‘exhi-
bitions.

The first éxhibition which
opens in the DTUC gallery.”
Monday at 8 p.m. includes
works by Al ain and ‘Barb
, Brooks, ceramics depart-
ment; Ric Gomez and Jed
Irwin, painting department;
Derek Knight, art history;
Gordon Mackie, graphic de-

sign;.and 1 Sallyann Kopecky,

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Jeremy A and Ron
Woodward, photography de-
; partment. The show con-
tinues until Feb. 1. :
On Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. the
second half of the faculty
show covers works by John

Sorenson, sculpture depart-
ment; Nick Wade and Miecio
* Zmur, printmaking; Barbara
Spohr and.Ernie Underhill, .
gallery; Anne Farrell-Webb
and Susan Taves, fibre de-
partment; ‘and Steve Kresta,
graphic arte. The show con-
‘cludes on Feb. 11. .-
Gallery. hours are Monday,
"Tuesday, Thursday and Fri-
day from noon - 4 p.m. and

_ hamlapiea is free.

‘The 1988 faculty art ‘show.

University Contre is featur- Fri
ing several different. art .

Barton, creative woodwork--
+ ing; Dennis Evans and Sven

says. “I'm working at a ob
that’s fun, and I think I'm
getting better ‘at it; My per-
sonality seems to have,stt in
with people, and they ‘like
that.'They enjoy knowing
what to expect. I have no
fears of

Chase's new ; seriousness:
may be due to, his first-time.
fatherhood.’ His’ wife;. Jayni,,
gave’ birth: to: a” baby, ‘girl,,
Cydnoy. Cathalene, ef
Or, it could be that he te
to ovaluate hls work as 8

‘Chase believes ho has his

~ “best shots in| two new films,
,| He recently’ completed a part
: in-National ‘Lampoon's Vac-

ation as ‘a family man facing

* the perils of a crose-country.

trip. He is now filming The

Deal of tho.Century, a com-

edy-drama ‘about dark’ deal-

ings “in™ international’ wea-

“pons, directed by” Wie ° sale
Friedkin.

Chevy Chase at 89 seems’
raore sober than when he ar-
rived to costar with Goldie
Hawn in Foul Play.'He has
been through ‘it all: failed
movies, bad notices’ (“crities

always say, ‘Chevy Chase’

mugs his way through an-
‘other movie’ "), a wrecked
marriage, a libel suit by Cary
“Grant over remarks on a Tv
talk show.

PUBLIC INVITED .

“WANTS MORE CONTROL *

Chase sald he is “tired ‘of
making pietures with two or
three gags.” His solution is to.
have more’ control ‘over! his,

Machine ‘and \The. Smothers

brothers Show, mostly asa!

writer:

He. ‘performed on the Na
)tlonal: Lampoon Radio, ‘Hour
with the late JohnBelushi,
Gilda Radner, Bill ‘Murray:
and Dan Aykroyd. All gradu.
‘vated:.to’ Saturday ‘Night,
where Chase proved a. sen:
‘ation with his pratfalis ‘and:
(deadpan reading of the news.

- Chase’ - preceded.’ Belushi

‘ and: his * fellow-players °. to

“Tve had consultation.
rights on the last two films,
and ‘that's going: to: be je.
Logs for’ the: future,”

. “Tve always { thrown as
two cents in, but ‘now I'll be
in the contract.”

He seemed the most
a of comics — ‘the tall,

good-looking,’ son’ of well-to
-do New York’ parents, and a
graduate of Bard College.
’ “I always ‘enjoyed making”
people laugh,” he says...

His talent led him to Mad:
magazine,” off-Broadway re--
vues, the National Lampoon, .
The Great ‘American Dream

films, leaving Saturday Night
‘after, one season. <..,

sresiage he wasn't pre-:

"pared: for, the pressures ‘of
“Hollywood stardom, but i
has. learned. , °\"!*.

oT didn’t; come ‘out here,

ith any, direction, in: mind,”
he said. “Being a movie actor
was never & major desire of
inine, but:I find 'T. enjoy. it,
Like everyone else, I like the
‘affection ‘and’ the, attention,
as well as the feeling. of -ac-
complishment.,; The: ;main
thing I've learned is how to,
‘separate . the fantasy ; part.
‘from ema

DTUC holds Wades

Two events will enable the tration is limited to 20 par- ‘in Toronto in‘1975, ‘His work

public to be involved ‘in the

ticipants and should be made -

Wednesday from $:- 10 ‘p.m.:

{Ae use of color. as it ‘affects.

visit ‘of B.C. ceramics scul- by calling 852-2241, local 76.
ptor James Thornsbury Thornsbury «divides his
when he comes to David. time between his. studio on
Thompson University Centre Hornby Island, where kc
on Friday and Saturday, Jan. lives, ‘and. the University of
28 and 29, Saskatchewan where he
. On’ Friday, Jan. ‘98 at 11. taught from 1070 to 1979. He
a.m. aslide presentation will has a BA in art education
take place-in Patenaude Halt ‘from Western Washington
Room 310 entitled “James” State.College and an MA in
Thornsbury — his life, his pottery from Central Wash-

work.” Admission is free. ington State College.
A “hands. on” workshop" Recent. exhibitions © have

- will be held on Saturday from
9 a.m. - noon and 1-4 p.m. in

has been’ shown across North
America’ and is: represented
in the permanent collections
of the’ National ‘Museum “of
Modern Art In Kyoto, Japan,
an well as Canadian univer:
sities. :

Training
for
- business. .

An innovative’ $120, 000 job
training ‘program for small’
business entreprenours.. has

‘AP] “ Bae L.
‘ela te "In addition thre ia dn Fantasy" at the Pot-
will be'a slide presentation on tery Gallery fn V

bags anosunead bythe, Gab

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He received the - “Best
Avant Garde Award” at the*

ference Room ot ti
maiion 365-2104 or

held at
Kootenay Power, Trail,

. RETIREMENT DINNER
Honoring Pat Haley from West Kootency Ps rows evil be.

the Fireside Place, Castlegar on Sai
Fy 30 p.m. Tickets $11. per Been | rom R. Ww. “King: Vest
ecahcah 3/5

There is. a fee for the Canadian National Exhibition
Regis-

Calling”
all writers

CASTIEGARSINGLES CLUB. can.
Monthly cas meeting Wed., Feb, 2 at 7:30 p. The ” Castlegar Writers’
he Arena Complex. For mo

or 365-8236)

. Guild is ‘sponsoring a short
story contest for students. ”-
Due date is March 4 and
students in grades 6 and
funder, grades? to9, and high
school students in grades 10

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Six short, intetsige" train-
focusing...on
home service and, mainten-

ance have been developed by»

the Pacific Vocational Insti-
tate for the Ministry of Edu-
~cation and will be presented
on the Knowledge" Network
this year. a

The TV courses will em-

ploy printed’ program guides -

and half-hour video modules
to, instruct

( ‘aonieiiadl (CP) : — By dike ‘Canada's ‘pirat
“World War air ace may not have been the complete hero

people think he was, but;that doesn’t really matter, says
the ‘director ‘of ‘a soon-to-be released movie about the
‘engimiatic pilot. /

“Heroos ‘aren't fragile people and. we don't need to
“treat them'like. that,”'says Paul Cowan,. producer and:
:director of the Nati ‘iim Board production, The Kid
Who Couldn't Miss. i
ith having shot, down 72, enemy.

r listening.to tapes of Bishop's
) fellow 5 Pp its that, there was iever official confirmation for.
“kills.” ”

Cross,

‘Other survivors eke ‘Cécin talked ¢

, before a camera to talk about the ace‘ who made Canada

“proud: “They. refused to say anything to glorify Bishop,

“hut .at the same tine, pith ee they may. have ‘felt he’

‘cutting | back and ‘forth from’ ‘archival fostage ‘and shots
filmed during’: the 'm

ably be released ‘in: Mo
'Mareh'and has been screened in Los Angeles to make it
eligible: for.an Oscar nomination’ in February. Cowan's
“:film about‘ the 1978 C Games in
was up ‘for. the best documentary, feature in 1980

‘The.
less-thany glorious’ side to’ ishop.

“He was thrown ‘ out.of the Royal Military’ College in
- Kingston, Ont., in 1914 for ‘cheating in’ his. final ‘exams.
-And | Bishop apparently. wasn’ 't much of 2 pilot eithe!
he was a very accurate and deadly shooter...

“He was a lone wolf ‘who refused to fly in formation
with the other pilots and he was a terrible commanding
officer,” ‘says Cowan, “He didn't want to” lead, he Just
wanted to be alone.”

“ROYALTY

‘A’ loner in’ the’ air, ‘he . nonetheless enjoyed
company of English aristocracy says Cowan. “He made.
lot of; friends amongst’ royalty.: His rude Canadian
‘exterior pleased ‘them and he was fun’to be-with."»

22) After rubbing’ shoulders with high society there for
while after the war, he‘returned to Canada where’ he
settled down with Mai Burden, the

jof department store magnate Timothy, Eaton: He married
cher. in 1917 while’ on leaye. ”.

: war rolled around, this time in the rale of a Sesand World
fame helped inspire’ young: Spitfire pilots... : x

- His work earned him the title of Air Mars! i
Royal Canadian Air Ferce but Bishop's’ love of the party
life also. earned him:a’ drinking problem. -

» Bishop died in 1956, ‘and: he was. given. ‘a. ‘hero's

was married 39.years earlier. .

Cowan says he did the film because he ‘nas fascinated
by Bishop, and some people from ‘the defence. estab-
lishment resented him showing a hero in unfavorable
light, ze

But oe think in many ‘ways Bishop would have boca

‘from old movies to scenes from ‘Billy Bishop Goes'to War,
foal ;

funeral at Timothy Eaton Church in Toronte, ‘where ne a

in réof Non

Proud,” says Cowan...

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roofing, turf and lawn main-
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and swimming pool mainten: :

ance.

Students will- also have
telephone access to qualified.
“tutors at the: Pacific Voca-
‘tional Institute’ and. various

‘Home video.
‘recorders ‘illegal? -

lot » TI
daitional words or are 12¢ each. Boldfaced words
(which ust be. ited, for headings) ccunt os two words,
no extra irge for a second consecutive: inser-

“for Wodnesd ‘spol
the Costlegar | News at/197.

~ community. colleges through-

“out the province. : n

Comnienting ‘on the’ prov-

The stories may be written ince-wide training’ program,
about. any topic but they Deputy Minister of Educa-
should: ‘not exceed three’ tion Jim Carter said, “These
double spaced, typewritten courses exemplify: the value
pages. Entries should be of distance education tech-
mailed to Short Story Con- nology. and -will provide
4th Ave. knowledge to large numbers

: of: persons: who can create
their own employment. with

WASHINGTON (AP) —

The U.8.. Supreme. Court, ,

soon to decide whether mil.
lions: of Americans are. ille-
gally taping television shows,
was told that makers of home
video’ recorders. “have. in-
fected this country with the
knowledge that: causes copy-
sight infringement.” foe

‘Stephen Kreft, a, Beverly

Hills, Calif., lawyer for two

very little i
The six telecourses will be
beamed via the Knowledge
Network to 110 B.C. com-
munities. 'The courses will
+ also .be packaged for use in
whole or in part by colleges
and institutes as on-campus
training programs.

panies locked: in a_ billion-
dollar dispute with the Sony
Corp., contended that almost
all home - use of . video re-
corders Violates federal copy:
right laws.”
And, Kroft said, Sony a

other makers of the popular

4 movie com-:

machines. must be held lig
ally responsible. for such
armehair piracy.) |”

“But: Sony’ lawyer. ‘Dean
Dunlavey urged the justices
to rule that the taping” ofa
favorite TV program | or tel-
evised movie is a legal “fair
use” of copyrighted mater-~
igls.

The justices must, decide
whether a: federal” ‘appeals
court was right in ruling that
video recorder manufactur-

ers such ‘as Sony can be

forced to pay continuing ro-

yalties —‘or even made to’

stop selling the, machines —
because more than five mil-

- lion American families al-
3 Toa re viteting Conia
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