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New releases from Bear Grass Press

Bear Grass Press in Robson has ven tured into the realm of children’s fic tion this fall, The Mouse Who Wanted to Fly, by local author Katherine Knight, is illustrated in two colors by Christine Moyer

Because Knight has a love of native American. mythology, she the Great Basin Medicine Wheel as the background for her releasesays. Her main character, Little Mouse, and wants to learn to fly too. Her sear ch for someone to teach her 10 fly takes her on an adventure through the four directions on the medicine wheel

The Mouse Who Wanted to Fly is also translated into-French by Eliane Miros and Doukhobor Russian by Voykin. A great stuffer for children of all ages. It is

used story, a news

sees a bird circling in the sky

Leonard stocking availble through local book stores and gift shops for $4.95 or from Bear Grass Press in Robson.

Meanwhile, the second and third volumes of Leonard Howe's series of books tinences are new this fall from Purse and Pocket Press

A Collection of Nost

collection ofshort stories

entitled Drolleries_ and Imper

the assumption that while a situation

might be improbable, it is not im possible. Many of the stories are em bellishments of Howe ces. Itis illustrated by Howe and Gor don Seward. At 256 pages it sells for

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5 own experien

Limbs of a Dismembered Poet will be available in November Howe shows the truth in many situation pokes fun at **governmenters,”” take the reader on a journey through lite, laments on loves and laughs at the world around him, the release says

Unlike many modern poets, Howe poetry is light and understandable. His poems are highly readable and often funny. Limbs of a Dismembered Poet is 112 pages and sells for $9.50.

Howe is a local author, now retired,

d lives in South Slocan, He expect

the remaining volumes of the series to be available in 1990. Both books are

available through local book or gift

Ned Beatty is no Hollywood fake

EDMONTON (CP) — Actor Ned Beatty may be wan dering around the film set in dark sunglasses, but he's no hoity-toity Yankee movie star

The sunglasses? Simple, it’s a bright afternoon, And this isn’t some fake cardboard Hollywood set, turn-of-the-century street in historic Fort Edmonton:

it's a quiet

Hey how many American showbiz types drop names like “National Film Board’? or “provincial arts council?

I'm’ very fond of Canada," explains Beatty, who made his name in the movie Deliverance

Beatty’s in Edmonton playing Sir William Cornelius Van Horne of Canadian Pacific Railway fame in Tom Alne, a TV-movie ¢o-produced by Toronto's Atlantis Films Ltd. and Edmonton's Great North Productions

It also stars Nick Mancuso (Stingray) as Mountie Sam Stcele and 16-year-old Noam Zylberman (The Outside Chance of Maximilian Glick) as the fictional title character Tom, a boy who travels actoss Canada in search of his father

11's one of those half-history, half-fantasy movies ap: parently inspired by. the famous photograph of the last spike on the CPR

what if that young lad in the

background ‘was there because of some fabulous adven ture? az Beatty says it’s the kind of story at which Canadian

film-makers excel. He really means it, too — he considers our govermment-sepported Movie industry superior Lo The American studio-dominated system

That opinion is likely to set him apart from the majority of his colleagues in Los Angeles, where he lives. After all, this is

the actor who made his first big splash as the victim of a

But Beatty is used to being the odd man out brutal rape in Deliverance — a role that would have sent

most image-conscious thespians running for the macho

safety of an aftershave commercial.

He surely knew from the beginning he was destined for

character parts — he’s bald, squinty-eyed, and hay that kind of n politicians or corrupt preachers. Beatty's’ skill is in twisting

ation for

V-neck fat that gets actors type-case as sinister

the stereotype; in 1976 he won an Oscar nor playing an evangelical corporate tycoon in Network

Confining an actor’s scope is one thing, but Kentucky born Beatty abhors the narrow light film-makers have shone on his Appalachian brethren, They're either the Dukes of Hazzard or the Beverly Hillbillies or, he admits a little ruefully, the grinning, banjo-plucking morons in Deliverance

FIGHTS IMAGE

One-way he’s combatting that image is through his government-subsidized Ky. It started back in

long-time involvement with a@ media co-operative in Whitesburg the early 1970s to support independent and novice film: makers in the state, He recently acted in a short drama produced there about the values southern men pass.on to their sons.

A tess:successful project was a premise he developed alled My Old Kentucky Co-op. “The idea was there was this dying town in the moun.

fora television series ¢

“Four or five people got which

tains of Kentucky," he explains Together amd started doing

would allow the town to remain there and thrive.’

vomething Together

Beatty’s character would have been a blustery old coot

who has real trouble getting through a sentence without swearing. When he’s approached to join the group, he puf fs out his chest and warns: “Well, I'l tell you one thing — if we call this a co-operative, people around here are gonna call us Co-omunists

The problem was that network executives were worried the show promoted socialism I can’t help but think the

“It didn’t fly,’ he says.

politics weren't right

Versatile Glenn Close

back as an

LOS ANGELES (AP) — After two Academy Award-nominated por trayals of vindictive women, versatile Glenn Close returns in another guise: a a married woman seeking to adopt the baby of an unwed teenager

Immediate Family is the apt titlegof tion protagonist

Merteuil in Dangerous Liaisons. In both films she wreaked dire revenge on men who had spurned her doesn’t consider the women evil “A tragic victim

is her assessment of the Fatal Attrac

think

80s woman

almost characterless when I’m put in that kind of position. | don’t know how to promote myself. Because I’m would not be playing horrible, limbo

but she an actor, | out of control myself. It's a strange, situation

And | don’t think people really

ultimately the knew what to do with me. I'd been

November 10, 1989 Castlegar News BS

Skarbo and Brenda Howel 101 —_ Shannon Johnson, Anna Knudsgoard, Jean Holden and Judy Pollard, program instructor.

, Susan Jensen, Tammy Hage! -(Pfont cow, trom lott) Commerion &

Marija Vrane ie

ANN ARBOR, Prehistoric humans may have raided the nearest pond when they got g for leftover mastodon.

Daniel Fisher of the University of Michigan said evidence he’s uncovered Years ago.

hanker

ai a pond in south-central Michigan indicates prehistoric humans would make a bag from part of a mastodon’s digestive tract and fill it with sand and gravel, making ananchor for the meat

“This is the first physical evidence

documenting times,” he said

Fisher presented the results of hi

Selkirk staff

its use in

work to a meeting of the Geological ‘a in St. Louis, Mo.

Mich, (AP) Society of Ameri a onWednesday The Heisler site contains remains of a mastodon which died about’ 11,000 The remains are in cluster

some of which are surrounded by gravel and sand ‘Our working hypothesis is that the killed some distance Fisher said. “Hun

ters would have quickly butchered the

mastodon wa’

from the pond,

prehistoric animal into manageable sections of bone

Large portion meat and

fat were then apparently carried to the

ratify contract

Selkirk Colle; nment Employees Union, have signed a two-year contract after staff ratified the collective agreement by a.74 per cent margin, a news release

Ghitta Lejeune, consultant and lecturer, will make two presentations in Castlegar next week

Lejeune, will be the special guest attheCastlegar be Christian Women’s Club meeting on Thursday. She will also present a designer Saturday

She will present the special feature and will also be the guest speaker at the

Thursday night meeting, which begins

Reservations are necessary her Lejeune will show women how to coordinate colors and

Style expert here

model, designer, personality. at a workshop at the San- dman Inn a resident of Penticton, served necessary showcase workshop on like Coco CHanel, J. Heim, and Dior movies and fashion around the world German government, model,

7:30 p.m, at the Fireside Place own educational school and

accessories to

Forest Wardens

balance and harmonize the body and

The four-hour workshop ins at 9 a.m. and refreshments will Pre-registration is

Lejeune was a former model and designer in Paris. with couture houses

She has been involved in television, presentations Sponsored by the she developed beauty and trained thousands of women for corporate or

says

an_ increase

development time, and a pension pur

chase provision

private needs throughout Europe, a news release says At present she has an active career as The an interior designer, consultant, manufacturer and designer of her own one-of-a-kind fashion accessories line For the past 20 years she has been,

and still is, a keynote speaker for

College.

in an efficient

testimonies, lecturer and expert in ner,”’ fashion and

demonstrations and

analysis,

special

personality shows, agreed, features, the release says

She specializesin teaching programs for sales and staff training, convention break-out programs, seniors, disabled and career-women workshops

A woman over 40, of German origin, she is committed to Christianity, her family, her children and business, the release adds

foster from the be;

adds.

Highlights of the contract, was ratified Nov. |,

creases of 14 per cent over two years

negotiation Barry Jackson, and employee

**The negotiations and harmonious man: Jackson says in the release Local $7 chairman saying, “ impasses in this round of bargaining. There was conciliation on both sides an consequently we were able to come to erms rather quickly.”

The union ratification vote was con ducted by mail after a memorandum of agreement Was signed by negotiators

“We established a good rapport nning,”* the release, commending the union on

nd the B.C their efforts to settle quickly and

Local $7

Gover amicably

We maintained a positive at mosphere throughout negotiations,”

he said

which

include wage in

course/ professional

process pleased director of personnel relations for Selkirk

were carried out

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adoption, explained

pote Pee Rel | They are about forest ecology as well as the role release says. Natural,

Dangerous

Ldon’t think it is, Whenever | ap-’ five Academy nominations To start a club in this community Garp, The Big Chill, The - Fatal Attraction and Liaisons

She kids about the fact that she has

Instead of their being a big mystery glginies that forests play in our economy, a

about who the parents are and where proach a role, there always has to be a news celedsisave adult leaders and interested parents are

place where | can identify with her needed. To find out more about the

and basically lovethem."

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Close gives dimension to her role as the barren Linda Spector in Immediate What helped with Barbara

she said, ‘‘was its

The leaders teach important outdoor and leadership skills. Manuals are can attend a slide available for both the leaders and the Room 107 at Stanley Humphries of secondary school at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 14

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