PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Wednesday, August 31, 1977

LIBRAR Y NEWS

August - preserving time

By ELAINE PERRY

. August is the month to fill
the larder. with home
preserves. If you need
suggestions, come to the
library for books on dif:
ferent methods of preser-
ving | the fruits, v vagetables
fish you labor to grow

and catch. Home Preser-
ving Made Easy praises the

including seafoods. - The
authors of Dry It, You'll
Like It favour drying as a
method of preserving food
and the book includes plans
for building your own

‘dehydrator. Smoke-curing is

described in the Home Book
of Smoke-Cooking Meat
Fish and Game. In-
structions for building
temporary or permanent

For those with deep
freezes, Deep-Freeze Sense

explains the rules of suc-
cessful freezing.

The display case this
month features canning and

Chaucer's day.
teresting and human story,
the book is much more than
a scholarly study. Majesty
by Robert Lacey - the
bestselling biography of

An in--

economy and nutritionally
sound methods of pickling,
smoking, canning, and
drying all types of foods

helpful to
havin

trips this summer.

smoke gvens might be
those who are
bountiful fishing

Elizabeth

preserving - come to the
library for ideas and * Journey -the ttt
suggestions for your of Yehudi Menuhin eandidly
summer preserving. recreates the great

New Biographies in the violinist’s life story. |
Library: The Life and Talkingto elf, a memeir
Times of Chaucer by by Studs Terkel tells a story

novelist John Gardner

recreates the feel of twenties to the present.

NEW SERIES
Comedian Richard Pryor —

. tests his talents - on TV.

LOS ANGELES AP - Comic-actor Richard Pryor is
Steak it big-acclaimed for his acting in Car-Wash, Silver
Strea and Greased Lightning - he has signed for a new

comedy-variety series this fall.

Neroweres, the one-hour series, which begins two weeks
from today, could end Oct. 25 even it if gives ABC TV's
hit Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley a close run for
the ratings.

The reason: the unpredictable Pryor has received
NBC’s permission to reduce the number of shows he'll
do by half.

He was going to do 10. Now the number is five, and he
can decide after that if he wants to continue the series or
shift to‘a specials - only format, said John McMahon,
NBC’s programs chief here.

“T guess he's not.sure of how consistently he wants to
do television - as a series, a series of specials or
whatever,” McMahon said.

“T have a feeling that if he has a pleasant-experience
doing a weekly show he may continue on. On the other
hand, hem may decide he wants to stop and just do specials

r

NEC's plan for Pryor originally 3 set next Tuesday fora
repeat broadcast of his first N -May 5
followed on Sept. 13 by the remiers of his 1 first-run ef-
for

Now, he'll just leap into the new season Sept. 18, op-

of our world, from the.

HERALD

lifestyles

posed that night by a one-! "hour Happy Days prenifere on’
ABC and prize fights on C

wee more new Pryor chews will air Sept. 20 and 27, -

"no Show set for Oct, 4
because of a pre-emption for baseball playoffs.

The repeat of the comedian’s May show will air Oct. 11,
and the last of his current batch of new shows will be, seen
Oct. 18 and 25, the network said.

Facing ABC’s two hottest comedies might make any
star wonder if he really wants a series, But McMahon
says Pryor didn’t © Fonzie fear as a reason for wanting
to make fewer shows, — .

“No, I can tell you that never came up at all,” the
executive said,

Nor, he added, did Pryor cite new movie jobs as a
reason for wanting to reduce his television workload.

’ “I think he’s just a little apprehensive about series

television and just wants to test the waters first,’ ”Mec-

Mahon sai id.

Oddities
in the
news

NEW YORK AP - A.

_ middle-aged man with

eclectic reading taste and

sticky fingers brought
public library officials to
their knees Monday as they
sorted through 7,000
volumes valued at $100,000
he had stashed in his
apartment.

Inspectors from New
York City and Queens
borough public libraries
picked their way delicately
through wall-to-wall books
stacked in the back bedroom
of the Queens apartment
abandoned three months
ago by Caio D’Aurelio.

“It look like they've all
been stolen,” said Cecil
Greenidge, a Queens library
inspector. Some of the
books were stamped with
brary logos as distant as
Florida State University in
‘Tallahassee, but most were
from libraries here.

“Now we can’t be sure
this guy stole these books,
but somebody sure did,”
Greenidge said. Authoritles
at first had thought the
books had been checked out
and-never returned,

D’Aurelio rented

_ apartment for 10 years, said
Armando Arias, the building
superintendent. About two
years ago, he stopped living

the apartment, and three
months ago he stop ed
paying his monthly
rent. No one has seen im
since,

At 10 cents a day,
D'Aurelio’s overdue charge
in New York City for all
7,000 volumes would amount
to $700 dail y.

MOOSEVJAW, Sask. CP - It
might soon be legal to walk
down either side of the side-

walks in thls community.

WA proposed new trafilc
bylaw does away with a
former law which states
‘nedestrians shall,
whenever practical, move
on the right side of
sidewalks: or crosswaiks,”’

When the bylaw was in-
troduced in the late 1960s,
one resident invented a
helmet with turn signals for
pedestrian to wear,

A police spokesman said —

he could not recall anyone
ever being taken to court for
walking on the left of the
sidewalk.

the.

Children’s sitting habits
can be taken in stride

KELOWNA, B.C. CP -
How children sit can affect
the way they walk,. foot

specialist Dr. J. V. Ganley
an Philadelphia told a
medical convention.

Elvis Prayer

.LOS ANGELES ‘AP - A
television evangelist who

spoke at Elvis Presi¢y's
funeral said he and the
singer wept and prayed
together at a Las Vegas
hotel and Elvis said:
“Christ is gonna come real
soon, isn’t

Rev. Rex Humbard, who
preaches to millions of TV

viewers around the world,|

said in an interview Monday:
that he was summoned by
Presley last December, just
before Christnias.
Humbard said he and his
wife went to the rock 'n roll
star’s dressing room at the
Las Vegas Hilton Hotel.
said Presley greeted thems
with words of praise for the

TV show, saying he was an

avid viewer.

“Then, he sort of paused,
staring off into space,”
Humbard — recalled.
“Suddenly, he turned

around and motioned us to

follow him. We went intoa *

very small room, like ‘a
closet, and he pulled the
oor,

After Elvis had spoken of

the Bible for some time, the
evangelist sald:
reached over and took both
his hands in mine and I said,
‘Elvis, right now, I want to
pray for you.”

‘He said, ‘Please do,’ and
he started weeping. He just
emotionally shook and
trembled. All of us in the
room were weeping, ;

Full

“Tr just

range

He. said ligaments. are
pulled and leg and ankle
bones misaligned when
children sit in the following
positions habitually:

- sitting back on, eankles
from a kneeling position,
keeping the knees in front;

- the same position except
buttocks are on the floor and
shins and feet splayed
outwards on either side.

- sitting on a chair with.
one leg. doubled under to
ralee the child higher on the

Misalignment of the leg

‘British Columbia Medical

hones can lead to flat feet,» i

Ganley told the ‘joint’ ”
scientific session ‘of the

Association’s section of

‘general practice and the

B.C. champter of the
College of Family
Physicians of Canada.

He said it is wrong to
adopt the. traditional idea
that babies and young
children usually grow out of
foot or leg problems. Most
problems occur from bad
foot positions of the fetus
before birth

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