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Sitting at the piano in
the parlor and ‘dressed in
a stiff, corseted gown Js
Diane Keaton, who plays
Mrs. Soffel, a very proper

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spotlights and the blue-
jeaned crew milling
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women, there were no-

of bowing to pressure:to

“especially difficult for .

choices. It was a horrible,
oppressive time.’ ,

.In Mrs. Sofft, set in
the ...

added problem ‘of social ‘
injustice caused by the
divisions between ihe’
rich ‘and the pear, she”
says.

Mrs. Soffel is based on.
the true slory of thé
women who scan

Ed Biddle .(Gibeon) and.
his brother (Matthew
Modine) to escape from
her husband's prison. She
also leaves her husband
and children. behind to.

” follow the two into hiding.

All are . eventually

Armstrong found that its,
subject matter’ left . her

‘rock musical,
Starstruck, a project ae
“eouldn't

” that I. really ‘don't cars
Besides, she adds, Nirs,

~. @greement -on’ payment

“As time goes by, Lfind
_ What peopte think of me.”

Soffel is not: a woman’s
film.““It's a movie about

“Ita a ‘movie. about
love’ “and ‘loyalty and
Making a courageous

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Tesidents.
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«PEOPLE

Ringo Starr.

* four.

did not: want-a. clone.

styles.” .

ceremony.

Surgery in

pleted the class.

new Dr. Mackey,

ceremony,” he said.

A life-size bronze statue of the Beatles waa’

- unveiled Thursday on the Liverpool street where

their legend was born, but disappointed fans sald

they could hardly distinguish John Lennon from
Paul McCartney, or George Harrison from -

Mike McCartney, who unveiled the statue, sald
he didn’t recognize the likeness of his brother
Paul. A fan picked out-the McCartney image by
looking for the left-handed guitarist among the

Sam Leach, an early Beatles promoter, called
ita big letdown. “The only one 1 recognized
Ringo, and that is because he was sitting down
and holding a drumatick,"’ he said.

Sculptor John Doubleday said he “particularly
likeness." ,..

“He said the $56,000: sculpture. act to, cap:
'¢ ture the-energy and the dynamiam' ofthe group
as they were in Liverpool, before the ered of
the tidied-up Beatles Image and mop hair-

None of the surviving Beatlea was at the

Cynthia Mackey is In a class by herself.
On June 14, she will be the only graduate of the .
Oklahoma College of Osteopathic Medicine and

When the school switched from a four-year
program to a. three-year program last year,
Mackey lacked only a course in anatomy to meet
her degree requirements. She has since com- .

Dr. John Barson, president of the ‘college, :
Promised to have a graduation ceremony for the

“We won't be renting the Performing Arts
’ Centre like we usually do and we won't have a
brass ensemble, but it will be-a cap-and-gown

“I've gone through a lot to be. a doctor,"
Mackey said. ‘I wouldn’t mind if they had Alan
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Karen McRae, daughter or - Ruby and
Raymond McRae, formerly of . Terrace,
will exchange vows with Marcel: Bouchard
of Vernon on August 4, 1984. Rev. Elmer
Fehr will: officiate at the 11:00 a.m,
ceremony at. the Emmanuel. Baptist
Church in Vernon. Karen graduated from

- Caledonia Senior Secondary school lin 1978,

received a B.A... from Trinfly, ‘Western

“College In Langley In  1982,- énd_ will

complete the teacher training program at
the University of Victorla in June.
(Photo by McRae’s Photo Studlo,

Kelowna)

Shelley Helen ‘McRae received her

dipioma In nursing from Okanagan _
College in graduation ceremonies held in
Kelowna on January 20, 1984. Shelley Is _

“the daughter of Raymond and Ruby

McRae, formerly of Terrace. Shelley
attended school tn Thornblll and
graduated from Caledonia, “Sentor
Secondary school in 1980, Shé'dttended
Trinity Western College In Lahigley for one
year and spent {wo menths at Capernwray
Bible School In Sweden before enrolling in

. the nursing program. Shelley is working at

Penticton General Hospital asa registered

nurse.
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Kelowna) . oO

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TORONTO (CP) — 1 conference . ot
racism isto be eradicated multiculturaliam ‘ip
- more Canadian schools . was.
teachers ‘must-:be hired ° told Thursday, os
from minority groupsand | “Many. teachers were
other teachers | ‘must be ~ trained before. Canadian
taught’. “about: . schools took. ‘on.
nyulticulturalism, - “gq | multicultural . charact-

oe ep gad John Kehoe,

‘who was study | director

for the parliamentary

. Committee on - visible

minorities in” Canadian
society, ©

“The. need t “senaltize

bout

teachers receive a crash
~ course in their atudente’
: eultural- backgrounds,
raciam ‘in the schools,
however ‘subtle, |, will
continue.“to embarrass,
. flunk and discourage the
v powing fumber’ of Im:
migrant children. . ;
. He said schools ‘often
~ have | _ 2) “hidden
curriculum” — a way of

shoe. said one of the
», Midaestions made in the
t parllamen
as w tee'a a i
. fffirmative ‘
“ program to recruit more
‘teachers from minorities
who are familar with the
subtle variations in
culture,

“In Bella: ‘Coola (B.C.),
‘when te school had 2

parents’ night,” he said.
“The next year, it had a
‘native principal and 100
per cent of the. parente
came ‘out, Wer aoe