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‘Lamash yout Ju becsine youre : :

~ HALIFAK (CP) + aes cbieting of a ! woul q \ o
punk philosopher, igyear old who " a straightedge.” of 0 ie oy. General of ‘chndatien’ ‘community. The re
Calls himself Dogbite 4 \ But it can invite trouble. | and: 4 | statement bad’; been. <

: “Churches jaf, Javyoring the © It calls for, an etic to the” Carehilly,. ‘worked aut ‘with:
Soviet. Unidn in what. he ; “supply of arms to opposition ial the chirches concerned, -

o il, up, W. PS Kinsella, no noted Canadian author a and 7 - _
~~ seb affelonailo; how bed is Exhibition Stadium, hone sare caves mmetty warded groupe. from culate, the inl sdb, to hang,

ijtive when one gets close: enough, ae
ded i in the hospital four: times =.

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if [i -. Mohawkhaireut, San i the .: he has]
* [a sweet while much joy the

fF. the’ world: uid
| woes ee Sean oe Facer nn Gaara a So a
‘“Dogbite, who’ took the inamé from a\? <2 had almost everything wrong wih i 1% cold iter ‘Biatiop Alexander Malik“. a’. guarantee -of.'a peace. / Afghanisian.; eee

winds blow in from nearby Lake Ontario in poring and fall,
and the walkways. turn, into. wind tunnels.” Bele
~The seating? © 57.

"He said tte ound a
Pakiaten. and the >be -eareful: ‘to’; adopt-.’a.

yCahada Post: ‘potice | ‘that said “Dogbites

~ ofthe Church of Pakistan \.-settlement by: Russia, the ©
are no fun,” says li¢hopes to open'a youth |. |

‘people a are so 0 forward ag ;
- to look at you,” he says. “And you look-at:: ‘onld: the’ tesolution put’ U.S,

He eae

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* them look. -Biraight - Into” “their eyes, : ‘and.

centre someday with.no alcoho} but a lot df .-

‘The seats along both firat and third baie. are set at neck- ;

‘before the Christian summit -

- People's. Republic of China, ©

-peallstie document that is

‘they keep looking at you: until: they can't video-games and ‘iusic. It ‘would be. as “, Tesday-was one-sided and" “The.” ‘atrocities ~-coth- : capable ..of “changing. the’
“Ee zeae nt pen en ey ean Glace whee Genplé could talk; keep out of _ ffenching angles ana the ees “the weakest possible. «mitted by Soviet troops are situation: in: “Afghanistan,
The punk style harks back to the 'mid:»" ‘trouble and be-tiemselved, «-. = Hew about the het doge? i + Tangusge a. BOL even Aneationed™” aid +: ‘The-detegetes ahould-adopt
19608. British youth made ita movement, a, _ He saidllie felt he could rttetime “The food at: the ice 5 #8 usually “cold, ‘too. yi eS - any; ‘Western: Mallk,:* whose". country- the: resolution; said” Kirill,’ ”
rejection of mainstream pop cultures with “home, go tie left, Now; “I'm. doing what I- - But the frierdl vat or rs tho inor sh ae ‘country: ‘T'm dete the World - shares... a. ‘border with evepi itthey could not accent
"bands auch a's the Sex Pistols, the Defects .. want andall the persecution gives me that ° comings, right? ys make up: or those. m ort hanes of - niche vould ‘Afghanistan: “The Aeating.." it: tly. ce ts. 4 ;
-arid:the Scurn providing the anthems. _ ‘mich more.incentive to keep ondoing it.” "8% ia - have... jamped Jon’ it’ -an of chemical Weapons by the commen ere

; Now, what Bron ding the: a common : But homesickness returns: ‘every now , The ushers: and: security men “have the alienating denounced. it for a similar - Soviet’ «Hoops: : “in. echoed’ ‘by! Metropolttan

element of-the street scene in London; New

York and Toronto Is surfacing in Halifax..
Dogbite works in a clothing store owned:

. by Connie Hall, 26, who says she’s taken, a
self-defence course to fénd off bar-room
eases who think her pink fashion. means

7 and then. |.
: “T-saw my. father -on ‘Spring: ‘Garden

Road oné-day, I hadn’t seen hit for-a

~ month, F felt like running up and hugging

and kissing him and saying, ‘Hi, Dad.’ But

- [knew I couldn’t do it.” |

_ Mentality of high school hall monitors.” °°.
What a vote of. confidence. . _

—_

“education in Wales and a homosexual nightclub in France.
‘They're all part of the new fall-winter lineup on Broad-

Archie Bunker is coming to Broadway this year, 80: are.
shows’ about: Zonker - ‘and'Zorta, tykes and tap-dancing, |

dictlonary,”’”.
general - applause
delegates. In. the plenary -
session, -

~, action in. - the. strongest’: ‘Atghanistad Itseems, is not. Yuvenaly, »
-. possible. language © In the.” tie-coucern of-the WCC,” . delegate: trom’ the: Rosslan — -
“he - sald’ ‘to |
frog. ° Toke to: speak were equally ~ Nickolai. Zverev, a Moscow

But Sovigt delegates who ~

adamant ; the | - wording

._ Teinain intact; In an: im:

Moscow
Orthodox: Chirch, ard Rev.. *.

delegate for the -Union of
‘Evangelical .. Christian

e e's an easy mark, = - ~ Hall and Dogbite like being different, but way, which suffered 9 flurry of flops and ended with an 18.8. nn, ent os, ane speech ooered ae he dof he’ in:

“Ttry toamile alot, especially with older _ in adopting the uniform of punk they are. . per-cent drop in attendance in the 1982-83 season. commenting hes: “Kirill of "the Russien mites that drafted. the’
people — old ladies," she says. They're not striking out entirely alone: ‘At least 16 new shows — 10 ‘musicals, two revivals and prompted the most Orthodox | Church, warned - yegolution’ supported the -
afraid. I smile and _ usually: they amile  Dogbite describes it as fitting in with the . four plays — will debut between now and Jan. 1. ooo tons: “debate et. delegates they ure ame Ruveian stant éaying the
_ back. , ___ Peoplehe chooses while Hall sees it largely Carroll O° Connor, for many years the grouchy Archie of - during the coun vcil’s ip-da critical: - palat in: ce statement was a ‘delicate

Doghite's vem a bet pistol eee egal. look — a‘ch he ‘all In The Family, will make his Broadway debut. in assembly which ends taiay.. development °° of an. compromise ‘for ‘everyone -

’ ’ ‘ 9 00K —a e, Mg e : :
earrings and over-all bearing that implies says, “It’s nice to have change and it’s* Brothers . family drama. Deep divisions 9 ecumenical fellowship. concerned dand should not be :

violence are: meant to turn eyes” and he -

relishes that.

“1 hike shocking people,” he says. “y get, “

-’ areal charge out of that.
“Sure I'm threatening to people — a lot
of people. You'll see them cross the'street

nice to keep up with the times.” _
And | disdain remains for those in|
society's conventional circles: ;
You walk into a bar and everybody's

. wearing. topsiders, alligator. shirts and
_ designer jeans,’ Dogbite Says. “It's like ©

history, but they’ve got theméelves a topnotch.quarterback.
The United States’ Football League took: another step

toward respectability Tuesday when it was announced that
-. Tampa Bay Buecaneera’ quarterback Doug Williams would

leave his National ‘Football League club to join the ex-

Oklahoma Outlaws may not have auch of a football during the two-hour debate

on the resolution which

Conservatives: silent

He -asked ‘them. to put |
aside ‘thelr: “emotions and

©

altered. .

‘in.the end, the assembly
"voted by.a wide margin. to:
“accept it after a Superficial -.

change was made to.clarifz

~ that the “statement” sup. -

‘to avoid you. I'm no threat to anyone. 1 they! re clones."* pansion Outlaws, . am SarToMt, N has watfcd ted a pass the buck Peres ‘a the “ned :

an ds

“the srt are ins six ‘a nn iat will join on the crucial issue of health The federal “Liberals Nations. < * j

CRTC powers. criticized ryt ai ano’ ca erat ae i Reese gamete

p ~ Harvey Kirck and Lioya Robertson; are you listening? Leader Ed Broadbent said aaueere hee a mde which rep t 460 million ;

" ottawa )ep) — The chairman of the companies to. make “annual. Canadian- _- Toronto-born ‘Peter Jennings, who once held down the aia say medicare. and: Provinces in. 1977, Broad... teveninctions re not 4

Canadian Radio-television and content expenditures. - anchor’ desk for CTV News, will succeed the-late Frank *: ‘polities in this country go bent said. The Liberals and binding on the 300 member }

", Telecommiunications Commission saysthe  ‘Melsel said in interview that “the power Reynolds in a new “Single-anchor format. for ABC-TV's - handAin-hand,” he told a the... Conservativés’ . are — churches, but-are meant to §

. ° powers cabinet has to overturn the com- _—=+nas not at alll been abused” by the federal World News Tonight. 7 ‘news — conference. Mr. “equally responsible. -- | serve ag guidelines: ; :

"- gnission’s decisions should be eliminated "government; ' Jennings, 45, had been based i in London and has: filled | in’ M ulroney has a respan: 2 _ Ce tes ‘
- or drastically reduced. - “But I'don’t think ine a democracy you. 8 Washington-based anchor since July 1. Reynolds, whose ‘sibility to -- state’

John Meisel, in one of his - sharpest

criticisms yet of the relationship between .

the CRTC and the federal government,

says ‘veated. interests and. lobbyists" too |
. easily can pressure cabinet ‘ministers to.

revoke CRTC decisions.

The-federal government’s broadcasting .
strategy - Jast March gave cabinet the .

. power to issue binding policy directives:to

the CRTC, although there were lirhitations: .

-on those powers. ’: :
' Since cabinet can direct the commission

on policy matters, he.gays jt. should not.
retain its second authority to.set’ aside ©

CRTC, decisions following appeals by
groups or Individuats.: .

“Such appeals are an invitation tb
- vested interests and lobbyists to converge

on ministers in‘ an effort fo:undo, behind.

closed doors, decisions reached by the

commission and based on public hearings

where interested parties can react. to one.
‘another's ; -arguments openly,” Meisel
says.

“Cabinet direction, and the undisputed

power of the courts to review the com- |

mission's jurisdiction and procedures, are
completely adequate mechanisms: for

. ensuring that’ ;
proper procedures, "
The govérnment has not often-changed
‘CRTC decislons. In the last. year, its’ only

- Buch move has been.to force pay TW

. the regulator follows

" new federal access-to dnformation act. :

"want to- depend cn the. goodwill of any
‘particular group of people in any place at a

particular time, Yoa never know who is
going to be there 10, 20, 30, 40 years from.
now,”

. Meisel has said cabinet should have the
power to rescind only ‘CRTC decisions on

‘the CBC, but ‘his. staterient -today. goes |
. farther in. suggesting that the: review
- mechanism be: abolished.

He also said in -the. report he is ‘“‘con-
cerned” about . disagreement within ‘the

“ commission on :several important issues

during the last year, _.
Although “there is ‘no harm" in com-

'., missioners writing dissenting ‘opinions —
‘attached to- CRTC decisions, Meisel

worries that too many “ténd to blur the,
signals the. commission emits in its

. decisions. ”

‘He said in the ‘report: the commission:

. fanctions “more neatly and clearly if’ we
' speak. with one voice” and said in the in-

terview that he hopes recent. disciissions
within the CRTC - may reduce those

‘disagreements.

Former commissioner John Grace was
the most ‘notable dissenting voice within —

_ the commission, disagreeing with several
_ -Gecisians and criticizing the direction of |
~ the CRTC publicly. Grace quit this year to

become privacy commissioner under the,

~ Museums face dilemma.

CALGARY (CP) — Budget cuts at the

Glenbow Museum are a reflection of a

nationwide dilemma as many of Canada’s
, major museums’ and art galleries face

their toughest financial fight in decades. .
Calgary’ 8 petroleum wealth was largely 7
responsible for a massive expansion at the

‘Glenbow six years ago that saw the 2%
year-old institution move into a modern.
downtown. building.

“But the expansion was still under way

when we were caught up in the recession,”
explained chief curator Hugh Dempsey.

° Panther- — — which - is _ — ,
The Alberta government, feeling the pinch for two months last year but not by choice. nee. . 2.40. a fe
like everyone else, refused the Glenbow’s Spokesman Ray McAllister estimated . Priga | for. release 8:30-5:30 daily . aman Se NTERPRISE
"request. for a-$500,000 increase in the mid-summer renovations to the nearby b Lite. sac ually spoken 7 TERRACE | Lannie
museum's %. S-million operating grant for planetarium, which forced the. museum's. °¥ e 4451 Greig Ave. 638-1166 ro 632-4741 -
1983. . closing, will cost $140,000. _ He. said Niven’s disease
Dempsey said salaries make up almost FACES MORE TROUBLE robbed him of the ability to

three-quartera of the Glenbow's §8.4-

million budget and it will be difficult to

_ avoid layoffs and a reduction in services to
‘reduce an anticipated $400,000 deficit.

Twenty-six employees are to be laid off

Some Canadian institutions have closed

~ for a couple of months while others have

reduced hours, services and staff, Gibb-
Carsley said the recession has’ meant
either a freeze or reduction in government
financing and a drop in donations from -
corporations and individuals,

The London Regional Art Gallery .in
Ontario barely survived taat: winter,
closing’ during . January-February and
reopening in March with only two of three
floors operating,

‘The Vancouver Museum also shut down ;

Thecity cut $90,000 in financing last year
and- McAllistér | isn't - predicting the
museum's chances of staying out of debt in
1983.

"Service cuts rather than staff ‘layoffs

. viral hepatitis July. 19.

oe Gehrig’s diseasé. -

illness kept him off the broadcast since early April, died of

has been selected. as the first woman to head a full U.S.
congregation as‘a rabbi .of the. Conservative branch. of
Judaism.

: Rabbi Beverly Magidson said will assume her new post j in Conservative leader has not:

mid-August as head-of the Congregation Beth Shalom in
Clifton, N. Y¥.,a suburb of # Albany. The congregation has 105
- families.

InApril, Magidson came , within’ four votes of becoming
the first woman to be admitted to the Rabbinical Assembly
_of the Conservative branch of Judaism.

Little. hesitant

NEW. YORK (AP) Sd
Impressionist Rich . Little
says he was hesitant at first,
but. after studying the
‘ Bpeech of David Niven and
using the Englishman's
accent. | constantly,.? he
‘dubbed over much of the
dialogue for the actor in two

life in movies for about a
year by ng it.”

- think that, 7 prolonged his -

| unequivocally where his .

; . ' . party stands on the Issue.”

" Achaplain : at Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, Mo: says she ° with Roy DeMarzh, NDP’
candidate in the Aug. '29

: federal -

“Broadbent, campaigning
“byelection. ‘in
Central Nova, said the

told the public whether his
party would not allow user

‘fees or extra billing,

Broadbent: said his party
is.strongly opposed to both.

“It is sheer hypocrisy” for
~ the federal Liberal party to
blame. "provincial govern-

ments for - undermining
medicare, he said.
“Monique. -~Begin was

being hypocritical when she — .

Pink Panther movies.
Niven died July 29 at age
73 after a losing battle with
amyotrophic | lateral
sclerosis, a neuro- ‘muscular .
disease also known as Lou —

“We didn’t want it known, :

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Little ‘said Tuesday in an
interview on ABC's Good
‘Morning Ameri¢a. “He.
didn't -want the world to :
. know he was really ill.’" -

' Al. -:Newman, — vice-
president for publicity of
-MGM-United.  -, Artists,
confirmed that much of: :
_Niven’s .dialogue in The
Trail ‘of the Pink Panther
and The Curse of the Pink

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- Little wos brought in to
“loop,” or re-record, much
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ys and Tuesdays. Several other to eliminate its deficit last year, said ing for chil ren and adults we...
services have been cut but: the. planned." spokesman. Dani Angel. Salaries have tribute, more than anything Train oy tap d

closing of the library and archives has

been froze» this year and some exhibit -
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“academics. The Royal Ontario: Museum — having ‘Rdwarde >. and also. 6-7 Terrace, B.C. .

They have appealed to ‘the museum and
the Alberta government, which has pit-
ched in with an extra $150,000 to keep the
archives dpen. However, director Duncan
_ Cameron sald tite Glenbow budget took
inte account about that: much exira
government oeacing, meaning the: deficit
is still about $400,000.

“The situation at the Glenbow | has:

reachéd a crisis,” said Pamela Gibb-
Carsley, development officer for the

‘Ottawa-bised Canadian = M | a tainly serine eee ere stantty.
wa adian useum = _- a fairly ous financial situation.” aL: ee
Association. “Of our. 50D (association) Things are slighély better. at the. Art Little sald he was pleased . AUTHORIZED HOMELITE DEALER | - ,

members, I would say the Glenbow is in
the most serious financial situation.” -:

But all art gailerles and museurns’ are
+ suffering. .

veep le

- “Tt'a the toughest I’ve seen tt and, I've °

been tn Galleries for 20 years,"' said Glen
Cumming, director of the Art Gallery of

just reopened last September after .20

months of renovations and expansion —~ is
also struggling, sald director James
Cruise, ,

Like other Ontario museums and -
Galleries, it has -learned - the Ontario
Bovernment will be retroactively . cutting
its grants this year by. 9.5-per-cent,
Provincial. financing decounts for three-
quarters of the Royal Ontario's annual

Gallery of Ontario but only because about

' 25 of 200 staff positions were eliminated a

couple of yearg ago before economic times :
became really tough; sald ‘director

. Willan Withrow. -

Even os. the financing sources for
Canada’s muséums and galleries grow.
scarce, cultural Interest grows,

— for hto, my great ad-

In ballet, tap and jazz.

because of the challenge,”
Little said. .

- When he was. asked to dub
- Niven's voice, Little said,
his- first reaction was: “I
can’t do David Niven at’.
all.” He collected tapes of
Niven's voice, listened to -
them for-a week, and used
“the Niven accent con-

with the result. He sald he
told Edwards -he would be:
' happy to follow Niven
‘around in his daily life and
speak for him. . .
“I never: met him,” he
said. “I hope it was a
favorable reaction. I like to”

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