‘3 Born in Belfast, she now
lives with her husband and
children in Toronto ~ as
does her character Sarah
Mtwell.
72 “T feel a bit homeless as a
Writer,” sald the former
Winnipegger.
feeling. When I go t
fo. BBR lelfast, I don’t feel at home
. , 2 snymore."
a: <‘<Harrs said she and her
Gharacter have similar
Lings about Belfast. ‘It's
: ehate. That's about the
. best way of summing it up. |
Keep telling myself [ won'l
back, but J can’t help but
back. ii)
= Harte’s novel is set in Bel:
fast, where Caldwell, a
velist in her own image,
ta promote a book.

a
a Mavor Moore has nothing
Hgainst national defence, but
fhe Canada Council chair.
gnan «ss thinks = ‘‘there’s

something screwy” when the -

éouncil's entire arts support
budget is less than the cont of

“It's oa.

demands’ and pressures,"'
has $10 ‘million less to spend
than it had in 1975, Moore
said during a recent trip to
Calgary.

“The funds are inadequate
for the job we are doing and
totally inadequate for the job
we should be doing.”

It's no April Fool's joke,
says Calvin Sterk, who has

’ puta large white sign outside

his home that reads: “‘To the

- thieves who stole my belong-

ings: I will buy them back
for top dollar. Suit is $75.
Radio is $50.""

Two weeks ago, while the
30-year-old Grand Rapids,
Mich., man was attending a
used-book sale, thieves
broke through the back door
of his house and took three
suits, a combination radio-
cassette tape player, a walch
and $12 in silver coins.

He admits the idea for the
sign was impulsive. “I had
heard of someone else who
had goods stolen and the

*

put his money where his

mouth is. :

A Toronto corporation, un-
happy with the way the Leafs
are playing, offered Harold
Bal-lard, owner of the
National Hockey League
Club, $110 Tuesday for
controlling interest in the
team.

David Kadis, a spokesman
for King Key Corp. Lid., said
the paltry sum is al] his firm
_ feels the team currently is
worth.

Kadis insists the offer is
not a joke, saying Ballard
could write the team off ag a
tax logs,

He says his firm is willing

‘to spend up to $15 million

during the next five years to
make the Leafs a winner, He
blames poor management
for the club's disappointing
showing this season and said
Ballard 1s only in hockey to
make money.

Hecklers disrupted a
speech Phyllis Schlafly was

the booing and yelling
became extremely loud.

Saying she can't imagine
“a greater takeaway of
women's rights than an
involuntary draft,” Schlafly
chastised the feminist
movement for supporting the
ERA amendment. -

Meanwhile, feminist Betty

Friedan has called for a -

return to volunteerism,
saying the public cannot rely
on the government to
Provide social programs.
Friedan ' acknowledged
that the feminist movement
has opposed volunteeriem
since it could exploit women.
But she added that the
movement must return to a
reliance on volunteerism by
both sexes and noted that the
early feminista in the
National Organization for
Women were all volunteers.

In Las Vegas, singer
Frank Sinatra, who
produced Presi-dent Ronald

Reagan, but his publicist,
Lee Solters, said’ the singer
was “too shocked and
overcome by this situation to
‘tall about it.”

Sinatra, who opened at the
resort last week, has can-
celled all shows through

Rita Jenrette insists she
doesn’t go “looking for
publicity,” but somehow, ‘it
just finds me.”

And as with Margaret
Trudeau, the more people
asked, the more Jenrette
told. And judging from the
Une-up for interviews when
she held a news conference

in Toronto this week, they're

asking plenty.

Jenrette, 31, who posed
mide for Playboy magazine
to help pay her Congressman
husband’s legal fees after he
was charged with conspiracy
and bribery in the Abscam
affair, was in Toronto to

LONDON (Reuter) —- The
Unification Church, a
religious sect commonly
known as the Moonies, lost
the longest and most ex-
pensive libel] suit in English
legal history Tuesaday and

was ordered to pay costs

estimated at more than 915
million,

Dennis Orme, 42, leader of
the Moonies in Britain,
claimed damages against
the London Daily Mail for an

article in 1978 which accused -

the Moonies of brainwashing

‘converts and breaking up
- families. . .

The jury, after six months
of evidence from more than
100 «witneases, decided
unanimously that the Daily.
Mail -was justified in Its!
accusations.

The Moonies, who have
followers in North America

and elsewhere, are led by.
South Korean Sun Myung .

Moon.
The jury, in a rider to its

verdict, said the Unification
Church's tax-free charitable
status in Britain should be
investigwted by the
government's inland
revenue department ‘‘on the
grounds that it is a political
organization.”

The editor of the Daily
Mail, David English, who
applied the estimate of the
costs, commented: "We ga
this verdict for what I saw as
& plece of real campaigning
journatism."

_ Orme told reporters that
the verdict would not be
much of a setback for the

' Moonies.

““In a court of law,
sometimes you win,
sometimes you lose," he tad
reporters. ;

During the trial, which
began last October, jurors
heard a long sticcession of
witneiaes,, many of them
current or former Moonles,

and some of them distraught’

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