_ mere gripping .—

- and

the plain, -

|| The

ae. what it: Tost:

years ago wheo Umberto
“Menghi ran away froma
seminary" in vItaly . and
‘\ Seer de

ers, however, gained a
“high priest of culsine\ = |

“The. restaursteur, cook:

book-creator and culinary

'. teacher has been delighting. ©
. Vancouver. palates since he
"began his Italian restaurant
“empire here 10 years ago. -

That would never. have
happened if Mengh! had -
fulfilled his parents’ wishes
and become 4 priest.
Mengh!, who studled the
restaurant business In Italy, -
France and England before
coming to Canada.in 1967,

. ‘Chose cuisine over the

church because the former
fulfilled his “endless joy to.

~ John Helton finds life

Bombers. and’ 10 seasons.
with Calgary Stampeders,

‘WINNIPEG
Duwing most of - his
Canadian Football League
career,
John Helton. was content to
be one of the guys.

‘If a few teammates
decided to throw a party

- after a. game on the road,
‘Helton would tag along,

drink his share of beer and.

‘“Sist get stupified and the
whole bit.”

Football and having a
good time with _ his
‘teammates dominated most -
of his life, starting with his |
days as a college star with
Arizona State. His: football
‘career ended suddenly in
March when Winnipeg Blue
Bombers released the 95-
year-old all-star.

After four years with the ;

“—“FORONTO. (CP) —
trouble with stories ha
people who disappear is that
the endings offen are
unsatisfactory.- But, _ in
compensation, truth. is
“stranger — ‘and sometimes
than
fiction. :
Ail these strengths and
weaknesses are — nicely

_ balanced. — in

Disappearances, ' a
collection of true accounts. .
of Canadians who have |
‘simply vanished, by
Derrick © Murdoch, a
reviewer of crime literature '
’ for -The Globe and Mail
- alnce 1064,

~ Murdock calculates than
on average about 240
persons go missing in
Canada every day, but the
vast majority will be

.“Tocated’? — aterm that

includes those who will be
corpses by the tlme they are
found. Some of the missing,
however, 2

In his book Murdoch has
strung together an odd but

‘bizarre or. incredibly’

e scope of the problem

id the staggering number
of police man-hours spent
on some searches.

Some of the
attracted national — even
- international — attention,

There's the worttan whose
own: freezer became her
coffin in which she lay
preserved along with the
_ peas and the ice cream. Or

Stories that bulld to the

- disappearance and then

evaporate are frustrating,
but readers will enjoy the
yarns that have an ending.
For instance, the case of
Lisa Golding who acquires a
young husband,-a young
lover and a stepfather In
. Halifax and constantly flits
from one to the other.
After she disappears,. the

_ .wuspicion builds nicely tnt

finally it is the husband who
breaks, making a run for It
“then attempting
suicide. =

And there Is the case of -
middle-aged |
woman who disappears, we
discover, timply. because
- her young “Dephew hated
her.

‘The comlc-tragle tale of

(CP) —.

defensive tackle —

“It's not a business for
me,” he says over a of,
red wine anda loaf of crusty '
bread in his fashionable st

 Glardino, a restaurant. that .
specializes ‘in| game and -,
for me. And:

type: of |

‘fowl. “Ira a life
\ It's nota bo:
profession. It’s: exciting.”

Menghi disagrees with tlie .

suggestion that it must also

-be exhausting. With seven
_to ‘supervise:
(five in Vancouver and one -
each in Whistler, B.C., and”

- restaurants -

Seattle), a cooking school, a

new cookbook to promote |

' and ‘a televised cooking

_ ‘show to tape, Menghi still -

finds time to play tennis, aki
and roar around town in his
Ferrari, =

- There are always‘ enough

hours to relax In front of a -

hockey game or take off on

the services of Helton, an

the league’s outstanding
defensive player in Canada
In 1972 and 1974, were no
longer needed, —-

- But Helton, a born-again
Christian, has found there is
life after football. .

te ial . hee

eight-time CFL all-star and .

things like aged steak.and

cigars. . ;
“Why ‘putter? guna

~enough to climb-a mountaln
and It's always ‘cold. But
when it comes ito: eating, . it's
better to have caviar than

peanut butter sandwiches,"

Menghi, who Is “86 anda
Scorpio,” is: affixing | is }

. name to ‘mors: restaurant

signs. . While © ~ many:
. businessmen are feeling the
lightening. grip: of: the.

- his. . restaurant ©: chain,
confident that “when you
. offer quality and value; it
goes a, long way, even past
the economy,”
The newest. addition will
. open August in San Fran-'

Soon an: ABC-TV crew
from Los Angeles wil bel

years ago. ‘Those things
now, [- wouldn't consider.
“And IT wouldn't. knock
anybody else-for doing it.
Now you have to become
Uacompromising. You can't
“Know wrong anid ‘do ‘it. But
now I've come to know that
there's things. that are
‘wrong that Ihad done in my
life and that I can’t go and

- continue to do those things

‘He’s now able to-devote |

roore time to his wife, Nora,

and thelr three children,

always a high priority on his.
“st but sometimes

neglected — because of

football. .

““T was compromising, *

whatever the situation was,

I would compromise,” said _

Helton, in describing the
.. period before he embraced
Christianity ‘about four

. Fred Johnsen, the young,
seemingly wealthy Toronto
businessman, began with a
slapstick chase, a fat, ugly
man pursuing him through
the ground - floor of: -his

Miansiotiwhile' the. victim
“you've - got the.

how!
“wrong man.”

The things everyone
found out about Johnsen and
his financial dealings after’
his “kidnapping” were- far
“more interesting . than
anything anyone knew when

he was still around: But why:

was he abducted, and Is he
still alive? P)
Another among those with
unsatisfactory endings is
the retelling, of the famous
Marion. McDowell case
which, in the mid-1950s, held

over again.

“There's some things that ©
I can't change In the past
but that doesn't mean that I
have { nurture them and ©
keep them present in my.
future."

' Helton, who works for ..

‘Monarch Life . Assurance
Co., recently addressed
members of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church in Winnipeg,
describing his" outlook on:

_ Canada fascinated. She was

‘parked in a lover's lane with...

a boytriend when, the story
oes, he was attacked and
she disappeared off the face
of: the earth. It was -a

tantalizing case, revived

when a famous retired
Scotland ‘Yard detective
was, brought in to have a

packing’

recession, he’s expanding ~
_watering ©

+ Pierre '
‘Trudeau, ls also dipplag lute
thé literary’: ‘world.’ ‘The

‘ Umberto Mengh! Cookbook, . -

which sold 40,000 coples in
‘its first’ 18 weeks | will be
followed by a sequel. .
Unlike the first book,’ an:
iustrated © and ‘mouth-
"collection . of
recipes: assembled. .ac-
cording: .to meal © =com-.
ponents,’ the . second. “pook
will outline whole” menus.
Ita not & bad record ‘for a

“former Rotel’: Vancouver

‘Waiter whose first venture
into — restatirant

after: football

life since learning to trust in
Gad. -

_ Ag a youngster growing ”
up in Pennsylvayla, Helton
‘sald he knew about God but
he was never t obedient. to.

him,

oy went" along ‘not fully

' knowing the words and the

wisdom of God-and leading
a life that had fairly good .
suceess,” sald Helton, who

‘earned. a scholarship to.

attend Arizona State.

"However, about... four’

“years” ago, Helton said he

finally Tealized ‘he “Wasn't -
headed ~ in the © right
direction. - . *; —
“Though r had good -
success on the-football field:
and I had good success In |
my work and I had good
success within. my life,

Disappear arances offers: mystery

Wayne grew bigger — to:

. six-foot-three ~~ and="—"20--— on

poinds — had his “body
‘tattooed, got a’ series “of
convictions and ran through
the family money, but it was
years” before. the ‘body ‘of ..
Millle Ford, an Icepick'in
her skull, was found ‘and
Wayne linked to her death.

crack at {t, but Marlon was *

never found. —
Murdoch saves one of the
’ best to near the end‘— — the
_ Story of big, childish,
spolled Wayne Ford, 16, who
lived in a state of armed
truce with his well-to-do

evening they had a terrible
‘quarrel over who ‘should
have use of the family
Cadiline. .

UFO's land —

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Visitors came: in peace from:

outer space. Or, so they said. They also looked junt like

are_.never- “seen” human beings. Or, ‘so it seemed.

They simply showed up one day in 50 spaceships, each
five kilometres across, and the world was theirs.

“You can find out who and what the Visitors are whien NBC.
-- Yepresentative selection of . shows V Sunday and Monday nights,
casa ~ sad, puzzling, Kenneth Johnson, the writer, director and producer of: the
Project, says that he didn't have either science fiction ot
frustrating — to Hustrate liens from outer space in mind when he began to work on

the story.

“T'd had the notion for a long time of dolng : a piece in.
which America is occupied by a military power,” he sald.

cases But the question was, who would be the cccupying army?

“We thought it shouldnot be a homegrown rise of fascism
but rather an invading army,” Johnson said. “The

~ staying power for that, We

stronger,""
Hence, the Visitors.

‘needed someone bigger and

7 uy wanted to see how America. woutd react under
occupation. Wha would be the collaborators and who would_

be the

eeeveeoconencsistance fighters?” = oY

va

dramatize stories. that’ on

“enough,
widowed. mother until the |.

~ century scientists. They have,

_ fof normal living. Unlike your

Johnson said he patterned his story alter ‘the Nazi .
occupations of Norway and Frahee during ‘the Second -.
World War. Even the title is derived from that era: The two-
fingered V for victory, the symbol of resistance to the Axis
powers,

In the TV movie, Mare Siager stars as a television.

cameraman, and Faye Grant as a young medical student,
who detect the Visitors’ Hnister plan and become resistance
fighters. The two-part movie ends with the Visitors still
occupying Eart, so further efforta to save the world will
have to be carried on during @ series.

‘NBC has asked Johitson to draw up a five-year story plan
and is considering putting it on the schedule.

The four-hour show cost $13. millon and a lot of that
money went into the construction of spactship models,
” special effects and enormous dets reproducing the interiors

- of the spaceships,

One of the critical elements of V is that all the Visitors
‘ate not bad, just as all the German soldiera in the Second
World. War were not bad,” Johnson. said. Some of the.
Milors come tothe ald ofthe reiiance ters."

CUTE? od ey aE HEED VR ors eRe ene

Murdoch tells ‘the tales in
an easy, “straightforward
manner, resisting any:
temptation — to: over-

thelr own’ are - dramatic
Disappearances, by: ‘Derrick
Murdoch, published by

Doubleday Canada, 24
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