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54 Wednesday, May 21, 1975 The Ottawa Journal 1 BELOW the HILL Dave Brown Fed-up McPartlin heading for Hawaii GREENER (AND WARMER) FIELDS: For several weeks -Jack McPartlin, from his perch behind the organ at the Brans-combe's lounge in Bells Corners, has been predicting he would soon kiss Ottawa goodbye Saturday night he did it A packed room hooted and cheered and wouldn't let the organist- philosopher-niceguy off the stage. At evening's end they gave him a long and hearty standing ovation For almost 20 years McPartlin has been prominent on the local club entertainment scene, and for much of that time he has been the undisputed number-one crowd-pleaser A few weeks ago his chatter turned bitter. That alone wasn't unusual, but this time he seemed to mean it It was impossible -for an entertainer to get ahead in Canada, and in Ottawa particularly, he said. The lure of the south, the United States, was something that couldnt be ignored forever, he told his audiences night after night. He indicated he was ready to leave soon He left over the weekend for Hawaii, where be apparently has a deal cook-' ing that will see him owner-manager-entertainer in a placevof his own.

BROWNED OFF: Looking for fun, frustration and daredevil excitement? Try driving a car out of Lansdowne Park when the lot is crowded While spending 40 minutes getting out of there Monday night after West Ottawa Lions Club's annual fireworks show, some thoughts occurred Since Lansdowne Park Administration never misses a chance to collect a buck for cars parking at any event there shouldn't it provide a little service? They take your dollar and direct you to a spot, but when the show is over you're on your Cars jockey around in all directions as some look for the fastest exit, and others just try to find their way out It isn't only bumper-to-bumper, but door handle to door handle The only, way to move is to play chicken, and hope the next guy cares more about his paint job than you do Ottawa Police are at the front gate directing traffic, and RCMP take care of the exits leading onto the Driveway. But there is no help or direction getting from your parking spot to those gates It's a matter of courtesy for your host to show you the way out, and since Lansdowne Park Administration gets your dollar, that's your host. HEARING PROBLEMS: There's something fascinating about the sound of a human voice amplified in a stadium. After sound system troubles forced him to change microphones at Monday's fireworks show at Lansdowne Park master of ceremonies Ken Grant sounded, from where we sat, like a man sealed in a 45-gallon drum. Couldn't understand a word A very loud woman behind us provided part of our entertainment by keeping her small son, Maurie, posted on what was happening.

"No you can't go to the bathroom. The firecrackers are going to start." There was at least an hour of daylight left and it's doubtful Maurie made it. And this gem: "Sit down. They save the grand finale for last." Ottawa Police Male Chorus dedicated one of their numbers to Ottawa's man at the top, Mayor Lorry Greenberg. It was Fiddler on the Roof It may have been because we were sitting at the east end of the stadium, but the chorus sounded like they were trapped in an oil storage tank.

BANK AND SPARKS: Dave Candow, after two years as producer of CBO Morning, has accepted a new assignment in Newfoundland. Paul McLaughlin has taken over the morning show High averages in computer-related studies result in special honors for Ralph McWha of Algonquin and Chantale Gulmond of CEGEP. Data Processing Institute will pay tribute at a special meeting at the Skyline Thursday The two top award winners in this year's graduating class at Royal Military College in Kingston are both from Ottawa. They are Lt Shann Tymchuk "of 44 Ridgefield and Lt. Marcel D'Eon of 2427 Magnus Ave.

For research that includes predicting the movements of icebergs and oil slicks, Environment Canada scientist Dr. Tadepalli S. Murty has won a major public service incentive award Ottawa Technical High School teacher Philip Bate has won a special award from National Association of Geology Teachers, at a meeting in Waterloo. PARTING SHOT: It's probably just a case of a missing but there's a sign on the bulletin board in the IGA store on Beechwood Avenue: "French curses taught in my home Mann ad uke "I didn't THINK thnt sounded like Phil'H usual morning grunt!" They dressed as mosquitos arrived By BOB BOWMAN Immigration is a controversial problem today but millions of settlers were needed early in the century. Minister of the Interior Sir Clifford Slfton organized an amazing drive that brought two million people to Canada in 15 years.

Most of them went to the Prairies where each family was given 160 acres of farmland for $10. A number of religious groups seeking freedom from European restrictions were among including the Doukhobors. They settled first in the Yorkton area of Saskatchewan and proved to be very good farmers. Unfortu-nately there were sects among them and agitators began stirring up trouble. In-August, 1902, a number of Doukhobors turned their horses, sheep and cattle loose -on the Prairies saying that they were "giving them' to the Lord." (Flashback on Canada) The animas had to be rounded up by government'of- ficials or they would have tro-zen to.

death. a This was the beginning ot years of trouble and violence on the part of some of the Doukhobors, especially those who went to live in British Columbia. They became famous for their protest parades in the nude. They even staged one of them in present-day Thunder Bay when the temperature was below zero 1 That was in January, 1908. The first nude parade took place near Yorkton on May 21, 1903.

Residents were shocked to see 28 male Douk-hobors walking towards the town bare as Adam. They were rounded np by citizens and put In jail, A few days later there was another nude parade Including women north of Yorkton. A Mountie solved that one. Their meeting, place was a house and be opened the doors and windows and nailed them so they would not close. It was dark when the Doukhobors returned and they lit the lamps.

This attracted swarms of mosquitoes and the Doukhobors' got into their clothes as quickly as possible. Perhaps the Doukhobors should have been warned for your end is in sight" OTHER EVENTS MAY 21 1660 Probable date when Dol-( lard des Ormeaux and companions were killed defending Montreal from Iroquois. TV proaiiis and highlights CBFT Montreal (0) Ottawa Cablevislon (S) Skyline Cablevislon CBOT Ottawa PBS Norwood CHOV Pembroke CBOFT Ottawa (s) WPTZ Pittsburgh (B CFTM Montreal CBMT Montreal CDf CKWS Kingston O(O) GLOBAL Television CD CFCF Montreal WWNV: Watertown fS CJOH Ottawa (30) CFV0 Outaouais TV MOVIES ARE RATED: Excellent (A). Good (B). Fair (C).

Poor (0). Unrated (X). (bw) denotes black and white. S.00 Recital (S) OO Mr. Wizard Q(PBS) Mister Rogers Flintstones Wheel of Fortune O(G) Gilligan's Island 0 La Monde de Oliney CO Sam Cade CD (D Truth or Consequences (30) Le Fugitif S.1S Quest (0) (bw) 5.25 0 Stock Market Report (0) (bw) 5J0 fJ Something New (S) Titky Kvltky (0) (bw) (D Partridge Family O(PBS) Electric Company O(G) Hogan's Heroes Truth or Consequences CB It's Your Move 6.00 Info Gloucester (S) Motorsports Ottawa (0) (bw) Generation O(PBS) Zoom City at Six Comportement Animal CD (30) Parle parle, jass Jase CB (B O(G) CD CB News 8.15 Ottawa Police (S) 6 JO Actualites 24 BJiu Jitsu in Action (S) This Day O(PBS) Movie Review Cs) NBC News O(G) Global Movie "Westward the Women" (1952).

The hazardous trek of 200 women from Chicago who travel the hostile land to meet unknown future husbands waiting for them in Ca- lifornia. Stars Robert Taylor and Denise Carcel (C). CBS News CD News CD Little House on the Prairie 7.00 0 For Kids and Other People (S) Q(PBS) Our Vanishing Wilderness Death Valley Days (3D Jeopardy Bon Appetit Fisherman CO (30) News CD That's My Mama CE) Country Way 7.30 0 On the Line (0) (S) OOOOOO Expos Baseball Montreal Expos at Atlanta Braves. O(PBS) Consumer Survival Kit 6.30 Ed Allen CO University 7.00 Cs) Today Show CD CD Canada A.M. 7.45 CO Bonjour Montreal 6.00 CD 0.E.CA.

8.30 O(PBS) Beginning German Mon Ami CD Romper Room CS Definition 8.45 SB Mon Ami Friendly Giant CO Les bouts d'ehou 8.00 CD Friendly Giant O(PBS) Sesame Street Cs) Phil Donahue U.K. Magazine fi Captain Kangaroo CD Kareen's Yoga CD Pay Cards 8.15 O.E.CA. CO 36-24-36 CD Ontario Schools 9.30 Quebec Schools CO Pour voui mesdamos CD The Community CD The A.M. Show (30) Et Pis C'est Ca 9.45 En Mouvement 10.00 O(PBS) Assignment! The World Cs) Celebrity Sweepstake Joker's Wild Minute Moumouts CD Magistrate's Court (30: Pout Vous Meidames 10.15 O(PBS) Way to Go 0 Toplno 10JO 0 Depart libra CD Mr. Dressup Whatcha Gonna Do? (s) Wheel of Fortune Gambit Cours scholaries de I'Ontarlo CD McGowan and Company 10.45 Q(PBS) Matter and Motion 10.50 CD Quest 10.55 News 11.00 0 Recettes de Juliette QOQG) Sesame Street CI(PBS) Community Living Things (J) High Rollen Now You See It CO Personnalltes CD Definition CD Kareen's Yoga WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1975 (D Treasure Hunt 11.15 The Price Is Right 11.20 CO (30) Le Ranch a Willie CD Adam 12 CD Confidential Canada 8.00 O(PBS) Feeling Good 11.30 (3D Little House on the Prairie O(PBS) Feeling Good Tony Orlando and Dawn CO Cinema CD McGowan and Company-.

CD National Georgraphio Special A unique account of Jane Geo 1 dall's observations of wild chim-. panzees in Africa. (30) Cinema (bw) 8.30 Tout Droit (S) 0 The Other Side (0) O(PBS) Music Program CD As It Is 9.00 Collage (S) German Diary (0) (bw) O(PBS) Theatre In America A rare television dance concert celebrates the artistry and craft- 11.45 manship of one of the world's greatest choreographers, Balan-chine, with the New York City Ballet CD Lucas Tanner O(G) Mac Davis Cannon 11.50 0 Branch et Branch 12.00 CD CD Movie "Ulzana's Raid" (1972). U.S. Calvary troup pursues Ulzana and a band of Apaches who have left' the reservation, attacking and burning everything in their path.

Stars Burt Lancaster and Bruce Davidson (B). -9 JO 0 Science Fair (0). 10.00 0 Unter Unj (S) CD CD Sportsweek O(PBS) Old Folks Aren't at Home Cs) Petrocelll O(G) News Dan August CO SI Quebec iretait conte (30) Gens de Parole 10.30 CD Music Machine 0 Wild Kinedom CD (30) News 10.55 CD Heritage Highway 11.00 GD CD CD CD News O(PBS) Evening Edition 0(G) World of Wicks 0 WWNY News Appelez-moi Llse CD La Couleur du Temps 12.45 (30) Cinema 1.00 THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1975 11.20 O(PBS) World of Work 1.35 11.30 0 Histoires Sans Parole 1.45 Cs) Hollywood Squares 2.00 0 Love of Life Recettes de Juliette A CD Art of Cooking CD Pep '75 CD Romper Room (30) Personnalltes 11.40 O(PBS) Assignment: Science 2.15 11.55 CS News 2.25 12.00 Luncheon Date 2.30 O(PBS) Calculus Noon Report (bw) CS) Jackpot Young and Restless 0 Le Monde en Liberie (H Les p'tlts Bonshommes CD Saw That 3.00 CD The Flintstones CD Cartoon Party (30) Dessins Animes 1 2 JO 0 Merv Griffin O(PBS) Man Builds, Man 3J0 Destroys Cs) Blank Cheque 0 Search for Tomorrow 4.00 0 Les Co'iueluches CD (30) Les Tannants CD Kingston Calendar CD Matinee Movie "King Rat." Conclusion. For details see Wed. 12.30 p.m.

Ch. CD. CD Secrets from the Kitchen 12.45 fD Afternoon Movie (bw) "Casbah" (1948). A criminal hides from the law in the Casbah section of Algiers, until the love of a woman forces him to the outside world and his doom. Stars Tony 4.30 Martin and Peter Lorre (C).

1.00 Four for the Road O(PBS) Electric Company CsD Truth or Conseiuances Hollywood and The Movies All My Children CD Mannix 1.57 Billboard 1 JO CI Coronation Street (bw) O(PBS) Way To Go Cs) Days of Our Lives O(G) Canadian Cavalcada 0 As The World Turns Teleioumal CD Au jour le Jour (30) Les Affairs a Tout le Monde (j CO Cinema (bw) Viewpoint Night Report CD Pulse CD Sportsline CBOT Tonight Cs) Tonight Show Montreal Tonight Q(G) Global Movie "Young Man with Ideas" (1952). The adventures and temptations encountered by a young married lawyer who travels to California in his quest for admission to the bar. Stars Glenn Ford and Ruth Roman (C). Movie "A Degree of Murder" (1968). Man aids young girl in covering up the accidental killing of her Stars Anita Pollenberg and Hans Hallwacks (D).

SB News CD Simply Charlotte Movie (bw) "A Letter to Three Wives" (1949). Three wives In a small town get a letter from a friend saying she Is eloping with one of their husbands but which one? Stars Jeanne Crain (A). Barbara Frum Cine Six (bw) "Fickle Finger of Fate" (1967). The disappearance of five priceless candlesticks from a small Spanish church involves a young vacationing American In murder, blackmail and lots of girls. Stars Tab Hunter (X).

Cinema CD Nightshirt Double Feature (bw) "Dayton's (1958). An ex-army colonel trains a team of experts in order to pull a million dollar heist at a strategic air command base. Stars Leslie Nielsen and Lainie Kazan (C). CD Feature Film (bw) Illustrated Man" (1969). A hobo is seeking revenge on his wife because she persuaded him to have his body tattooed from head to toe with symbols depicting events in his life.

Stars Rod Steiger and Claire Bloom (B). (D The Bold Ones A doomed woman refuses treatment so that another might live. CD News GD Tomorrow Show Fomme d'aujourrfhul O(PBS) Inside Out Any Woman Can Fix It O(PBS) Assignment! The World Town and Country 0 Coronation Street (bw) The Guiding Light CD What's The Good Word (30) Cinema (bw) O(PBS) Matter and Motion CD Heritage Highway OOQOtD Edge of Night O(PBS) Calculus GD The Doctors O(G) Alphabet of Life 0 Cine-Jeudl CO Cinema (bw) CD CD He Knows, She Knows CD Juliette O(PBS) ITV Utilization O(G) That Talk Show General Hospital CD CD (D Another World 0 CD Take Thirty O(PBS) Yoga and You 0 Match Game 0 CD Family Court O(PBS) Sesame Street Cs) Somerset O(G) Doctor in the House Michael falls in love with his female colleague and finds himself in competition with her for the same job. Tattletales 0 0 Bobino CD (30) Patofvllle CD What's The Good Word CD It's Your Move 0 Tltky Kvitky (S) CD Forest Rangers Csl Merv Griffin 0(G) Hollywood Squares Prlcr is Right Grujot et Dellcat CO Jinny CD Pay Cards CD Movietime "Dangerous Crossing" (1953). A bridegroom disappears on board a ship on his homeymoon and everyone tries to convince the bride that she came on board alone.

Stars Jeanne Crain and Michael Rennie (C). (30) Les Bouts de Chou 1690 Port Royal, captured by force from New England. 1765-Flrst agricultural fair in Canada was held at Windsor, NS. 1784 i Empire Loya-. lists left Sorel, to settle at Kingston; 1832 Election riot in Montreal caused three deaths.

1890 Duke and Duchess of Connaught began visit Canada. 1901 John Voss and Norman to left Victoria, B.C., in a canoe to sail around the world. 1914 Vancouver citizens pre- vented Immigrants from India from landing. 1923-Plebiscdte- in PEI fa-, vored prohibition. 1939--King George VI 'unveiled National War Memorial in Ottawa.

1953-rT a at Sarnia caused $1 million dam- -nMVat-1f--------------'----' 1 12 Escape to Witch Mountain. Screenplay by Robert Mai-. colm Young. Based on the novel by Alexander Key. Directed by John Hough.

At die Place de Vlile. Children and their adults were conspicuous by their absence at the film Escape to Witch Mountain during the holiday weekend and that's a shame because its the best children's' movie so far this year. Theatre managers are always complaining a whenever a suitable family film comes along it is abandoned by people. Parents are always lamenting there are few good films to which to take their children. The records sems to favor the managers these days although that's partly because so many of the few children's films are duds." And it was a wonderful weekend.

Even so it's a shame to miss this well-crafted, exciting, clever children's movie. The movie manages to incorporate science fiction with science extrasensory perception with plain old-fashioned common sense perception; humor and suspense; and an intelligent story line AT THE MOVIES Frank Daley An intelligent children's film "1 with careful casting and good production values. The I story deals with two apparent orphans with remarkable extrasensory powers. They are kidnapped by a wealthy man (Ray Milland). and his leading henchman (Dorliftd Pleasance) in order to market them, use them as forecasters for revolutions, the stock market and things of that nature.

They are abetted in their escape by their own. wits add presence of mind (as well as their powers of course) and by a gentle, lonely man (Eddie Albert) in a camper. The ages of the children in- -volved are 10 and 12 but so well handled is the story that I'm certain children far would appreciate certain aspects the special effects; the animals (a horse, a cat and a bear figure pronj-inently in the story); and the -special atmospheric elements of the tale. Because of the lack of business during the weekend the film might end this Thursday. Good attendance might rescue it for another week.

In any case you have until Thursday night to see this film. Given the competition recently (and even on its own merits) Es- cape to Witch Mountain is a -film for families made with taste and intelligence from.a book by Alexander Key. Chess By D. M. LtDAIN, Black 11 Pltcti Whit 9 Pieces P.

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