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hHb B JE '' ' "4- - ^T*l^|N^I^^Bfija6aara H ;*yP I Sarah Ho/comb and in 'Caddyshack from page 7 I not begin training until 1960 after a two-year stint in th< Air Force. Even though Norris became famous for his achievements in Karate competitions and each of his films has shown a profit, he maintains that his proudesl moment would have to have been in his teaching. "I've worked with a lot of kids through the years," he said, "and many of them have had handicaps. Seeing them overcome the psychological scars of those handicaps has probably given me the greatest sense of accomplishment I've ever had." Occasionally, Morris City off yuiue Li < The Historic Columbia Training Program offers an I century. The program will bi Seven ninety-minute class furnishings, architecture propertied owned by the Fo Mills Historic House and Mansion, and the Woodro\ located in downtown Columl houses which are open to Saturday from 10 until 4 and S At the completion of the qualified to give guided tours also invited to become activ dation's operation. Voluntee I the collection, organize the li research, present program groups, and plan special even Historic Columbia has a < properly referred to as docer of Education, stresses the imj "Docents are the Foundati( doors of our historic houses c vices, volunteers may partic activities which are planned tivities include 19th century series, social occasions, as w< meeting. Morninc criiiHp trninina r?ln 0 0 ? ? ? "o v""' and evening classes from 7 un Mansion, 1615 Blanding Stree seven classes on September 8 charge will be made for edu information call Salley at 252-' : :^3| | |i| ;" rW'V> 1 Michael O'Koefe hero i returns to one of his schoo s (the franchise has grown I include more than 30 schoo nationwide) to indulge h i first love, but it's gettin i harder and harder for him I i do so because of his bus schedule. In addition to his work 5 films, Norris has written tv books, Chuck Norris' Bas Karate Fundamentals ar Winning Tournamer Karate. He also tries I devote as much time i possible to his family and, I keep in top shape, he wort out four hours each ar every day. He isn't sui what his next project will b< he said, but there has bee talk of a sequel to A Force < One. ers fining Foundation's annual Gui in-depth study of life in the IS jgin this year on September 8. ;es will emphasize the histoi anu uusiuuib unique 10 i undation. They are the Rofcx Park, the Hampton-Prest n Wilson Boyhood Home, . bia. Volunteer guides staff t the public Tuesday throu lunday from 2 until 5. i classes, participants will of their chosen house. They a e in other phases of the Fou rs help catalogue and mainta brary, sew period costumes, < is to community and schc ts. corps of 125 volunteer guide its. Salley Mclnerney, Curat* >ortance of the docent prograr >n's mainstay; they keep tl >pen." In return for these se ipate in Foundation sponsor* especially for them. Such a Christmas workshops, lectui jll as a monthly newsletter ar sses will be from 9 until 10:1 til 8:30 at the Hampton-Prestc t. Participants must attend a , 11,15, 18, 22, 25 and 29. A $5.( cational materials. For moi 7742. I IV/auuy By David Baker FMm Crttfc I'm sorry to report that Harold Ramis' Caddyshack, Hf though likable in an odd sort ||| of way, is a major disap|| pointment. Given the talent |g? involved - Chevy Chase, Bill II Murray, Ted Knight and I Rodney Dangerfield working I with a script by Ramis j (Animal House and The J Groove Tube), Doug Kenney (Animal House) and Brian Doyle-Murray (Saturday |j Night Live) - the picture m should have been the m summer's most outrageous || comedy. S Instead, it's as timid as H anything vou're likelv to sw SI on television, with only a H handful of four-letter words 1 and a brief shot of Cindy II Morgan's breasts thrown in |j to qualify it for an R rating. II The minimal plot concerns HP Profess . Becaus j in your *e ll'IH liM W"HLIHJ IM ..n "WVrA*vC*<??#Tr shack', c the efforts of an ambitious caddy, played by Michael O'Keefe, to convince the president of the Bushwood Country Club (Knight) to award him the Club's annual golf scholarship. Peripheral characters include Ty Webb (PhaCP^ fho pocirtanf r?t*rw V / J UIV ?. VU1UVIU pi V/ , Carl Spackler (Murray), the assistant greenskeeper; and A1 Czervik (Dangerfield), the nouveau riche building contractor who spends his leisure time making fools of - the other characters, especially Knight's. Together, the actors (with the exception of Murray, who is simply overbearing) keep the movie afloat throughout its 90 minute running time, but they're never able to make it really take flight. I smiled often while watching the film, but only >ional Calcul e the m< profess now PiL .-L .o I ( i' V f . i timid ? on two occasions did I catch myself laughing aloud: once r when Murray is outsmarted 1 by a mechanical gopher, and s once during the parody of the t beach scene in Jaws. The < laiier scene is truly 1 hilarious, with a discarded / Baby Ruth causing the pa'nic (everyone thinks it's the proverbial "turd in a j swimming pool"). , Planned Pa .BIRTH CONTRO FREE PREGN ' 29?a1 \ 271 1 MIDDLEBUI i SUITE 110, KETTI ^COLUMBIA, S C ators. g ! 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