E2

: 1975 SIERRA GRANDE GM en
with 8° camper. Asking
Ph, 399-4300,

MUST SELL. 1980 Ford Falrmont
s/W, extras, $7,950, Ph, 367+ le re,
! 1973 FORD GALAXIE 500, 2. aoe

cgnaition Be Best offer.

jood radial lipst, Gc Good
h. 3 65 :

ine MERCURY MONARCH. Clean
: Interior, cuns efficiently. Ph, 365-
2350, . 457

* 1977 374 TON CHi
: condition. 50,000 mi
} ineulaied Sanepy,

f re BARRACUD/ 273,
? good condition, $2,500, Phe
. mais, 87
1974 DODGE SORCNET, custom.
$600 o.b.0. Ph. 6/5
1967 FORD 1/2 T, ee vA

Looks Bess. runs wel $'
957-9387. 3/57
Ph. 365-7088 after
ws?

BE eXreanin.
GARY KALESNIKOFF
"Sales

Coll for a demonstration anytime

Res. 7 rt Bus. 352-6688

449. -

|. Hydraulic angling, stick shift ‘°
Here anata ot Huss couple wiih child went 2 ord

CASTLEGAR NEWS, November 12, 1980

THE BETTER HALF

WILL BABYSIT In my home: Mont

y day to Friday, Ph. 399-4300. /57

. By Barnes

" AIL_KINDS of

WOOORUTTERS ANOLOGOERS

CHAINSAWS

Le WE FIX AND

‘SHARPEN
7) oat BRANDS

BUCK HAVEN CHAINSAW

Completa Service Center
a
Beever Crook 307-7822

“SMALL GROWING BUILOING., 1

SUPPLY BUSINESS.

Ay
nurses and
‘in ‘he, passing of my

i nbend Rober}.

EARN A SECOND INCOME, Learn >
Incor

me Tax at home.
For cee brochure write U & R-Tax

|, School, 1345 Pembi
‘Mai

nipeg,
nies

HOW to get
000 hom:
$75' ‘will place your, 2s-word

Classified ad
men of ‘ie. 8. E-Yuhon ‘Some
ion,

fi k
Phone after 5 p.m 963-5 7h rok
fins:

"NEED a eer Will work by

379, FORD WAGON, $400 o.n.0.
h, 365-6512 after 5 p.m. wv:

7 7 HONTE CARLO, $4,600: 1960
Grand Peix, $7,600. DL #5388, Ph
Serta SNOW blade. Supplier.

operation. Fh.

1978 FORD MUSTANG Gobra. 902
V-B guto., 40,000 miles,
ganaition. *aahcng $6,500, Bh 96
3/56
fa 'EPIC for paris, Ph, G65: 3678.

1975 CIS. JEEP. Me tg anda rs 3.
Coli 625-9306 afterS p.m. ‘3/55,

Hondas Cost
Less In
Nelson

352-3195 D.L. #5017

1274 ITERATE 1 Ton. 14°
box, hydraulic {cilgate. Excellent
condition. Ph, 359.

‘6000 miles, pant

one Nelson eer

Before S p.m.

BOW MAC
Terenas

TRAIL HONDA
368-337,

1975 SKIDOO TNT 440. Excellént

48 hours

More reasons to choose

TRADERS HOMERLAN

MORTGAG!

° Upto ae of the
appraised value
Consolidate debts

. into one affordable
poyment
No hidden charges
Insurarice available—
Life, Disability,

_ Fire & Theft
Nobrokeragefee
Home appointments
canbe arranged

Call me:

RICK PEPPAR

352-6696

TRADERS

HOMEPLAN

MORTGAGES

626 Baker Street
NELSON, B.C.

hone 724-3731, 8:30 a.m. to Pr 8 a rr
| pm Z_CLEAN working man requires one

if
To par etws

1967 TEMPEST, good motor, good
ironies yabod "body, extrod. th

a7  RUSTANG GHIA, 4- rE je

1,000 kilometres, sun Foot, new
tren, 35. b.o. Ph, 365-5714
ask for Kare 3/55

Unwanted Vehicles

Towed Away Free
(Cash for Some)

BLEWETT AUTO
WRECKER
352-9590

7050 KENWORTH LOGGING
TRUCK with Venture loader,
tons Hayes Logging Trailer ith
salvage contract. $60,000.01

ONE DOUBLE wide snowrmoblle

trailer, tilt, Ph, 359-7428.

COLUMBIA 22

outboard, Yoba HB 20 ft. with

trailer and outboard. Ph, 368-9600

or 368-5325, ttn/37
mand
exiras

ye YAMAHA SR-500cc, $1,
o.b.o, ess Suzuki) 185ce, eeking
$450. Ph, 365-234!

1980 aig 4 eacalion
condition. Ph. 2650, 3/57

ACTION ADS
GET RESULTS

Sailboat with -

‘¢ 1.C.B

-C. CLAIMS

©. RESTORATIONS
* AUTO GLASS

BUSINESS HOURS

MON. — FRI. 8 A.M.
SATURDAY 8 A.M. -

SPM,
NOON

Castlegar Auto Body (1979) Ltd.

2230 - 6th Ave.

365- 5424

SHUG aa OED a
working condition, Call 365+ sis,

GRADE 12 Student: u sate
wires room ond. board, Cal

«
3 Ae Rod Grad ‘a

ENT: Working, married

th
selerences: Ph. 226-7782 or 8.

WANTED: 300 tu. in, Ford 6+ =n aa
“goo ood condition. Ph. 365-3730.3/57

Wiinted

Clean

Cotton
Rags

Castlegar News
7 Columbia Ave.

WARY TO BUY good qualliy used

slossicial guitar, or accoustic, Ph,
ail 368-369!

nGERLY NEEDED: Hower”

trailer or cabin to rent in
Castlegar vicinity for reliable
searking' adult. Please Sentact

9 bi housadeqbin.
madiatelys
sais

rite

“ia00 ce alitaenee
sone: Ph, 365-7175 afterép.m.

ORGAN lessons in Shoreacres.
“Ph. 359-7501. 3/56

56 area anytime durin

hour of gr contract. Free en imotes.

‘PAINTING
‘CONTRACTORS
Cominéicial © Industrial

‘Residential oe
NSS Paint Clinic
+ G6S:B5

FOUNDATIONS 7a ana” ema.
Eime: tins

guarantedd writs 365:

unplied fond ins instalted *

229 ae

Gusrerteca, Oe
-Phona
365-5164

ONE 3 mi pup
ie seats wistureds Ph Se
2/57
T you have an item you'd like.
to give away, please drop us a
line or phone and we'll run your

ad free for two:weeks unless %
' notified otherwise.

tin

lasses, brown
awn case, in, Vicinity of

eomegar ‘Primary. Fh, 365-61

tos: san Shephard, ans

3 fs 1, OPBFO:

Sidr He ia block and teeond hak 6

visible scar on his left front paw.

For Foe ny Information please coli

bin tie. £965 °7 M4Diz gp 2/ST
ft aah ee Found i tei are not

charged for. If you've lost some,
thing or found something, ‘phone
the Action Ad number in your
business
hours, We'll run the ad two weeks
unless notified otherwise. tin/11

SINGLE’ PERSON. urgently needs
one or two bedroom apartment or
suite in Castlegar area. Ph. 3. ke .

iow BLADE for 4-wheel dri
Smo!! puppy, prefer part cocker
spaniel ond part Pomeranian, Ph,

straight split okes.
“ é.

ais
{0 BUY: Used plano, spinne! or
small upright in goed condition.
Ph. 365-5444 cfterSp.m. 3/55

Ost: Clear plastic tab on ring
with 3 keys — one Dodge ignition
key, Lost near Plaza on Menday.

THE SHAKLEE family. Ind f

+ 862-5825 oT. Bg!

ociat!
fa handte everything right here,
for more information centact the
Cast jar News, Columbia

asilegar. tin/A21

ee “at ‘Northwest, Homes .

¥

‘Double wides from 960 89.”
ft. to 1440 sq, ft. Dealer for
" Meduline and Manco."

_ Northwest Mobile
“Homes .

* 368-3881 ° Aa78Cot, Aves: :
\ .ONo. 6583

Ey San ae
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER, at

Tenders will be accepted Up:
'o Noon, November 21,'1 Thad Fee
the followin,
I— MJ H.C, Scout”

19
1 lawheel deve)

SS cc Vere

AL-ANON, Anne F.
Christine C. 965-2448, ‘Care
(, 999-4419, Po ny

ie "es a Beg areal Poy.

iat ANCORFORATE

Low
OVER THE PRONE =-FAST -
Phorte RT MELAW: Se eogs E

> TOLL FR

F -800-
in Vancouver greocall (aav2da2)
sheteae, Mastercharge ac-
“pari Hislp You Con Afford”

’ ALCOHOLICS -
ANONYMOUS
_ 365-3663.

BIG. ROROTHERS. of

Share a ment will
brother, iG reall last forever.

se jor.
ttle

“up to

roe eere arenes"
cee ae as
"1 ia me Scout Tender”

pba

CARTLEGAR, B.C, vin

SHO SHE STRICT ARO QW

Quotations will be received!
loon, November 14, :1980,.

rer Y COMFORT
DISTRIBUTORS

7; (on the Farm)
. Ph. 226-7221

éy'Cafntatt wood ‘heaters & baittrene ae

os Castlegar News
' Action Ads ee

one «They ¢ Get Results

+ {efor Advertisers!
bE fe

Da vie

MONTREAL (cPy. =
The movie’ business has a
ways”: traded primarily: {
Illusion but precious little of
“it has rubbed off on/Plerre
David. ¥
“I'm doing, what I can
sell,” says David, .summing’
. up a philogophy: that has al-
ready propelled - -him .to the
status, by: Canadian stan-
dards, of movie mogul.
“y’ At34, David heads Film-
plan International, one.of tlie.
most’ successful ‘movie pro-
duction comipariies in Canada,
and. Mutual) Films, Ltd.,’ the
country’s .-largest, indepen-
. dent’ distributor, both based”
in Montreal:
The two are part of the’
’ Civitas group of companies
which ‘also. owns extensive
boardenatiog facilities in Que-

A: new company, Film-
. plan, turns out slick, com-
ercial movies aimed at the

‘ma

, mass North: ‘an xf wnitket yet, but David says
“office and suitable’ sH) those that are are returning

vision sales “and wot

4a

pha a
bullets. °:“Quir...may’
about fables cts

; > That,
kere h
Brood, ‘Si
Fright, atetth'
Gas,'a suspense caper < called
Dirty Tricks; roe
ented fare sue! oy

na Comie ch AaB! emily

a CBr ios. -oarit
irt;

y, Tricks js head

by auch bankghle, Holly woo
stars ‘as Elliott Gould bis
Kate Sachsen The Fright by ¢ :
William Shatner ..and -.Lee,’
Grant and. Gas by Donald
Sutherland and ‘Susan’. Ans-
pach,

‘Not all. of these movies

are completed and on the’

(Castlegar Socials 7

for interi Paintin
classrooms af the

” Weodana Pork €ler
ley Humphrie:

le tan!
Secondary School — (2)

DIVORCE

u
OVER THE PHONE - FAST
\W SHI pets

lin Vancouver area cal call 687-2442)
Chargex and Mastercharge ac:

pied
aa ‘Legal Help You Can Atford™
ORDER your aecdlng Inia rane,
oF ot eget
Beautiful ekg

com
fit prices. 197 Co! unbia ave: iy
Castlegar,

All work shall be ¢o:

. on or before: December

to reject ony 01 der
dey) wll not necessaril Me,

apa ed pricas shall bd
shown tor each school,

‘or further information, con
fact N. Bonderoff or P. Konkin at
365-8331. 3 ster

J. DASCHER,
Secretary-Treasure:
School Di ‘ict Ni

Box .
CASTLEGAR, &.C.

> VINSHS.

. “Dulfus College, 543. Seymour

Street, Vancouver, B.C. Vél

ae
Phone 681-7567. ttn/:

Boarding, and ‘=
Pet Supplies
SHASHEEN
KENNELS (Reg.)
NELSON 9352-2164

ECKANKAR Discussion, ord
Tusaday monthly. 7:30, 5 Seth
tava

Solleg je, Rm, L-11

INCE BANDS and mobile disco
av
eral le for any type of engage.

business’ people who enjoy
sharing quality products that co-
operate with nature. To become a
member call: 365-5239. 9/53

GIRUS BROWNIE unitorm, size 10
ort2, Ph, 365-6183. . + 3/54

DIESEL TRACTORS with or without
trailers required to haul lumber

=. ae Castlegar to Alberta. rb

WANTED, responsible abyaitos
for ‘Saturday afternoons ani
avanings. Blueberry Creek area,

[Se
A RESPONSIBLE be babysitter to look
after Z children in my home for
24 weeks at the end ay Januai
Ph, 365-5606. Pe

MATURE, reliable babysitter for
ayr. old girl, in Shoreacres.

Leave message at 365-6248 or ap-

By in person at -No. 2, Tutte
railer Court.

EXTRA income from home on _
round basis ‘without gi

fomily ‘or job

Ra c/o Casil legar News, Box
A

SHOP THE
ACTION ADS

2 Weeks Onlly - Special Offer

Castlegar

8 H.P. Snowblower.
2 Weeks Only — Special Offer. Sen See *998

The Snowblower that's used by Rental People . . . So you know it's tough!

Trowelex Equipment Rentals & Sales

365-3315

WANTED |

SSS

STEADY
PART-TIME
HELP

Male or Female
From 18yrs. to 60 yrs.

APPLY TO:
BOB'S MARINA

Syringa Creek
* or Box 3044 Castlegar
B.C. VIN3H4

romposaiition .

‘and Mrs, Frank J, McLeod,
Bie ton Avenue,. Contlogen,
B.C. are pleased to announce the

and Mrs. Georgi
Castlegar. The oe taine ‘all et
place ‘on Saturday, January’ 24,
981 of the Castle; Ap United
Church, Reverend T istow oe
fete tiny

cand Mrs, Jack Grant a
sired McKinnon) are the prov
“parents of a7 Ib. 1 oz. baby boy:
atrick John, born Novem! er
1980 at
Hospital.

CLERK

We are seeki

a career-ori

ACCOUNTING

dRIA/C

R, te Jackman’

sarrereneeee |

GA
student with-growth potential for an opens
ing on our accounting staft.

Duties are clerical in nature, providing
experience in statistics and exposure to"
EDP, budgets, payroll and payables.

Nillingness ‘to relocate in tuture is an’
asset. Salary i is competitive and our bene-
fit package i is. excellent.

Please send your resume, which willbe
handled in strict confidence, to:

Personnel Co-ordinator
Canadian Cellulose Co. Ltd.
Box 1000, Nakusp, B.C.

VOG:1RO

Burnaby General
« “57 *

-BEFORE
WT.
Sulies

(esate

80 PINTO HIB

eye, 4-spd.,
to, etc,
Sik, No. PB-104-79.,

"79 FIESTA HIB

a-cyl., 4-5pd.,
sun roof, radio, etc.
Stk. No. PB-1-B0..

80 FIESTA HB

4-cyl., 4-spd.,
fear wipet, atc.
Stk. No. PB-7-1

"80 Zephyr Ghia 4-dr;

80 Zephyr 27 2-dr., sport coupe ”
Gran Marquis . dr,

2. From%60-1,4408q, H.
1980 Display Units still at
aSpring prices, so buy now!
“datos df Nelson Bridge tow foward Balfour on Hwy. 3A)

Phone éascasi6 (anytime)

FREE Towing -
. within a 20-mile
sg With major; J

INCLUDES: road
test, remove pan,
visual Inspection,
clean sump and
screen, adjust
bands and {Ink
age, replace pan
gasket and fluid

Kits In stock.
One-Day Service
tn most cases _
see S331:
P.O. Bo:
Rock aol
Hwy. No.3

623 RAILWAY .ST., NELSON
352-7202

D. No. D51458

" 1981MODELS °
ON DISPLAY NOW!!

SEE & DRIVE THE NEW
FORD ESCORT AND MERCURY: LYNX

‘80-BOBCAT HIB

sun reat 4-eyl., auto.

- MANY OTHER
‘1980 FORDS AND
MERCURYS TOO!!

"1980 DEMO SALE

* '80 Fairmont Squire Wagon
‘80 Monarch 4-dr.
‘80 LID 4-dr., extra savings

623 RAILWAY ST., NELSON D.-No. D51458

352-7202

Several members of the
local Senior. Citizens’ Aaso-
elation ‘attended the. McMix-
erg'.dancing Friday evening.
On behalf of the members,
Mrs,’ J: -Raine expressed
thanks for such a delightful
evening and for the delicious
refreshments,

s . .

- Mrs. H. Johnson re-
turned home last weekend

10 days in

after spen
Rossland apy fa
eae * N

ed

* .
Mrs. WJ Chress sppnt
the long webKend in Nelson,
returning ied

mine seremiemeneey!

neheads

Mrs. Donnant

An election of officers
took place at the regular
business’ meeting of the
Castlegar and District Senlor
Citizens last Th

ing caretaker of the Centre;
and minutes from the re-:
gional meeting.

Mr. Cormier’s letter of

ternoon.
Heading ‘the executive

will be.Mrs. J. Donnan, as-°

sisted by first vice-president

Mrs. M. Brady, second vice--

president Mrs, J. Raine, sec-
HetaryMra! R: Hunter, treg..
qurer E. Newman-and dir +
ectors Mrs. H: Johnson, Bob
Cormier’ and. Bob Hunter.
Corresponding secretary is
Mrs. J.’ Stone.
‘Correspondence includ-
ed an invitation from the
MeMixer Square Dancers to
attend their dance at Wood-
land school; a letter from Bob
Cormier resigning from be-

was
with regret. Sincere thanks
were extended to him and
Mrs. Cormier ‘for all the
years they had kept the
Centre so clean.

“The membership endor-
Ved -a letter, received fromi-
{Salmo S:C:A.1 Fegotdlie the,

cost to seniors. of
surance.

The treasurer's report
showed that the association
funds had been greatly in-
creased by the proceeds of
the bazaar held early in the
month. #

Reports from several

Lefeaux named

-...John D. Lefeaux was re-
turned’ as :president ‘of the
Kootenay Lake District Hos-
pital and Health Services So-
elety following an annual
meeting attehded by 56 mem-

“bers and community repre-"

sentatives.
Lefeaux, who first joined
the board of directors as an
‘auxiliaries’ representative, in.
1964, has served two terms
from 1964 to'1978, and from
1974 to the present. Durin;
:that period she has‘ been‘el-
jected chairman of the West
“Kootenay Hospitals Area’
‘Council, sat as’ area rep:

.fesentative on the B.C.
- Health Association board and
served’ on the’ provincial:

body’s executive committee,
and in a number of provincial
committee roles, :
Returned as vice-presi-
dent of the society and vice-
-chairman ‘of the board was
‘Douglas P. Ormond, while
-Mrs, Corinne Massey suc-
*ceeded to the treasurer's
post.
South. Slocan and W.C.-
Penner of Blewett were elec-
ted'to the executive commit-
- tee; R.H. Procter continued
as executive secretary.
Gratitude of the society

was expressed to retiring

directors Glen W. Purdy,
Lionel C. Stainton of Balfour,
William’ Costain, past trea-
surer, and James W. Street
+ of South Slocan-Crescent Val-
ley area.
“Trustees remaining in
office were A. Naqvi, past
president, C.M. McNown of

"D.C. Axworthy of -

R.R. No.3, William L. Taylor
of Salmo and Jack W. Stew-
art. Mrs. Patricia Cardwell of
Salmo was welcomed as aux--
iliaries’ representative to the
board, succeeding E. Kay
Coletti. City and CKRHD
Tepreshtatives are Ald. Rose-
Bradshaw and William A.
Forsythe of Queen's Bay. The
board has been reduced from
18 to 12 with the bylaws
revision under the new So-
tieties Act." Medical staff

representative has been Dr.

- Nelson Ames for 1980.
Prior to the annual meet-
ing, scores of members and
visitors “saw. .displays on
health care activities by staff
members. These had also.
been well received at Kaslo
and Slocan (New Denver)
hositals' annual meetings.

cold cash to the investor.
“I could mike a 100-per- .

vious question,

Moat of his films benefit
1 teoik ‘thie Canadian Film De-.
velopment Corp.'s tax write-
off'deal for inveators.

The producer is similarly
lukewarm to the idea of
Filmpjan making a French-
language movie, though Da-
vid ‘isa French -Quebecer who .;
started out as a-distributor of
suchrQuebec hits ss Mus-

tatty, La‘ Mort d'un Buetieron

ai 1Z0.
whee itDhe:p roblem' is I can't.
go to.the pata investor and
say you'll recoup your in-
vestment, because the odds
are 60 to one against it.”
CANADIANS FEATURED
Filmplan’s movies do de-
velop and promote Canadian
directors — men like Les
Rose; . David Cronenberg,
Jean-Claude; Lord. and Ron

-Clark. And they givé a lot of

youtig, Canadian actors a
br

‘oak,

Comics, for instance, will
featire'several. young Can-
adian comedians in a $3-
million movie written and
directed by Ron Clark, the
writer of many Mel Brooks
coniedy films.

Demanding, hot-tem-

and a self-confessed
holic,. bachelor David
dnd deals Filmplan’s
fortunes from small, over-
ore ffices in a rundown

Seniors.

committees, - indicated the ..

members: are all: keeping .

busy.

Several members will
attend a bowling session in ~
Fruitvale; ‘two carloads will
attend cribbage in Trail.

Entertainment on Nov.
20 will consiat of singing of
old-time fAvorites and carols,
and some card games if
Rehm
{ ‘iLiwas ‘noted that Rose?
‘Wenzil and her band will play”
for the dancing at the Senior
Christmas Party on Dec. 6.

-.G.- McAndrew gave a
report of his-counselling for-
seniors. He is availablé .to
help any senior’ — all they
have to do is phond him. He
also reported that Meals on
Wheels is needing a driver to
take out the meals.

Mrs. Joan McKenzie, as
guest speaker, told of a clinic’
held once ‘a month for over-
60-year-old seniors at the
Health Centre — the next
one'to be on Nov. 24, All are
welcome to attend. She also
reported that there is still
vaccine on hand for those
who need flu shots. Anyone’
interested can call in at the
Health Centre on a Tuesday
afternoon or phone, 365-7748
for sn appointment.

section ot the ‘city’ 's east end.
“Aren't those offices just
awful?" ‘confides a. shocked
Hollywood screenwriter, in
town to work on a movie.
Yet the implicit message
of those offices is that re Is *
a no-frills jon, hard-

of the movie tusingeent i
This dark-haired, .be-''
spectacléd product of French 4
Quebec's bourgeois upper-
crust — ‘he’s the son of- Dr.
Paul David, director of the
Montreal Heart Institute and
the of the late

nosed enough { to avoid the in-
fectious, high-upkeep glamor

Minto

Athanase David, a culturally
minded Quebec cabinet min-
ister who created the prov-
ince’s top ‘literary prize —

‘would probably be . pleased
- with an epitaph that read, ‘I
+ protected my investor's ass.”

. Certainly it’s his’, most |

aft-quoted phrase. -.-

DERIDES ‘AMATEURS’

‘ : iA loner with .10..years’

xperience dealing. with Hol-
ywood,. David’: doesnt par-
icularly care to be:lumped in
ith “the - - majority ~ off Can-

provided a festive; batons ‘
Castlegar Legion Hall suhen : q
Minto Chapter, Order Uf tie’
Eastern Star, held its angual

* day afternoon.

Mrs. W. Crawfard,,the.
‘Worthy Matron, extended a?
welcome to. all iromeitiand? |
declared the bazaar open, As *
the guests arrived: thay were!
weléomed by Mrai: Crawford {
and Mra. D. Steward, Asse
ciate Matron. -=--

The head table, was ocv-
ered with a while cloth with a

lace cloth overlay, ‘tentred

with a Christmas motif with
green tapers on either side.
Silver, urns added to the
decor. Each tea table was
centred with a smaller
Christmas motif. é

The hall was filled
throughout the afternoon
with cheerful shoppers who
also enjoyed a cup of tea and ;
a chat with friends.

Presiding at the urns
-during the. afterngon were
Mrs. D. Askew,: Mrs. C. -
Ackerman, Worthy Matron
Mrs. K. Weir, and Associate
Matron Mrs...D. Waldie —
. both of Columbia’ Chapter
OES., Trail,

H. | Schellenberg *
was in charge of the tea
tables and was assited by
Mra. J. Raine; Mrs, R. Four-

. bister, .Miss Dione. vanBey-

num and Mrs. L. Klimehuck.
Mrs. J. Heslop was’ TA
purge of tiGKGk sales on at

- quilt draw and the treasure

table. Sewing and novelty

+. tahle was supervised by Mrs. -

‘W. Sommerfield and Mrs. J.
Donnan, A well-laden’ bake
table was in the charge of
Mrs. E. Sherbiko, assisted by.
Mrs, M.-Peachey and Mrs. D.
MeNichol,

Mrs. H. Johnson ‘and

Mrs. N. Zuk looked after the |
.tea ticket sales. The ever-
"busy kitchen was convened ©
* by Mrs. N. Gilchrist, assisted

by Mrs. N. Oswald, Mrs. D.
Craig, Mrs. L. Buffett, Meas
J. Nickolson and Mrs. Ed. .
Johnson, i
Mrs. W. Chress of Rob-
son was the winner of the af-
ternoon's door prize. .
Minto Chapter extends

its thanks toall who attended |

the bazaar and helped to
make the day a success,

“MERRIMAN:
SCHOOL BOARD

AREA J

“MALCOLM SCOTT FOR

SCHOOL TRUSTEE

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©: {VOTE SCOTT FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEE ON SAT. 15th_

SCOTT, Malcolm J.

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89 over-hyped people thought
we were’ doing “five ‘Gone
With the Windg.; 4. <>

“Now it’s the cleaiting’up
of the game. A lot-of these
guys are very discoufaged.
So a lot of them will end up
trying to’get a job. with an _
established studio or going
back to -their T-shirt busi
ness, whatever.”

David got into the movie
kusiness via radio.'He began
in 1966 as’a reporter for
CJMS, a French radio station-
that gave him a car with

gadgets and paid him. Sha

He began organizing mu-
sic concerts for the ‘station
and when ‘that became: a~
province-wide success, «
president of Civitas gave him ~
the green light'to move into
films. 3

Formed in the early
1970s, ‘Les Films Mutuels
(Mutual Films) invested in or
distributed many ‘of French
‘Quebec's screen successes as

6s filme That sell”

*, well as distributing . inter-

national ‘films;

“Volume is the way to
make distribution work,”
says David. “You never know
which picture is going ‘to
make it. I apply the same
market “concept to Produc.
tion.”

Last year Filmplan be-
came the first Canadian film
company to offer its inves-
tors an $11.3-million three-
film package, on thg premise
that risk is lessened if the
eggs are in three baskets
* instead of one. -

The movies were Dirty
‘Tricks, suspense; Hog Wild,
a youth comedy, and Scan-
ners a selence-fiction shocker
directed by Toronto's David
Cronenberg.

David predicts Scanners
. will gross between $16-and
$20 million.

‘VERY SORHISTICATED'

“It's very sophisticated
with scenes that have never
been shown on film,” en-
thuses David, displaying a
colar photograph of an ex-
ploding human head that may
be used to promote the film.

“I'm a big fan of shoc-

kers,” he adds, suddenly re-,

vealing a side of his per-

sonality that is pure’ boyish |

enthusiasm.‘

“I'm driven ‘crazy. 3

“I saw Alien three times
through my fin like this,”
he says witha Hugh, cover-
ing behind .a handful of
splayed fingers. L

‘Not one tolllet an idea
languish, he parlayed his own
particular phobidi* hospitals,-
into Filmplan's  $6-million
movie Fright.

"Shot in Montreal this fall
and directed by his longtime
friend) Jean-Claude .Lord,

.Fright has a psychotic killer

loose in a hospital.
Once ‘a year David
checks into his father’s heart

‘institute for a routine check-

up. +
“Nothing - frightens - me.
more than to, be told I'm
going to be spending a few
nights in hospital,” admits
David wide-eyed. “You can't
even lock your door.”

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