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. Energy's original drug and VANCOUVER — John Thomas once intended to go 4
eae yam ee amas - alcohol education project, into the hotel business but changed his mind and now i
> rai > i : i begins rehearsal Jan, 28 for a ‘creates weather and destroys bridges. His wife, Betty,
arit four-week tour of schools in sold real estate before becoming an expert at high-speed oe 3
y B mgo the Kootenays and Okana- car chases and low-speed flying. : ae >]
gan. They're a team that makes movie magic in British
un ay Night Calling The Play is @ life- Columbia with special effects and stunts: They've worked
sized board game which is in movies like The Boy Who Could Fly, Clan of the Cave {
Bi e played by up to 80 students. Bear, Runaway and Burt Reynolds's Malone, which Re
ingo is Cc Four actors portraying teen- zi
, agers enact scenes in which recently completed shooting in Princeton. Na
JANUARY 18 drug and alcohol abuse take ‘A current project is Housekeeping, the latest
Last Day per Bingo leek place. production of director Bill Forsyth. In this drama, John
of Su Bi w end! Inthe process of the game, Thomas gets to play weatherman.
Two Big Guaranteed Jackpots students ‘are called upon to His tasks include creating “biodegradable frost” for a ()
Ist express their ideas and emo- field and coating trees to look as if they'd been hit by an .
st... tions concerning drug and al- ice storm. - f)
Jackpot cohol abuse, make decisions His other weather-making talents range from wind
affecting the actors’ behavior and rain to fog and snow, the plastic kind or the slushy i 4 ig
2nd $ 00 and suggest strategies for kind, but meehanical effects are his specialty. i bs bl om
000 dealing with the conflicts BUILDS B E . ie
Jackpot ..... which arise in the scenes. For a recent episode of CBC's Danger Bay, he built “ . a
Th hasi i : d th HF ion bridge “with talent on it” - ~
PLUS je game emphasizes valve CALLING THE PLAY . . . Director Judith Ceroli introduces board game “Calling the | movie Sree tar ive aciore fed svunt po0pl6.
r clarification and promotes Play”. adr d alechol ed ‘s od by Nek : 9 movie jargon for live actors and stunt people. Lp
Trip for 2 to Reno Gadsionmaking skile with Pt0Y + 4C¥g and olcohol education project created by Nelson's Theatre Energy. The Vaneouver-born Thomas, 39, went to the B.C. ™ Gore-Tex r. KARHU Extreme
the students. Institute of Technology to train for a career in hotels, but | : ‘ “ Thinsulate
Theatre Energy toured Ponse, such as the following: Foundation and Nelson's ginal production this spring. | ended up in stunt work. He began accumulating special PATIENTS TRANS! ED Aah di t f ft the t i ‘e to Vancouver and ff
or $250 Cash. Calling The Play te the Koot- “Lam a Grade 10 student and _IODE. Chery! Cashman, who's one | effects equipment and soon moved from stunts into film Ce ae eaten nici tronster of the two patents, one te oninonietion il

I must admit some of the

Fundraising efforts will

woman comedy show, Turn-

Star Trek crew. Crocodile

$58.6 million, five weeks, $18

effects full time.

suspended from a crane eight stories in the air for flying

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All Early Bird $] 00 Each spring to an enthusiastic res- things I heard made me continue over the next month ing Thirty, brought standing Now, his North V p is d -
Payouts .. - realize how very present with Theatre Energy meni- room only crowds to Studio | with movie paraphernalia. There are machines that make Reg. $289 Reg. $44.95
th e “Fin-Ale”’ drugs aod alcohol are. I bers soliciting local busi- bes Nelson last summer, has wind and smoke, things called sand mortars that mimic wl a Teac he ‘Spattsh —
would also like to let you nesses and organizations for mn engaged by. the com- | explosions, winching devices to drop actors and props a bus that skidded on ice near Bidache on the Spanish = @”
PLUS WIN THE CAR Is Coming know that after seeing you support. -pany to direct the play. | from heights, cupboards full of breakaway glass bottles, i E ATH ER border. Sr SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE
(if not Glready won) quite a few of my friends hegctiatiohs. are underway | racks of latex dummies and ¢ freezer stuffed with rabbit, = W Thirteen deaths were reported around Britair today 5 > ES
$20 and $25 packages started giving parties with Meanwhile a special proj- with Cashman to bring Push- | wolf and other_furs. ; ee ee and Tuesday, including an 87-year-old woman found dead : :
: no aleohol!” ects grant. from Canada ing Forty, her sequel to In film work, the next job is often seen as the most Cc L A | MS in the snow outside her home in south Yorkshire with an : :
Most of the funding for Council has been received by Turning Thirty, to Nelson in challenging, and Thomas looks ahead to a H@ropean car i empty can of birdfeed nearby. Neighbors said she must . e
All Jackpots played on Calling The Play has been Theatre Energy for an ori- early April. commercial when asked about his most difficult have slipped while feeding the birds. :
(net Hrd cards received through the B.C. . assignment. 1 29 L ] V E S Soviet authorities said 29 people were ‘killed in SB
. Alcohol and Drug Program, a ° BURIES CAR 7 Sst Ss avalanches in the Caucasus Mountains, considered the as
department of the Ministry Go | den Ch I Id “I've been asked to make a car disappear into a wall LONDON (AP) — A weird weather cocktail brought divider between the European and Soviet portions of the 3 Lifetime Warranty Lifetime Warranty 2 Yeor Warranty
Jan. 26 - 31 of Health. Additional help of snow in half a second,” he said. “The car lands on a spring-like temperatures to Iceland and warmed parts of Soviet Union. In addition, they reported 48 deaths across 3
Z has been given by The Kaiser ° block of ice in the middle of this lake. The car landing on Sweden above the Arctic Circle today while gripping most the country caused by heaters and fires peoples were using : ‘ Se ae
—>— top fi | m d raw the block of ice is not the difficult part . . . it’s how to lose of Europe in cold weather that has claimed at least 129 to keep warm. .
that car in the snow without hurting the car.” lives. Belgium reported its first death, that of a 29-year-old
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Ed- the box office this weekend, Driving cars in action sequences is one of Betty = The toll included 52 people killed across Europe since man who apparently froze in his broken-down car. A «al Polypropylene
die Murphy's The Golden with distributor, weekend | Thomas's specialties. The 31-year-old, dark-haired Siberian winds hit Friday and a total of 77 deaths reported at AA sews: Classic ¥ :
Child mined enough cash at gross, number of screens, | slightly-built Thomas recently doubled for Lauren Hutton by the Soviet Union since Jan. 1. Some people froze to In Iceland, spring like weather produced tempera: 2 801 X-C Raci
the box office during the weekend per-screen average, | in a car chase in Vancouver for Malone. death, some were burned in fires or asphyxiated by faulty tures of about 10 during the last week and the only snow & n erwe ar ing
Free Bus Transportation & Information weekend to remain the top total gross, number of weeks “I love doing stunts, but stunt driving is really what I heaters and others were killed by avalanches. is found in the mountains. : 2 Package
Fruitvale, Salmo, Castlegar, Rossland phone LICENCED DINING ROOM) | 4@w in the U.S. in release and estimated pro- | live for,” she said. France reported five more deaths today for a total of In Britain, one of the worst hit areas was south: & Top or Bottoms oots
for bus transportation on or before 4 p.m. daily OPEN 4P.M. DA Star Trek IV maintained duction cost. Betty was selling real estate and working as a legal 14. eastern England, where many rail lines and roads were &
Ph. 364-2933, 365-5007, 365-6172 WEARS Cominco vou DAILY the No. 2 spot. Distributors supply the | secretary in Edmonton when she met John while he was Permier Jagques Chirac, also mayor of Paris, ordered _ blocked by snow. One train packed with passengers was & <
AR BC nal ee D VOUCHERS ACCEPTED: ‘The Golden Child was No. gross amount figures. Fig- | in Alberta with the crew of Superman I. They were the army to help clear the snow after the Frencii capital trapped in a snowdrift Monday night near Maidstone and 3 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE
Tete tiderede —ea.-Konkin sky bird Butiding Reservations toe Pitecta Pestics — 545-3904 1 for a fifth : 3 ures not lable are in- | married in 1979 and soon Betty was getting involved in had a snowfall of 14 centimetres, the fourth heaviest on was not freed until Tuesday mens -_ ' SALE PRICE
Located | mile south of Weigh Scales.in Qotiecheno, week, bringing in $4.5 million dicated by n-a. stunt work. Her first job was shooting some Fraser River record. Food stores in Kent Teport panic buying among a i
$ $$ $ $ : U.S. last weekend compared 1. The Golden Child, Par- | rapids on a raft for Klondike FeGer. “Paris subway stations, were opened to shelter the shoppers. Some villages in'the area have been without & , Le
to the $4.1 million take by amount, $4.5 million, 1,657 One of her most arduous tagks was doubling for Lucy homeless. Among those killed in France were a 28-year-old fresh milk since Saturday and some village stores have 3 5
Capt. James T. Kirk and his screens, $2,782 per screen, | Deakins in The Boy Who Cduld Fly where she was man and his six-year-old daughter struck on a sidewalk by run out of food.

DIXIE LEE’S

Dundee was No. 3.

Things were rosy for Little
Shop of Horrors, which grew
a notch to fourth with a $3.1

No. 5 spot with The Morning

mulion.

2. Star Trek IV: The Voy
age Home, Paramount, $4.1
million, 1,876 screens, $2,188

screens, $2,398 per screen,
$127.5 million, 16 weeks, $8.5,

sequences.

TRAINS HARD
“We had to be up there, I mean stunt people, for
three and four hours at a time without coming down,” she

In addition

to her stunt work, Thomas makes
breakaway glass, dummies, and other props and she

Abortion support urged

attempt to
support abortion clinics in

“To open an abortion clinic
and keep it open in face of

said hospitals should not be

performing abortions. He refused to say whether

million ticket take in only 858 per screen, $87.2 million, | said. “The training was very important. We had to be ei
theatres for the field's big- seven weeks, $20 million. happy people flying. VANCOUVER (CP) — A Jan. 25 to form a B.C. coal-. Meanwhile, Dr. John He said the Criminal Code
gest per screen average of 3. Crocodile Dundee, Par “It's difficult unless you're in really good shape and I group seeking to make it ition to support abortion O'Brien-Bell, president of the should be changed so abor 2
a eel. amount; $42 ‘million, 1.60°\ trained very heavily” easier for women to get clinics. B.C. Medical Association, tions no longer have to be t h Gloves
Jane Fonda grabbed the abortions will performed in hospitals. wea ts
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weeks, $14 million.

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“People in my family (say) you must be crazy, how
can you do that? I guess they still look on me as being
really young, like I've never grown up.”

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British Columbia, a spokes:
man for Citizens for Choice
on Abortion said Tuesday.

Norah Hutchinson said the
aim of the group is to
challenge Canada’s abortion
laws and establish the first
abortion clinic in the province
within eight months.

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Criminal Code which allows
therapeutic abortions to be

down any such clinic.
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“We would go to the police

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likely charges by the attor-
ney general will require that
we have strong community
support,” Hutchinson said.
“We're organizing the very
necessary support through
the launching of a coalition.”

Hutchinson said that of
115 public hospitals in B.C.,
only 52 have therapeutic
abortion committees and only
10 hospitals provide 70 per

are a minority woman, who's
poor and living in rural B.C.

Proper Dress Saturday after 9 p.m half-hour program in- ture of plays, music legal,” said Hilda Krieg, the chances of obtaining an
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was not available for com-

he favors abortion clinics but -

said if society backs the right
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abortions are “nothing but
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