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“rolled off! e toa of the car,
He’

‘smiling.

Tse’ another routine Job.
for Jacob Rupp, movie stunt:
man. i

Rupp has ‘spent ne ‘years °

an elite. group’ of about 20,
qmen and; women. in. Stunts
Canada, a crew that r .
ly. works on big-budget films °
. Shot in Canada,

Atifive feet,’11 inches and
‘160° “pounds, “Hupp's lean
frame has suffered its share,

Sof: battering over the ‘years.

“We play the odds,” Rupp
said in an interivew. “There's
‘usually a 95-per-cent ‘chance
of coming ‘out of it OK."

-He's fought with Sylvester.

Rupp often ‘kes to double |

for star performers, tumbling,

some of the more’ elaborate
stunts but it's the ind
‘brea

tered ‘and ihe. honing his skills. He's one of +.

“And even if he’s hein, if
the director, doesn't’ like the

ahi ‘the. camera; angles»):

aren't quite right, the scene
,, will be shot -over and aver
again;

Tn ‘one film ‘a a well. Known
U.S. actor was ‘supposed. ta’

drop a stuntman “gently"’on

a flight of stairs.

got carried away’ and threw

the stuntman half-way down,

cracking several ribs. ,
The: stuntman’ was more

than miffed to hear the actor

‘in. had stepped. ‘out of the shot in

led Mosherloge, she she

ting
cables in the miné-shaft stunt
lor, some of the shots,” ‘said
“Rupp. “But quite a few ‘times

his excitement and the scene

th indus
* that”  ntomatically, assumes
that ‘stuntmen from’ Holly-

down there: but:
‘ested in the Canadian indus-
try,” said upp. “I've put-a

von :

_- Lawsuit
over E.T.: -
‘LOS ANGELES -(REUT-

ER) — A writer who claimed
the hit film’ E.T. °

. from a one-act play she wrote

has filed a suit seeking $750
million i in damages.
Lisa. Litchfield, 38, of Los

|, Angeles filed a copyright in-
(.fringement suit in Los An-

geles Federal Court naming

@ Universal Studios and Ste-

ven Spielberg Productions as
defendants.

“Inthe ‘suit, Litchfield al-
leged E.T. was based on a
play:she wrote in 1978 en-
titled’ Lokey -for Maldman,

“The suit. alleged she. sub

mitted her play. to Universal
for consideration’ asa film
‘project, but the- studio re-
jected it:

Look f for

Silverton | as

theatre
The Summer _ Com

erarnouss is

look at life-in ol | Silverton.
This original show, creal

and John Norris will “be

shown every Wednesday at 8
p.m. until Sept. 1 at the
Silverton Gallery ‘in Silver-
ton.

Admission is $3 for, adult
and $1.60 for children’ und
oo and ‘senior. citizens.

Squeeze play
It had to happen, one’ sup-
poses. * *

SMITHS ‘PALS, ‘ONT.
(CP) — Reese's Pieces don’t
exactly steal’ the show in

Terrestrial,

‘In’ Steven Splelberg’s
test’ :box-office « wonder, a
young...) boy:. uses: Reese's

dat Her-. :

1G ” es

The creature, named E.T.,

his eating

ak

the continent, © =:
“Hershey is doing every-

7: thing in its power to keep up

termine without a doubt tha

the’ colorful, button-like pi-

‘eces are none other than’;

There's -

See
Like countless other well-

known entertainment duos —
Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis, or Lucille Ball and
Desi Arnaz, to name a couple
— the television partnership
of:Laverne.and Shirley ap-
Pears ready to crumble...

Actress Cindy Williams: of ©

plant-in Smiths Falls, to lure
a frightened space creature
to his. suburban California
home. *

tinctive Hershey package.

And: that alone has been

enough to - boost “business

shey Canada president David
Conn,

manufactured, is on the up-
swing. In fact, we've had to
double the shifts.”

Hershey ..Canada officials
say salés of the candy, sold in

&

a hit

the competition. The. Smiths
Falls plant churns out thou-
sands of kilograms of Reese's

- until he. comes .upon'’ the:’.with the demand,” says Her- Pieces a day.

In the United States, Her-

“The company still fanart

given up on new ways to cash
in on the connection and
plans to introduce E.T. T-
shirts, posters and stickers.

Figures issued at'the be:

Soviet Jewish emigration stalled * ice ee eas

the Toronto branch of

Dasha Stoochnoff, flower girl
and hlece of the bride.

The, "wore

of mauve gowns and the flower
. girl carried a basket of baby's

‘chose a white fall- -length late

¢ gow! a bouquet of yellow

Be 'roses’. and baby’s’ breath
‘which : matched >the baby's

‘Attendants for the July 10

|; wedding ceremony were Lin-'
"da Stoochnoff, maid of honor
\and sister of the bride; Leeda:

breath and daisies,

Best man was Walter Bar-
isoff and the usher was Ron
Drazdoff. |

The reception ¥ was ‘held at
the residence of the groom's
family ‘in Thrums' and iPeter_

‘Saliken,was.master of cere-.

monies, Tho , toast; to) the
bride was. given by Bill
Stoochnoff, brother. of the
bride,

The couple: now resides in
Th os y

- Gift for a king

TORONTO (cP) — ‘ood-

‘carver! Gerard Bolles has

‘Photo by Vogue Studio,’ : fashioned ‘a’ herd‘ of rocking
horses through the years, but
ad basettat bod fora future

By The Canadian Press,“ gion ch et the Soviet:
BARS. CORNER, — N.S.
(CP):—' The. Soviet Union is
engaged ina new: wave: of
anti-Semitism “and “emig
tion of Jews from: the ‘Cot
munist country is “being
stalled, says the Atlantic Re

de the Soviets t0 allow. Union, to allow. a8 many - as: i Monarchist League ‘ of
more Je’ 8 to leave th mu (Canada.

Jorish where, visitors will.be able to .

increased pressure by. West

Pulpit & Pew,

By PASTOR DIRK ZINNEB are keeping pace with what
Seventh-Day He is.doing in us. if
Adventist Church ‘The world system: we. live,
God didn't create us to live . in “is : frustrated : today. It

Canada since 1980, have in- ginning of this week showed

mundane, boring lives. He
wants each minute to ‘be
meaningful and rewarding. A
Christian who is aware of his
inheritance in Christ is an.
enthusiastic Christian.

The word “enthusiasm”
comes from the two Greek.
wards, ;.tenys theos)) «i. Wwhi
literally means “in ba

‘Ifa Christian is not enthi
siastic about his relationship.

with Christ, : it is: simpley

because “he - is not: under-
standing what it means to be
“en theos.”' “In God" is whi
the vaction is: and: if :you'

jwants to experience pleasure
land exeitement ” but.: can't
prank te get fulfilled by the
things it seeks after. So here:
we are, sucked into a vicious

circle -of :choosing one. thrill

after- another ‘and. nev
Feally han satisfied.
undera'

hunting for it, But He hever

intended for us to.hop from’:

_ one thing to another — never

_ getting. the complete fulfill.
need. He: doesn’

creased, dramatically but
won't elaborate for fear of

the film had ‘already earned
$187.7 million at box offices

fans candy junkies across: siving owny information to in Canada and the U.8.

the’ comedy show’ has filed.a

$20-million lawsuit ‘alleging
that, producer Garry Mar-

shall, whose - sister, -Penny, A

plays Laverne, has tried to’
squeeze her ‘out of. the pop-
ular ‘ABC } Program. .

‘The suit‘names ad defen-

Canadian News and
_ Spor ts Network

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(ADULT ‘movi »

“state Labor: C

- LOS: ‘ANGELES (AP) —
As long as there have been
movies: there have been child

‘state Labor’ Code . dealing
with children are considered

‘ Protec:
But after the death of two

+) ting ‘hem:

sand the pe!
‘valties-range up to $250 and
six.months in jail. Civil pe:
‘alties ‘range: from $100 to
$1,000 depending on whether:
hi

director of the state Division
of Labor Standards Enforce-;

© ment. “Even if the violation

| “As“a. general deterrent,

‘the pénalties are low,” says

1 is criminal, they will a only get ‘

Patrick: Henning. “They aré

‘antiquated: and need to be.
ES revised.” He intends. to pro-
“pose tougher penalties in the”

next’ session of ‘the’ state

“It was absclutely illegal,”
Logan said. “The children
shouldn't have been there at
that ‘hour. They (the pro-
ducers)’ didn’t: ‘have - work

no.teacher to look out for
their welfare.””
Three individuals received

and state officials are’ inves-
tigating possible’ criminal
violations.

“I was, Shocked ‘that the

there was ‘no welfare work-
said Gene Reynolds, a
1930s.

SUN SPACE, BOX 37, pat CHRISTINA LAKE,

i Nov, 20. 528: oat gag8129

parents are so Pleased to
have their children in'‘movies
that they aren't as vigilant as
they would be,” Logan said,
“For some, the money is a
factor.”

‘I remember ' seeing’ old
Mack Sennett silent: movies

with kids chasing around in _

cars and such things.”, °’
A child now must have a

job promised, a health certif-

icate and at least a C-average

to get a theatrical’ work ©

permit. A child can spend no
more than eight hours a‘day
on the set, and three of them
must be allotted for’ educa-
tion by a teacher who ‘also
looks ‘out “for the” child's
well-being, Another of those
eight hours must be set aside
for relaxation; Children’ un-
“der: eight ‘are ‘forbidden’ to
Work after 6:30 p.m., and are

barred from hazardous wank,

ing Con litions. 3h

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Masioti of; Ootischenia? wh
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‘Sask.; Mrs. Leo (Jane)
MacDonald of’ Edson, Alta.;
and Mrs. Ed. (Vera) Pruss of
Ootischenia; four grandchil- §
dren. and. one sister, Mrs,

i He:was rela by one
brother and two sisters.
Funeral services were held

wateh him at. work. '

After receiving the ‘$1,000
commission : from the ‘league,
Boileau, 66, of nearby Mis-
sissauga, promised ito, give
the. ee horse anne

“It must have a good grain;
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than ordinary, and Til take
much more care with every:
thing about it,” said Boileau.

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