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ALL

NEW YORK (REUTER) — John Phillips, founder,
creator and lead singer of The Mamas and the Papas, says
his road to a living hell was lined with one celebrity after
another.

Mick Jagger dragged him to a Wimbledon tennis
match the day after he seduced Jagger's wife Bianca.

Warren Beatty shared women with him and he tells
of an orgy with Jane Fonda that “was so innocent.”

Rolling Stone Keith Richard shared drugs with him,
giving him a mountain of heroin and encouraging him to
shoot up.

Millions of Americans sang Papa John's songs:
California Dreamin’ and Monday, Monday among others.
And millions bought his records to make him rich enough

= to become a non-stop junkie.

His addiction ended only when the government

= arrested him for drug-dealing in 1978 and, as part of a

plea bargain, put him into a drug rehabilitation program.
Phillips has written a tell-all autobiography, Papa
John, that makes other accounts of drug addiction seem
carefree or at least celebrity-free in comparison.
GIVES DRUGS
The father of five children, Phillips admits to giving
his oldest children drugs before they had even reached
the legal drinking age.

KEITH RICHARDS
shared mountain
of heroin

He says he used to drive daily to New York City from
his Connecticut mansion in his white Cadillac with a Gucci
bag stuffed with drugs and syringes.

There a couple of willing pharmacists provided him
with thousands of pills that he traded for the high-grade
heroin that he and his third wife, the South African-born
actress Genevieve Waite, were addicted to.

Phillips says that he and his wife were doing $1,000 a
day worth of drugs when he was busted by Drug
Enforcement Agency agents. With $150,000 a .year
coming in on royalties from songs that helped define the
“hippie” era of the 1960s, Phillips said he could almost
afford his habit.

“I guess I am an example proving that the system
works. I was given a short jail term and placed on
probation for eight years provided I went to a drug
rehabilitation centre.”

Phillips is estranged from his wife Genevieve and the
two are discussing a divorce.

He lives now in upstate New York and has started
The Mamas and the Papas again with his daughter
MacKenzie as a lead singer and with singer Spanky Mac
Farland

SMOOTH MOVES . . . Claire Andrewss of the Question
of Balance Dance Theatre performs in Spanish Spring,

part of the Look We're Dancing show last Thursday at
Stanley Humphries secondary school.

Costews photo by Ron Norman

§ to freer trade, says the president of the Canadian
» Consumers Association.

« « . Miss Royal Canadian Legion

CONTENDING SMILE
Michele Lalonde was introduced along with tive other
Miss Castl 1986 ot a Ch ot

Commerce luncheon Thursday. To her left is Quinto
Maida of Arrow Building Supplies which sponsoring
one of the other contestants. CosNews Photo

LEFT ENGLAND
Move goo

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michael Caine speculates about
what might have happened if he hadn't emigrated to
California 7% years ago.

“I would have been a British movie star who was
brought here to make an occasional movie at a salary of
$150,000,” he sai

Instead, Caine is one of the screen's busiest stars, fully
capable of playing British or American roles, at a salary in
the neighborhood of $1 million.

You can find him in the theatres now with Woody
Allen's Hannah and Her Sisters. Coming up is Water, a
far-out comedy from George Harrison's Hand-Made Films.
He has finished guest shots in Sweet Liberty and Half Moon
Street, plus a full-length role in The Whistle Blower.

Next he will film a Frederic Forsythe thriller, The
Fourth Protocol, followed by Surrender, a Los Angeles
comedy directed by Jerry Belson.

“Coming here was one of the best decisions I ever
made,” said Caine, who made the move not merely to escape
Britain's crushing taxes but also because he wanted to
establish himself as a versatile leading man.

“Like most British people, I speak too quickly,” he said
in an interview. “So when I came here, I coached myself to

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NEW YORK (AP) — Ac
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becn signed to a three-year,
multimilllion-dollar contract
to appear in ads for Arrid
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for Caine

“It worked in Deathtrap and Dressed to Kill, and it
works in Hannah and Her Sisters. There is no explanation
that Iam not an American, nor is there for Max Von Sydow
We are simply a part of the New York scene, and people
don't ask: ‘What's he doing there?’

“There are some things I couldn't play. I couldn't be a
Mafia boss or a policeman or a Western sheriff or an lowa
farmer. The important thing is to stay close to the coasts,
East or West. The further I go into the Midwest, the more
trouble I'm in.”

GAINS STARDOM

With owlish eyes behind horn-rimmed glasses, Caine
became a star as the reluctant hero of The Iperess File, and
won his first Academy Award nomination as the caddish
Alfie.

He also has been nominated for Sleuth and Educating
Rita.

Caine enjoyed working with Woody Allen

“He is the supreme example of the old saying that doing
comedy is serious work. When you do Shakespeare or a
horror film, you generally have a lot of laughs.

“A Woody Allen set is a bit like church. He is very quiet
very disciplined, very hard working.”

He also has a fondness for trivia.

“I have a memory like a computer, and it's full of useless
information,” said Caine. “For instance, I picked this up from
a PBS show: The tail of Halley's comet is 50 million miles
long but all of the dust within it could fit into a normal
suitcase.

“All my friends know about my love of trivia, and one of
them suggested putting it-all into a book

“So I dictated to a secretary or jotted things down, and
it was published in England as Not Many People Know This,
which is what I always say

“The proceeds went to The Playing Fields of England
organization, which buys land for soccer fields in depressed
areas. I'm told the book has raised $200,000 and now there's
a sequel, Or This.”

The first book was recently published by Putnam's As
Michael Caine’s Almanac of Amazing Information

As for British reaction to his departure from England,
Caine said there was initially a lot of talk that he was selling
out for American dollars.

“But now that has mellowed, and I think there is a
degree of admiration that one of their boys made it here,” he
said.

“The British are a bit afraid of America; they think of it
as tough, hard and jungle-like. The fact that I have been able
to survive here makes them ask: ‘How did you do that?’ ”

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Pioneer pu

REGINA (CP) — The credibility of Western Canadian
financial institutions was badly bruised last year by the
failure of two Alberta banks and a Saskatchewan trust
company

But amid the gloom, there's an apparent success story
— the survival of Pioneer Life Assurance Co. of Regina,
which was almost dragged down by the collapse last year of
its affiliate, Pioneer Trust,

Once the flagship of a burgeoning financial empire,
Pioneer Life was saddled with the trust company’s debts
through the holding company which technically controlled
both.

The liquidation of Pioneer Trust Feb. 7, 1985, triggered
a crisis of confidence among the insurance company's clients.
Policy surrenders — people cancelling their insurance and
taking back the cash value of their policies — more than
doubled in the months following the trust company’s demise.

Don Black, Pioneer Life's president and chief executive
officer, said a life insurance company is as vulnerable as any
bank or trust company to public skittishness. A client
entrusts money to an insurance company for decades before
expecting to be paid back.

“You're banking on them being in business 30 or 40
years from now,” he said

Black took over Pioneer Life after 30 months as
president of Saskatchewan Government Insurance Corp. He
had been president and part-owner of Houston Willoughby.
a Regina securities firm, selling his interest three months
before it merged with Pemberton Securities Ltd

“I left a lot of money on the table,” he said.

It was only the determination of Pioneer's previous
management, which refused to roll over during the crisis,
and the aggressiveness of its 5,000-member sales force
which made up for the exodus of policyholders, said Black

If the debt inherited from Pioneer Trust was
discounted, Pioneer Life had a $350,000 profit for 1985, he
said. The trust company's debt, which was $14.1 million at
the end of 1984, stood at $8.5 million at the end of last year

Although Pioneer Life has about $1.6 billion of
insurance in force in Western Canada, the collapse of
Pioneer Trust in some ways brought the company back to its
roots

It now is the only holding of Canadian Pioneer
Management Ltd., formed in 1971 as the publicly traded
owner of Pioneer Life. The shares sell over the counter

The insurance company quickly became profitable and
Pioneer Management used the proceeds as leverage to spin
off an array of subsidiaries, including Pioneer Trust,

Price index falls

OTTAWA (CP) — An cent, Statistics Canada said

index measuring how much
manufacturers pay for their
raw materials dropped an
unusual 5.8 per cent between
March and April, mainly due
to lower world oil prices.

Statistics Canada said its
raw materials price index,
which measures price move
ments of such things as wood
products, vegetable prod
uets, mineral fuels and met
als, now stands 23.9 per cent
below its level of April, 1985.

The government agency
said the decline between
March and April “was chiefly
attributable to an estimated
12.6-per-cent drop for the
mineral fuels component in
dex.”

Not including mineral
fuels, the drop in the index
would ha ve been 1.1 per

While producers were pay
ing 5.8-per-cent less for raw
materials in general, the
prices they charged for their
products dropped 0.3 per
cent during the March-April
period, as measured by the
industrial product price in
dex, although the index is up
1.2 per cent from the year
before.

Gasoline and fuel oil prices
were down 8.5 per cent, but
there were significant in.
creases in the prices of lum
ber, timber, wood pulp and
motor vehicles.

The raw materials and
industrial product price in.
dexes measure price move-
ments in goods up the line of
production from the con.
sumer price index, which is
the most widely-quoted
measure of inflation.

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FREER TRADE
MAY MEAN
BARGAINS

OTTAWA (CP) — Canadian shoppers could get the!
good bargains, wide variety and even the higher quality
products Americans now enjoy if the border was opened

Sally Hall says the CAC supports opening)
negotiations with the United States for more

trade.

Like other business leaders, the association wants
protection for workers in vulnerable Canadian industries
and enhanced trade with other countries as well,
including the poorer ones.

The CAC also wants the many high Canadian
standards and licensing requirements preserved for
goods — like drugs, for example — if American
manufacturers are allowed free access to the Canadian
market

The Liberals and New Democrats fear the
government is obsessed with freer trade and would take
ah agreement on any terms — which Mulroney and other!
ministers have staunchly denied.

Basically, the two countries have two years to)
arrange an agreement before the terms of Reagan and
Mulroney expire.

Hall agrees “there are time constraints but we don't

believe that pressure should push us into an agreement.”
The CAC favors freer trade because of outstanding]
benefits for consumers under a carefully-crafted)
agreement.

SEES BENEFITS
“It could mean better goods, cheaper prices and
maybe a better variety as well,” says Hall, who sits on a
39-member trade advisory committee set up by
International Trade Minister James Kelleher. She is also
part of a pecificall ying the scope off
the negotiations.
Some Canadian sectors would be hurt, Hall concedes,
adding that benefits still outweight the risks.

real estate investment arm and even two oil one
based in the United States.

Growth came easily in the heyday of debt-financed
expansion which characterized the 1970s boom in Western
Canada. Direct i in oil and gas didn’t
seem unreasonable at the time, said Black.

“Anybody who had any money was investing in
energy.” he said. “God, the federal government was encour
aging it.”

Even when the economy began to turn down, deposits
continued to pour into the trust company, forcing Pioneer
Management to find a way to raise its capital reserves.

Rouse elected
to second term

By CasNews Staff

Mike Rouse, vice-president
of wood products for Crest
brook Forest Industries Ltd.
in Cranbrook, was recently
elected to a second term as
vice-president of the Interior
Lumber Manufacturers’
Association.

Elected to the board of
directors were West Koot.
enay lumbermen_ Richard
Nelson, president of Atco
Lumber Ltd. in Fruitvale and
Bill Uphill, vice-president of
forestry and timberlands at
Pope and Talbot Ltd. in
Grand Forks.

Mel Bildfell, president and
general manager of Kootenay
Wood Preservers in Cran.
brook was also elected as a east to the Alberta border
director. and south to the United

Elected toa second termas States’ border.

MIKE ROUSE
ILMA vice-president

SELKIRK COLLEGE
Requires a
TUTOR — ENGLISH
LITERATURE & COMPOSITION

Department of English foculty member, English 110 and
111 to students at a distance trom the College using
distance education methods

The applicant should possess o Bachelor's degree in
English and hove some experience instructing at the post-
secondary level

This position commences September, 1986 but there will
be a training session os soon as possible. Salary and
benefits as per the collective agreement with the Selkirk
College Faculty Association

Please send applications. including 3 references, by June
16,1986 te 1906

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CLAIMS ADJUSTOR

of British Columbic hos

career in the tield of eutombile
insurance claims odjusting. We ore interested in the
highly motivated te desiring @ coreer with o

Claims acveaers ore responsible for investigating ond
settlement of Autopion claims

responsible levels of adjusting is

potentially to supervision ond

Candidates must possess at least 2 years of previous
oneng experience dealing with the public ex-

ing technicalities where decisions require new
tought A University degree or technical diploma in
science or business administration is essential

scram rion eateries

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their epplications at this time. This position is in the
City of Trail
Complete resumes should be sent to:
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CORPORA

OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

president of the ILMA was
Fred McLellan, vice-presi.
dent of operations for Clear.
water Timber Products Ltd.
in Clearwater.

The ILMA represents 45
forest industry firms opera.
ting 61 mills in an area that
extends to Clearwater in the
north, Lillooet in the west,

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