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WINNIPEG cP: a Dr
‘Henry .. Morgentaler's
controversial. ‘2 abortion
. Morgentaler;.

was going to open the
changing the dates because

_ My: of technicalities, was on:
y.-- vacation in the Bahamas. .
. Only five antl-abortlonists: cbs
%. “marched in -front of -the
.- Ginke today. About five pro- °
Aborticnists entered the .
., facility. with reporters.

A nyrse at the clinic, who

” syetused to be: hamed, ‘pald
> she’ wasn't. sure. when the
- first abortion would” be--

performed.” She said the
staff will deal only with
counselling -> and = <

’ appolntments at this time.

“The clinic cleared another
hirdle Thursday when It
was granted an occupancy”
permit by ‘city planning
‘director Roy Darke. after
Morgentaler's lawyer, Greg
Brodsky, took the issue to
Ourt,

Brodsky argued béfore
Manitoba Court.of Queen's
Bench Thursday ‘that the

meets - building code |
standards and there was no-
reason that’a permit should

hot be issued.

The court’ adjourned its

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-clinle opened. today with
| . little fanfare. ae ae
originally. announced he. -

~., elty will have to take:

- plekets would -not try: to”

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“Borowald
Morgentaler’s a

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beg ‘the’elinfe..°, - -
The; deciston’ - on: “the -
occupancy permit, reached |
"after inspectors approved —
the Installation: of a - fire.
damper in the furnace, was

elsewhere, “If he is allowed
to establiah this abortion

see doretis and dozens of ,
clinics get up across the.
country.” announced ‘ to onlookers
Borowski, “who plans to _ from the front steps of. the
leave Saturday. for Regina “ellnic, :

Pam Whitaker's

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Correction. [t waa not Northern Mountain Helicopter, but ©

- Okanagan Helicopiers Ltd. that provided Helicopter Sking

_ in the Terrace area re:. Skeend Sketches, April 22-‘an
‘interview with Kate Matheson. My apologies ta: both
Helicopter companies.

The only items at the Trades Fair, held at the rertace

arena last weekend, that were not Interesting were
Lions ‘hamburgera. ° uf

he

“There is.a road that few have travelled; a “pout without’

_ asphalt or gravel that runs from Inuvik in the. Northwest.

Territories to Tuktoyaktuk. ‘It is called the Icaread..:
- “Tess” Tessier; Terrace resident, Roskwood fiomeowner
and Arctic adventurer, has just arrived back in Térrace
after travelling that highway. "The 80 mile stretch is not all -
frozen Tundra as one'might maging, but mainly’ folldwa
channels of the ‘Beaufort Sea, crossing a section of open sea
the last few miles into “Tuk.” - Those who keep it plowed
. choose a route with most protection from arctic winds; to
minimize drifting. -

Tessier travelled that toad last _year-too, ‘It was the end ot
May when she came “out” from Tuktoyaktuk and she.ran
ntoa white out (blizzard) at that time.: hehe tual for the dee

This year ‘spring break up is unusually early in the notth.
In’ fact the Tnitit catinot remember, Kk: qverartiving, ¢ thigi:
early. Siwiitern yhanl must have done something”. they: Bay.”
Thelr spring festivals are in full swing...

The ice road wae officially closed at the Inuvik end a few .
‘days ago as Teagler and ber son, David Brousseau began
._their journey ‘out’... Crogsing the section af the open

* “Beaufort Sea, they. noticed’ the ice’ was becoming

- increasingly unstable with slush and water on the surface.
: When water reached mid:wheel on their Ford van, mother

. and’son consulted each ‘other as to whether they should

- proceed further, Being made of the same tenaclous stuff,

+ they agreed to chanceit, but. did drive.with their doors open
so they could. jump ut’ in case of emergency, Water
reached as high as the top of the wheels at one paint, but.

, they proceeded ‘unwaveringly without stalling the engine.

_Anather gon of Tessier, Don Brusseau, has been employed
"In the north and: was thinking of heading south soon after
they did. The family is awaiting wordofhim. -

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» Imagine there was a- big computer
the
__ midwestern ‘United States, see, that was *”

somewhere . ‘underground-. in’

maintained by the big three or four record |":

companies, and all it did all day was:take .

in all the music that sold thousands and *”

thousands of copies, analyze it, find out «

‘what made itseil and then write songs that a
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and give them:back to the’ programmers,-

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compyfer, and it lid write the songs, these -
would be the songs it wréte, This would be
the.band it picked to perform them. © -

isn’t even a fiy-speck - of - originality
anywhere on either alde of this record.: Jon

_ Butgher Axis.isn't a carbon-copy of any - |

oneband, but their sound is an amalgam of

all sorts of sounds other bands have used to
have hits, 6...

Infact, this" would he a great party °

: ‘album ‘for’ rock music trivia buffe, For

instafice, the opening : song, Life Takes A -

Life. Now, do¢s this sound more like Robin

Trower or middle-period Pink Floyd? Or

_ the third song, Ocean in Motion (echoes of
‘Billy. Squier ‘in the title; there)... Is that
Eddie Money or Forelguer they’ re deing
now? ,

Get the idea? Hours of ‘fun, More fun
than listening to the record itself, although
it's not altogether a ‘washout. You can
~ “hear almost everyone you've ever heard:

somewhere” on Jon Butcher “Axis; from ~
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Apparently, Mark Knopfler lan’t content
with being ‘the. latest | “greatest duitar

7 player In the world.” ° .
». Aside from. being the brains behind four

ol the best rock albums in the past six
years (and one.of the moat standard EPs)
a8 the head writer and braina behind Dire.

 Straits,'he’s found time todo session work —

'’ that should have established him as one of
the brightest Hghts on the. contemporary
* music scene, . ‘

Lately, he’s also token to producing
other people's records and doing a bang-up

_ Job on them as well.

But that’s not enough.

The Local Hero soundirack, released -
here as in many other places before the
movie, is an evocative and sometimes
beautiful alburn of totally uncharacteristic

- music from ono of the most highly- “praised
~ thovies of the year so far,.

it’s also a good record because it goes sa

’ far beyond most soundtrack albums,” It’s:
interesting in an of itself, unlike: most”
movie music teleases that.mean little of
nothing unless the listener has seen the
movie in question. There's the odd dull -
snippet of what must be purely
. background music, but for the most part |

__ the musie stands on its own,

Since Local Hero takes place in a ainall -
Scottish town, ~ tf!

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~ with the production work on 1
which gives it an authentle, ao
“For anather thing, Bowie's

", ogla “Variety that made moat :
obnoxious in its heyday; For ins q
don’ t expect to hear about falls fr

, disco that the title tune is, alth
Thitsic 1s dance-oriented and’ has ge
record large chunks of playing :
moat clubs,

Let’ 's Dance is one of the best. tecards
Bowie's done in a long time. It} pote

_ than the eerie, bizarre ScaryMongters of a
couple of years back,and in fact's the first,

- record he’s done since then,-not-eounting

the soundtrack trom 4- shamefully .

neglected movie called Cat People that he

orglo

Moroder,
_ Far more aecessible “ena gary
"Monsters and: certainly easier ta: g6t into
than Lodger, which was trighta ing!
~ weird, thls album should give Bowie his
‘first genuine big seller in yeartec:i 3). |
- Bowle wrote five new songs of the
on the-record, including the ‘title tune,
_ Modern’ Love and Ricochet. The three
“older songs are just as good es:the new
_ ones, with Cat People (Putting Out Fire) a
. bit-of ‘a disappointment at firs}; ;Bowle
_ “replaced ‘the synthesized jungle ‘throb of.
the original with ‘the Rodgera-produced
dance beat, losing the sinister ero Hoigna of
-. the original;but'the-new ong grows: with
| repeated listening, China Giri,”'a' sng
Bowie wrote with Iggy Pop in: 197%; ‘gets a
new treatment here and Is one of the better -
_ fongs on Let's Dance with antl: -tacist
. lyrics ‘set into the: record's midalmaliat
dance production. ,
The other old sorig,. Crimipit ion eel, ‘ia
' the only song here not written: ty. Bowie,
but he adopts it well and it gets perhaps the

. best vocal‘on the album. =<,”

° Bowie's growing disenchaiititient with
the world shows.up time and-again in the
' lyrics of the songs, but unlike: sothe of hin
_ Pecent. albums, he doesn’t illystate the
alienation he writes about by. distancing |
himself from the songs. He wringgs: more
‘emotion out'of the lyriés.to Let'g: Dare, .
_ riminal World and Cat People si “
put into his last three records ed,
Cet Boe ae Let's Dance one the
albume of the rear setae, Me

- , beg

» Can, dance. to it.
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