CASILEGAK NEWS, October 10, 1979

Qne_man's opinion

By FRED MERRIMAN

« natlonal anthem,

towards the Stars and Stripes.

al
* tke a weak sister In a jungle full of Amazons.

the land of Eskimos and everlasting snow.

recite from heart is unprintable.

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A lone Canadian
it Is Wednesday evening and 600 men are standing for the United States

Then 600 voices ring out strong and true for a sincere recitation of the
American Oath of Allegiance. These men look straight ahead, eyes raised

| cannot bring myself to place my right arm across my chest as they are

doing, The mumblings of a lone Canadian In a roomful of Junior Chamber of
Cc he Ho Hotel In Phoenix, Ariz. made me feel

It was shortly after this Incidant that | decided to get my family and | back to

Now for a little contrast: Here in Eskimo Land we watch American
television, read American magazines and follow the U.S. elections as if our lives
depended upon the results. Most of us cannot recite the Canadian national
anthem because they keep changing the lyrics. The only oath that many of us can

of the era?

So where does that leave us In the '‘Amer

cannot make the notes.

Lies Over the Ocean."

nada.

{t means the writing Is on the wall, our warriors are gone, and senior
citizens attend RCMP band concerts and try as they may thelr voloes simply

The lungs which provided alr for singing ‘‘Over There" and the ''White
Cliffs of Dover’’ are all blocked up from smoking too many nervous cigarettes.
The aplrit is willing and they do thelr best to support our boys In red.

But where are the 200 school students enrolled in Schoo! Band programs?

Where are the warriors of today? The mayor of Castiegar was at the concert.
Mr. and Mrs. Young drove ail the way from Nelson and many people drove In
from Tralli to hear trumpet played Ilke it should be played.

tam supposed to say It's the absentees loss if he didn’t make It to an
excellent concert provided by some of Canada’s top musicians. Those who did
attend applauded long and hard for nearly every number, and | even saw an old
timer, who needed help to make It to the concert, rise good naturedly to ‘‘Bonnle

This brings me to the point of this column, which came at the concerts
conclusion: a few words from the master of ceremonies about good old Canada,
then the national anthem played the way it should bs, all these Red Coats, and
ploneers slugging thelr way across the Pralries or toughing It out for the thrae
month sea journey by sall for a chance to settle In Victoria, politicians trying to
mess up our system of democracy and free enterprise and a chance to make It on
your own. . . all these thoughts prevented me from getting words out to *O

Everybody has to be someplace and | think this place is the best.

Compared to a fireplace, what’s
so hot about a Fisher Stove?

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for one thing.

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Conventional fireplaces
waste up to 90% of wood
heat up the chimney. But

radiates heat so well, it
can cut heating bills by

It might even be saying that you
should take a little time now and
then to do some simple exercises
to strengthen your back.
Think about it. And do something
about it. For a start, how about
getting a copy of the free booklet
“BACK TALK“Available at your loca!
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office or mail this coupon.

‘That pain ¥
in the back...

maybe it’s trying to tell
you something.
Maybe it’s saying you
should be more careful
when you're lifting—that
you should make sure the
load isn’t too heavy, and

_ that you lift with your legs
instead of your back. :
Maybe it's complaining
about the way you twist
when you turn instead
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The loudest snore, according tothe Guinness Book
d al

Trail cats council
fashions and dance

Trail and District Com-
munity Arts Council aro
g a fashion show to

of World Records, was at St.
Mary's Hospital.in London.

Until last night. ‘

The record was broken in the bed next to mine by
my husband, who’sustained Ilfe.at a rousing 72 decibels.

yet ja the eq of having a
cannon go off In the seat next to you in the Astrodome.)

You would expect the snorer to have some
compassion for the snoree, but this Is never the case.
Angry retorts of, ‘How do YOU know I'm snoring?”
have to be documented by lampshades blown off the
base, pictures blasted off thelr hooks and restless farm
animals as far as 50 miles away. °

Frankly, I'm sick of all the therapist remedies that
never seem to work, like self-hypnosis, earplugs and
rolling the snorer off his back.

The following are the only methods of relief that
have worked for me:

Change beds: Get the snorer out of his own bed and
Into a strange one . . . preferably in another state.

The pillow technique: Get a large fluffy 'pillow.
When the breathing becomes deafening, put it squarely
over every opening in his face and hold there until some
demands are met. ;

Forestalling sleep: This one works as well as any
lve tried. Just as you are both climbing into bed, get
every nerve in his body on alert by. offhandedly
mentioning, ‘‘The IRS called you today, but will call you
back tomorrow,”’ or, ‘‘You seemed s0 tlred today. | hope
you don’t have the same thing the late Fred Witherall

jad,’

- Humillation route: Place a tape recorder by his bed
and the next night when he Is watching TV, play It and
tell him someone Is stealing his car.

Other experts believe you have to get to the root of a
husband's reason for snoring. It has been suggested a

"* person snores b he Is , his don't

be held at the Tadanac Hall
on the evening of Oct. 11,
Proceeds from this show will
go towards the Arts Centre
project.

Not only will there be a
showing of 60 or more outfits

‘from the Collage Boutique,

but there will be entertain-
ment provided by the Swing.
town Disco and several local
dancers,

After the showing of the
fashions the International

Folk Society will provide .

cheeso and wine to end the
evening. The models hair-
styles will be fashioned by
the staff of Beautiful Rea-
sons,

According to Janet Cre-
ma, fashion show co-ordin-

ator, format of the program .

will be somewhat different
from the usual fashion show.
It will consist of fashions and
dance and should provide an

exciting evening of enter-.

tainment for the ladies as
well as the men.

Changes are made -
in hunting regulations

‘Two changes have been
made to the hunting regula-
tions for 1979/80, according
to the Hon. K. Rafe Mair,

sibly prevent a recovery of
this population.

2. Elk — To provide
additional oppor-

minister of
Sportsmen are request-
ed to note the following
changes:
1, Mountain Goat — Ef-

tunity for sportsmen, an open

season for bull elk, having at’

least one branched antler
(see page 32 of the Hunting
psis for def-

fective ly, there
shall be no open season for
Mountain Goat within Man-
agement Unit 1-16 (Knight
Inlet). Recent aerial surveys
have a drastic

fit properly, he In or
drinking, has swollen tonsils or suffers from old age.
,My husband doesn't snore for any of those reasons.
He snores for one thing alone . ... to annoy me. As |
yelled to him the other morning at 3 a.m., ‘You'd do
anything to keep from talking to me.’*
Uthought | saw him smile.

decline in the goat popula-
tion, apparently as a result of
unusual snow accumulations
during the 1978/79 winter.
Additional mortality from
hunting will hamper or pos-

inition), has been instituted
in Management Unit 4-12.
The open season comes into
effect immediately and shall
extend to Nov. 20, 1979.

For further information,
contact: Rick Marshall, Fish
and Wildlife Branch, 387-
5910, Victoria or

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