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that he believes these 11 are
well over the hump, He warns,
however, that they are not
necessarily free of the tobacco
habit, even though they have
not smoked for several days.

“The habit pattern is atill |

there. But these folks have
proved that they can get rid of
it if they follow the of

physician prescribed a hearty
breakfast, a balanced lunch,
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Participants ‘signed deci-
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not to smoke. They will carry
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open discussion period, during

the Five-Day Plan, and it will
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The 16 persons, prior to
the Five-Day Plan to Stop
Smoking, had a daily quota of
400 cigarettes.

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dies to continue to contact each
other even though the formal
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Requests have been re-
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course, and the next Plan is
scheduled for the autumn of
978. :

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tist Church, which sponsors the
Five-Day, Plan’ locally, current-
ly has teams in scores of cities
endeavoring to help those who
want to break the smoking
habit, adds Pastor Zinner.
Currently, three to five such
plans are under way every
week in B.C. communities.

Smokers desiring to par-
ticipate in the next Plan may
call Pastor Zinner or write:
Five-Day Plan to Stop Smok-
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B.C. VIR 1J7.

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Forties, were almost frantic
to get into the air force, into

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school, or just recently out,
and didn’t have none of them
there things. ;
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that totalitarian Russia was
on our side,

‘We knew joining up was
the thing to do, that most of
our friends were doing it,
that a fellow looked pretty
fine in a uniform, that. the
girls were impressed and the
hitch-hiking easier.

But why the air force? And
why air crew, where the dice
were loaded so heavily?

Did we avoid the army
because we didn’t want to be
exposed to the rude and
licentious soldiery and get all
dirty and grimy in action? Or

Old Treasures
Displayed At
Guild Meet

Roll call at the St. Matt-
hew’s Guild nieeting in South
Slocan was answered with each
member bringing an item from
the beginning of the century.

Displayed were a wooden
cow bell from India, taken from
a cow killed by a tiger and a
pearl and gold brooch with lock
of hair in the back, dating
approximately 1850,

There was also a trick jug
at least 100 years old, a gold
spade brooch from Finland,
embroidery and sewing samp-
ler by a 12-year-old in 1891 and
a hymn book which was pre-
sented as a prize in Leeds in
1906.

A gold watch dated 1903
and an d evening

the navy because we prefer-
red a fiery grave to a watery

I just don’t know, but
most of my friends, and most
of their friends, chose the air
force, and were dead keen on
getting into air crew

Within a bare few years,
most of them were a lot less
keen, and many were a lot
more dead.

As I recall, it was a real
downer for those who failed
the tough medical test for air
crew. Once chosen, you were
filled with despair if you
were going for pilot and had
to settle for bomb-aimer, just
because you were a little
cross-eyed.

Once in training, it was a
shattering experience to be
“washed out" of air crew
merely because you had bad-
ly bent up one of His Majes-
ty’s aircraft by trying to land
at 40 feet up, or had wound
up 300 miles off course ona
cross-country training flight.
It was devastating if you
wanted to be a fighter pilot
and were shipped off, to

+ lumbering old bombers.

I have friends who still
bear a deep scar on the
psyche because they were
made flying. instructors and
spent the rest of the war in
Canada. This despite the fact
they were chosen as instruc-
tors because they were far
better pilots than the rest of
us.

This despite the fact that
many of the pilots they train-
ed were dead, dead, in no
time. None of this was any
it They still feel

bag contained a pongee crochet-
an

they missed something ir-

ed-edged handkerch
necklaces.

Nonie Burk read the devo-
tional, The Touch of a Master
Hand. Tea plans for April 22
were completed,

The guild is to supply soup
and sandwiches for a June con-
ference. Mrs. Claridge display-
ed a serviette doll which
created interest.

At the close of the meeting

Weil I know what they
missed. They missed the
stupidity of senior, officers
who didn’t. know whether
they were punched or bored.
They missed long,’ deadly
dull periods of training, and
short, intense moments of
sheer terror.

They missed being shot at,
physically, by perfect

. Strangers, and shot down,

own.

Let’s see, have I left
anything out? Well maybe I
have. First I'll take that back
about stupid senior officers.
There were plenty of those in
Canada, too, so you didn’t
miss that.

Perhaps you missed the
joy of climbing out of your
aircraft after an operation,
lighting a cigarette, and tatk-
ing a wild blue streak of
relief and fet-down,

guess you missed the
glory of heading off for a
week's leave’ in a strange
country, loaded with lust, a
month's pay in your pocket,
and the secret sweetness in
your head of knowing that
nobody would be shooting at
you for seven days.

But I still say we were all
crazy to volunteer, and even
vie to be killed, Must write a
Paper on that some day.

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