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sure that our Southern neighbours feel really sorry for us
when they hear of our extremely low temperatures How-
ever we think our silver lining is the wealth of natural

beauty in our surrounding country-side The -40C temperatures
do not deter our local residents from enjoying their own brand

of “Winter Fun” while providing us with numerous natural
ice sculptures

KAREN STEA DMAN -
“I don’t stay in my cabin”

MIKE GAIN:
“As far as I’m concerned there’s only one cure - Get out!”

LAURA BOILEAU
“1 don’t have a cure, | stay in my cabin.”

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“One word “Tahitil!”

QUESTION:

WHAT IS YOUR CURE FOR “CABIN FEVER’?

WE'VE NOTICED THAT WITH THE PROGLONGED
COLD SNAP PEOPLE JUST DON’T LOOK AS PERKY AS-
USUAL, IN SPITE OF OUR BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY-

- SIDE. WE'VE PUT IT DOVIN TO A BAD CASE OF

“CABIN FEVER’ ~

SO....0UR ROVING REPORTER WENT AROUND
ASKING VARIOUS PEOPLE FOR THEIR CURE FOR
CABIN FEVER,

WE AT THE COURIER THINK WE HAVE THE
ANSWER....CLOSE YOUR LIVING ROOM CURTAINS
(SO YOU DON'T SEE THE SNOW), THROW SOME SAND
ON THE FLOOR, JACK UP. THE HEAT, PUT ON SOME
STEEL-BAND MUSIC AND A BIKINI, MAKE A LARGE
PINA COLADA AND PRETEND YOURE IN THE

CARIBBEAN!!

KATHLEEN KING.
“| don't suffer from cabin fever -- I’m too busy.”

IAN CARTWRIGHT
“1 don’t know — never had it.”

BILL ZEMENCHIK

“Do not fight mother nature but lear from her. Take an ex-
ample from. the squirrels — bury your nuts in the Fall and
spend all Winter looking for them. You will be so busy there
will.be little time to.contemplate Cabin Fever,”

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ROVING REPORTER

MARY ELHORN
“You just do something that gives you a high.”

GARRY PERIARD
“Book a ticket to Whitehorse on C P Air.”

MARIA. PENNO
“Get out and do things like cross country skiing.”

CLAIRE REDMOND
“Allow oneself one'luxury or one delicacy a day.”