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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 2001
Page
13
A humorous remark outlines a man’s guide to married life: learning to sneak food without waking a partner. The piece emphasizes discreet behavior and avoiding obvious signals like midnight hunger growls. It highlights practical, tongue in cheek advice for domestic harmony.
Satirical pieces ridicule domestic tricks and social mores. Each vignette mocks behavior from unplugging a fridge to stealing food and resisting romance. The Road Not Taken challenges road expansion while Don’t Bank On It lampoons ATM banking. Timing Is Everything imagines a forehead screen to dodge conversations. Red Green ends with a warning quip.
An HEU poll of 409 British Columbians from Jan 9 to 12 finds 30 percent expect health care to improve over the next several years, 22 percent expect the same, and 43 percent foresee deterioration. Top priorities include more nurses, hospital beds, home support, and long term care. Conducted for HEU by McIntyre and Mustel with 5 percent accuracy margin.
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