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COUNTRY HEARTS by Ted sohns F he and dorms, on m pemceen o ie alon evier in me LAn_ me rowornow so% country musical, full of huoh"tbgooa-tmu and footâ€"stompin music Set in a smailâ€"town .hom butm..mT:: TS will have yo:v:km from ear to ear as a tew MW"‘.“M SNck Amo ie mflfld“' tomr night, along with a travelling county mmmmm.umw'ow.m CFCA®@i1OS â€" Buy a $1.00 Subscription from your carrier and become eligible for the draw to be made September 1 7th, 1984 The UW Arts Centre presents the BLYTH SUMMER FESTIVAL production wipf},, 5 P _ It® Weeks ago.) During the winter, McLean and his family are avid curiers. At the office in Ottawa, McLean has full use of a fitness room in the office building, including a weight machine, a jogging ma chine, and a stationary bicycle. As for stress, McLean contends that just getlting out and talking to people is enough to alleviate stress and solve lingering prob lems The Conservative candidate for Cambridge, Chris Speyer, is an avid jJogger. A roomie in Uttawa with Toronto MP David. Crombie. Speyer got the jJogging bug as a result from Crombie‘s heart attack. Because Crombie had to adhere to his doctor‘s advice on a new lifesyle, Speyer joined Crombie in his efforts. Speyer jogs along the Rideau Canal, which is apparently a beautiful run 1000 MORop PCCRCRDeERTEY qCoRl the neighborhood to see who is home, and McLean jogs from door to door. The walking and jogging have heiped McLean lose a few pounds, tighten a few muscles. and pull his belt in a few notches With the good summer weather McLean has been able to play golf regularly, though he apologized that golf wasn‘t really ‘much exercise. (He must nol have read mas 221. 00 P in c anlst Msscs ts ts c 2 Ah 1 t iA 1 spoke to a few MPs and MP hopefuis how they were able to cope with | campaigning schedules, and how phy s and mentally prepared they were at the of the campaign and during its course. Walter McLean, the Conserv®tive cank for Waterioo, not only walks the cam trail, but jJOgs it as well His aescicranrc SIX SUBSCRIBERS WILL WIN A $52.00 VALUE CERTIFICATE _ FOR OUR COMPLETE TREAT _ UW Arts Centre ABO0 OO OS C 20008 PWVE and only a few days to go, most of the candidates will soon be letting out a great sigh of relief Relief that being in the public spotlight, trying to be in several places at one ume, contending with stress and tension, and always being on their toes day and night, will soon be over DINNER AND THEATRE ror two ON SEPTEMBER 21 st e enb es AMNrprmmpmrrrmmmmmmmmmmennente COUPON RECEIPT night, will soon be over _ MPs and MP hopefuis about nly walks the ('alil;a-iâ€"gn well His assistants scan + see who is home and to cope with hectic . and how physically winding down and Fitness Forum column onset AUGUST 20. r+ea« away. Good idea 1 Moantt ointniinetine . 4 d : 16.7..4 exercise itself. Speyer also plays baseball, though not this summer, and plays hockey with an industrial league in the winter. The Liberal candidate for Waterioo, Lynn Myers gets an allâ€"round workâ€"out at the Y in Kitchener. The firs:? few days of walking were a little tough, until the musclies of the legs and the blisters on his feet healed. (Myers was wearing good walking shoes by the way Doubleâ€"soled, rubberâ€"soted shoes.) A self qualified A type person, one who works hard. plays hard, and is always on the go, Myers thoroughly enjoys his door to door campaign ing. The tension, which is usually associated with this type of person, doesn‘t appear to be a problem for Myers, who says he generally leaves work at work and goes home to relax. His idea of relaxing is getting outside in the fresh air and working on his farm. Dealing with people helps Myers enjoy his job. He‘s having fun. Bill McBain, the NDP candidate for Camâ€" bridge had a good chance to warmâ€"up for the campaign with bicycling and summer hockey . McBain goes through bouts of fitness urges as do many people, yet he has had no problem with the long days walking. He puts on his Nikes and away he goes, feeling good at this stage of the campaign. McBain claims he‘s in good shape and generally doesn‘t have to worry about his weight or fitness level. When the mental stress gets to be too much, or problems become too many, McBain has a personal way to get rid of tension. He puts on a favourite piece of music, right now it‘s Lovers in a Dangerous Time by © Bruce Cockburn, and he lets the music take him pupare pru 4 ra . Speyer hasn‘t jogged during the campaign as advised by his campaign manager Tom Watson, because of the strenuous campaign pace which requires a greal deal of energy. The walking, about 20 miles a day, is great @NerCice itealf el____ _. . 3 Charles 51. 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