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PACKING
DYNAMITE
"Th
thing
to
remember"
he
said
bull
durham
bag
suspended
archly
from
one
pinky
"is
to
keep
your
dynamite
and
your
blasting
caps
in
two
separate
places"
Caps
were
in
the
saddle
bags
dynamite
on
the
mare
and
back
and
forth
my
horses
battled
for
the
lead
banging
packbox
and
saddle
roughly
together
eight
miles
up
the
river
to
the
camp
above
Twin
Falls
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v.
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
5
Lecture
&
Discussion:
Men
for
the
Mountains
(3-4
p.m.
in
Room
1-
309
)
PUBLIC
READINGCONCERT
AT
OTHER
ART
AND
CAPPUCCINO
(corner
of
4th
&
George)
7:30
p.m.
sharp
(limited
seating)
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
6
Lecture
&
Discussion:
Men
for
the
Mountains
(9-10
a.m.
in
Room
1
-
309
)
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Marty
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Marty
He's
known
as
a
poet
and
best
selling
author
but
Sid
Marty
started
out
as
a
singer-songwriter
playing
in
lounges
and
coffee
houses
in
Calgary
and
Montreal.
The
world
he
writes
about
in
prose
and
poetry
appears
again
in
musical
form,
whenever
he
takes
the
stage
at
folk
clubs,
college
campuses
and
concert
halls.
'
Sid
Marty,
Canadian
poet,
free-lance
writer,
and
folk-singer
will
be
the
WRITER
IN
RESIDENCE
at
CNC
from
Monday,
November
5
to
Thursday
November
8.
He
is
the
author
of
the
award-winning
best-lseUerfflen
for
the
Mountains
.
a
book
about
his
experiences
as
a
warden
in
Banff
National
Park;
Headwaters,
a
celebrated
and
germaine
"book
of
poetry
that
also
deals
With
his
experience
in
the
Rocky
Mountains;
and
Nobody
Danced
with
Miss
Rodeo
-
a
book
with'
more
mountains
and
prairie,
-
poerns
that
move
with
a
"sidewinding
sense
of
humour."
This
year
Sid
just
completed
his
first
and
long
overdue
recording,
Let
the
River
Run,
with
David
Wilkie
and
the
Great
Western
Orchestra
as
the
backup
band.
The
schedule
of
lectures,
readings,
and
discussions
are
free
and
open
to
the
public.
The
residency
is
generously
sponsored
by
the
Canada
Council
and
The
College
of
New
Caledonia.
RESIDENCY
SCHEDULE
COMMON
HOUR
READINGCONCERT
CNC
1-308
A
&B
12:30
-2
p.m.
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
7
(12:00
-1:00
p.m.
in
Room
1
-
316)
(1:30
-
3:00
p.m.
Sid's
Office
Hours:
Office
355)
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
8
LITERARY
BREAKFASTwrap
up
session
10
-12
noon
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Dining
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