Ring them bells' 

[Bird of prey to assist Israel.] 

Now you know why Calgary is called Cowtown'. 

Well, there goes the neighborhood!' 

[Ottawa blows smoke in the face of aboriginal rights.] 

[Large portion of Victoria Park acquired for stampede expansion.] 

Security blanket.' 

Where are we headed, comrade captain?' 

Land ho...!' 

Go ahead ..... have a snort!' 

Allright ... everybody out and push!' 

... Failing to yield right-of-way ... making left turn when unsafe to do so ...' 

One squeaky wheel that doesn't get the grease.' 

I know damn well we should have made payment over that satellite search business!' 

Designer jeans.' 

[Petrocan unpopular with all political parties.] 

But dear ... you can't fight city hall.' 

It's the Louis XIV look... I think it does something for my new look' 

The proportions must be heroic, must look assured, purposeful, gazing confidently into the future . . . ' 

No more mister nice guy.' 

I've seen quite a lot of that lately' 

[Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau courting Middle Eastern oil producers over western Canadian oil production.] 

Hold it John.... We're having script problems' 

[United States and Soviet Union put the squeeze on West Germany.] 

[Ottawa takes a shot at inflation.] 

That's a K.O. on the chatter matter, good buddies ... over and out.' 

Uneasy lies the head....' 

[Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau trying to catch British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan with promises to the constitution.] 

Political punching bag' 

..Over and out!' 

The oil patch' 

The mouse that roared.' 

[Canadian farmer does not like the odour coming from Ottawa.] 

Testing ... testing ...' 

Down the drain' 

PCs 75 NDP 2 Ind. 2' 

One for all and all for one' 

[Calgary city budget needs more than a trim.] 

[Calgary's creative living styles.] 

Sir Peter of Pocklington . . . ' 

Hi, there . . . We're your new next-door neighbors.' 

Like a bear with a sore foot.' 

Band aid!' 

You've been repreived!' 

We have something like him in Ottawa.' 

[Ontario Premier in lost battle over oil prices as rallied by Prime Minister Joe Clark and Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed.] 

[Calgary Stampeders football team finished for season.] 

[The Calgary Herald moves to a new building.] 

Political daisy-chain.' 

Great shot, Pierre.'