PAUL:	Not just good, not merely great, but officially 
	"The Best", as voted by the Radio Listeners Association 
	of The North Atlantic, "The Best Contest on the Long-wave,"  
	ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce What's That Noise 
	From Newfoundland !  

	Once more it's time to play our storied game. So what is the 
	secret sound ?  Hollis Duffett, keeper of the noise, let it 
	out for all to hear.

SFX:	THE NOISE

	I love that racket !

	Down, down I dip, into the mail bag and the assembled assumptions 
	of you, the contestants, and out comes this, stuck to my fingers, 
	an entry from ... Paul Mallam, of ... of no fixed address ... 
 
	it's an e-mail, and I'm telling you, I don't know how you can tell 
	where they're from when there's no return ... anyway, Paul Mallam 
	writes:  "The latest "noise" is very familiar to anyone who has 
	had a boil-up in the woods.  The sound is of a fire fueled by 
	blasty boughs.  I can almost hear the water boiling in the flatass 
	kettle sitting on top of the boughs."

	Hollis ?  No, sorry, Paul Mallam, good guess, but not what we're 
	after.  Keep on listening.

	I'll give you our contest address in a moment, but first, (whisper) 
	turn up the radio and hear the clue !  Hollis Duffett, if you would 
	be so kind.

SFX:	THE NOISE
 
	That's it ! If you know what it is, let us in on the secret.  Write 
	us at the What's That Noise From Newfoundland Contest, 342 Duckworth 
	St., St. John's, A1C 1H5.  Or e-us, that address is greateastern@stjohns.cbc.ca

	Newfoundland continues as a hotbed of Celtic/pop crossover music, and 
	there's a new entry in those sweepstakes now - The Fables.  Here they 
	are with the title track from their initial release, "Tear The House Down."

CD    CUT 6   "Tear the House Down"   3:38