‘ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 30, 1963

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Regular $10.00
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“KARNIE’S

Letter fo the Editor

Dear Sir:

T hope you will allow me space
to express my dissatisfaction as to
the cutting of services in the Cas-
tlegar and District Hospital,

T recently had two. X-rays tak-

to have the X-rays taken—causing
me expense and inconvenience.

I do not believe this is what
we had this hospital built in
Castlegar for. I do not believe even
tho provincial government intends

en and was surprised to find that | this.

my doctor had to ask the radiolo-
gist in Nelson to ‘read’ these for
him on a complimentary bas’

otherwise I understand I would
have had to go to Nelson or Trail

T appreciate the hospital hoard
members’ efforts to operate this
hospital in an efficient and sat-
isfactory manner, but im an ex-
panding area such as Castlegar is

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at present, I fully support) Mrs.
C. Saunders in her remarks .to
the Castlegar village commission
recently,: that cutting services is
not what should be done in Castle-
gar and District Hospital.

‘ 1 wish to publicly express my
appreciation of Dr. Massey's com
plimentary work on my
and wish all people in the dunt
would express thelr wishes to the
M.LA. and hospital board mem-
bers,

Remember we could lose our
lives froom want of proper diag-
nosis of X-rays. We could lose
our doctors if this unsatisfactory
state of ‘affairs continues, all in

naj jthe name of a deficit in finances.
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an of the hospital is be-

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coming very necessary. These
things take a while to create. They
must be planned before the need
is acute.

Kinnaird Brownies
Are: Making Plans
For Summer. Camp

Final camping arrangements

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are being made for the Kinnaird
Brownies who are eager to attend
Camp Rory from July 7-11. «
The Brownies are fortunate in
having a Brownie mother volun-
teer as cook, but she would like a
helper. A swimmer is also needed
or the little Brownies will not be
allowed in their lovely pool
With well over 60 Brownies in
Kinnaird, there should be two
willing mothers to, help out. Any-
one interested in spending five
days in camp is asked to contact
a member of the parents’ commit-
tee or the Brownie leaders. E
is is the main highlight of

the year for a Brownie, an educa-
tion as’ well as a vacation.

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SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9

Registration of Grade One: children to commence ‘school on Sept. 3,
1963, will take place in School District No. 9, (Castlegar) as -follows:

Tarrys School:
Ootischenia School:
Kinnaird School:

Valley. Vista School:

Robson School:

Blueberry Creek School: -

1.00 p.m. to 2.30 p.m., Monday, June 3.
3.00 p.m. to 3.30 p.m., Monday, June 3.
9.00 a.m. to 12,00 noon, Monday, June 3.
1.00 p.m. to 2.00 p.m., Monday, June 3.
1.30 p.m. to 3.00. p.m., Tuesday, June 4.

1. p.m. to 2,00’ p.m., Tuesday, June 4.

Weedland Park School: 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon, Wednesday, June 5.

Twin Rivers School:

9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m., Wednesday, June 5.

Parents are requested to present. proof of age at time of registration,
and beginners must be six years old on or before December 31, .1963.

ESET
LTO ae AT

FIELD

AND

BY JACK WHITE

Fishing has been really on the
upswing ‘for the past week parti.
cularly in the smaller lakes, Danny
O'Shea ‘took’ his family on a fish-
ing camping weekend to Summitt
Lake,''Whatchan and a couple
more, They got a good varicty
of fish, Dolly Varden, Kamloops,
Kokanee and father came up with
the biggest—a seven’ pound squaw
fish out of Whatchan,

Fred Johanson, fishing out of

‘ays | Balfour’ on Kootenay Lake, brought

home a 18, a nine and a seven
pounder! for two days of effort,
while Eddie’ Drader managed to
snag a'ten, seven and six pounder
—out of Kaslo,

Fishing on the Arrow Lake
was apparently good to two of the
boys ‘frqm-: Trail who ‘landed a
lovely catch of four Dollies .and
one Kamloops above Sunshine
Bay—27 pounds in the five, Not
world ‘record beaters but mmm:
m-h— nicel! ©

Ed’ Lewis wins the fishing
oscar for last weekend. Seems
like he “had a new. fancy tackle
box full of lures (that the family
gave him for Xmas) sitting on
the edge of the wharf. It's one
of those jazzy types you know
that opens from the. top centre
and has umpteen trays.

apparently when you pick it up
you should first be sure that it
is locked or it opens up real fast.
Anyway Ed went to pass the tackle
box from the wharf to son Ron
in the boat and the box opened
rather rapidly spilling lures all
over the lake bottom.

The air turned fairly blue ag
Dad tried to find someone, some,
how or something to blame it on!
then simmered down and spent
a profitable afternoon lure fishing.

Never mind, Ed, I didn’t get
out fishing last weekend but spent
mine, wielding a paint brush. I
even pulled that one out of thé.
funny ‘papers where you stand on
top of an eight foot ladder and
reach for the far corner when
suddenly the ladder sort of leaves

you. The only difference was 1
didn't grab fhe edge but landed

Part 1 — Administration
1, Parades:
quadron will parade at the Cas-
Jegar Airport at 18.00 hrs on Wed-
nesday 5 Jun 63.
‘Next parade Wednesday 12 Jun 63.
Fall-in .time will be announced
later,
All parents, friends and members
of the general public are cordially
invited to attend the Annual
spection of 581 Squadron on Wed-
nesday 5 June 63,
2, Routines
‘Annual Inspection”.
ahs pireviowing Officer will be S/L.
King. DFC, DFM, CD. Com-

maniing Officer of RCAF Vancou-
ver Search and Rescue Coordina-
tion Squadron, RCAF’ Station Van-
ouver. :
All Officers and Instructors will at-
end this parade. Officers will wear
pedals, Instructors “will ‘wear arm

nds. Orel Officers:
5 -June 63. .
2 au

Orderly Sergeants:

5 Sane 63. F/Sgt. Schwa tenhauer,

12 Jun 63. Sgt. Kill
> 35. Orderly Corporate:

5 June
12 Jun :
4, RC, MacBain F/L. |

UN NUA
NEVE AARC

CO 581 (Castlegar) Sqn. RCAC,

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A. wonderful. tackle box but| |

flat on. my fanny with a pot of
turquoise. paint in. my. lap,
looked . around rather. sheepishly
to make sure no one saw it, then
took a look at myself, and realizing
how many of my pals’ would have
liked to see me’ go. for the deep
six I sat’ there. and: laughed till
the tears: rolled down my face.
Needless to say, there's still: one
facer board short of paint.

Jimmy Killough-bagged a nice
black bear over the weekend and
from’ all) reports you’ juniors, and
seniors too. for that matter, are
going to have to go to top it.
Don't: shoot every bear you see
though, | just take the big ones.
Remember ‘if you can't use it,
if it's not a pest, and if it's not
bothering you—why shoot it. They
do serve a purpose in the balance
of nature, -

Had a report from Mr. Carter
in Robson, and fellows the Starl-
ings on which the ‘British Colum-
bia ‘Fruit Growers are: paying a

with a rapid wing beat and Iooks
rather bluish gray under the wings.

Ray Lee, Doug MacNicol and
Chris D'Arcy are’ heading up this
weekend to work on the’ slashing
of the road through the forestry
property on route to the Sports-
men's’ north forty above Robson,
Anyone with a good axe, power
saw or what have. you! who isn't
busy Friday let me’ know. There's
lots of room ‘up there and lots
of work to get paradise in shape,

‘To all those ‘interested in ar-
chery we will’ be having a mect-
ing at %p.m, next Monday at my
Place and if wo can get a turnout

of, not’ less than ten interested | ©

people we're off. It will be a
faucet of the Sportsmen's Asso-
ciation so if you are at all inte-
rested: be .aure to turn out, See
you there,

To you fishermen who were
stumped on, where Cathedral Lake
is that I wrote of last meek a He
the Astingla country ih

ib slacler

black bird with plump body, short | was
tail°and yellow’ bill. It flies ‘fast

A high
fed; lake and areal paradise. I
ment to say Champion Lake but
thinking of Cathedral, Please
excuse me,

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