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| Winter Fis

The majority of provincial parks in B.C, are sltuated adjacent to either a stream, river or lake. Aesthetic and recreational values of these waterways have grown and Prospered over the years, ‘oday, these waters in » their various forms and sizes, offer

basics to luxuries, In eastern Provinces, for example, anglers set up shanty towns on lakes, for comfort and convenience, Most Kootenay anglers get by with piling up snow or using a tarp as a windbreak,

For cutting holes, many anglers still use the common. axe, or a de chisel-ke

to every park visitor.

One of the most popular forms of recreation is, of course, fishing, Although it's a sport that is generally prac tleed in warmer weather, fish- ing during the wintor is gather- ing a number of participants.

People have learned .that Ice fishing can be as productive, if not more so, than summer angling. They can be as com-

. fortable, too, simply by dress- ing for the occasion.

Many people who fish in

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Info/Health by Dr. Bob Young

Ulcers Come in a Wide Variety of Name Types

estion:

My husband recently saw the doctor because of abdom- inal pain, and was told that he had a stomach ulcer. My mother, whois elderly, is under treatment for an ulcer on her leg. Have they both got the same disease?

Answer:

One of the very basic concepts of surgery taught to all medical students. is the process of ulceration, and the associated understanding of what an ulcer actually is,

Just as various diseases may have the same symptom (both a cold and hay fever may cause the eyes to run), many disease conditions may reault in ulceration. In such cases the formation of one or more ulcers is part of the disease process.

What an ulcer?

defect must be on the surface of something, either the skin or an internal (mucous) membrane, The continuity of the gurface must be lost before a true ulcer exists, and inflammation of the area and loss of tissue is usually -considered to be part of the definition of an ulcer.

In brief, an ulcer is a hole in a surface that has been caused by disease rather than injury. An injury may become an ulcer if it becomes infected and erodes,

There are many types of uleers—my dictionary needs two pages to list only the names of the various types. Common. ones are peptic ulcers which occur in the stomach of duo- denum, caused at least in part by stomach acid. Leg ulcers may be caused by faulty

In the first place, the lesion or

or neglected ‘vari- cose veins,

Few areas of the body are immune, Canker sores in the mouth are ulcers, and so are bedsores, known medically as decubitus ulcers,

My questioner’s husband has. & peptic ulcer, most of which occur in the duodenum, Just below the stomach, Her mother has:a varicose ulcer, due to pooling of vein blood and infection,

She might, instead, have a

trophic ulcer in the same area. ‘These occur when the arteries become clogged and cannot deliver enough nourishment to the skin to keep it alive,

As is the case with many medical terms, “ulcer” has been bandied about rather indis- criminately. When coupled with the proper descriptive adjec- tive; however, the term is very meaningful to a doctor.

tables to get out of the wind, They spread out their picnic lunch and turn a winter's activity into a summer's atmos- phere, 3 There are literally hun- dreds of lakes in or adjacent to Kootenay provincial parks that offer winter fishing. In the East Kootenays, for example, anglers have been ~, tying their luck at Premier, Jim Smith, Moyie, Wasa and Whiteswan Lakes. In the West Kootenay, Nancy Greene, Christina, Rosebud and Champ- fon Lakes have seen angler visits. ~ The most important factor in fee fishing is to make sure the ice is safe. Any lake that has a. minimum of eight ‘inches can generally be considered safe, ‘The next items on your list should deal with tackle and ~ equipment, It can range from

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tool, with a long handle, How- ever, ice augers of various designs are far superior, Regardless of which tool you choose, it’s wise to tle a rope or thong to one end and slip a loop over your wrist. This will prevent it from slipping from the grip of your numb

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fingers as you break through the few remaining inches of ce,

Another necessary piece of equipment is a strainer spoon, It's used to skim ice, which continually forms in the hole.

The hole size depends on the size of fish being caught, Generally, Kootenay anglers find a hole seven or eight inches in diameter will suffice. Make sure there are no ragged ice ridges that will fray lines.

The rod and reel combina- tion to’ use can be anything from a stick with a line tied on it to the ultimate in spin or bait casting equipment. Hook sizes

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 26, 1976

can be number 7, 8 or 9, You will also need some aplit-shot ainkers,

‘There are a variety of fish apecies to be caught when ice fishing, but trout are usually the main target. Balt for this and other species can consist of canned shrimp, pleces of bacon, corn, worms or maggots, the last two being the most of- fective.

Now you are all set for an experience that can be as exeiting and as enjoyable as summer fishing,

Please don't litter, Take a Plastic bag for your garbage and fish innards,

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The custom of begging for food, so common among domes- tic and zoo animals, is unknown, among adult wild animals. - When it does occur, it is in areas such as parks where animals have learned to beg after contact with man.

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