Radio and Television Programs

"I hate television - I hate it as much
peanuts. but I can't stop eating
peanuts"....... Orson Welles

Not very often do we have a chance to
voice our opinion of the C.B.C. programs,
but today is the day.

Mr. Bob Halliday has recently been
appointed C.B.C. Manager for the Yukon
Territory which also takes in Cassiar. He
has indicated his concern for more local
production of both radio and television
programs and a greater involvement in
community affairs. He would be most
happy to hear from one and all, their
desires, likes and dislikes.

He would appreciate your comments on pro-
grams and reception. Put your comments
on paper and send them to the Cassiar Town
Administration Office. Either drop them in
at the office or mail to Box 495, Cassiar,
B.C. Mr. Halliday, along with some of the
C.B.C. staff will be in Cassiar in the very
near future. We would appreciate your com-
ments so they can be presented to them whil
in Cassiar. If you would like to see some
changes made in the T.V. programs, now is
your opportunity.

R.L. McKenzie

Town Administrator

Weather

1973 1972
Maximum 58°on 17 & 18 68°on 5
Minimum 25°on 13 & 14 10° on 28
Average 43.5° cite
Rain 1.98" a
Rain to date 9.81" 8.68"
Snow 1.35"

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M. McLeod

Sadness From The Store...

Everyone from the store wishes Joanne
Parsons the very best in her future

endeavours. Joanne left Cassiar for
Vancouver October 12, 1973. Good Luck,
Ps ora

Hospital Information 2

TO ALL RESIDENTS IN AND AROUND CASSIAR-

Because we would like to help vou all as
much as possible, we also need your co-oper-
ation.

Tor some time now we have passed out
INFORMATION SHEETS, which have the Doctor's
hours, Telephone numbers, Visiting hours
and other information pertaining to the
Hospital, CLEARLY STATED. This information
is designed for efficient service to the
public and we earnestly request vour
CO-OPERATION in observing the rules.

WE ESPECIALLY REQUEST THAT MONEY BE AVAIL-
ABLE FOR THE PURCHASE OF DRUGS, X-RAYS, S
SUTURES AND SOME OTHER SERVICES.

Also it would be appreciated if Mothers
who are unable to accompany their children
to the Doctor, could send a message or
telephone the Doctor prior to the visit -
AND SUPPLY THE CHILD WITH MONEY FOR DRUGS.

As waiting room space is limited, would
only those people who have come to see the
Doctor wait; mothers will small children,
if vour children do not need to see the
Doctor, please trv and arrange to leave them
at nome.

There is nov a Public Health Nurse -
please watch for the NOTICE for times of
the clinic.

Information Sheets mav be obtained from

the Hospital and we would appreciate if

everv household would keep one for their
interest.

Thank you,

Dr. R. Niedermever and the
Hospital Staff.

The Haircut

My son has trimmed his dangling locks.
He's cut and let them fall.

And all because of what he termed

“The cruelest words of all."

But.now he's past the long-hair stage,
and though I'm no contriver;

It did me good to hear him called,

“A crazy woman driver."