CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 6, 1965 pene ges seal

Cantoge Boy Drowns

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FRONT ST. PH. 365-7451

An inquiry into the drown-
ing of five-year-old Donald Ja-
mes Dermody of Castlegar will
be held’ today under ‘coroner
Dr. ‘Victor Goresky,

Donald, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. ‘Donald Dermody, was
found lying at the bottom of
the’ swimming pool at the Cedar
Crest Motel and Trailer Court
jae Friday afternoon by his fa-

er: 2 aris ; :

RCMP. sald that attempts |
by the police and an ambulance
driver to revive the boy wit!
mouth -to- mouth resuscitation
falled. He was pronounced dead
atthe scene of ‘the drowning
by Dr. W. wi Yule ‘at 1.35 p.m.

‘The RCMP arrived: at: the
trailer Court Jess than five min-
utes after receiving a phone
call at ‘1.10 p.m. They were ‘fol
lowed by the’ ambulance.

The police said ‘that the boy
had apparently climbed over a

Pool

four-foot-high wire tones to get
to the pool which Is kept filled
with water all year. Te was la-
ter revealed that the gate to
the pool was locked.

struction worker, moved his fa-
mily to the Cedar Crest Motel
and Traller Court in January.
The funeral service for Do-
mala yas held Tuesday morning

8.
orial Cemetery at Kinnaird.
Donald was born in Lilloet
1960. He is sur-
arents, two bro-
sister

Renata Socials

‘MRS, M. ROHN

Mrs, John Anderéon of Sal-
mn Arm was a recent taster
at the home of id
. G. Koch,
Mr. B, E, Nash of Vernon is
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Hie Mathew Rohn.

and family of Lumby are visiting
at’ the home of Mrs. Henry
Funk.

Miss Lorraine Morrisette of
Fruitvale was a weekend visitor
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hunchak,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Towes

of Creston were weekend visit-

ore at the home of Mrs, Henry
‘unk.

Tea and Bake Sale
By Robson Group

The Robson Evening Group
held its tea and bake sale re-
cently with many people from
Castlegar and the Butler Rest
Home attending. Mrs. R. Lee of
Castlegar won the groc ham-

per and-Mrs. W. J. Guerin won

ror

‘MOTHER'S DAY :

SUCCESTIONS

QUEEN ANNE CREAM & SUGARS

Set

$1.98

- Cookie Jars — Wall Plaques

Orsi ts and D.

tions

Several New Lines Have Just Arrived

- Marshall Wells Store.

PLAZA HARDWARE

Castleaird Plaza

and Mrs. Leonard Funk me

Last Month Shows
Round of Activities
~ By Kinnaird Guides

A round of activities includ-
ing supper af the ball park, a
hike, a party for the Senior ch
tizens and entering the com-
petitions for the Cominco shield
Fave kept: the first Kinnair
Guide Co. busy during the past

The supper at the park was
held after school and as. the
Guldes arrived they were sent
‘o follow. a trail of signs pnleh
hed been laid ‘earlier. ‘This’ is

part of the test for.earning the

Mr. Dermody, who is a con-{ San

Mrs.
-| dect_ was “Chniese

Toastmistress | Club .

China was the-thome of the
Vali’ Tonstmistress’ club ‘meet-
ing held recently, The members
were dressed in Chinese cos-
tumes, the tables artistically de-

corated and’ Chinese: ‘food was! his

served, !
‘Tabletopics ! mistress, Mrs.
lor, asked ‘the guests
“members to speak
.on the’ little anying

fe ‘Chinese ‘cookies by|g

stress Mrs, Vera
troduced the speak-
Lanzarotta’s sub-

Bank of Montreal
Says Gold Reserves
rescrves ee ‘gold |*

“exchange might ‘be | ;
fal the "Bante ae

made by the United Ting
to reduce its deficit in, trade
with overseas countries and in
the light of the
crease in imports into Canada
as the business expansion con-
tinues,” the B of M_ states.
“In addition, the’ very strong
tise in capital outlays planned
for this year following a sim-
ilar rise last year will almost
e,

second class badge.
the Upper. the ‘girls gathered

b in heay-
ier imports of machinery; caulp-
ment and going

on

son; a
ee uring the Easter holidays
18 girls from the company were
transported to Brilliant and
from there the group’ hiked to
the golf course area where fires
were lit and lunch was cooked
patrol style.

played. Many birds’ were ob-
served in the area and noted
down: for insertion in nature
book notes. Also “snow lilies
were. taken home’ to press for
use in ae boo!

. Barker of Ocean

t
welcomed the. Guides. into pg
home to sit out’a shower which
started when the girls weré on
their way back to be picked up
by the cars for the homeward
journey.

Lois ‘Henne and Linda Sorge

part of their test for their hos-
tess proficiency badge. Special
guests at the party. were a
group of. Sentor Citizens, Mrs.

Rizzuto: and a number of
othes people.

On :Saturday the Kinnaird
Guide company took k third place
in the n the sit singing B competitions held

the afternoon stalking | Cau
and other active games were ad

Susan oT

REMEMBER

MOTHER'S DAY'

MAY 9th

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this awvestment

. rogram. of volun-
tary r aints -on various .cate-
gories oo Jending abroad which
was’ announced by ‘the presi-
dent of the’ United States in
February could lead to a reduc-
tion in the inflow of funds into

of

‘CALIFORNIA

ne | Bank “oF Mon: of

and“Art.” She described the For-
blades City known as the Palace
of the Emporer,

This ‘city was reserved
for the use of the Emporer and
entourage of thousands but
today the Communist Chinese
are allowed to holiday. there.’

Art is considred ‘aristocratic
and reserved’ for) the:

Congratulations

#'TO PITTS PRESCRIPTIONS AND FOMENOFF ff

HOLDINGS. WE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE DONE
THE ELECTRICAL WORK.

CASTLE ELECTRIC. i

upper classes,’ Their” painting is
water color technique-free
brush drawing ‘with ink on silk
or paper. Their .“long scrolls
could range from ten ‘to eighty
feet'in length; a continuous pan-
orama of complete compositions
“Family Life in China” was

the * Be ot eons chosen by. Mrs.; Mar-
Baret a on Wy, "hella of
Paid unity, -deliquency

is practic unknown. She‘ algo
mentioned ‘that arlous customs
Helene for many. ages ‘are now

corded’ on. pa hi
| ne member. for ‘the ponetit of

ie mem
breathing

and en-

re in
. tase tone of voice, speed

of speaking — all thege showed
there is ‘always“'room for -
provement. Hearing one’s errors
and trying todo better next
time io one of the aims of Toast.
mistress.

“Our Best Wishes to :
Pitts. Prescriptions

ON THE GRAND OPENING’ OF. YOUR NEW,

and Congistulessiee ‘to
Fomenoff Holdings
ON THESE RENOVATED PREMISES FOR WHICH

WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE DONE THE RE-
MODELLING WORK.

P & G BUILDERS

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Congratulations

Pitts Prescriptions

ON YOUR GRAND OPENING THIS WEEKEND IN
YOUR NEW, LARGER PREMISES.

_FOMENOFF) HOLDINGS

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‘ Bia ‘project areas, ‘including ree-

: Officials £2 Countries.
To ‘Tour Duncan. Dam

Ai ‘large. group ‘of’ Canadian

and’ American’ officials, :accom-
‘panied’ by: news. media ; re)

repres-
entatives, will ‘visit the. site’ of
Duncan ‘ dam.‘‘on ‘May. 19 an

the! site of Arrow dam on May

Premier Bennett will set off

‘an’ explosion’ at a: preliminary

ceremony at‘ the. Duncan pro-
ject ‘and the: following day will
unvell'a cairn at the Arrow.
ject here to officially
the start of. major. con!
+ Invitations to attend the ce-
remorles! have: been ; extended
-Hydro’s board ; of .dir-

eats, ito, Prime: Minister :Pear-| °

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and Bisleials, ‘and,a} number | of

prominent, ‘Americans who ‘were | Will:

‘associat ed with the’ Columbia

‘ves ani _mayors and ‘represent-

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‘atives. of Chambers of. com
merce, Boards ‘ot Trade, indust-
ry and labor.

Many of ‘those: invited have

d not yet confirmed that they will

be able to take part in the pro-
gram.

Part of the group will leave
Vancouver’.on cial .. CP!
train’ May y.
at Arrowhead ‘on the ‘morning
-o-| of May 19 and transfer to Paci-
fie Stage Lines buses which will
;} take.i them to the Duncan *p:
ject. They ‘will. be met at Dun;

Boundary Electric’ bas ap-
piled for a building’ permit
erect 9 $15,000 distr! butor store
and ‘sheet’ metal shop on’ the
CPR banks directly across from
the business’ present premises.
Castlegar’. council’ at. its
meeting last week referred the
application to. its works : super-
visor:to' check whether the Pro
posed. building * conforms to
village's zoning bylaw and ‘whe:

For maple

ther-it would: be located in're-| Ba

can ‘damsite by guests from in-

terior centres, °.

Following ‘the ceremony at |

ier ‘site of Duncan dam, the
will briefly visit a muse-

tt old Kootenay: Lake

steam Kaslo before * eo

centr’ ini Press sponsored
loved. pices e sar dl :
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by the by on Chamber of Com-
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board a: special train. wi

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