CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 25, 1966

“Kinnaird Pool Tragedy —
“Outlined By Residents

It was the first drowning in
the pool's three years of one.

ames Hinakin left
auaird

along with “the into bul
s fal not come back out.

but without success,
i doctor called to thes soene
WwW. M. i

ule —
nel ghbor of the drowned child,

ity living at 507 10th Ave., and the

doctor's own son, seven-year-
ole Kane ake was one of the
dren with whom Barry went
to othe pool.
Fire department Officials
and RCMP wi on the scones
His} but the tragedy had run its
course, and nothing could be
done for the boy.
Dr. H. C. Pitts has cated

id
this happen to another child as
it happened to our son,” Paul
Kinakin said Mon in

gesting that sirleter

"10th Measures should be t:

17-year-old | w

Castlegar,
and Bill: Johnson,; 20,..a
student ©.from Kinnaird,
they saw: no signs

Ing until the~pool’ was’ bein;
een bs S

ool, whi
a the deep "end is ite M

The
ba: ‘the ‘aya

ent feat jin i
palr aved and: recover .
i attorls at re-

dl Po Community swimming
poe Mr, Kinakin said the boy had
isited the pool “every other
day” Rand that he had gone
wil the first time, leav-
ing een ied that the supervi-

UBC | sion by the life; ards was such |.
that . he er Kinakin

and
would not have oF geht about
the boy Setting into, difficulty.
‘But I feel that a limit
should be placed on the num-
ber of children allowed to be in
the pool at one. time so that
the lifeguards can have 2 a bet-
ter chancé to ‘guard the chil-
dren,” he. said.
He said ean was no sign

until: he read it’ in’ the eae

a| after the children very well but

News Monday,
on feel the lifeguards look

I would suggest they make the
rounds of the pool often, just
as they do at the Ainsworth
Hot Springs | pool,” Mr. Kinakin
sald, they can look
down into. the wat water as well as
watching the surf

The first time: the boy
went to the Pool, accompanied
by his father, “they warned
him not to run—he was always

running -— and when I saw that | ‘iim

| they were keeping a close watch
I felt I did not need to worry
about him being there.”

LEGION CORNER

Joe Green, past ast president F
lovely

of our branch ai

Joe was presented with past
president’s badge and medal
and short addresses were give!

by President, Jo youn Holden and
Bert Lamb, aiviceptesident

of bropinlal command.
happ;

that Wee foung
ing in a success
that our Frida
music ‘progran

is ‘spent the weekend

W.. Johnstone | and
fehitaren ‘left on Motiday to spend | at

im }two' weeks in Vancouver with
Cap. relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. J.
J. Heslop and Mrs, J. H.::

A motoredt to Nelson Sunday morn-

Ing to attend church at St,’ Sav-
jours: a Cathedral
“and Mrs. D.: Adshead |

1{to the position of _managin:

As an additional attaction
we expect bs have color TV ae
erating inthe lotinge by
weekend ‘which: shout prove an

attraction for our sports-mindéd
member:

We ‘are Pleased to announce

the appointment of Cater

ig
steward of our branch. He will
be ably assisted by Irvin Hunt | Mrs.
a newcomer to our, area from

te gi oes wae

| from

tennial .commi ie
Centennial oldiline Fid ler’s
Festival to find out,

“Local” centennial © ‘conhmntt:

“Rules for the ee eae
amateur can enter, must take
ae more than, thes i ie, Fulnuten: to

a Wi a and. a hoe-
ava; in that ordi rier
Entry forms are Fe available

conten
The BG. ‘centennial committee
fiddlers “festival | co-o

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SOLOHG LiLLLad~

‘steps out with Mrs. R.’
tour was an unscheduled part! of. the tour which prov:
: ed highly interested for Lt overnor eae Pearkes :

3 equipment
Phe

RECENTLY MARRIED Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Horcoft

The parents’ home provided the: setting for the recent
marriage ceremonies uniting K Kazakoff, daugh-|
ter of Mi. arid ‘Mrs, Peter A. Kazakoff of Kinnafrd and,
Timothy Horcoff son of Mr. and Mrs, Nick F. Horcoff

of Castlegar. | >”

returned: from’ their Okanagan wedding trip last “wéek.| .

Bride-Elect Showered
In Robson Church Holl -

The Robson Church Hail

Mise Jenner and her mother

A, Jenner were presented
with red rose -COnEaRES by Mrs.
A. Sutherland’ and, Mrs. G!

a | played the
Miss | ed and passed aro
oto Roe

After ‘an: “Ad Gdmer" was
many gifts wi were open-.

ments ware served |

by hostesses ‘Mrs. E. Thors; Mrs.’
. Kaardal; Mrs. A. Suthérland;|
‘Mrs. -F.° Giraud; |

LS ‘Mra, R.. Nicker-'

Mrs, T. Sanford: A de-|

: lar: you s ‘s
repoid ‘tn 12 monthly installm
you'pay. ahead, you save th
Belfer is easier at the credit
- ‘are’ thie ‘owners.

dollar —
no extra charge through CUNA
inwrance company.

WHaT SHOULD

YOU Pav Tro"

f3: say: shop for th . ven con
charge more’ than’ a pei imonthe
That's only "56.50 fr S00, .

ts. Ni

With few. exceptions, your | loan is Paid: in Full” in case
of. your death, and- -your sayings are matched dollar for
with’ insurance provided by your érédit ‘union a

Motval, wee credit union,

HOSPITAL MISIT. con ludéd: Mra, George Pearkes
. Maddocks. ‘The hospital

atid’ his' wife who showe

UA former Kinnaird ‘Pat
isto ‘sont the

Expo 67,, this
country’s World, Exhibition to

«| bo held held, tn. Mo} Montreal ‘next: year.

ine, whose" par-

le" lecture®

under the: auspices ff. the. Com*
monvwealth. ‘Institu Lon don, } mi
England, ‘The Haitute’ is y

senting’ the’ entire Common-'
Wealth, Its Pee ae ary is to foster
,Cominon-

ents Me, and’ Mrs,-Pat' Romaine |.

wealth. by information and ed
cation. sezvicea u
maine, whose, first-

on "Ro
hand account of the Expo alte} 10,

follows, ‘is’ well able: to tell Ex-
po's story. In 1982" he' was’ a
guide: at the Canadian Pavillion
at’ ‘the Seattle World's. Fair,

CAS ot of. publety aa been

| next year and al-

ig” plans

fo 1 stand Do 67." After tour-
ing the’: Eebiptt tion n site pst week
it is“ underatai ‘why so
ple: are. ante enthus-

any peo:
id. ° a] iastic about ‘going to Montreal
grantaidea organization renire, in” aber, mee aes

eat]:
by: 7 he mee of th the 2 atte. It will be
1,000 acres — the largest World

ria! were told of the p
( and talked with many of
ff, Seon! News Photo

Mrs, H. Wright: of New
- | Westminster, ~ |
tuned” Suara, "attr
| turne
rn Tan How ton Vana wiee oat: ne
) where Mr. Haines’ a
“Wind

Visiting ‘at the home of Mr:
vs | aud Mrs, H, Palsson.are.Mr.-an
Mrs. Raland Palsson ‘ ofr Kinlstino,

baked to
instead

¢| doors ‘and: windows become, well

a aia. io
fe become a fc a pel

her. on trades is our

“COFFEE BREAK”

By Lols: HUGHES

Tell Los: 365-5503
Box seat Castlegar:

Followin, week's tips
da increasing t ie beauty of your
farnitiire’ came: the suggestion:
Instead i rewoving fe wax
buildup Frashing wit Ith deter-| cu
Rent 8 rary followed | hys'd by. arying

tured 4 a soft cloth, such ‘as fs rk

welling, a-cloth wit
Hiveral a cl ge ehat some’ of - “7
all paint thinnér.’ j

Fe po
aco co ea

Fale are at eae

feels‘he must be tg Hit ust
relward | andi tase 3

On the most. commented

‘Pickling seagon is upon-us.
‘With the smaller. gardens there
is always the problem of ‘having
just ‘the right amount of small
cumbérs'to make a batch of
alti Here is the answer. ‘Di
done as. individ lual quarts,
Jace fn your dill Weed; fll with
place in your | ee
small, well washed cucumbers:

boiling water filling 4

ba fe

to | full then: fill: the Tonalniey M%
with hi Seal ‘immedi.
sto up-

ioe viniegar.-

rasa a galls for good enth

World: Exhibition | in

impressed or

ler Kir
Tells Exposiion shy

+] Behihition ever hold ——. (Sont-

as 80, Brussels 500, New.

York. 700) At present there are

000 workers (that is equal to

the population of Nelson) and

machines. working. 12 hours a

day. Buildings, roads, and nd bridg-
es are rising Tight ht and

the sentnieston and

news pavillion — a new build-

5e68 |

Sonneries send
lons are, bi

Bite a an ity. git is Hah.
le ere
itat -67, the newest idea in ur-

‘| Dan Serellin
ami

ie: Netherlands. -Pavilion

s Dulles of. cael | tubing fitted

fogether, no nuts,
hotts, | OF oF ayes: in, the - entire
Fe — only: 35- mil

les of
he Pavilion of the United
suis Bt taking shap.
isa large nay foot rf

esic dome of new! Bight geod
its laatics B: es the

tro
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ente: .

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wishes 9 bo. fair but eh

ap of. eyland

ni
[Iai planaing 4 for. entertain-

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Samak oe =

..:7 Rintranee to all, pavilions
‘The - only charee is rae

in an
¥ | are union members ‘and are ex-| aud. and seated "under. tras corated shower: cake was cut { A ine the: ane deat om 3 past free.
gr and De ene Deslene w ie in their h red: “| by’ Faye : meen ats seit are : Zi home ¥ “|down thene. is-his car ing but’ find’ them Jacking in| one's admission’ to the Exhibi-
visiting her 2 that |= - ee ee aoe na : ees ~ —______ to ‘ tion’ oe

erouni — TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGEF —
vied’ ts accor

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Mr, Jamas: Hi: .School begins, | party esday sett t
patient in the local ‘Ho: pepital arid|. | Mr. and Mrs, F Patterson, be! hela? Be Race ood soot
happy, to report feoling|iris and Dallas ‘refurned last| Gut ay there are many. iiaport
week from a holiday spent at! ant items on the agenda,

art {the West Coast and Montana.
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