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Construction on Aug. 27, 1965

Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel on Sept. 27, 1965

&| took place with Mrs. W- Waldie

S| McPhee and Mrs, H.

Trail Wants One Large Regional ©
West Kootenay-Boundary District

E, T. Bodard, mayor of
Nelson and provincial chairman

Kootenay Central, upon receipt
of approval from the: provincial
government on letters of patent,
holds its charter meeting.

from Trail,

Central and Kootenay Boundary
Regional Districts.

} No decision is expected on
the study until next month when

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‘Tadanae, Warfield and Fruitvale
met with Kootenay Central dis-

trict representatives at Nelson|¢h

Saturday to present their views
on such an amalgamtion.
Arnold Lauriente, chairman
of the Warfield vilage commis-
sion, reported that a meeting in

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Phone 762-3636

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Hi Arrow Arms
Motor Hotel
And ae pleased to have liad the »

painting and decorating contract
on this fine building.

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Trail last week had discussed
the feasibility of such an amal-
gamation with representatives of
he — yet-unformed Kootenay
Boundary Regional District.
He said that an imaginary
barricade had been put up by

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reported in favor of such a
proposal.

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Is:Again Presidéat |.

Mr. Bodard was earlier con- | Thi

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if reside
Of Robson Institute

./) The Robson WI .annual
meeting was’ held at ‘the home
of Mrs, G,.O,: Sutherland ‘ re-
cently with the various commit-
tees giving their reports on the
year's activities:

The elections of officers

and Mrs, J, Scott being re-elect-
ed as» president and vice-pre-
sident, Elected treasurer was
Mrs, S, Grant, with = Mrs, P.
Johnson
elected as directors.

The home economics com-
mittee reported holding a tea

akes Sternwheeler Days

Inland Gas M Hotel I

and a display of handicrafts, Al-
50 a .coffes party. held in con-
nection with, the plant sale and
get acquainted tea,

For citizenship, interesting
articles were read anda quiz
relative to important, B.C,. and
Canadian industries and cities:
.,,, The education committee re-
ported attending the awards day
at SHSS and. presenting \a, $2!
scholarship to Mary Ann Wiebe.

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cerned with the time

is jalso.
ed:to the National Geographic
i ‘0 .be used at the

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tles and felt it would be unwise
to indicate a change to the pro-
vincial go’ in the let-

e sp &
through highway construction in
the area.

“We've grown, worked and
played together — our future
Hes in unity,” he. said.

“The members of the pro-
posed Koctenay Boundary Re-
gional District want to join Koo-
tenay Central.”

Mr. Lauriente pointed out
that the suggested amalgama-
tion would eliminate one plan-
ning board and form the wealth-
jest regional district in the pro-

ince,

Some concern was shown
over regional planning in an ex-
tended area such as Kootenay

Mr. Lauriente stated that larger

Central-Kootenay Boundary, but milli

ters of patent at this late date.

A $5,000 provincial govern-
ment grant would be forthcom-
ing if the letters of patent for
Kootenay Central District are an-
nounced by Dec. 31.

“The boundaries are: not
firm.” Mr. Bodard said.

“But there must be a balance
of population assessment in ad-
dition to areas of. regional in-
terest.” iy

He said that there would be
an imbalance of assessment. Ex-
cluding Castlegar-Kinnaird Koo-
tenay Central’s assessment am-
ounted to -$62 million while Koo-
tenay Boundary totalled $137

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School District 11 (Trail) has
the largest assessment in the

regional districts in northern
British Ci i

are
smoothly, 5 oy
FN tation density: is much
greater on the Lower Mainland
than in the anticipated Kootenay
Central Kootenay, Boundary

et. :

Representatives of ‘Kéoten-
ay Boundary urged full effort to
speed; up letters of patent for
Kooteriay Central and would de-
Jay their letters of patent if
nearer were jahown, be amalga-
mation’ feas! study.

Mr. “Taurieite added that
Mayor Alfred Downey of Grand
Forks, once ‘all’ facts were
known, and Mayor Harold Elmes
of Rossland . were in full agree-
ment with Kootenay Boundary’s

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management and

principals on the opening of
their ultra-modern

HI ARROW ARMS __
MOTOR HOTEL —

We are pleased to have had
the electrical contract. on this
beautfiul structure.

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67 FRONT STREET :
PENTICTON, B.C.

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_uoe Kootenay. Central repre-
sents a composite of all features
of.a regional district,” Mr. Bo-

d said.

: “It hag industry, population,
ower,

and: edu-

power,

recreational ' facilities
cational: inctitutions.”
<« The provincial government,
following :theUnion of British
Columbia Municiplaities: conven-
tion earlier last year, had studied
the possibility of establishing re-

gional district legislation.,
Many of the resolutions adop-
ted by the UBCM executive ex-
pressed concern about the
blems of growth in unorgan

areas of British Columbia.

linked to a regional district,” Mr.
Bodard said. é
“Aregional district must be

Robson Elementary School.

The’ cemetery ‘committee
reported on work done at the
cemetery and that it was kept
in good order during the year.
_ .For agriculture there was a
successful Plant sale. The la-
dies were disappointed, howev-
er, that the begonia bulbs didn't
grow, resulting’ in no flower

show.

The Fall Fair committee re-
ported that the annual cup had
been ;given for the best child-
ren's. exhibit. Members took
gharge of the flowers at the

Ir.

The -hospital membership
reported mending done and ar-
ticles made, :
Sunshine committee
reported on cards and flowers
sent to sick members. The But-
Jer Home was visited regularly
and tea served to the residents.

the handicrafts, two
members were congratulated for
winning at the PNE in Vancou-
ver this summer. -.... sate
Mention was made of a
Women’s Institute workshop re-
cently held. in Fruitvale where
several of the Robson members
took part... ey =
The booster prize, supplied
by Mrs. :Sutherland, was won
by Mrs. McPhee:
Following the meeting re-
freshments were served by Mrs:
R. Fowler and Mrs. E. Squires.

Enrol Tweenies

Three .Tweenles, Debra
Bishop, Crystal Inkster and De-
bra Jonat’ were enroled as
Brownies recently at a meeting
of the 2nd Robson Brownie
pack, :

After making her promise,
each girl received her Brownie
pin from Brown Owl, ‘Ss.
Shkwarok,

Tea was served to Mrs. G.
Bishop, Mrs.-A. Inkster and Mrs,
W.. Jonat under the direction

D. Hill.

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KINNAIRD
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Best Wishes

ON THE OPENING OF THE

—HEARROW
ARMS MOTOR HOTEL

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Cathedral. of Mary Immac-
ulate Catholic Chureh st Nelson,
-was the scene fora late Octob-

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cading bouquet of American
Beauty roses which. was center-
ed with a miniature bluebird for
happiness, ‘Her only jewellery,
a ig: of ‘pearls, ‘was a gift | Mr- Ri
from the groom.:'

fhe’ Hume Hotel
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A white lace cloth ‘covered

the bride’s table, which -

teed ata le, which was cen-

estal baskets of white and yel-
low. mums, x
- Organist,’ Mrs. M. Buckley,
accompanied Miss’ K. Murison,
as she sang “Ave Marie.”

The bride,

Teaves

organza over peau de soie. The
bodice featured a scooped neck-
line -and lily-point sleeves, Both
neck and skirt had floral scroll
trim. The ‘back.'was’ accented

med. with yellow ribbon ‘and
milyne and holding blue spider of

and y mums was carried | ers. Small arangements of blue
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and white mums:

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wall. A ‘coat check area and
Washroom have been’ provided
at one.end of the lobby. Total
floor ‘area of'the five-level hotel
is approxlmately’'37,000 sq. ft.
; There is a large walk-in
fjfreezer in the kitchen and a

char’ broiler as well as a regu-
har grill. The very latest in kitch-
2) en equipment has been purchas-
¢| Ghich will be

which w: resided over b;
chef Anne Danchuck. rd
to the Hi Arrow. Arms Motor
Hotel ‘from. Winnipeg's famous

us are offered in three languag-
es and the entire dinner menus
are changed three times during
an. evening,

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is “heart of the hotel” | c
Madam’ Danchuck - comes f

International Inn where the men-| troji

is “constantly coming ‘into: the
building while two large auxil-
fary systems have been installed
in the beer parlor area,

hand ‘basing are of the
vanity style throughout the hotel
and ‘different colors of carpeting
are used in various areas in the

Manager. Seb’ Schuck, who
has taken up residence in Wood-
land Park with his wife, Lydia,

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Best Wishes
To the management and principals
on the Opening of the:
HI ARROW ARMS _
MOTOR HOTEL

We are pleased to have had the
contract for all the “Dry Wall’
construction.

| O.K. MISSION
KELOWNA, B.C.
Ph. 764-4440

‘SUPERIOR DRY WALL

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Three ha
be installed to bring a powe:

the air in the building over:a
very short period of time, In
fact, 15 per cent: new fresh air

_Cushner-Sommerville Vows Exchanged

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Mr. and Mrs. D. Austin,.Mr. and
Mrs. 'P. F..-Soberlak, | Mr.
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were Mr. ‘and Mrs. ‘R.’ H. Gris-
|, Christine, Allison and Deb-

of Rossland, Miss Mary

and Mr. and Mrs.'J.

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trish of Melfort,

Buck.
E. Buck-
. Gerrish,
isk., Mrs. |:

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2 P. Ferguson of, Star City,.Sask.,

. nnett and. Janice,
Mr 'and Mira: Ross S ) e,
Mr. Sei id > of. Van-
couver, Mr. and Mrs, J. Cushner,
and Mrs. W. Slater and Mrs.
tandish of Calgary. or

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supply to the hotel and a system
of: ventillation : was. installed
which’ automatically changes’ all

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“Best Wishes”
National Neon Displays Ltd.

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& PLASTIC SIGNS

. PLASTIC BUILDING PRODUCTS & SKY DOMES

Lethbridge and, Calgary

aa | other: tables.
‘Mr. -R. H.. Griswold; uncle
‘A [of the bride, was master of cer-
ind’. tel ns were.

7; | read'from Calgary‘and Trail,
‘The: mother ofthe bride-|' ,'Mr-'Georgé/Jones: proposed
groom. made ‘all the bridal bou-| 3° toast’ tothe ' bride’ and ° Mr.
quets, corsages and floral ar-|5.-Jenks to ‘the: id of ‘honor

with an organza:bow. Her chapel-
length 'four-tiered silk iHludion

tulle veil misted

Excavation, Crushed Gravel & Fill”

. White milyne rovided th
background for the ‘bride's cas:

Phéiie 365-7124

Vand: Debbie. Griswold,:
in Scharge ‘of: the - guest

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“Cousins ‘of the bride, Misses
Allison
We extend

KINNAIRD
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KINNAIRD, B.C,

e bride presented’ her
‘so her: grandmother,
Mr. Gerald Cushner caught
the bride's blue.garter.
For ‘her’ daughter’s wedd-
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. Congratulations
to the
HI ARROW ARMS

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Frank's Barber Shop

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Mrs. A‘; Plotnikoff, ” and
‘Mrs..D. .MacDonald,’-Mr:“‘and
Mrs.'K. Soberlak, Dianne and
Carol, Mrs. -M. Conrad," Mr. P,
Kazakoff, Mr. and Mrs, J. Proud,

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Woodward's contract Sales Divis-

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take pride in having been
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beautiful new hotel.

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136 Water Street

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