Border Church Parley Held At Sunburst
Fourth quarterly conference of Sweet Grass Sunhurst and Kevin churches met at Sunburst parsonage on Tuesday April 27 with Rev W Van de Mark in charge. Delegates elected for June general conference include Mrs Postlewaite and Mrs Johanneson as substitute. Reports praised finances and growth. outside help considered for summer educational work. Girls choir from Coutts led Sunday services under Mrs A Barrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coutts
A. Barrows
Customs Collections at Cranbrook Port April Totals
Customs and inland revenue at Cranbrook port and outports totaled 44128.20 in April versus 47287.34 in March. Outports Ryckerts Faroosville Creston and Kingsgate contributed 1937.19 of the total while Cranbrook itself gathered 42910.01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRANBROOK
B.C
HNS
customs and inland revenue
Ryckerts
Faroosville
Creston
Kingsgate
Jonal Cranbrook
Turin Boy Kicked by Horse in Stock Yards
Six year old Robert Matthews, son of Mr and Mrs Glen Matthews, was kicked by a horse in the stock yards late Thursday. He was rendered unconscious and left with shock while adults gave aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TURIN
Robert Matthews
Glen Matthews
Robert
Cranbrook Kiwanis Contest Winners Named at Amateur Night
Cranbrook BC Kiwanis Club held a spring amateur night where Joe Florentino Jr won first prize of 25 dollars for a piano solo Judy Jacobson placed second with an acrobatic act and Clarke Blysak took third for piano. George Brown hosted CJOC Lethbridge. A capacity crowd attended and two more amateur nights are planned with a final elimination for all prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRANBROOK
HNL
Kiwanis Club
Joe Florentino, Jr
Judy Jacobson
Wycliffe
Clarke Blysak
George Brown
CJOC
Lethbridge
Cranbrook auditorium
Garage changes hands in Fernie British Columbia
A three way partnership of Joe Sangala Eddie Sangala and Joe Vicen takes over the McGladrey garage in Fernie BC. The trio are expert mechanics and service men and will offer motor vehicle painting and body work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERNIE, BC
HNS
McGladrey
Fernie
Joe
Eddie Sangala
Joe Vicen
University Mixed Chorus South Tour Cancelled
Unprecedented road and weather conditions in the province force the cancellation of the second annual southern tour of the seventy voice University Mixed Chorus. The tour was to begin Wednesday May 5 and was announced by the cultural activities branch of the department of economic affairs. Towns affected include Didsbury Blairmore Pincher Creek Cardston Raymond Taber and High River.
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seventy-voice University
department of economic affairs
Richard Eaton
ther
Didsbury
Blairmore
Pincher Creek
Cardston
Raymond
Taber
High River
Mrs. Myron Harker Buried in Magrath
Funeral services for Mrs. Myron Harker were held in Magrath with Bishop Spencer presiding. Speakers included Elder J. T. Steele and Bishop Elmer Butte. The deceased, Sharlottie Miller Harker, born February 29 1884 in Lehi Utah, married Myron Harker in 1907 uniting two pioneer families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Muller
Lehi
Utah
Magrath
Sharlottie Miller
Myron Harker
Heber Harker
Hillspring
J. A. Ririe
Reece Gibb
Spencer
Horace Birle
George Thomson
Relief Society
Clifford
Darrel Miller
Blaine
Douglas
Golden
Ted Harker
Robert
Elma Harker
Frank
Alma
Cardston
Raymond
Lethbridge
Picture Butte
Rita Allred
Ernest Bennion
Rita Orr
Orton
Thelma Miller
Cardston Club Bids Farewell to Two Members
The O G C ladies club held a non-hostess farewell for Mrs. David Watson and Mrs. Russell Sloan as they prepare to leave Cardston. Sloan plans to farm at Hillspring while Watson will run the Ogilvie elevator at Whison Siding. Also noted is the death of Eather D Hooey, longtime assistant editor of the Senior Bible Teachers Union Gospel Press in Toronto.
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CARDSTON
HNS
O.G.C
W. C. Burnham
David Watson
Russell Sloan
Hillspring
Sloan
fof
Relief Society
second ward
Whison Siding
Watson
Ogilvie
Magrath
Raymond
Eather D. Hooey
Bible Teachers Union Gospel Press
Toronto
Busy Southern Alberta motor to Shelby champion
A sequence of community notes reports a business trip from L W. and J. W. Christianson to Shelby Montana. Other items cover a Ladies Bridge trophy distribution at Turin, flood relief drives by Champion W.A., a sold out theater production in Medicine Hat, potato planting in Magrath, a welcome home party in Coalhurst for Mrs Nelson from Sweden, and a Coalhurst birthday surprise for Mrs Robertson.
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SHELBY
L W
J. W. Christianson
Montana
TURIN
Ladies’ Bridge club
Taylor
Brown
Allan
Pender
W.A
Drumheller
Alexandra Home and School Association
Wimpole Street
H. Allergoth
Hals
SWEDEN
COALHURST
HNS
Lewis Harris
Nelson of
Kipp
Nelson
James Robertson
Robertson
Alexander Visit Plans in Cranbrook Schedule Revealed
Cranbrook and Kimberley unveil detailed program for the visit of Their Excellencies Governor General and Viscountess Alexander on May 6 7 including a city welcome at Cranbrook station parade by Army cadets a Kimberley civic holiday and a tea at Rotary Park with Canadian Legion Women's Auxiliary plans also cover a Sullivan mine tour and the Sullivan mill at Chapman Camp followed by a Cranbrook reception and departure by early Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRANBROOK
Kime perley
Alexander
Lethbridge
Lang
Canadian Legion
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Kimberley
Sullivan
Sulivan
Chapman Camp
Major Swan
Rotary Park
Legion
RCA Battery
Boy Scout and Guide
Baker Park
Viscountess
Canadian Legion Women’s Auxiliary
Lord
Golgotha Religious Film Shown in Fernie Church
Knox United church Fernie filled to capacity for the all sound motion picture Golgotha a new Passion play film presented by Religious and Educational Films of Los Angeles. The film praised as a sacred telling of the immortal story with large cast led by Harry Baur as Herod and a powerful Christ portrayal. Jacques Ibert composed the dedicated score for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERNIE
Knox United church
allsound
Golgotha
Los Angeles
Europe
Oberammergan
Frieburg
France
Julien Duvivier
Harry Baur
Herod
Christ
Jacques Ibert
Coutts Lions Hold Bi Monthly Meeting in Civic Hall
The Coutts-Sweet Grass Lions club met at the Community hall on Wednesday April 28 with fourteen members present and a fine supper served by Eastern Star members. Lion A L Horner outlined plans for the official opening of the Coutts Lethbridge highway on May 5 by Viscount Alexander and provincial and Montana representatives. Lion J Gordon discussed a Kevin to Outbank Montana highway link as an agricultural route and Glacier Park connection. Funeral services are set in Vancouver for Thomas Franklin Dundas, veteran newspaperman, who died in Victoria after a lengthy illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COUTTS
HNS
Viscount Alexander
Canada
province of
Alberta
Montana
Lion J. Gordon
Kevin
Glacier Park
Vancouver
Thomas Franklin Dundas
Victoria
Heavy Rains Hit Cranbrook Area Weather Figures
Bleak April in Cranbrook shows mean temperature 41 degrees, 48 inches of snow and 0.51 inch of rain totaling 0.69 inch water content. Temperature range 56 degrees with highs near 72.8 and lows around 18.8 compared with last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRANBROOK
meteorological bureau
Elk River Coal Mine Inspected After Vancouver Meeting
Dominion coal board members who returned from the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy convention in Vancouver toured Elk River Colliery at Fernie. They were joined at a dinner hosted by Thomas Wilson of Crew's Nest Pass Coal Co with City officials and Fermie trade leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PERNIE
B.C
INS
Dominion coal board
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Vancouver
Fernie
Elk River
coal company
C.IM
Bellevue
Cranbrook Red Shield Drive Aims to Raise Over 2200
Cranbrook will hold the Red Shield Drive from May 1 to 18 led by D. W. Blackett as chairman and J. L. Shelton as treasurer. The campaign funds Balvation Army work and will include a city canvass. Donations accepted at local banks or the Blackett office 108 Armstrong Avenue with official receipts available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRANBROOK
D. W Blackett
J. L Shelton
Blackett
Armstrong Avenue
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Lee” Kuschel
W. “Bil
D. Parker
Bil” Kuschel
heart of
the
wheat belt
Cranbrook Club
John Deere
Herald
Ritchie Paterson & Company
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS _ AUDITORS
ACADIA
ONE
P.O. BOX
THIRD AVE
Massey Harris
M.H
J. A. DIEBERT & SON
MASSEY HARRIS FARM MACHINERY
GENERAL MOTORS
DONNACONA BOARD
PLASTER
BEAVER
MASONITE
ATLAS LUMBER CO. LTD
THIRD AVENUE 3
Temple City
Border Lions
Gene Akern
CHARLEMAGNE
FLASH
Gagiernt
By Jimmy Hatlo
DICK TRACY
Chester Gowld
BRIER
MR. SMITH
Pt a
tobe
LIL ABNER
Al Capo
OAK RIDGE ATOMIC PROJECT
DONALD DUCK
Walt Disney
ELONDIr
by Chic Young
U.S. Patent Office
ELMER
IBATHE
ELMER l
Milton Caniff
U.S
CANYON
CUCHESS
MILADY
Cranbrook Area
Cranbrook Lausches
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