Canada must protect industry against tariff cuts, or face subjection
The debate on reducing the automobile tariff warns that lower duties threaten Canadian plants and skilled jobs. Canada could abandon industry or support its growth to resist American competition, as history shows high U S tariffs foster leadership. A separate notice praises a new youth education pamphlet Tell Your Children the Truth from the Canadian Social Hygiene Council urging parents to inform their children about factual life matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Canadian Social Hygiene Council
Quebec Film Censor Board Pushes Morality Rules
In Quebec the board of censors demands removal of lewd content from American films or they will not show them. Premier backs the move while studios threaten a boycott. Government sees possible cooperation with Quebec but questions changing long standing codes of morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UEBEC
Board of Censors
Quebec
Gathering of Teachers at Provincial Convention Highlights
Teachers explored improving reading emphasis and silent reading, demonstrated freehand lettering, and reviewed curriculum developments. Key speakers included F G Morris on lettering and P H Sheffield on reading evolution. Federation leader E S Martin urged broader federation membership and clarified roles and representation.
Fish Bite Well at Rock Lake East of Kootenay River
Rock Lake, twelve miles from Wasi on the east side of the Kootenay River, reopens to anglers after years of closure. Access remains rough, but C. S. Stevens near the lake offers boats for hire at one dollar a day and camping tents for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Lake
Kootenay
Wasi
Premier Lake
Sheep Creek
Wasa
Malcolm Horse Mill
C. S. Stevens
Lake fishing opens. early visitors report large salmon catches
Opened last Thursday the lake draws many visitors with successful outings. R P Moffatt and A Hayden of this city reported about forty one salmon totaling around one hundred thirty pounds, ranging from two pounds to seven or eight. A Kimberley party led by Burke and Foote also fared well on opening day and others followed with similar success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
Tertia Miller
A. W. Hodgson
I. J. McNaughton
Messrs
R. P. Moffatt
A. Hayden
Kimberley
Messrs. Burke
Foote
High School Easter Standings Across Classes
Standings from Easter exams listed by grade and division show top performers such as EB Miller and Thelma Bartle in various X and IX divisions. The report notes class averages, absent students, and unreported results, with Grade XI results for Junior Matric and Normal Entrance listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Miller
N. Johnston
F. Finley
D. Spence
M. Willis
W. Elmes
D. Mackenrot
J. Henderson
B. Laurie
M. Melnnis
R. Brown
KE. Erickson
M. Kummer
A. MecKowan
H. Heise
D. Burpee
J. Paseuzzo
P. Thompson
M. Miles
A. Moore
M. Trusler
F. Trusler
A. Richardson
M. Williams
L. Lewis
Jessie Brown
M. Powell
M. McClure
H. Cassidy
W. Spence
N. Nisbet
J. Home
S. Lungquist
S. Frost
G. Rankins
G. Kemball
W. Flett
J. Barnes
B. Macdonald
F. Martin
Ralph Worden
Arthur Nicol
Nora Miles
David Weston
Paul Harrison
Kathleen Haley
Garnet Patmore
Jack Little
D. Hyacinthe
Pearl Saunders
Rose Burton
Robert Russell
Ruth Chalender
Rita Strachan
G. Fanning
Cummings
P. Brennan
G. Dale
S. Mader
J. MelInnis
M. Harris
Jean Ward
W. Neily
T. Marshall
R. McBurney
B. Haynes
Ivy Dezall
E. McQuaid
Ray Beech
John Swan
H Clarke
Ethel Speers
O. Evans
E. Johnson
W. Beale
M. Garden
Jack Dixon
Andy Cassidy
Albert Dobson
W. Taylor
B. Murphy
E. Dobson
Rayner Johnson
M. Horie
S. Harris
Phil. Belanger
R. Large
Mabel Stender
Maintenance crews begin season on Banff Windermere road
Special to the Herald from Tavermere B C April 17. Interior Department maintenance of way gangs start season on the Banff Windermere highway with no official opening date yet. Roads in the district are reported in tip top condition for automobiling. J C Pitts reports a small fire loss at a lean to warehouse likely started by gasoline fumes from a just driven automobile. Mount Swansea shows no snow on the fifteenth of the month despite its five thousand foot elevation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Tavermere
B.C
Department of the Interior
Banff-Windermere
J. C. Pitts
Swansea
Earliest Ten-Year Record Of Windermere Phenomenon
Nearby Windermere Lake records show this is the earliest date in ten years for the observed phenomenon. Careful archival logs indicate no earlier instance during the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windermere Lake
Prizes for Beautification of Rural School Grounds
The Canadian Horticultural Council offers ten silver cups for rural schools with the greatest grounds beautification. Cups are awarded after three wins, with an Award of Merit certificate for each cup. Entries require a ground photograph and an autumn comparison photo, with support urged from trustees, Women’s Institutes, and horticultural societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Horticultural Council
Dominion
Horticultural Council
Ottawa
Bible Thought for Today Series Daily Reflections
A compact listing of daily devotional verses from April 23 to April 29 highlighting themes of God is love riches and wings a good name sin separation humility in the kingdom commitment patience and right living. Biblical verses from 1 John Proverbs Isaiah Matthew Psalm Micah guide readers to moral and spiritual focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Retired Grand Secretary Fred Davey Noted in Victoria
The Odd Fellows lodges in the district report the retirement of Fred Davey of Victoria who has served as Grand Secretary for over forty years and Grand Scribe of the Encampment. He is about eighty and ordered to withdraw from work by his physician. Members regret the enforced departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Fred Davey
Victoria
Cranbrook delegation seeks southern terminus of Kootenay Central
A Cranbrook Board of Trade delegation travelled to Winnipeg to meet CPR officials aiming to secure the southern terminus of the Kootenay Central at Cranbrook. Moyie hosts St Eugene Lodge charter with 35 members. Moyie mine payroll reaches 1000 dollars daily as town prospers. Easter window by W H Wilson draws attention. LaCrosse Club annual meeting reports flourishing sport and demand for James Kerrigan’s aerated water factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Board of Trade
Winnipeg
C.P.R
Kootenay Central
Cranbrook
St. Eugene
Moyie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Cranbrook Herald
B.C. and Yukon Press Association
PF. A. Williams R. Potter
B. Sc
F. G. Morris
Morris
P. H. Sheffield
Nelson, B.C
Pilgrim Fathers
New England
Jesus
U.K
Sheffield
E. S. Martin
Fernie Consolidated School
Federation
Lake Windermere
Kingdom of
Heaven
Cranbrook Herald
Knights of Pythias
W. H. Wilson
James Kerrigan
Biltmore and
Brock
Wolfe
Forsyth
E. A. Hill
R.S. McLaughlin
General Motors Company
Oshawa, Ont
Toronto Globe
General Motors
Chevrolet
Kootenay Garage
Castori
Fletcher
Ceiflihn
Nashe Ajax
Nash
Ajax
Nash and Ajax
Nash-Ajax
Ratcliffe & Stewart
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!