Second Concert By Local Talent
The CranBrook Musical Society held its second concert in the Auditorium on a postponed date. The twenty strong orchestra under W A Burton performed well with the intermezzo Melody of Love and the Atlantis suite drawing praise. Mrs H C Kinghorn sang well, banjo solos by T L South and W Stewart earned encores, and the Glee Club impressed. The program featured saxophone solos, two part songs, and strong orchestral support from Al an Graham and Mrs F W Pym. Despite poor attendance the event showcased effort, with hope the society continues despite the challenges.
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Cranbrook Musical Society
W. A. Burton
Atlantis
H. C. Kinghorn
Messrs
Tl. South
W. Steward
Glee Club
Alina Sarvis
Alan Graham
Kone
Wome Wong
Unis
May Parade Planned for Morning Celebration
Officials announce a 24th May celebration with a red old time float parade evoking historic days. Prizes will be awarded for best floats and decorated bicycles, with additional prizes for store fronts. Organizers urge wide participation to create a memorable holiday.
Salvation Army Annual Self Denial Appeal planned in Cranbrook
The Salvation Army will hold its Annual Self Denial appeal in Cranbrook from May 8 to 24 to raise funds for hospital and rescue work in Canada. The district aims to collect $300, with local efforts already distributing clothing and relief to the needy. Also noted are train changes on the Crow line, a parish concert at the Anglican Hall, power transmission issues near Fernie, a basketball night at the Recreation Club, and a Women's Institute meeting at the Parish Hall with guest speaker Mrs. Lyne. A Chinese affairs case involving Chin Chaun and Chin Bow is set for next hearing.
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Salvation Army
Cranbrook
Canada
Women's Institute
Big Company Sees Higher 1921 Profits and Cost Cuts
The Consolidated Milling & Smelting Company of Canada reported 1921 profits of 670 043 a gain over the previous year by 288 694. Net profits after charges stood at 570 043 77. Receipts from sales were 7 516 865 with assets listed at 21 317 471. Directors predicted further cost reductions in 1922 amid high fuel and transport costs and mixed copper outlook.
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Consolidated Milling & Smelting Company of Canada
Montreal
J. J. Warren
Warren
Coast Copper Co. Ltd
Stanloch
Lades
Sullivan Mine
Rossland Mines
Plebiscite Plea Postpones School Building Debate
At a largely attended city hall meeting a five member committee was named to urge the school board to delay any building or addition until after the next civic election. They proposed securing plans and estimates and possibly moving to hold a plebiscite. residents urged action though the council lacks direct control over the separate elected school board.
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Messrs
A. A. MacKinnon
J. P. Fink
J. A. Gen. Jest
H. Linnell
Santo
J. H. Cameron
Missis
G. T. Moir
Huchcroft
Wm. Henderson
F. H. Dezall
Alderman Flowers
Victoria
Arnold
A. B. Jones
Quiet City Wedding Unites Ann Elizabeth Sheppard and John Isnage Guest
A quiet wedding occurred Saturday evening April 22 as Ann Elizabeth Sheppard of Cranbrook married John Isnage Guest of Wardner at the Baptist Parsonage Norbury Avenue with Rev. W T Tapscott officiating. The couple to reside in Wardner.
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Guest
Sheppard
Ann Elizabeth Sheppard
Cranbrook
John Isnage
Wardner
Baptist Parsonage
Norbury ,Avenue
W. T. Tapscott
Baptist Church
Mrs. Guest
Cranbrook Voters Debated School Extension Location
A Cranbrook citizens committee report read by the Mayor at a April 1922 meeting details contention over a school extension. Voters favored not extending Central School, urging plans for an eight room addition or a new location with updated grounds and equipment.
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Cranbrook
Monsey
South Ward
Central School
Department of Education
Victoria
Conservative Women Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Women's Conservative Study Club of this city held its annual meeting at G W V A Hall on Tuesday. Officers for the coming year were elected, including President Mrs E L Staples and Vice President Mrs W B McFarlane, with regular meetings set for the third Monday evenings at members' homes.
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Conservative Study Club
G.W.V.A. Hall
W. B. McFarlane
E. L. Staples
M. W. Patton
J. Norgrove Corres
A. Shankland
M. A. Beale
S. Taylor
J. H. Meighen
J. Norgrove
J. W. Spence
F. A. Williams
Colliery crisis prompts aid calls across British Columbia
In Victoria on April 26 the coal industry warns that competition from fuel oil threatens Vancouver Island mines, risking jobs for nearly 5,000 workers and affecting regional economies from agriculture to shipping. Premier Mackenzie King faces petitions to raise tariffs, echoing calls tied to pre election pledges and the Fordney bill. The piece also notes local lodge anniversaries, a Knox Church service, and the start of the Kootenay baseball league season with Cranbrook joining. obituaries mention infant Paul Tainer Bidder.
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Victoria
B.C
Vancouver
Pacific Canada
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Mackenzie King
Stampede planned for Cranbrook with trials of bucking horses
A Cranbrook Stampede event outline aims to echo Calgary 1919 celebrations with three to four hour events on May 24 including bucking horse contests steer roping and horse races. Rules bar intoxicated participants, and organizers plan a grandstand, trick roping, two ball games and a fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Weadock
Cranbrook
G.W.V.A
Calgary
Alberta
Y. M.C.A
Creston
Maypok Man Awaiting Trial for Alleged Theft at Century
Steve Nydokis of Maypok awaits trial on a charge of carrying two suit cases from a room at the Century Restaurant during a prison night incident. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for Saturday.
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Steve Nydokis
Maypok
Prisoh
Century Restaurant
Satardey Nest
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