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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
5
Officials of the Dominion Inspection Bureau logged 2,880 cars inspected in Western Canada on October 27, a record for a single day. Of these, 2,049 belonged to the Canadian Pacific Railway, marking the largest daily total for that railroad.
The Central school organizes eight hockey teams under captains Nora Miles Sheila Paterson Ruth Chandeler Grace Lett David Weston Jack Atchison Myccard Lewis and Bert Macdonald Practice occurs at noon and after school with staff supervision Mr Morris and others A season opener between Lewis and Atchison teams ended 22 Beattie Noble Ltd donated two shin pads and spare sticks and two goal sticks were bought from the equipment fund A lantern from the Parent Teacher Association supported after school slide exhibitions on British Columbia with Mr Morris operating Additional note promotes Ratcliffe Stewart for auto repairs and winter storage.
Cranbrook Chronicle reports visitors from Fernie and Kimberley, local trades ads, theatre and Gyro Club help, forester Norman Moore leaves for Lum berton, celebration plans, church choirs resume singing and Christmas cards offered for sale.
Cranbrook listeners enjoyed a piano recital by Mr Bruce Robinson’s pupils in the Presbyterian Church hall. Vocals and cello were offered by Mrs J Warren and Mr J K Charlton with Mr Robinson delivering a bewitching piano solo. Diplomas earned by six pupils at MECin university were presented by Rev E W Mackay as part of the program.
A debate contrasts pedestrians and drivers with a remark that motor cars make people lazy. A respondent counters, noting personal speed improved from fourteen seconds to four, arguing efficiency shifts perspective and behavior.
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