Kimberley Scots Elect Officers For New Year Dance
Kimberley Caledonian Society met in K P Hall to elect officers including President E Beckingham and Vice Presidents Clarke Morrison and Bremner. Committees were named for finance credential entertainment and dance with thanks to secretary Hanington. A social evening followed. The society plans a New Year’s Eve Scottish Festival event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley Caledonian Society
K. P. Hall
E. Beckingham
Dave Clarke
Chas. Morrison
Hanington
Colin Campbell
Izatt
Archibald
E. Park
Gold
Geo. Graham
Pat Graham
W. Young
Herd
Osterlok
MclCrone
J. Black
Jas Graham
F. 8. Sutherland
Geo. Scott
R. Watson
Jas. Graham
Harry Cowden
Leo Johnson
Bob Lilly
Caldwell
G. Scott
McCrone
Donaldson
Watson
Black
Dan Morrison
Jas
Graham
Kimberley Cemetery Association Formed For Burial Ground
The Kimberley Cemetery Association, incorporated under the Societies Act, held its first meeting on Friday December 4. Officers elected for the first term were A. A. Watkins as president T. Summers as vice president and Fred Willis as secretary with additional members to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
World’s Record Lath Cut At Manley Sawmill
On Friday November 20 Manley Chew Sawmill Midland Ontario produced a world record cut of 182,900 four foot Norway Pine laths in ten hours using P Payette Co. new patented ball bearing sixteen gauge thin saw lath machine. The Payette invention uses half the kerf and increases laths output by 20 to 25 percent from the same material, boosting efficiency amid shrinking timber supplies.
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Manley Chew
Midland
Ont
P. Payette Co
Penetang
Payette
Kimberley Curling Club forms 24 rinks and prizes
A Kimberley Curling Club meeting at the C M and S Co office December 9 affiliated with the B C Curling Association. A Kimberley Cup is to be purchased for annual competition with first and second prizes kept by the winners. Twenty four rink roster announced with players listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley Curling Curling Club
J. A. Higgins
A. A. Ward
B.C. Curling Association
B.C. Association
Kipe
Parsons H. Logan
T. Oxley
E. Prescott
D. L. Thompson
E. L. Langster
R. G. Shaw
Shaw J. A. Higgins H
Lynde
Shannon Dr
Rowland D. A. Sutherland
A. R. Lilly
N, McKinnon
G. Henderson
A. Foote R, F
McKay H. Whiteford G
Smart N. Wood
Alexander A. A
Ward J. Morrison
Quebec Lumberman Sees Pacific Coast Competition Rising
Gustave Piche chief of the forestry branch told a Rotary Club audience that Eastern Canada faces increased lumber competition from the Pacific Coast due to Panama Canal transport. He urged preference for Eastern grown timber, noting over 2,000,000 feet flowed to the Atlantic market this year. Victoria tolls set on Fraser Canyon road may total 5 dollars with exemptions for residents. the road is largely finished at ninety percent, aimed at tourist use.
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Rotary Club
Quebec
Gustave Piche
Forestry
Department of Lands and Forests
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Canada
Atlantic Seaboard
Piche
Victoria
Fraser Canyon
Cemetery Association Sets Terms for City Burying Ground
Directors Shannon Morrison Crerar and Carlson plus one appointee oversee an eight section cemetery with seven allocated to churches lodges and societies and one for general use. The association will sell plots at ten dollars each and charge five dollars to open a grave. Memorial placement rules will be published later.
K P Lodges at Kimberley Elect New Officers
The K P Lodges in Kimberley have elected their officers for the ensuing term. Names listed include Henry Blumenauer, Thomas Marsden, William Turnbull, John Leighton, Frank Carlson, Leslie Mawson, Alf Watkins, Angus Smith, Wilfrid Houseman, and several sisters in various offices.
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K. of P
Kimberley
K. P. Lodge
Osi Teisessectecsertart Descetea Mare Berduz
V.c
Henry Blumenauer Thos
Marsden M
Turnbull M
John Leighton
Frank Carlson M
Leslie Mawson K
Alf. Watkins
Provincial Police Fines Power Expanded Under Police Act
A bill to amend the Police Act would allow the Superintendent of Provincial Police to discipline officers by fine in addition to suspension. The measure has passed all stages except third reading in Victoria. Attorney General A. M. Manson cited the need to discipline offcers without publicity and noted a right of appeal to himself.
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Victoria
A. M. Manson
R. H. Pooley
H. Despard Twigg
Prominent physician urges fair charges for hard work
A noted doctor comments that hard work benefits, but cautions that benefits depend on others not charging excessive fees for their labor. The remark underscores value of fair compensation in labor.
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Pincher Creek
Big Butte Dairy Farm
Scott
Cranbrook Drug & Book Co
Paul Nordgren
Sainsbury & Ryan
Cranbrook
B.C
Ubpoleon
Gov. S. Almas
Fourth Ave
Saskatoon
Herald Office
C.P.R. Telegraph Building
Alex
Yahk, B.C
J. Mareland
Oakland
General Motors
Motors
Pave
Boibreay
Kootenay Garage
Kimberley Curling Club
D. Dewar
H. McLeod
A. Chambers
R. Whebell
W. R. North
J. J. McKay
W. Donaldson
Kent Phil Johnson H
Cameron Ted Nagle
W. Lloyd R
Rutherford T. Martin
A. H. Blumenauer
A. Glen H. Chambers H
Landry
D. Campbell
W. Houll
Chas. Cook C
Cunningham M, O'Brien W
Glanville
W. Ewen Thos
Summers E. A. Hines
T. Collings H
K. P
Trail
Zinc Alamo
Alamo
Lucky Jim
Rosebery
Silversmith
Sandon
Allenby Copper Co
Allenby
Boundary Merc, & Equip. Co
Grand Forks
Kas
Victrola
Beattie Noble, Ltd
Rexall
Nelson Business College
Business College
British Columbia
British Columbia Business College
P.O
Box
Nelson
Fernie and District Fifteen Hundred
G. W. Speirs
Fernie
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