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Newspaper

Cranbrook Herald

Location

Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 02, 1922

Page

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Sconie Road Through Canadian Rockies Studied In Detail

Portland Oregonian article reviews the Banff Windermere motor road through the Canadian Rockies. It highlights a 47 mile link from Banff to Sinclair Hot Springs, the route’s loop, key landmarks such as Cranbrook Wasa Premier Lake and Canal Flats, and suggests summer motor tours for Portland and California travelers with emphasis on scenery, mining towns, and river valleys.

Portland Oregonian Banff-Windermere Oregon Athalmer Fernie- Morrisey Road Sconie Road Canadian Rockies Emma Gates Armstrong Banff Sinclair Hot Springs Columbia River Calgary Macleod Fernie Fort Steele Windermere Invermere Portland Spokane Inland Empire Sandpoint-and-Donner’s ‘Torry Kingsgite Yalik Cranbrook Mount Baker Canada Cranbrooks Crow's Nest Alta Gateway Mont Eastport Idaho Rockies Kootenay River St. Mary's River Wild Horse Creek Port Steele Kootenay Bummer

Public Schools Ice Hockey League Formed

The Central School boys form a six team league with players such as M Kennedy Sneddon and Malone, playing at the C R C rink. Standings show Kennedy and Sneddon as top scorers, with early schedules, fund-raising efforts, and plans for a team to challenge High School classes. Dean Klinck of UBC is slated to speak in Cranbrook February 6 at 8 p.m.

Central School Ia. Worthington Genest P. Kennedy D. Burton B. Leask B. McDonald W. Spence L. Paterson C. Morrison B. Sneddon Goddoris Parker Rankin P. McDonald M. Walker 8. Harris Johnson G. Kemball R. Taylor Marshall H. Linnell C. Lee Brown R. Haynes Holm Wit Aca Ere Eeah F. Worthington M. Kennedy L. Sneddon M. Brogan A. Finley J. Malone Hartnell Godders W. McDonald F. Roy R. Beach W. Bowness Ed. White M, Kennedy Capt Sneddon J. Ma‘lone Bowness Finley Worthington Godderis Patterson Beach Green I Malone Mark Kennedy Malone Highboys Logan Central Stark Centrale Nisbet Central Boys Trojans Centrals

Commissioning of Local Officers at the Salvation Army

The Salvation Army Hall in Cranbrook was filled as Lieutenant Ede commissioned several local officers. Names include I Haynes as Corps Secretary, Scott Hill as Corps Treasurer, Mrs Richmond as Young People's Sergeant Major, L Beckwith as Colour Sergeant, Mrs J Fouracre as Home League Secretary, Mrs Haynes as Home League Treasurer and Cradle Roll Sergeant, Ethel Connolly as Record Sergeant. A sermon on The Call of Matthew followed.

Salvation Army Ede Cranbrook Bro. I. Haynes Scott Hill Richmond God Christ

Anglican Meetings at Invermere Held Last Week

Special to the Herald Invermere B C 28 Rev F Y Harrison Rural Dean of Cranbrook visited Invermere meeting parishioners of the Church of England He outlined the diocese of Kootenay finances and the Windermere 1921 assessment The vestry elected Rev F B Atkinson vicar and reports praised parish finances and activities of the W A and Sunday School

Invermere F. Y. Harrison Cranbrook Church of England Christ Church, Invermere W.A F. B. Atkinson

Provinial changes name Mandon AG and Sutherland minister of works

In recent provincial moves A M Mandon is named attorney general succeeding J W de B Farris while Dr Sutherland of Revelstoke becomes minister of public works after Dr King resigns. By elections to follow as ministers sworn in with King possibly in federal portfolio talks.

A. M. Mandon Omneca Spaker House J. W. de B. Farris Dr. Sutherland Revelstoke King K.C A. I. Fisher Fernie Jas, O'Shea Nelson E. 3. H. Winn C. G. McGeer Vancouver J. H. King Ottawa Tia Cranbrook Charles Stewart Agriculture Ima Alberta B.C West Kootenap Comox-Alberni Stewart

University of B C land and its relation to the province

A noted speaker, renowned for his oratory, will discuss the University of British Columbia land grant and its ties to provincial interests. The talk promises insights for those invested in higher education and public policy, highlighting the impact on regional development and academic growth.

University of B.C

Wedding of Emia Mary Stewart at Ducks B C

A large gathering witnessed the marriage of Emia Mary Stewart of Ducks to Joseph Manown of Portaferry North Ireland at the residence of Mr and Mrs A H Taylor Ducks B C on Monday January 23. The bride wore white crepe de chine with seed pearls and carried a bouquet of nurseises and white heather. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s father with J Weatherly of Kelowna as best man. A reception followed and the couple departed for a short honeymoon before settling in Ducks. Congratulatory telegrams and gifts accompanied the event. the bride is noted as a popular former Central School teacher.

A. H. Taylor Ducks B.C Emia Mary G. Stewart Joseph J. Weatherly Kelowna Cranbrook Central School

Good Ice Favors Curlers In Local Club Bonspiel

Local curling enthusiasts compete for five trophies as Good Ice favors play. Four sheets and two to three draws daily drive the bonspiel, with Gault, Fink, Cosmopolitan, Corby Cup, and Grand Challenge events reaching semifinals or eights. Key matchups include Hodgson vs Hall, McPhee vs McPherson, Morrison, Ward, Milne, Wallinger, Eakin, Harris, Hogarth, Beale, Cameron, and Har ris among advancing players. Standings reflect Thursday’s close of play.

Hodgson Hall Ward McPhee McPherson Morrison Shankland Milne Hogarth Eakin Harris Wallinger Werd Beale Cameron Gilroy Marsh Hall and Shankland Clapp

Methodist Church Weekly Calendar

A weekly calendar lists events from Sunday February 12 to Easter Sunday April 16. Highlights include Father and Son Day Church Anniversary Choir Cantata Esther the Beautiful Queen Ladies Ald Cookery Sale operetta A Day in the Woods by eighty voices Good Friday Oratorio and Easter Sunday The Passion Play illustrated.

Ald Cookery

Annual Vestry Meeting at Christ Church Held Monday

The vestry gathered in the Parish Hall on Monday evening January 80 with Rev. F W Harrison in the chair. Officials elected include C A Cook as People’s Warden and N A Wallinger as Rector’s Warden. The financial report showed parish income of 2726.16 with 347.60 for the Parish Hall and the Ladies’ Guild maintaining a healthy balance around four to five hundred dollars.

Christ Church F. Wy.’ Harrison Wis HL W. Herchmer Thompson Hogarth Messrs Wallinger Beale A. Cook Judge Thompson Santo Hicks Masdame Miles Beate Haslam Fergie Leigh Hall Mesdames Gill Green Meighen Mesdames Harrison Hartnell Hogarth and McKinnon Misa Adkin Grindbe Chester Staples Ladies’ Guild M.S.C.C

Plans Endorsed By Architect For Cranbrook School Board

H L Swan submits a report on Cranbrook school building options after interview with the Cranbrook School Board. He recommends a new central or centralized admin solution with eight rooms and optional auditorium, analyzing costs of a single eight room admin building versus a separate eight room structure, totaling around 59 500 to 88 000 dollars plus land and furnishings. The report, dated Penticton BC January 2 1922, weighs administration space versus added facilities and overall expenses.

Faye Administrius Fas Wits Usia H. L. Swan

Waldo defeats Cranbrook in hockey match 6-3

A crowded GRC rink witnessed a lively hockey game where Cranbrook met Waldo Hall. Waldo won 6-3 with Wilde F. Bamford and Kay among the scorers as teams lined up for a range of future events and exhibitions including junior skating meets and a Banff orchestra dance.

C.R.C Waldo Cranbrook Waldo Hall McKay Milo Drummond Wilde F. Bamford Ross G. Kay Sharp H. Bridges Ayres Rutledge Muldoon McKinnon

Settlers from Chili to Locate in Columbia Valley

Enquiries flood the Canadian Pacific Railway land department in Vancouver about British Columbia. Seven Chilean settlers report intent to move this June, with five taking irrigated land and two entering stock raising, possibly 2000 acres. A large Pacific group, around 700 people, will pass through Vancouver en route to the valley. arrivals continue from Texas, winds, California, and other western states. British and Orient arrivals persist, with six from the Orient on the Express of Asia and two on the Makura, while India continues to send applicants as officers retire from the British service.

Canadian Pacific Railway Vancouver British Columbia Columbia Valley Chill San Francisco Land Department GPR Hae FEC Cetrlore Texas Wind California Orient Express Aela Eouniries India CPR

Auto Heenees Due Reminder From Provincial Police

Car owners are reminded that auto Heenees became due and payable for the year at the beginning of last month and should be paid into the provincial police office. Many car owners neglect to attend to this, risking prosecution.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Public Schools Dean Klinck University of British Columbia Board of Trade Presbyterian Dean Kilack THE F. B. Miles H. L. Harrison W. A. of Christ Church F. J. Harrison T. M. Roberts Miss Niblett Cg.iec Wycliffe Wycliffe “Bluebirds Bessie Woodman Wyles E. Staples McTeer Beaton C.R. C Miss Eastman Father Patch Lond Miss Stanton Snow Men Beat Girls Nancy Nisbet Winter Beat Boys Dan Brake Harland Clarke Marjo Nora Miles Kathlen Dezall Lawrence Campbell Amy Williams Annie Laurie Miss EB. B. Paterson D. Morrison Edward White Billy Green Donna Argue Ronald Moffatt Calvin McBurney Patrick Kennedy Chariie Chaplin Sydney Jones Henry Godderis R. W. Parret Patricia McDermot Leitch Paterson Jemima Ernest Laurie Winnifred Beale Effie Charboneau Gordon Woodman E. Hpslop Jean Wallinger Mary Beattie Jean Home Joe Little Florence Bradley Billy Taylor Rita McBurney James Taylor Afdy Cassidy Lenora Hill E. McKinnon Slim William Edythe Eastman Ruth Stanton Della Greaves Pat Murphy A Macdonald Bert Grady Phyllis Thompson Marion Miles Ivy Dezall Black Watch Highlander Malcolm McPhee Alleyne Wallinger Tommy Field Gwen Slye Jack Trilby Rebel Sheperdess Jia Slye Annie Chalmers Gipsy Phyllip Briggs Leisure Redwings Snipers H. White Kimberley Aere Manown Bonspiel Methodist Church IL L. Swan the & Bourd Swan la Boots Archicu Selous Board Pirhie Ibe Uhatiwan Cranbrook School Board Penticton, BC G.R.C GRC Fernie Boys Arvid Hilmer Western Canada Seo Arvid Hilmer O.1.c Chili
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