Cranbrook hockey team wins two close games in Kimberley and Fernie
Cranbrook beat a Kimberley four 4-2 with Hatton Banford and McTier scoring while Coldwell found the net for Kimberley. In Fernie Cranbrook also won 8-2 with McTier Bridges and Banford scoring as J Commons led Fernie’s tally. proceeds from tag sales netted about 75 dollars for travel and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
Dimensons
Messrs
Hatton
Banford and McTier
A. Leigh
Cranbrook
Fernie
D. Finnis
R. P. Colton
Gill
Kirkpatrick McTier Do
Commons
Kay
Wilson H
Bridges
A. Dickens
FP. Banford
J. Commons
C. Taylor
F. Wilson
C. St Elot Spares
M. K. Colton
Doc” Anderson
Rooter
Fernie Boys
D. Fie
V.ceeeeseeeesee
Reer Boal C. Gf
MeTler
Gis
H. Bridges
Wings
Taylor and St. Blot
Spares
Tag Day for Vancouver Children's Home Aid
Under the local W CTU, a tag day is set for Saturday February 6 to aid the Home of the Children's Aid Society in Vancouver. About 150 orphaned and destitute children are cared for there, with a request for generous support and appreciation for past Union efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Children’s Aid Society
Vancouver
C. T. South
W.C.T.U
Powell Street
Eric
Skeena
CPR Keeps Calgary Macleod Day Train Running
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co. announces it will not cancel the daylight Calgary Macleod train yet. The service on the Calgary Macleod branch, linking Cranbrook and Lethbridge, remains in operation as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary Macleod
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Calgary-Macleod
Cranbrook
Lethbridge
New School Board Takes Office
The first meeting of the new School Board was held Tuesday evening in the Council Chamber. Returning officer Roberts announced Mrs J Jackson and Messrs W H ule Phee and W A Nisbet as trustees. W H Wilson, serving about seven years, was elected chairman, succeeding H White who recently retired. The regular meeting date was fixed for the first Friday evening before the Thursday of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
Roberts
J. Jackson
W. H. Ule Phee
W. A. Nisbet
W. H. Wilson
H. White
Final Debate Sees Junior and Senior Classes Clash
Heith Cummings Otto GHI for the Junior and Senior Matriculation classes and Hazel Limbecker Gordon Armstrong for the First Year argued both sides of the question Resolved that Winter Sports are Preferable to Summer Sports Judges Mrs A A McKinnon and Mr Clarke of the YMCA faced a tough call awarding 140 to the affirmative and 187 to the negative Public school teachers have started basketball while a hockey game Saturday saw the public school defeat the high school 3 2 High school basketball teams are preparing Raworth Cup schedule with several games already played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heith Cummings
Otto Ghi
Hazel Limbecker
Gordon Armstrong
A. A. McKinnon
Clarke
Y.M.C
South Ward School Report Card Style Class Listing
The South Ward School report lists multiple reading groups and classroom rosters by division and class, naming students by full and partial surnames across Second Reader, Third Reader, First Beader, Division 1, and Primer levels, including receiving class pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beader
Graydon Richardson
Annie Huarbinson
Euelah Hill
Lucile Rosling
May Russell
Clifford Grant
Henry Taylor
Lawrence Grant
Lillian Russell
Jesse Grant
Leslie Phillips
Emily Taylor
Edwin Haley
John Magro
Bertram McLean
James Atchison
Sylvia HI
Dorothy Worthington
Jose Mefare
Clarence Johnson
Ross Migro
Clarence Barret
Mimil Blefare
Angelo Marapodi
Owen Haley
Billy Winting
Nora Malone
Rose Blefare
Barbara Worthington
Branklin Wood
Percy North
Dolly Johns
Noah Tity
Octavia Hendricks
Ronald Coleman
Eeith Sullivan
Clyde Williams
Tony Naso
Well known diamond drill man arrives at Kimberley
Murphy a famed diamond drill man arrives from Rossland to drill at Sullivan mine Kimberley Monday evening. He had visited Stewart last spring and observed mines and prospects while predicting the Premier mines might still yield rich ore. He recalls attempts by Stewart Hyder residents to spark another Klondike rush and casino fever that failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Hils Country
Rossland
Sullivan
Kimberley
Stewart
Pete
Stewart and Hyder
Train Service Continued Pending Railway Board Inquiry
The report states the service will continue until further investigation by the Inspector of the Board of Railway Commissioners is complete. It notes the company has no plan to cancel the train without prior consent from the Railway Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Board of Railway Commissioners
Railway Commissioners
Public School Report For Jan
The report, based on examinations in composition spelling writing drawing arithmetic and grammar, lists names in order of merit with the first twenty five natives in satisfactory standing. Principal W T Arthus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Home
Dorothy McKowan
Della Baxter
Winton Manning
Lorttte Leclerc
Hester Thompson
Mildred Clarke
Eustace Lee
Trilby Rebel
Murray McFarlane
Hope Taylor
Alex Nisbet
Willie Selby
Alex Cassidy
Lawrence Walker
John Lancaster
Marion Henderson
Florence Bradley
Edward Spence
Wilbert Middleton
Joseph Belanger
Ernest South
Harold Dow
Ray Hill
Absent from examination and class standings listed
Norman Parker leads first class with 77.44, while many students across classes post marks from 60 to above 80. The record shows enrolled 46, attendance 83.77 percent, perfect attendance for 19 students, and lists numerous names across classes with scores and absences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Parker
Lillian Jackson
Marion Atchison
Rather Chalender
Arthur Shankland
Amy Williams
Jean Vahey
Joe Brogan
Gertrude Patmore
James Malone
Edward White
Daisy Whittaker
Margaret Howe
Cyrus Pow
Frank Roy
Jean Ward
Bennie Murpatroyd
Mery Carson
Jack Dixon
Frank Hawkesworth
Pat Kennedy
Andy Cassidy
Alice Manning
Malcolm Brogan
Doris Haynes
Ted Worthington
Ila Slye
Wilhelmine Woodman
Marguerite Starritt
Kenneth Campbell
Billie Taylor
Clifford Pennessey
Douglas Thompson
Annie Laurie
Chester Roberts
Melville Leask
Archie Finley
Annie Bagley
Henry Godderis
Kits McBurney
Tite
Florence Binning
Kennett Parret
Eileen McQuaid
Vaughn Roy
Ivy Dezall
Kathleen Dallas
Suma Margana
Sandy Pascuzzo
Philimon Belanger
Irene Mueller
Milton Walker
Margaret MacDonald
Allyn Wallinger
Joan Wallinger
Frank Tito
Ivy Sanderson
Ernest Laurie
Lucy Pascuzzo
Elvin Leask
Robert Taylor
Harry Kemball
Dorothy Townsend
John Drew
Jessie McInnis
Lilian St. Eloi
Marguerite Godderis
Kathleen Strachan
Winnifred Beale
Cleland Parkin
Leonard Parkin
Jack Harper
Mary EH
Staples Diy
Annual Meeting at Christ Church Congregation Highlights
The Christ Church Vestry met in the Parish Hall with positive reports on all departments. Financials showed receipts and expenditures around 2831.68 for 1920, with parish hall figures for 1919 and 1920. Other reports from Guild, Auxiliary, Sunday School and others were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
C. A. Cook
Tals
F. G. Morris
Christ Church Guild
Christ Church.Guild
N. A. Wallinger
Miles
Haslam
Santo
W. A. Fergie
Rumsey
H. B. Hicks
B. A Teigh
B. B. Offen
Fort Steele
Bull River
Kootenay Orchards
Wycliffe
Kimberley
Wardner
Marysville
Wattsburg
Trainman Injured At Michel Taken To Local Hospital
Reginald Hartnell a CPR train man was injured last Saturday while coupling cars near Michel. He slipped on the icy rail and was jammed between the cars. He received severe bruising but no bones were broken according to hospital reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Hartnell
C.P.R
Michel
Mr. Hartnell
Cranbrook Forum to Bring In University Lecturers
The Cranbrook Forum plans a series of lectures in the coming weeks led by the Extension Department of the provincial University. Topics under consideration include Modern Political and Social Theories, Ancient Theory and Practice, The French Revolution and Bolshevist Russia, taxation, botany, chemistry, astronomy, the Rocky Mountains origin, and other related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Todd
Russia
Robespierre and Lenine
Mack Hastman
B. Beckett
B.C
John Daviidson
F.L
Lantern
R. H. Clark
Farmers Institute Session Highlights East Kootenay Efforts
A Cranbrook farmers meeting drew about thirty attendees yet yielded strong discussions. Speakers urged unity and action, detailing advisory board progress, the value of resident agriculturalists, and tighter range and irrigation controls. Local leaders stressed making farms more attractive and productive to sustain farm life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
Whitney Griffith
Eachl
Wm. Harrison
Kamloops
Harrison
Kamloops Agriculturist
B.C. Woolgrowers
Institute
United Farmers
Smith
East Kootenay
N. Moore
S. J. Spruell
Board of Trade
R. J. Barter
Wycliffe
Peter Woods
Barter
Woods
Thos. Cameron
W. B. Bardgett
Jos. Saunderson
H. Noyce
Sam Morrow
Baynes Lake Institute
Truin
A. Taylor
Windermere Institute
Morrow
H. Kootenay
Weekly Forum Meeting Discusses Wilson Kerensky and Lloyd George
The Cranbrook Forum met at the YMCA with President W. Armstrong presiding. Miss Cartwright spoke on Wilson, Miss Shields on Kerensky, and Mr. Morton on Lloyd George. Next meetings cover Imperial Confederation and Commission Government with a $1 season fee and aims to attract wider participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
W. Armstrong
Miss Cartwright
Wilson
Miss Shields
Kerensky
Morton
David Lloyd George
Imperial Confederation
Fev
Commission Government
Extension University of Alberta
A Plea for the Old Scotch Customs
A Scots letter urges revival of Burns birthday celebrations with a full Burns night including haggis, pipes, and poetry. The writer laments fading Scottish customs, praises traditional songs like Auld Lang Syne, and suggests a Donricht Burns night with Scots foods and readings to reawaken national spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malster
Tom Spiers
Yin
Burns
Robin Gray
Scotland
Maister
Tam
Herald
Gin
Police Commission Meets to Curb City Gambling
Mayor Genest presided as Police Commission discusses gambling, slot machines, and beer sales. Chief P Adams reports 27 prisoners in a month and $57 in dues. Machines ordered removed. actions to obtain federal and provincial legal opinions. aim to stop gambling in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genest
Police Commission
A. Shankland
A. A. MacKinnon
J.leask
T. M. Roberts
P. Adams
Uleety
Department of Justice
Ottawa
Victoria
Y M C A Notes Bring Bowling Boost and Father and Son Event
Bowling at the Cranbrook Y shows renewed activity with the Ladies' league strong and records set by Mrs. Wallace and Miss Kershaw. Plans pursue widening gym and pool access for Boys' department. February is Home Month with a father and son gathering at the Parish Hall on Friday the 25th to strengthen bonds and encourage better father son understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Miss Kershaw
Cranbrook
Tig
Plebiscite Needed for British Columbia Liquor Monopol y
Ottawa sources say BC must petition the Dominion to trigger a plebiscite under the Doherty Act before a monopoly on liquor import can be granted. Premier Oliver’s request is being advised to await public backing via a plebiscite, with an order-in-council potential to limit imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
Oliver
B. C
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Hockey
Trim Ferale
South Ward School Report
Pearl Saunders
Josephine Pascugzo
Hazel Williams
Stephen Magro
Hish Wout
Kathleen Maley
Mary Macdonald
May Goderham
Josephine Maripodi
Carmela Naso
Alex Tassel
Margaret Malone
Walter Barrett
Peter Brennan
Pearl Goderlam
James Dalziel
Bert Laurie
Willie Taylor
Mack Horte
Kenneth McNeil
Leslie Sainsbury
Edgar Sanderson
Kenneth Bassett
Winnifred Malone
Jessie Cassels
Frank Brennan
Florence Finlay
Louisa Taylor
Grace Tito
Jessie Tito
John Horie
Frank Malone
James Drew
Pat Macdonald
Helen Taylor
Mildred Middleton
Louisa. Eckert
DIY
Evelyn Bowley
Ray Brown
Graham Dale
David Frame
Jack Genest
Catherine Harrison
Edwin Jecks
Netty Johnson
Lillian Lewis
Tom Marshall
Aubrey McKewan
Melville Reade
Hilliard Simpson
Willie Spence
Evelyn Ward
Alsie Willis
Gwendolyn Slye
James Johnson
Marion Miles
Jim Robson
Arnold Holdener
Duck Genest
Lillian Lewin
Grace Mosley
Ethel Speers
Madeline Woodman
Marguerite Benney
Eduard Simpson
Donald Burton
Aubrey McKowan
Harry Lewis
Wisle Willis
Hilda Steward
Kelvin Walker
Lolitia Dixon
Netty Johnsont
Gwendolyn. Blye
Cranbrook Forum
Police Com’n
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