Cranbrook cabaret events aid prisoners of war
Community notices promote the Cranbrook Cabaret at Cranbrook Hotel with a fundraiser on Saturday March 2 from 3 to 6 30 pm and a tea room opening, along with a ticketed town program at the auditorium featuring Puss in Boots and The Taming of the Shrew.
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Cranbrook Hotel
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Loyal Hotel
Great War Veterans Association
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Book Tea at the Palm raises 420 volumes for Balfour library
The St John Ambulance Book Tea at the Palm drew strong turnout and collected over 420 books by six o'clock, mostly cloth bound novels, to enrich Balfour library. A varied afternoon program featured piano violin and vocal solos performed by local artists.
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Florence Erickson
Madge Robertson
Melva Cartwright
Heith McBride
Hallamore
A. Woodland
Mining Notes Warn Tracks Along St Mary River Valley
In a warning about the West Park course to the St Mary River office camp, readers learn the trail traverses old primeval forest, several large slides including the Copper Slide, and dense regrowth that hides ground hazards. Travelers are urged to follow marked poles and avoid night travel to prevent dangerous slips and a potential wildlife encounter.
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Cranbrook Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
The Cranbrook Baptist Church lists an active schedule for Sunday February 24 with morning and afternoon activities led by Rev. James Dunlop including Bible School and a 7 40 evening sermon themed The Power of the Risen Christ Come and See. Also Monday evening Young People's Meeting and Thursday Prayer Service are noted.
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Bible School
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Knox Church Invites Guests to Join in Cranbrook
Strangers and visitors are invited to make Knox Church their home while in the city. Seats are free and everyone is welcome.
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