Kimberley Wins Series In Tough Hockey Battle
Kimberley defeated Greenwood 10 to 1 in a heated game with Huffman scoring multiple goals and Lilly delivering strong rush plays. The victory, celebrated by players and fans, sets up a Victoria trip as the series with Greenwood nears completion. J F Scott refereed, Ashton Powers judged, with McLein and Blumenauer as goal umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumenauer
Kimberley
Rochon
Musser
Gallipan
Victoria
Greenwood
J. F. Scott
Ashton Powers
J. McLein
J. Blumenauer
J. Peever
TL Blumenauer
G. Gill
Keoward
G. W. Huffman
Spares A
B. Lilly
B. la Mortune
Mills
Greenwool
IL Royce
R Carlson
L. Taylor
Morrison
A. Gillipan
J. Mallett
Lilly
Lilly- Huffman
Taylor
Peever
Huffman
Gill
Eaess
Gilly
Gallispuu
Lily
Peover
Hallett
Green Wood
Y M C A Renovation Highlights Cranbrook Efforts
The Y M C A in Cranbrook is undergoing a top to bottom renovation by CPR foreman W Walby and assistants C Bidder and J Fenton. CPR officials T R Fett and J Robertson are praised for maintenance. Secretary Clark reports strong membership interest and the Employed Boys' Brotherhood meets weekly with talks on thrift and budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
C.P.R
W. Walby
C. Bidder
J. Fenton
Messrs
T. R. Fett
J. Robertson
Cranbrook
Clark
Y. M.C.A
Local Bowling League Sees Y Boys Lead
The city bowling league is in full swing with the Y boys in first place. They boast confidence in maintaining their position and hope to finish on top at the season's end, after hearing a speaker who showed how savings grow.
Wardner Notes Spotlight Pageant Plans and Local Happenings
Wardner notes reveal a church pageant on March 2 led by Mrs J B Scanland with Sunday school teachers, free admission, and participation by C G LT girls. The column also covers awards, visits, hockey matches, raffles, bachelor apartments, Bible awards, dances, and local travel and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.g.lt
J. BE. Scanland
C.G.I.T. and
Taxis
Trail Rangers
Girls of
Wardner
Kimberley News Notes Busy Week In Town
Dan Pierce returns to Kimberley to resume his C M S Co position. G S Blaylock of Trail visits as CM Go general manager. Marguerite Meister marks her ninth birthday with friends. Bridge club boosts funds for girls backers. Ab Lilly of McDougal Heights celebrated with silverware gift. Many residents visit family, attend teas and bridges. Rod and Gun Club meets. Elk lodge hosts Cranbrook guests. Kimberley rink sees good ice. Mrs Browns bus sustains minor damage after collision with ore train. no injuries. Ben Caven’s death mourned by town. he was well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Lewis
Francis
Wardner
Ed. Peppler
Lewis
Gordon
Academy of Nova Scotia
Bull River
Jaffray
Ab. Lilly
McDougall Heights
Lilly
Kimberley
Tom Caven
Vancouver
Caven
Kimberley Defeats Greenwood in High-Scoring Hockey Clash
Kimberley dominated Greenwood in a packed arena, opening with an 8-0 run and finishing 14-1 in the final period. Mills Lilly Blumenauer Rochon Huffman and Morrison led Kimberley while Greenwood's Huffman and Morrison stood out amid heavy late pressure.
Elks Lodge Hosts Social With Cranbrook Orchestra
A Cranbrook Elks Lodge social night featured refreshments and several initiations. The Cranbrook Elks orchestra provided music as guests enjoyed the evening.
Forestry department seeks assistant ringer in early March exams
The British Columbia forestry department under Major H. Colson calls for applicants for an assistant ranger position. Exams will be held in Cranbrook Invermere and Nelson on March 5 9 and 12. Also noted: the departure of Mr and Mrs Gore of Athalmer to Nelson, miner John Manderson from Alberta passed away, and Mrs Edwin Ede hosted a G W V A fundraiser boosting the district treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invermere
Bac
Forestry Department
H. Colson
Ringer
Exarminaton
Cranbrook
Nelson
H. B. Gore
Athalmer
Gore
Mel. Gore
Community notes from Moyle and Cranbrook events
A busy Saturday at Panera a The Hard Times featured a dance organized by the Movie hockey team with Miss M Conrad and Frank Looney winning prizes. Local talent provided music and a supper was served by the boys. Mrs Idx Pearsons visited Kimberley, while Mrs Sam Roberts of Skookum chuck spent time with her family in Moyle. Visitors from Vancouver viewed the Aurora Mine across the lake and several Kimberley residents registered at the Cameron House. Ash Wednesday services were held at St Peters Church. A coast eye specialist visited the district, and Miss Florence Agland returned to Lumberton. Moyle fans traveled to Cranbrook for a hockey game, and Miss Sadie Whitehead visited Cranbrook guests the Nicholsons recently. The Nicholsons and family plan to open a business in Moyle, and Master Stanley Roberts returned home from a months-long stay in Voyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Conrad
Frank Looney
Creston Sportsmen End Hungarian Pheasant Release Plan
Creston Rod and Gun Club votes to stop securing Hungarian pheasants after costs and crop damage complaints. Revenue will fund wild rice planting on Kootenay Flats to boost duck and goose shooting, and the club plans to incorporate under British Columbia law with stock sale to fund a new village clubhouse. A three month option on a site has been taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Rod and Gun Club
Kootenay Flats
Hue
British Columbia
Grazing Commissioner McKenzie Addresses Cranbrook Stockmen
Victoria grazing commissioner T. P. McKenzie spoke to a stockmen meeting at City Hall about better range control. The Cranbrook and district Stockbreeders' Association held its annual meeting the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. McKenzie
Victoria
Cranbrook and District Stockbreeders’ Association
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Gallipau
Watson
Ia Fortune
Carlson
Gill-Huffman
Nets
Fi Grandstand
C.P.A
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Wardner Recreation
Geo. Powell
Singer Sewing Machines
George
Elmer Thompson
Roy and
Kieth
Frank Thompson
Wm, Holton
Fred Wynne
Holtons
C. ©. Snowden
Calgary
Hugo Nelson
Western White Pine Association
O.N.P. Lumber Company
H. W. Birch
John A. Lawson
Fred Leard
Wycliffe
Lumberton
Staples
B.C. Spruce Mills
Astrid Johnson
Isabel Taylor
Waldo
Vera Renstrom
John Craigie
Thompson
Ed, Repsemer
G, Eb, L. MacKinnon
Geo. Sinclair
Rudolph Danstrom
Martinos
Rudolph
Olaf Wold
Barons, Alto
Greenwood-Kimberley
A. Stevenson
Harry
Rollie
C. Napoleon
Wm. Holton
Sam
Lee Thompson
Dyer Eldering
Johnny Holland
Warder
Mr. Taber
Tabers
White Sulphur
Walter MacKenzie
Ole Helman
Emil Shelborn
Shelborn
Angus MacRae
Rev. Dingle
Mr. Iverson
Jack Guest
Billy Sinclair
Edwin Bakkam
Louise Lawson
Edith
Jennie Moberg
Gudrun Johnson
Kathleen Sheppard
John Scanland
Kathleen
Dorothy Scanland
Sven Moberg
Ingrid Bakken
L. Corbett
Mr. Lawson
Louise
Limbecker
Ira Taylor
Thora Muir
Pete Hurry
Jack Cumberland
Billy Mader
Air Rifles
R. Reed
Ian
Rotorists
Auditori
B.C
Ford
Oldsmobile
Dan Pierce
P. B. Island
Marguerite Meister
The
Bridge Club
Geoff
Warren
Mr. Brown
House of Hebberlin
Summershew Store
E. E. Jackson
Spokane
S. Alexander
Fletcher
Dr.) Davis
Bridge
Kettles
Pincher Creek
Robert Barr
Mr. Warren
Rod & Gun Club
Mrs. Brown
Blarchmont
Elks
Cranbrook Lodge
la Fortune
Royce
Doon Peever
Elks' Orchestra
Lake Windermere, Seeeree
John Manderson
Alberta
Paradise Mine
General Hospital
Windermere
Edwin Ede
G.W.V. A
Association
Crock
Walter Jones
A. M. Chisholm
Frank Stockdale
Bert Rutherford
Arthur Waddington
Nanaimo
W. Howard Cleland
Idx Pearsons
Sam Roberts
Skookumchuck
Ed. Cumberland
Costable
Mrs. Sharpe
Cameron House
Aurora
Central Hotel
Gordon Taylor
Riondell
Alex Cameron
Clifford Oughtred
al. Ritchie
Mr. Styles
Jim Diamond
St. Peter's Church
Mr. McLeod
Florence Agland
Kootengs
Moyle
Sadie Whitehead
John Taylor
Stanley Roberts
Skookumehuck
Voyle
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