Kimberley News Notes and Community Notices
Local Kimberley items include party gatherings hosted by the Misses Burdett and Miss Hanington, and Nurse Harry’s pending return to Cranbrook. Christmas events featured a turkey supper, gifts from the tree, a Jacobs Coogan showing, and a church gathering. The Kimberley Junior Hockey team lost to Cranbrook while the superior school reopens January 5.
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Ida Hanington
Jackie Coogan
Christmas Exam Winners at Kimberley Superior School
The Kimberley Superior School Christmas exams list Grade VIII to Grade X top scorers including Clarence Skorheim 82 and Ena Davey 81 with several unranked students. Attendance 92.45 percent with perfect attenders named. Principal comments postponed due to space.
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Clarence Skorheim
Paul Soderholm
Florence Mason
Alice Dacre
Florence Morrison
Helen Collings
Sarah Morrison
Alex Gough
Louise Fisher
Helen Bonner
Erma Laing
Don Morrison
Tom Collings
Irma Soderholm
Zelda Sims
Ena Davey
Arthur Anderson
Edna Crooks
Louise Robertson
Lila Halladay
Herald
Christmas gatherings and a Kimberley curling match
Rev and Mrs Jas Evans visited Cranbrook en route to Kimberley on Monday. F Caire and wife spent Christmas in Marysville. A special Cranbrook to Kimberley train carried Masons to a joint installation with 130 at a banquet in the Oddfellows hall. Mrs Chomat and family celebrated Christmas at Wycliffe hosted by Mr and Mrs Steve Clark. A December 28 curling match decided the Bowness Cup with Cranbrook skips Cameron and Bowness skips Lindsay and James in Kimberley lineups. teams included Martin, Graham, Leitch, MacKinnon, Clapp and Murphy.
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Jas. Evans
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James
J. Martin
Alan Graham
A. K. Leitch
Dr. MacKinnon
Jack Martin
Lester Clapp
W. Lindsay
A. Higgins
R. Crerar
P. Murphy
E. James
Dumbells Originals booked for two night Cranbrook run
The Dumbells The Originals are booked for a two day engagement at Cranbrook Auditorium on Friday and Saturday evenings January 10 and 17. The revue Stepping Out promises a genuine step-out show with new performances and refreshments for patrons.
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Originals
Cranbrook
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