Home Town Band to Give Concert at Cranbrook Auditorium
The Cranbrook Herald reports the Home Town Band will present a Sunday evening concert at the Cranbrook Auditorium after church services. The program features unique numbers with local talent, and the band, organized last March with no external funding, has paid debts and built a local reputation. Members invest about $2,000 in instruments and wear new uniforms, seeking public support for another year of performances and park concerts.
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BORN At St Eugene Hospital A pair of Kimberley and Fort Steele births
BORN at St Eugene Hospital on January 7 a son to Mr and Mrs N Evans of Kimberley. BORN at St Eugene Hospital on January 10 a son to Mr and Mrs A Knight of Fort Steele. BORN at St Eugene Hospital on January 12 a son to Mr and Mrs A Fraser of Cranbrook. Jan McLean resigns as government vendor and returns to Coal Company as Coke Oven Superintendent. Fernie Free Press.
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Fernie Free Press
Local mine adds shipments to Trail Smelter list
In the past two weeks ore shipments to the Trail Smelter include a new shipper, the W. Santo mine near Bull River, sending seventeen tons by carload. Experimental sendings came from two Manitoba mines at Herb Lake, the Bingo and the McCafferty, each delivering one ton. A Santo mine shipment is planned within days.
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Baptist Church Schedules Services And Meeting
Baptist church subjects next Sunday include 11 a.m. Some Elements of Success and 7 30 p.m. The Touch That Heals An annual congregational meeting is Thursday evening preceded by a 6 45 supper for members and congregation. W Lee of Nelson audits P Burns Co local books. Mrs Harry McDonald recovers well after surgery. G C Hull from Vernon joins Penticton Bank of Commerce staff.
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Upcoming Friday and Weekend Events List
Coming events include hockey games for Kimberley Cranbrook and juniors and girls on Friday. The Originals perform at the Auditorium Friday and Saturday. Ellis' Dance and Banff Orchestra appear at the Auditorium. Burns' Club Concert and Dance in K.P. Hall on Monday. Knox Church Ladies' Aid Shamrock Tea details noted. Home Town Band concert at the Auditorium on Sunday evening.
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Kimberley Defeats Cranbrook in Lopsided District Match
Kimberley shut out Cranbrook Elks 4 to 14 as Miners control the game after an early moment of balance. Kimberley’s fast club dominates, suggesting their superiority may dampen national level interest despite a competitive opening.
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