Cranbrook Boys Top Concentrator in Fast Hockey Thriller
In Kimberley last Friday Cranbrook defeated Concentrator 6 to 4 in a high velocity contest. Doc Huffman scored three goals, Buster Huffman two, Blumenauer one, with Cavanaugh leading Concentrator's defense and Cavanaugh scoring for Cranbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
Cranbrook
Colwell
Hayden
Dr. Huffman
Cavanaugh Boys
Concentrator
Buster Huffman
Doc. Huffman
H. Blumenauer
T. Hogarth
R. Blumenauer
Batchelor
B Huffman
H. Bridges
E. Hogarth
Tunnel
Wycliffe
H. Blumenaue
Ueeceestnen
Tunnel Team Secures Second Win Over Wycliffe
Kimberley Tunnel defeats Wycliffe 6 to 3 at the local rink in an overtime settled game. Musser's Dullet-like shot and a Griffiths fluke helped push the Tunnel team to the decisive victory keeping their league standing intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycliffe
B.C. Jan
Musser
Crow
Grifiths
Gill
Wycliffe Nets
Fime
Kimberley Tunnel
Former Minister of Labor to Visit City on Wednesday
Senator Gideon Robertson ex minister of labor for Canada and George Gilbert chairman of Western Lines Kenora will visit this city next Wednesday January 24 to meet the local business group. A banquet is planned and a business meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LABOR
City
Gideon Robertson
Dra Yen
Canada
George Gilbert
Western Lines
Kenora
Exhibition Hockey Matches Set For Friday And Sunday
An exhibition hockey game is planned for Friday night at the C R C Rink after Lumberton could not commit to a Wednesday date. Sunday features a league fixture at the same rink between the local team and Tunnel sexlette. Tickets must be bought in advance at The Cranbrook Book and Drug Company store by Saturday the 20th. Wycliffe faces Concentrator the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
B.C. Spruce Mills
C.R.C
Tunnel Sexlette
Cranbrook Book and Drug Company
Wycliffe
Officers Installed by Durham Encampment for New Term
New officers for the usual six month term were installed at the Durham Encampment No. 12 meeting. District Deputy Grand Patriarch W. S. Johnston installed the officers. The lodge adjourned to a social time after a game noted for fast skating and strong goaltending, with Crowe excelling in goal for Wycliffe.
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Durham
W. S. Johnston
D. L. Palmer
P.C.P
S&s Fyles
W. S. Johnson
W. Wolfer
B. Walker
A. Towriss
Pensitie
Manning
Wee W
Crowe
Wycliffe
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Cranbrook Musical Society Announces February Concerts
The Cranbrook Musical Society schedules a Brass Band concert on Sunday February 25 at Star Theatre with community singing. Other events include a February 6 miscellaneous concert at the Auditorium and rehearsals Monday evenings at 7 30 p m at the G W Y A Hall where beginners are welcome and instruments are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiiter
Star Theatre
G.W.Y.A. Hall
Debarred lawyer well known in East Kootenay days
The Benchers of the Law Society of British Columbia disbarred prominent East Kootenay lawyer Sandy MacNeil from practice for unprofessional conduct. Two other coast lawyers received similar discipline, with three more facing scrutiny. MacNeil had previously been a Cranbrook principal before studying law in Fernie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kootenay
Democeles
Sandy MacNeil
Law Society of British Columbia
Province of
British Columbia
Coast
Law Society
Alberta
Calgary
Fernie
Special General Meeting and Masquerade Ball Notice
G W Y A notes a special general meeting on Sunday January 21 at 3 p.m. The Masquerade Ball moves to March 16 in the Auditorium after changing from the 17th due to a Saturday date. Mr and Mrs Robert Potter and their young son visited Pernie, returning Thursday by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Potter
Pernie
Committees Named As Council Sets Meeting and Revision Dates
The 12d Council, with all aldermen present except Jas Cameron, adjourned after two hours. Mayor Cameron presided as T. M. Roberts announced civic election results. The council fixed the second Wednesday at 8 p.m. for meetings and set a court of revision for February 9 at 7.30. Aldermen Flowers, Jones, Cameron, Bronsdon and Kilby will sit. A temporary loan by-law was read three times. Ald. Bronsdon spoke on new business motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Jas. Cameron
W. Fr. Cameron
Roc. Makin
W. I. Worden
Police Commission
Bronsdon
Jones and Bronsdon
Flowers
Jones
Kilby
Ald. Balment
Recreation Club Notes and City Council Motions
The Recreation Club resumes full facilities with the pool opening next Monday after boiler repairs. A gym instructor search is under way with reach to Winnipeg and other centers. The club reports a strong hockey record and sets a February dance with member and non member prices. City council discusses economy measures and committee reports to study civic administration and city staffing, with named aldermen for each committee. The mayor emphasizes fiscal prudence and service to ratepayers, and city plans to collect ground rent for encroaching buildings. Worden seeks ice access from city reservoir under conditions and will pay 50 for the privilege if alternative sources fail. questions arise about employee heat allowances and potential abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Kilbyland Flowers
Balment
Bronsdon
Flowers
Kilby
Mowers
J. H. Cameron
Cameron
Bulment
W. . Worden
City
Robinson & Mckenzie
Privilee
Local Bonspiel In Full Swing Amid Holiday Distractions
The Nelson arena hosts the local bonspiel with five sheets in use despite Christmas and civic elections. Five end games notable as Bert McPhee and Ward clash. Kinnion’s rink dominates Leitel’s. The event aims to finish next week before the big Crows Nest district bonspiel in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crows’ Nest
Bert McPhee
A. L. Ward
Kinnion
GB. Willis
Geo. Leitel
Rifle Association Formed in Cranbrook District
A new rifle association named The 1st Batt, 40th CEP The Kootenay Regiment Rifle Association has been organized with eligibility rules for honorary and reserve members. The Canada Rifle League and Dominion of Canada Rifle Association hold annual competitions with prizes, and a meeting is set for January 22 1923 at Hanson Block Regimental Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Histor
Cranbrook Herald
Military Rifle Association
Kootenay Regiment Rifle Association
The
Rifle Association
Civilian Rifle Association
Canada Rifle League
Dominion of Canada Rifle Association
Dominion
Hanson Block
Beale & Elwell
Hungerford Pollen
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Martin
Nagle and
Trembath
Cavanaugh
Scott
the Herald
O. R.T
Cranbrook Musical Society
G.W.Y. A
Llniaa
Rams
Kilts
Burr
Halifax
Canadian Pacific
Marloch
Malifax
Winnipeg
Recreation Club
Supt. Bakin
Shane Mot
Mary Patricia Piper
Hie
Eakin Harris
Gilroy Morrison
Clapp
Bowness
Burton Doran
Barber
Clapp Milne
McLaren
Leiteh
Leitch
MacKinnon
R. R. Piper
Creston and Cranbrook
Piper
Nelson
Hogarth
St. Eugene Hospital
Harris
John Carlson
Albert Evans
A. E. Jones
Fernier
Husband
Cross
A. & Jones
Ross Pazeuzzo
Cranbrook Lodge
A.M
I McPhee Burton
Brown Gilroy
Morrison
McPhee
Toran Barber
Leiten
Burton Brown
Sylva Hilt
Clapp Cameron
Bakin
A. G. Hill
Milne Milne
Gilroy
Dan
Ss Beale
Cameron Cameron
Wari
Little Harris Beale MacKinnon Barber Barber Morrison Doran McLaren McLaren
Cranbrook Rifle Assos
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