Cranbrook Board of Trade Holds Annual Meeting
The Cranbrook Board of Trade met in the council chamber at 845 pm on Monday the 26th with twenty present. President W H L Wilson chaired. minutes were adopted. finances showed a credit balance of 121.61 after starting the year at 13.64. Officers were re elected, including Wilson as president and Grubbe as vice president. fifteen executives were chosen. Discussion covered publicity and regional advertising, with moves to coordinate with the Red Trail Association and to obtain maps and publications for 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Board of Trade
Council Chamber
Pan
W. HL. Wilson
J. Lewis
Armstrong Avenue
W. HH. Wilson
Wilson
G. J. Spreull
M. A. Beale
C. J. Lewis
J. P. Fink
Finance Committee
Chas. Little
W. R. Grubbe
J. F. Sevatt
Grubbe
J. P. Bink
T. Flett
F. Guimont
J. W. Herchmer
C. J. Little
J. F. Scott
Kootenays
Alberta
Cranbrook
C. P. Brown
Red Trail Association
Curlers at Fernie bonspiel crown jewelry class wins
Curlers returned from the Fernie district bonspiel reporting tough weather but strong play. Stewart led the jewelry with the Grand Challenge finals and Lethbridge trophy wins while Cameron and McPhee rinks claimed Interprovincial and eight-end entries amid mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernice
Stewart
Lethbridge Brewery
Liphardt
Nother Fernie
Sandy Watson
Ernie
Beck
W. F. Cameron
Kirkham
Lethbridge
E. H. McPhee
W. D. Gilroy
G. B. Willis
C. A. Towress
Alberta
B. C
B.C
Magrath
C. H. Spencer
A. K. Leitch
Ada
Granbrook
Littler
Michel McGraw
Bull River
Council Chamber
H. Bossenberry
Pinch
Oddfelows
Fernie Club
Strachan
Victoria Avenue
Fernie
Fernie Swastikas Set for Saturday Showdown in Cranbrook
The Fernie Ladies Swastikas hockey team travels to Cranbrook to face the Cranbrook Canucks at 8 p.m. at the Arena rink. The Fernie squad, last year's western champion at Banff, meets a Cranbrook side in peak form. a return game may follow in Fernie in about two weeks if weather holds. The Swastikas begin their annual tour, including a stop at Banff.
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Fernie
Swastikas
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Canucks
Banff
Arena
Father and Son Banquet Glimpses in Cranbrook Church Basement
The article invites a Father and Son banquet on February 6 at the Baptist Church basement in Cranbrook. It promotes family unity, church involvement, and boy development through civic duty, nature study, and spiritual growth, urging fathers to deepen ties with sons and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father and Son
Baptist
Baptist Church
Cranbrook
Canada
New Cranbrook School Board Elects Chair and Sets Plans
The Cranbrook board held its first meeting of the new term with all members present except Trustee Gilroy. Chair Dezall was re elected and praised past cooperation. They granted the city a two year lease on tourist park grounds to allow future school expansion. Discussions covered a fourth year in the high school and funding if self supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilroy
Dezall
Spain
Cranbrook
Central Senvel
Robertson
Nelson
Births and names reported for local city residents
On Tuesday January 27 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Voisey of the city. On Saturday January 14 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jas Hargreaves of Kimberley at St Eugene Hospital. Text by Macmillan Rooney of Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Voisey
St. Eugene Hospital
Jas. Hargreaves
Kimberley
Macmillan Rooney
Montreal
Open Night at the Arena Rink a Complete Success
A large crowd enjoyed Arena Rink’s Tuesday event titled One The program featured two hockey games between the High School and YMCA and Rotarians versus Gybos. The Rotarians lost 4 0 in a lively show with skating races won by Woodman and Pelton. The rink earned a $100 pat e for efforts and the band donated services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyme
Furniih Og
Dwusie
Skatju
Ide
Y.M. C.A
Rotarians
Gybos
Rotators
M. Lavey
W. Rutledge
J. Genest
V. Woodman
N. Dallas
Bert Pelton
Joe Genest
Ernest Kennedy
Mugene Kennedy
Norman Galbraith
Fink Mercantile Announces Santa Writing Contest Winners
The Pink Mercantile Co releases the list of first and second prize winners from its Santa Claus writing contest. Judges were Miss A Woodland and Mr H J Porter. Winners include Genevieve Saunters, Kathleen Haynes, Norman Hall, George Storrar, Dorothy Spence, Queenie M Chow, Denis Turner, and Cyril Harrison.
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Fink Mercantile CO
The
Pink Mercantile Co
Santa Claus
A. Woodland
H. J. Porter
Genevieve Saunters
Kathleen Haynes
Norman Hall
George Storrar
Dorothy Spence
Queenie M. Chow
Denis Turner
Cyril Harrison
Regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute
The Women's Institute will meet at K.P. Hall on Tuesday February 8. Members are urged to attend in full. A demonstration and a musical program are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
K.P. Hall
Legislature adjournment detailed session report
The report covers the last session before adjournment after the King's speech. It notes twenty-three new members with party split, one seat unfilled due to John McKie’s death, and the reading of committee and department reports including a Public Enquiries Act project on the P G E Railway. Debates on the throne speech reveal fiscal concerns and proposed bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Okanagan
Nelson
John McKie
Grand Forks-Greenwood
House
Justice Galliher
P.G.E
Kamloops
J. R. Colley
Skeena
H. C. Wrinch
J. Hinchcliffe
Victoria
Sumas
R. H. Pooley
Cranbrook Board of Trade outlines 1924 progress and 1925 outlook
W H Wilson reports Cranbrook Board of Trade has completed a strong year with 1924 the most successful in its history. He notes rising activity in coal, mining, timber, and rail. tourism outreach abroad. road improvements planned with Public Works. and support for a local trout hatchery as part of district development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wilson
Board of Trade
Cranbrook
B.C
Cranbrook Board of Trade
Dominion
Canada
East Kootenay
Fernie
England
France
Germany
India
United States
Department of the Interior
Prairie
Department of Public Works
Cranbrook-Windermere
Cranbrook-Kimberley
Brady
Taylor
Cranbrook promises growth as mining, forestry, and industry rise
Concluding remarks from Cranbrook Board of Trade president praise local progress in mining led by Consolidated Mining & Smelting and Sullivan mine dividends, highlight trout hatchery value, and stress prepared leadership for a period of commercial activity. Florence Mangan recovers from appendicitis at local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Rod & Gun Club
Vancouver
British Columbia
Sullivan
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Board of Trade
First Session of 1925 Council Opens in City Chamber
The 1925 city council held its inaugural meeting with Aldermen Dunlop and MacPherson absent. Mayor Roberts outlined an impartial, city‑first program and urged economy in city offices. He cited Vancouver’s H H Stevens on tax burdens and hinted at future consolidation to reduce overhead as estimates for the year are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamloops
Wrinch
Skeena
Odlum
Presbyterian Church In Canada
United Church of Canada
I. A. Mackenzie
I. Davie
Cowichan
Bruhn
Salmon ‘Arm
Dunlop
MacPherson
Roberts
Cranbrook
H. H. Stevens
Vancouver
Stevens
Also Mentioned on This Page
McPhee
Cameron
Spence
God
H.S
Women's Institute
N. A. Wallinger, M.L.A
Florence Mangan
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