Kimberley's Record Is Checked in Wycliffe Defeat
Avon league baseball saw Kimberley suffer its first defeat this season at the hands of Wycliffe with a 10 to 8 score. Wycliffe led in the eighth inning after three men reached safety, while Lamberton defeated Cranbrook 6 to 2 and Wardner beat Concentrator 6 to 4. Next Sunday’s schedule features Concentrator at Kimberley, Wycliffe at Lumberton, and Cranbrook at Wardner. League standings follow.
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Avon
Kimberley
Wycliffe
Wyeliffe
Pond Slik
Crew
Lamberton
Cranbrook
Cranbrook Juniors Edge Kimberley In Odd Run Battle
In a Sunday clash at Wycliffe, Cranbrook Juniors beat Kimberley 8 to 7 on a late three base hit by Lewis and a fourth inning rally, earning cups donated by MacPherson and Paterson for junior competition. The game featured high school players from Cranbrook and a Kimberley junior squad, with plans for a postseason ceremony and cups/medals presentation.
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Wycliffe
Kimberley
Cranbrook High School
J’. M. MacPherson
E. Paterson
Amateur Athletic Association
Cranbrook
Hoovan
Cranbrook Way
Lewis
Besch
Genest
Hasquet
Moses
MacPherson
Paterson
Cranbrook Football Team Loses to Sullivan Hill in Cup Bid
Cranbrook football team faced Sullivan Hill Sunday, losing 6 to 1. The Hill squad earned the right to meet Kimberley for the Cup on July 1 after Cranbrook fielded a weakened, one-man-short lineup.
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Cranbrook
Sullivan Hill
Cranbrookel
Hill
Kimberley
Janitor Receives Presentation After Long Service
On Friday afternoon last Mr and Mrs Jas Logan received a substantial silver flower basket from Central School teachers to honor his more than fifteen years as janitor. The gift, delivered by Dorothy Brown and Olive Norgrove, comes with a note from Miss Amy Woodland and staff expressing appreciation for his kindnesses during service.
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Jas. Logan
Central School
Logan
Canadian Daughters Organize Kootenay Assembly No 14
A meeting of the Canadian Daughters association established Kootenay Assembly No 14 at K P Hall on Monday June 29. Officers elected for the remainder of the year include President Sister L P Hill first vice president Sister W M Patton second vice president Sister F E A Burton treasurer Sister L Armstrong secretary Sister D H Ryckman chaplain Sister A C Bowness sergeant at arms Sister J R Willis inner guard Sister J Rutledge outer guard Mr Burton historian Sister H MacKinnon pianist Sister W Fink. Native daughters seeking membership are asked to obtain application forms from the officers.
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K. P. Hall
Kootenay Assembly
L. P. Hill
W. M. Patton
F E. A. Burton
L. Armstrong
D. H. Ryckman
A. C. Bowness
J. R. Willis
J. Rutledge
Order
K P Opening Dance Friday at Knights of Pythias
The Knights of Pythias open enlarged premises with a social at Friday’s event. The K P reputation promises a lively evening with guests treated to a pleasant program and refreshments by the Knights Sisters. Robinson's orchestra will supply the music for the dance following the first part of the program.
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Order of the Knights of Pythias
Knights’ Good Sisters
Robinson
Moves Into New Home Dr Large Takes Nelson Residence
Dr Large has moved into the Nelson residence on Lamaden Avenue this week. The house was recently tenanted by Mr and Mrs A K Leitch.
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Dr. Large
Nelson
Lamaden Avenue
A. K. Leitch
Promotions From Central School Divisions Promoted to High School
List of promotions by merit from Central School divisions to high school based on annual exams. Names include Ernest Worden Nora Miles Leitech Miterson Helen Heise David Evans Mani Warrison Mildred Bridges Arthur Sakaguichi Nellie Miller Ida MacGregor Frank Martin Jack Atchison Madeline Woodman Norma Surtees David Weston Audrey Collier Doris Hyacinthe Laura Tull Garnet Patmore Amy Ban Quin Melanie Lebeau Denis Turner Solveig Ljundquist Ruth Ghalendar Kathleen Henderson Ronald Moffatt Mabel Clark Honey rolls In Division I with proficiency honors for Worden Bridges Clarke Collier Heise Tail Ljundquist Lebeau MacGregor Sakaguchi Weston Woodland. Division II honor goes to Nellie Miller with Mary Huchcroft as department head and Kathleen Haley George Kembal Nellie Sakaguchi Elsie Wood M Grace Johnston Promoted to Grade VIII includes Mae Gooderham Margaret Henderson Irene McInnis George Futa Jean Wirren Mary Robertson Leslie Laithwaite Sheila Paterson Barbara Soule Mary Macdonald Kathleen Dezall Dorothy Bridges Winnifred McQuaid Marion Gill Clifford Haynes Harold Holdener Ruth Bond William Harrison Roy Linnell Charles Allen Katherine Martin Donald Macdonald John McKay Grace Flett Jack Farrell Helen McGill Alec Daniel Annie Harbinson Leslie Kuhnert Florence Pattinson Wilfred Pocock Kathleen Miaslane Molly Johnston Harry Fanning Jas Hitchcroft Susan Randall Bud Parker Elsie Parker Fileen Gray James Drew Lucille Rosling Helen Campbell May Strachan Enid Shankland Leslie Phillips Laura Andeen Beulah Hill Mary Genest Lorna Barber Grace Pritchard Continued on Page Six.
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Ernest Worden
Nora Miles
Leiteh Miterson
Helen Heise
David Evans
Mani Warrison
Mildred Bridges
Arthur Sakaguichi
Nellie Miller
Ida MacGregor
Frank Martin
Jack Atchison
Madeline Woodman
Norma Surtees
David Weston
Audrey Collier
Doris Hyacinthe
Laura Tull
Garnet Patmore
Amy Ban Quin
Melanie Lebeau
Denis Turner
Solvei Liundquist
Ruth Ghalendar
Kathleen Henderson
Ronald Moffatt
Mabel Clark
Mifred Bridges
Mabel Clarke
Laura Tail
Solveig Ljundquist
Mae Gooderham
Margaret Henderson
Irene McInnis
George Futa
Jean Wirren
Mary Robertson
Leslie Laithwaite
Sheila Paterson
Barbara Soule
Mary Macdonald
Kathleen Dezall
Dorothy Bridges
Winnifred McQuaid
Marion Gill
Clifford Haynes
Harold Holdener
Ruth Bond
William Harrison
Roy Linnell
Charles Allen
Katherine Martin
Donald Macdonald
John McKay
Grace Flett
Jack Farrell
Helen McGill
Alec Dalaiel
Annie Harbinson
Big Shipment of Wool From Local Ranches
The spring wool shipment, about 15 000 pounds, covers nearly the whole local clip. Coordinated through the Canadian Wool Growers Association under A L Hay, it exceeds last year by around 1000 pounds. Major shippers include Cox Ranch Cherry Creek Pete Woods Al Doyle and J R Walkley, with note of rising small rancher output. Wool prices vary with demand. top grades fetched over 30 cents per pound, marking a substantial shipment value.
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Canadian Wool Growers’ Association
A. L. Hay
Cox Ranch
Cherry Creek
Pete Woods
al. Doyle
J. R. Walkley
Mr. Hay
Kimberley to Get Local Telephone System
Kootenay Telephone Lines Ltd plans a new Kimberley central office with 200 line capacity, building 30 by 40 feet with basement behind H. L. Grady’s tailor shop. Sections served include McDougall Hill Kimberley Beale Subdivision Blarchmont Park and Chapman. Estimated outlay is $25,000 with expected initial losses despite rising demand.
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Kimberley
Kootenay Telephone ‘Lines, Ltd
Kootenay Telephone Lines, Ltd
Cranbrook
Consolidated Mining As Smelting Company
Cranbrook Company
H. L. Grady
McDougall Hill
Beale Subdivision
Blarchmont Park
Chapman
Star
Conservatives Meet on Friday in Cranbrook Me Ple Hall
The Cranbrook Men's Conservative Association announces a Friday meeting in the Me Ple Hall for this week’s July 3 gathering. Main business is electing delegates to the nomination convention for the East Kootenay federal riding, including Cranbrook Fernie and Columbia district provincial ridings. The nominating date is not yet set, but delegates are ready for rapid convening.
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Cranbrook
G W V A Opens New Bowling Green Friday
The G W V A opened a new bowling green on its property to the public last Friday. Mayor Roberts attended and threw the first bowl. Interesting games ensued with both veteran and new players, and interest suggests the place may be too small soon. Membership is $5 for non members, and two sets of bowls have been purchased.
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Herald
G.W.V.A
Roberts
Messrs
Milne
McGregor
Laddie
Jim
Morris Family Heads Coast Vacation By Auto
Mr and Mrs F G Morris and their two children started Sunday for the coast by car to spend the summer at Vancouver and Victoria. They are joined by Miss Emma Honeywell of Calgary an aunt visiting the coast and Mrs A F Leigh who will return in two to three weeks.
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F. G. Morris
Vancouver
Victoria
Emma Honeywell
Calgary
A. F. Leigh
Pioneer Grocery Sold to Cranbrook Trading Co
John Manning sells Pioneer Grocery to A. D. Bridges of Cranbrook Trading Co for September transfer. Building also transferred to Bridges. Manning, among city’s oldest merchants, will run down stock of china ware not included in transfer. business to continue at same location under new owners.
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John Manning
Pioneer
A. D. Bridges
Cranbrook Trading Co
Bridges
Manning
Clearants
Mr. Manning
Tourist Killed On Banff Windermere Road By His Car
A 16 year old tourist died when a windstorm toppled a tree onto a car near the Banff Windermere road. The crash occurred as travelers from Olds Alberta to Victoria B C sheltered in a cut bank after fallen trees halted traffic. Dr MacKinnon, near the scene, declared life extinct within minutes. An inquest was deemed unnecessary by the coroner. Steps will be taken to clear the right of way to prevent a repetition.
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Banff- Windermere
Ape
Olds
Alberta
Victoria
B.C
Banff
Sinclair
Wisconsin
MacKinnon
Cranbrook
Mayor Roberts
Vermillion
Roberts
Leitch Family Moves to Calgary for New Home
Mr and Mrs A K Leitch and family left this week for Calgary where they will establish their home in the future.
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A. K. Leitch
Calgary
Music Pupils Gain Passes in Examinations for Certificates
Recitals mark close of year’s work as Cranbrook youth focus on music study. Department of Education outlines optional music subject in high schools with entrance tests, weekly lessons, reports, and annual exams. McGill Conservatory announces piano and theory successes of students under Bruce Robinson with various grade passes and honors.
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Department of Education
Carteen
Regis
Sss Department of Education
Victoria
Examination results of Royal music boards by Bruce Robinson pupil wins
The Associated Board exams held June 20 were supervised by R Sterndale Bennett. Miss M Marsden and Miss Pauline Bowness achieved passes in Higher and Primary divisions respectively.
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Bruce Robinson
R. Sterndale Bennett
Vancouver
B.C
IM. Marsden
Bull River
Tass
Pauline Bowness
Kimberley Pupils Pass R A M and R C M Exams
Mr R Sterndale Bennett, examiner for the Associated Board and Royal College of Music, visited Kimberley on Saturday June 20 to examine Mrs Ira Foster’s music pupils. Two pianoforte pupils entered Lee ma Hopkins for the elementary and
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R. Sterndale Bennett
The
Royal Academy
Royal College of Music
London
England
Kimberley
Ira Foster
Leema Hopkins
Explosion Claims Life At Otis Lumber Camp
A dynamite blast at Camp No 1 of Otis Staples Lumber Co. killed Carl Oscar Olafson, age 68, while eight workers graded a logging railroad. Fellow worker Olie Storheim escaped injury though debris flew over him. An inquest ruled accidental death. funeral held with Rev. Blackburn officiating.
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Otis Staples Lumber Co
Carl Oscar Olafson
Olafson
Wis
Olie Storheim
Storheim
Lee Johnson
Chicago
M. R. Blackburn
Presbyterian Church
Ole Sterheim
Julian Tanbury
Fred Larson
Albert Nelson
John Oberg
Corroner
G. E. L. MacKinnon
Ward and Bennett See Success in Local Primary Races
Clarice Ward wins in the primary divisions and Sterndale Bennett shows strong interest in the Sullivan Mine and the Concentrator during a brief town visit, marking notable activity in local affairs.
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Clarice Ward
Cranbrook Students Benefit From Optional School Music Program
Local report praises Cranbrook youths in music, citing broad parental support and strong progress. Recitals by Wanda Fink students at Masonic Hall and Mrs. Potter piano forte concert in Union Church Hall drew large crowds, underscoring value of music education and conscientious Cranbrook teachers.
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Colleges of Music
Cranbrook
Wanda Fink
Masonic Hall
Union Church Hall
R. Potter
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W L Pc
Lumberton
Wardney
Aseer Tsep
Cranbrook Juniors
Arthur Shankland
Murray McFarlane
Henry Godders
Chester Roberts
Mildred Burdett
Ethel Speers
Malcolm Harris
Margaret McChure
Allan Shaw
Willie Wnee
Leslie Sainsbury
Josephine Vasellano
Elizabeth Miller
Margaret Willis
Selina Dixon
Jack Barber
Victor Holmes
Etta McGill
John Cummings
Peter Brennan
Sophie Mader
Graham Dale
Jessie Melnnis
Tom Marshall
Andy Cassidy
Mbchel Speers
Eileen McQuaid
Brunel Murphy
Ronnie Haynes
Cliven Evans
Laurence Foster
Jack Dixon
J, Wallinger
Philemon Belanger
Winnifred Beale
Rita McBurney
Edith Johnson
Ivy Dezall
Mabel Stender
Marguerite Caven
Ray Beech
Ernest Danielson
Billy Taylor
Albert Dobson
Rayner Johnson
Murray Garden
Mary Daniels
Edgar Montpellier
Josephine Pascuzzo
Aubrey McKowan
Harry Heise
Marion Kummer
Dorothy Spence
Phyllis Thompson
Esterickson
Frances Trussler
Eng Young
Netty Johnson
Bert Laurie
Margaret Trussler
Hazel Campbell
Jessie Brown Ii
Harry Cassidy
Don Bir
Ton
Doris Mackenrot
Melville Reade
Mack Hore
Harriet Home
Mariam Williams
Etta | McGil
Jean Home
Marion ‘Surples
Cyril Harrison
J Vshie Sainsbury
Hilliard Simp
Allan Sham
Berth
Amy Woodland
Kootenay
I Hong
Bein
Lll MacGregor
Arthur Sakaguchi
A. Woodland
Mary Huchcroft
Kathleen Haley
George Kembal
Nellie Sakaguchi
Elsie Wood
M. Grace Johnston
Dorothy Brown
Olive Norgrove
Jessie South
Kathleen Edmonson
Rusk Randall
Mary Roberts
Helen Gilroy
Sidney Weston
Vera Sadler
Rosaline, Weston
Edwin Haley
Gordon Dezall
Marshall Russell
Beverley Collier
Marie Collins
Robert Muirhead
Winnifred Pelkey
Evelyne Eley
Bil
Banff-Windermere Road
McGill University
Conservatory of Music
Dr. Watson
Leitch Piterson
M. Lebeau
Leitch Paterson
N. Paterson
Lorna Barber
N. Sakaguichi
Jessie MacMay
John MacKay
Associated Board of
Royal Academy of Music
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