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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
8
Delegates of the fifty first Presbyterian Church in Canada assembly heard strong anti union views from missionaries in Korea and China. Clergy and elders debated participation of regular commissioners and a plan to print the moderator s inaugural address for wider distribution.
Mrs. Petey Farrell and family left Monday for Skookumchuck to spend a holiday at the logging camp run by Crows Nest Pass Lumber Co where Mr. Farrell is in charge. Jack Farrell had been there a week earlier, injured when a rock fell on him, but returned with the family to continue their holiday.
Manitoba Good Roads Department aims to complete the Trans Canada Highway through the province by October first, linking Brandon to the Saskatchewan boundary. Halifax plans to reestablish its Provincial Exhibition this fall under Mayor Murphy, after years of sporadic holds. A British trade drive seeks Canadian export of crushed oyster shells to Great Britain as U S exports 20 000 tons yearly. Crystal Garden in Victoria opens June 26 with celebrations into July. Great Lakes St Lawrence navigation opens, aiding employment for workers idle over winter. Banff Pow Wow and Indians Day set for July 28 and 24 in the Yokö Valley, with the Stoney Indians in full regalia. About 2 200 000 Canadians attend school, including 1 600 blind and mute, 81 000 in vocational schools, 14 000 at Indian schools, rest in higher or teacher training. Ottawa hosts a June conference on a new trade and transport pact with Canada and Caribbean nations. Ontario north mines show record first quarter income, with Porcupine district near six million and Kirkland district about one and one quarter million.
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