United Church CGIT Girls Stage Fine Evening Program
The CGIT Intermediate Groups of United Church presented a charity concert to raise funds for the girls society and support the church work. A pageant titled The Way opened the program led by Miss Jean Flett, with many participants, followed by vocal numbers and a light play Just Girls by the Ready group led by Miss Vivian Kummer, showcasing CGIT ideals and community effort. The event featured remarks by Rev. Breeman, a business meeting, and a charming pageant within the performance, earning strong applause from the audience.
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Girls’ Society
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Jean Flett
Lorna Barber
Paulines Bowness
Mabel Clark
Queenie Chow
Ivy Veeall
Kathleen Dezall
Dorothy Platt
Helen Gill
Irene McGinnis
Ruth McKowan
Kathleen Nesbit
Olive Norgrove
C. Breeman
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Gertrude Patmore
Helen Briggs
Edith Carlyle
Mrs. H. Carlyle
Hazel Clapp
Glen Dale
Grace Filett
Helen Heise
Peggy Johnson
Jean McPhee
Beatie Calhoun
Pearl Firewall
Eileen Moore
Ruth Fleming
Local School Play Nets Fourty Seven Dollars
Pleasing rendition by Mrs. H. C. Kinghorn and her troupe of girls resulted in a total of 47 dollars raised.
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H. C. Kinghorn
Bowness Cup Comes to Kimberley Ice in Narrow Win
Saturday curling match at Kimberley drew Bull River Cranbrook and Kimberley for the Bowness cup with Kimberley winning the decisive late night games after ice limited play. Bull River captains Fred Douglas and E T McPhee faced Kimberley crews led by Shaw and Cameron in four skirmishes with strong hospitality noted and plans for a 24 hour notice playoff canceled as ice failed.
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Bull River
Cranbrook
Kimberley
Bowness
Wittier
Douglas
Shaw
Losin
Lindbury
O'Neile
Tug
River
Cranbrook Boys
Ben Luck
A. Murdock
Fr. Murdock
W. Douglas
H. Arbuelle
A. Justad
H. B. Markle
Lindburg
Talk on Big Game at Cranbrook Brotherhood Meeting
The Cranbrook Brotherhood held a well attended Wednesday session with Frank Guimont as guest speaker on game conservation. He praised hunting with a camera, noted provincial game values at 1.3 billion and 40 thousand spent locally, and urged hatchery expansion to 8 million fish seeking 1500 dollars. The Rod and Gun Club and East Kootenay resources were highlighted along with Cassiar district profits for guides.
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Cranbrook Brotherhood
Frank Guimont
Guimont
Imany
Rod and Gun Club
Canada
Red and Gun Club
East Kootenay
Cassier
Legraph Creek
Local News Highlights Cranbrook This Week
A bustling Cranbrook page notes social events and civic updates. Meetings, readings, and prize shows (Flower Show prizes) are announced alongside hockey travel and theatre programs. Community members move houses, join associations, and participate in fundraisers and sales.
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Women's Institute
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J. P. Vink
R. P Moffatt
W. F. Attridge
Edgar Allen Guest
Jack Price
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Mrs. D. Honeyman
J. FP. Scott
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Syd Smith
Mitchell
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Ted Nagle
Herald
Star Theatre
Bluebird Orchestra
Louise Robertson
Marshall McPherson
Dorothy Worthington
Chenez
LaFleur
Harry Lee
Ladies’ Aid of the United Church
Major Colson
Forestry Branch
Windermere
F. J. Oatts
Nelson
J. P. Fink
W. H. Wilson
Hanson Garage
Dame Fortune
Joseph Fontaine
Carbondale Coal Co., Ltd
Wardner
Ardley
L. A. Hall
Salvation Army
Hanson Avenue
March Sth
At & O'Clock
A. K. Gray
Mission Circle
Baptist Church
R. Bell
Pincher Creek
Bramwell Booth
Army Hall
St. Patrick's
G.W.V.A
Kootenay
Chevrolet Motor Company
Cranbrook and
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B.C
British America
Triennial Council of the World
Wm. T. Jago
Revelstoke
Invermere
Dart Coon
London
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Riel
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Ont
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Pratt
Attatoore
Kootenay Garage
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