Conservatives Form Yahk Association Amid Election Talk
A Yahk Conservative Association meeting drew about thirty residents as H. W. Herchmer and Dr Rutledge addressed the gathering. Officers were elected led by President W. Murray and Vice President J. Hamilton, with D. Hamilton and others named to the executive. Speakers criticized the Oliver government over debt and spending, urging organization and readiness for upcoming political developments.
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Yahk
Junction City
H. W. Herchmer
Dr Rutledge
N. Jarvis
Herchmer
Arthur Méighen
W. J. Bowser
R. Jarvis
Messrs
D. Hamilton
Wim
Smyth
Jack Hart
B. Riley
P. Keyes
C. W. Edwards
Baker
Rutledge
Oliver
Alberta
Brewster
Quebec
Provincial Party of B C Holds Sparse Maple Hall Meeting
There was not a sufficiently large attendance at Maple Hall last Saturday to hold the Provincial Party of B C general meeting. The meeting aimed to complete a local organization and elect delegates to the first convention in Vancouver early in December.
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Maple Hall
B.C
Vancouver
Vancouver Rotarian notes surge of tourists next year
Vancouver Rotarian Roy F. Wrigley, president of Wrigley’s Directories Ltd, reports from California via Italy that Cranbrook and other communities should capitalize on the rising tourist trade. He predicts two to five times more visitors next year, highlights the Canada and Hanft Windermere tour, and urges camps to sell local commercial possibilities to travelers.
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Rotarians
Roy F. Wrigley
Wrigley’s Directories Ltd
Vancouver
Wrigley
California
Italy
Wrighey
Cranbrook
Canada
Hanft-Windermere
Legally Dead stage drama at Star Theatre next week
After a near-execution a man named Campbell awakens to find legal death looming over him. physicians declare him dead while a sensational revival by Dr Gelzer brings him back to life leaving his status in limbo. The play promises a dramatic, factual based narrative at the Star Theatre.
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Genin
Heaven
Wat Campbell
Star Theatre
Mount Baker Hotel Opens on Baker Street in Cranbrook
The Mount Baker hotel at the east end of Baker Street opens to travelers this week. The two storey brick building offers large well lit rooms with good beds and bedding, hot and cold water, some with baths and others with showers. Interior woodwork is natural toned and the lobby features a fireplace. An automatic fire alarm and hallway hose hydrants enhance safety.
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Cranbrook
Thursaday
Mount Baker
Baker Street
Women's Institute Meeting and Cookery Sale Plans
The Women's Institute will hold a meeting on Tuesday Norfith with Mrs Geo Taylor speaking on Work and Methods. A cookery sale is planned for Saturday November 10 at GWAVA Hall. The BRT masquerade on Halloween night was well attended. prizes honored Mrs Dunlop and Miss Fletcher among others.
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Women's Institute
Women's Institute Inten
Gwava
Star presents Viola Dana and Keaton double bill
The Star screens Viola Dana in They Like Em Rough on Wednesday and Thursday November 7 and 8, followed by a Big Buster Keaton Comedy Special on Friday November 9 and 10. The Three Ages plays Saturday November 10.
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Viola Dana
Big Buster Keaton
the Star
Well done to Invermere vicar for new church edifice
A Vancouver reader praises the vicar known as Padre for his ceaseless work in founding a new church at Invermere. The letter highlights Mr. Atkinson’s leadership in organizing collecting designing and implementing the project and notes the parish’s spiritual deepening. The writer offers heartfelt gratitude and extends best wishes for the church’s future community role.
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Vancouver BC
Invermere
Atkinson
Brant
House of God
Noteworthy Meetings of Kootenay Baptist Association
The Kootenay Baptist Association closed after three days of sessions with high praise for the gatherings. Vice-Moderator H R Hinton presided. Rev H H Bingham of Calgary spoke. Fernie’s Rev H P Humphries joined as new pastor. Delegates from Nelson, Cranbrook, and Trail attended along with visitors.
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H. R. Hinton
Tstil
H. H. Bingham
Calgary
New Fernie
A. B.S Stanley
Humphries
Fernie
Stanley
Trail
Constantine
Porter
EB. W. McKay
B. C. Freeman
Sweet
Brandon College
Bingham
Big World Baptist Congress
Stockholm
Kootenay Lake
N. Wolverton
J W. Ldtch
Yahk Sunday School marks its first anniversary celebration
The Yahk Sunday School held its first anniversary on Saturday October 27 in the mill hall. Prizes for efficiency and attendance were awarded to Harry Erskine Hope Baker Jack Edwards and others. A varied program with solos choruses and dialogues delighted attendees. The Knights of Pythias Basket Social is planned for November 20.
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Mill Hall
Sunay School
Varley
Lancaster
Harry Erskine
Hope Baker
Jack Edwards
George ‘Smith
Siyvia Baker
Mary Burlingham
Emily Burlingham
Lena Neldlac
George Baker
Roy Stapleton
Callum MacKenzie
John MacKenzie
Louise Burlingham
Twilight
Scholars
Little Mothers
June Hamilton
Helen McGinnis
Francis Baum
Dorothy Williams
Alice Walker
George Smith
Archie McLeod
Mr. Froggie
Della Gaulman
Tom Shaw
Lythgoe
Jack Walker
God Save the King
Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
Youthful Spirits Mark Hallowe'en as Customary
Halloween festivities are recalled with costumes and dances as children roam for apples and candy while older youths stage pranks. Vandalism reported includes fences, a furnace, a post office window, and shop windows. calls for a saner Hallowe'en grow louder as police presence increases. The community hosts events at the Star Theatre and a big swimming gala planned for November 9 at the Recreation Club.
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Hallowe'en
Mr. Santo
Beattie-Noble
Fred
Hallowe’en
District Hockey Amateur Status Meeting in Cranbrook
About forty delegates from Kimberley Wycliffe and Cranbrook met in Cranbrook with George Murray of Trail to discuss amateur sport in the West Kootenay. They heard how Trail moved to self supported sport and how BC Hockey would require BC Association control, with plans for shared receipts and costs for coast interior finals.
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Wycliffe
Cranbrook
Yalc . A
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George Murray
Trail
Fred Scott
Amateur Athletic Association
Ney Sport
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Kootenaya
In Trail
Tet
West Kootenaya
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West Kootenay
Davidson
East Kootenay
B.C
Winnipeg
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Alberta
Nelson
Murray
B.C.A.A
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