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Library Representative Visits Cranbrook. – Miss Helen G. Stewart, of Carnigie (sic) Corporation, Make Survey Locally.

            Miss Helen G. Stewart, representative of the Carnegie Corporation, was the guest speaker at the weekly meeting of the Cranbrook Rotary Club last Tuesday.  The Library union of the Carnegie Corporation have decided to extend their service in the province of British Columbia, make a supplemental grant of $15,000.  Miss Stewart informed the club of the Carnegie plan and would ask the citizens of Cranbrook to go fully into the plans.

            Guests of the club were Mayor T.M. Roberts, who spoke briefly on the subject; members of the Cranbrook Library association present were Mrs. McKowan, Alan Graham and Earl Leigh.

            Visiting Rotarians were E.K. Stewart, Charles Edgar and Whit Brown, of the Fernie club, and Bill Walley.

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Title: Cranbrook Library
Internal ID: 0051.0740
Medium: Newspaper
Date: January 24th 1935
Collection: 0051
City: Cranbrook, BC
People: McKowan, Roberts, Stewart, Graham, Brown, Leigh, Walley, Edgar
Publisher: Cranbrook Courier
Pages: 1
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