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Newspaper

Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 17, 1925

Page

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Eminent Lecturer Dr. T. H. Boggs Visited Cumberland

Dr. T. H. Boggs delivered a lecture in the Athletic Hall on periods of business mood and avoidance strategies. Only about twelve residents attended despite his Vancouver to Cumberland visit, though he enjoyed reconnecting with Dr. Be r Hicks and reminiscing with D. R. MacDonald about college days.

T. H. Boggs Athletic Hall Vancouver Cumberland Literary Association Boggs

Grace Methodist Ladies Aid Home Cooking Stall May 2

The Ladies' Aid of Grace Methodist Church announces a home cooking stall on Saturday May 2 and asks readers to keep the date open. Proceeds support church activities and community needs.

The Grace Methodist Church

Daffodil Tea at Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid

The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church will hold a Daffodil Tea at Mrs Harling’s home 303 Windermere Avenue on Wednesday the 22nd from 3 30 to 6 o’clock A silver collection will be taken.

The Presbyterian Church

Easter services shine at St George's Presbyterian Church

At St George's Easter services drew a music loving crowd as the choir led by Mr. Parnham performed quartets duets and anthems. Rev James Hood delivered an appropriate sermon and attendance rose as the church expands its musical evening offerings. Sunday School begins at 10 am and morning and evening services are at 11 am and 7 pm.

St. George's Presbyterian Church Parnham James Hood St. George’s Church

Easter Holiday Notices From Minto and Nearby Towns

Personal mentions show Alderman John J. Potter and Mrs Potter holidaying in Vancouver. Miss Mildred Calnan and Mr Clifford Horwood return from Victoria Normal School to spend Easter with parents in Minto. Miss Olive Richardson and friends visit Nanaimo. Miss Laura Robertson visited Seattle then Cumberland. Miss Margaret MacNaughton returns from Victoria Normal School to Minto. Florence Jones comes back from Victoria to Union Bay for Easter.

Minto Mildred Calnan Clifford Horwood Tng Normal School Victoria Pierce D Graham Thomas Graham Nanaimo Olive Richardson Beth Horbury Harriet Horbury Margaret MacNaughton Victoria Normal School Florence Jones Mrs A. S. Jones Union Bay

Delightful party at Comox Lake

Mrs Amos Lobley of Comox Lake hosted a Easter Monday party for her daughter Dorothy turning six. Guests included Audrey Gear Betty O Brien Irene O Brien Dorothy Smith Jean Quinn Ethel Shellato Daphne Lobley and several others with Nanaimo attendees and helpers assisting with refreshments.

Amos Lobley Comox Lake Dorothy Audrey Gear Betty O'Brien Irene O'Brien Dorothy Smith Jean Quinn Ethel Shellato Daphne Lobley Masters Lilford Devlin George Shellato Alvin Davies Talbert Davies Jackerlin Malcolm Stewart James Hillis Nanaimo J. Gear H. Devlin J. Ellis M. Brown M. Stewart Jean Smith Dna Gear Lobley

The Sea Hawk a Spectacular Screen Masterpiece

The Sea Hawk is praised as a spectacular thrilling screen epic with massive sea battles and grand settings. Milton Sills leads a strong cast including Enid Bennett Wallace Beery and Frank Currier in a brisk, pulsating tale based on Rafael Sabatini's novel. The photoplay is noted for its dramatic acting, impressive production, and pace, with screenings planned at Tlo Hlo Theatre and Gaiety Theatre from April 20 to 25.

Sabatini Lloyd Milton Sills Mr. Sills Sills Enid Bennett Rosamund Lloyd Hughes Lionel Wallace Beery Frank Currier Asad Basha Algiers Sultan Wallace MacDonald Peter Marc MacDermott Sir John Mme Medea Radzina Fen- Neh William Collier Jr Frank Lloyd National Picture Rafael Sabatini Tlo-Ilo Gaiety Theatre

Cumberland Base Ball Club Meeting Sunday April 19

A meeting of the Cumberland Base Ball Club will be held at the Athletic Club on Sunday next April 19 at 8 15 pm. Important business. Full attendance requested. A 8S Denholme Secty.

Cumberland Baseball Club Athletic Club Denholme Secty

General Rate By Law Sets Taxes At 15 Mills

Cumberland city council grants general rate by law No. 66 setting a 15 mill tax on the dollar after three readings. Aldermen Maxwell Jeffrey and others push school rate by laws Nos. 67 and 68 at 9 mills. A public meeting is planned for May 24 to discuss a celebration.

Cumberland City Dunsmuir Avenue Messrs Mumford and Mullen Charles Parnham Messrs J. J. Potter A. EB. Jeffrey J. Ledingham A. Maxwell W. H. Cope John Oliver A. MacKinnon Cation Maxwell Finance Committee Potter Jeffrey Maryport Third Penrith Alderman Jeffrey

Cumberland United Faces St Andrews In British Columbia Final

Cumberland United arrives in Vancouver for the Province Cup final against St Andrew’s after a dramatic 2 1 overtime semi final over Esquimalt. Manager Bill Walker and trainer staff travel with the squad including Blair Mortimer Stewart Blake Coutt Monahan Bannerman Heyland Fowler Plump and Hitchens with Ferguson and Marshall as reserves.

Cumberland United British Columbia Vancouver St. Andrew's Cumberland Blair Mortimer Stewart Blake Coutt Monahan Bannerman Heyland Fowler Plump Hitchens Ferguson Marshall Bill Walker R. Strachan Taylor and Jackson Esquimal Nanaimo Esquimalt Conti Fowler Ups Island Hitchen Warren Jock Stewart

Two Cars Crash Injures occupants in head on collision

A Ford truck driven by Dick Leighton and a Ford touring car driven by Mr Leighton met in a head on crash near the Companys Farm on the Royston Road. The occupants were shaken with Mrs J B Spicer and daughter Linda notably bruised but recovering after treatment. Both cars sustained heavy damage.

Dick Leighton Royston Road Leighton Union Bay J. B Spicer Famil Linda Cumberland

Erratum Corrects Macabee Lodge Farewell Note

In last week’s issue an error stated the farewell party for Mrs C Graham at Mrs H Parkinson’s home was hosted by the Maccabee Lodge. Parkinson was the hostess herself, not the lodge. Also note the Scotch Concert at St George's Presbyterian Church Cumberland on Wednesday April 29.

C. Graham H. Parkinson Maccabee Lodge St. George's Presbyterian Church Cumberland

Save the Forest Week in Canada Observed in April

A Ottawa press despatch reports formation of a Canada wide group to promote Save the Forest Week from April 19 to 25. The aim is to inform the public industries and governments about forests importance and depletion. A conference called by Hon Charles Stewart Minister of the Interior was held in Ottawa last week.

Ottawa Charles Stewart

Native Sons Install Officers at Courtenay Assembly

Courtenay Assembly No 3 Native Sons of Canada held a regular meeting with officer installations. Large attendance projected a strong year. three more officers to be installed May 5. A social followed with Courtenay Assembly No 6 Daughters League guests. pins awarded to retiring officers and performances by the Native Sons Orchestra. A Prohibition debate and a High School Concert Troupe are planned for the next meeting.

Courtenay Assembly No. 3 Native Sons of Canada Victoria British Columbia Alberta Sayward Toronto Harry Radford H. G. Blackhall Walter Pritchard Wilfred Smith George Piercy John Murray Jas, Turnbull John Carwithes Courtenay Assembly No. 6 Canadian Daughters League Native Sons Orchestra Hibbert Raymond Annie McLeod S. D. McLeod Royston Assembly No. 3 Anderton Alexander Cleland Charles Beasly Harry Blackhart

Mothers Honored by C G I T Groups at Grand Banquet

On Good Friday morning two C G I T groups from the Presbyterian Church hiked to the dam with Mrs Hood and Miss Mann, enjoying slips and rosy cheeks. After lunch they joined the Boys Club group before returning. The same groups hosted a Mother and Daughter Banquet, with evergreen decor and daffodils, in the church basement.

C.G.I.T Presbyterian Church Boys’ Club J. C. Brown Donald MacLean

Tennis Members Elect President

A Cumberland Tennis Club meeting in the Council Chambers elected new officers after Mr. A T Heyland resigned. New officials include Hon. President Thomas Graham Sr President George W Clinton Vice President E R Hicks Secretary W H Cope Treasurer George K MacNaughton and an executive committee with M Brown A R Stacey and T Graham Jr Dr MacNaughton named trustee in place of Heyland.

Cumberland Tennis Club A. T. Heyland Thomas Graham Sr George W. Clinton E. R. Hicks W. H. Cope George K. MacNaughton M. Brown A. R. Stacey T. Graham Jr MacNaughton Heyland

Film Stars May Shoot Winds of Chance on Vancouver Island

First National Film Company actors including Anna Q. Nilsson Ben Lyon and Victoria McLaglen may film scenes for Winds of Chance on Vancouver Island. Producer Frank Lloyd says over 450000 dollars is being spent and Southern Pacific Railways agent B G Taylor notes strong BC promotion. Cumberland business and mining show bright conditions with No 4 Mine producing daily and optimistic future for the premier coal mining center of Vancouver Island.

First National Film Company Motion Picture VaNcouver Island B. G. Taylor Southern Pacific Railway Seattle Victoria British Columbia Anna Q. Nilsson Ben Lyon Victoria McLaglen Frank Lloyd Firts National Pictures Taylor Los Angeles Cumberland No. 4

Balogna Returns to Cumberland After Easter Visit

Miss Josie Balogna returned to Cumberland on Monday evening from Ladysmith where she had spent the Easter week end.

Cumberland Josie Balogna Ladysmith

Last Chance for Men’s First Aid Classes Sunday

Sunday April 19 is final day to join the Men’s First Aid Classes. Lectures begin at 11 a.m. in the First Aid Hall with free tuition. A prize will be awarded to the pupil achieving the highest marks in the first year’s examinations.

Maccabees Change Date of Meeting

The next regular meeting of the Maccabee Lodge will be held on April 80th instead of the 23rd. The meeting will be followed by a whist drive. Don’t forget the Seated Concert in Cumberland, Wednesday, April 29th.

Maccabee Lodge

Also Mentioned on This Page

St. George’s John J. Potter Board of Works Laura Robertson B.C Worthy Blair Nanaimo Herald Saints Canada Maccabees
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