Changes In B C Game Regulations Announced
Provincial Game Board releases 1929 30 season rules with open deer season November 15 30 fur bearing trapping spring limits and reduced cock pheasant bag in the western district. Other dates specify bear mule deer and grouse seasons across Vancouver Island and the western district with various open periods and hunting restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincial Game Board
Western District
Vancouver Island
Queen Charlotte Islands
Hornby Island
North
South Saanich
Highland
Highland Districts
Hornsby
Denman Islands
Englishman River
Oak Bay
Salt Spring Island
Denman
Saturna Islands
Vancouver Taland
Norh
Oyster River
Guabriola
Texada
Sidney
Moresby
Pender
Mayne
Galiano
Salt Spring Islands
Squamish Valley
Jervis
Toba
Point Grey
Special Meeting of Cumberland Rod and Gun Club Noted
A special meeting of the Cumberland Rod and Gun Club is set for Sunday at 7 30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Full attendance is earnestly desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Rod and Gun Club
Cumberland and Dean's cricket clash ends in a close draw on Y ground
Cumberland batted first to reach 83 for 5 declared as Dean Quainton's XI chased 43 for 6 at 7 pm. Eden Quainton and J. Idiens led Cumberland with 28 and 22 respectively while Eric Quainton took 3 for 11. Visitors bowled tight but finished with a draw and praised by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Dean Quainton
Victoria
Joe Idiens
ER. O. Robathan
Eric Quainton
A. Reid
Idiens
Robathan
Eden Quainton
Gough
Reid
Adiens
Comley
Wilcox
Dean
Quainton
H.taylor
Vernon-Jones
Taylor
Eric
A Reid
Rel
Indiens
J. Payne
Stephens Held on Manslaughter Charge in Hutton Death
The preliminary hearing of Frederick Victor Stephens for the death of William Hutton Junior occurred before Magistrate John Conway at Cumberland. Prosecution witnesses described the scene, vehicle, and injuries. Stephens remained with bail set at 10,000 dollars and was committed for trial at the assizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Victor Stephens
William Hutton
John Conway
Cumberland
Mansell
P, P, Harrison
M. B, Jackson
K.C
Victoria
Stephens
Assizes
G. K. MacNaughton
City Fathers Consider 25 000 Offer for Electric Plant Purchase
Cumberland council met to discuss the sale of Cumberland Electric Lighting Co. assets with an offer set at 25 000 dollars. Other items included street cleaning, boulevard changes near Harling and Ledingham, fire equipment repairs, and a Measles case report before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Cumberland City
Maxwell
Mumford
Ledingham
Henderson
Williams
J. Muirhead
Cumberland Electric Lighting Co. Ltd
F. A. McDiarmidge
Finance Committee
Board of Health
Board of Works
O.K
Laptown
Chinatown
Dallas
Harling & Ledingham
Ald
Cumberland Electric Lighting Co
Cameron
Goodrich Tire Company
Shower for Bride to Be Mary Jackson Honored in Anglican Hall
Miss Mary Jackson was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Misses Margaret Shearer and Margaret Richardson in Anglican Hall on Tuesday night. Attendees enjoyed games and dancing, and a hamper of gifts was presented to the bride to be. Music for the evening came from R. J H Robertson and E Trehearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shearer
Margaret Richardson
Mary Jackson
Campbell Morgan
Messrs. R. Jh, Robertson and
E. Trehearne
Up Island Reports Good Fishing Early Run
The Island Publicity Bureau reports a remarkable early run of ty ees with big fish 30 to 50 pounds expected in Campbell River Vancouver Island. The Campbell River Tyee Club secretary notes fishing near the surface usable with light tackle and shallow waters at the river mouth. Reports from Comox district include Lite River Point Holmes and Puntledge River with fair sport. Cumberland Lake Little Lakes Campbell Lakes and Forbes Landing also yielding good fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
Comox
Point Holmes
Puntledge
Lake Cumberland
Campbell Lakes
Forbes Landing
Sidney Hunt Re-elected President Of Medical Fund
At the Canadian Collieries Dun smuir Limited Medical and Accident Fund annual meeting, Sidney Hunt was unanimously chosen for another term as president, with Dick re-elected secretary and the executive committee unchanged. The secretary reported a June 30 balance of 10 347.36, the hospital in excellent condition, and planned cemetery land repairs between Cumberland and the Roman Catholic cemetery. The church offered to release cemetery claims if the board takes over management and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Collieries
Dunsmuir
Sidney Hunt
Cumberland
Special Service at Jasper Church Consecrated by Edmonton Bishop
The St. Mary and St. George church in Jasper was consecrated by the Bishop of Edmonton with Rev. W. Leversedge assisting and a former Holy Trinity, Cumberland vicar nearby. The stone and stucco building cost 17 000 dollars, funded by an anonymous English donor in memory of her son killed in the war. The cornerstone bears the deceased’s testament. The bell came from Viscount Willingdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
St. Mary and
St. George of Jasper
Edmonton
W. Leversedge
Holy Trinity
Cumberland
England
No Man's Land
Viscount Willingdon
Telegraph office hours to shift on Vancouver Island
Government telegraph offices on Vancouver Island will change hours starting August 2. The new schedule is 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily, replacing the previous 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Neill
Cumberland Board of Trade
Government
Vicouver Island
Conservative Leader Speaks At Big Picnic In Courtenay
The Hon. R. B. Bennett will address the district Conservative Association at a monster picnic in Lewis Park Courtenay. He arrives around noon with General A D McRae and MPs Ladner Dickie plus Senator Perley. A luncheon at Native Sons Hall precedes speeches and possibly a Cumberland Courtenay cricket match followed by a large dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Bennett
Federal House
District Conservative Association
Lewis Park
Courtenay
Bennett
Native Sons’ Hall
A D. McRae
Dominion
Conservative Party
Lee
Ladner
M.P
Perley
H Dickie
General McRae
Dickie
Cumberland
Native Sons
Dean Quainton Visits District After Cricket Tour
Dean Quainton praised his team's tour of the Island and invited Cumberland and Courtenay players to Victoria next summer for a full week of cricket. Cumberland captain J L Brown thanked him for the visit. In Courtenay the match saw Victor Hall suffer four teeth knocked out and jawbone fractures, though he was improving and back at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Duncan
Nanaimo
William Hutton
John Thomson
Courtenay
Grant Road
John Ramsay
Helen Geddes Morrison
N. O. de Witt
O. L. Hall
Mansell
Dean Quainton
Victoria
J. L. Brown
Dean
Victor Hall
Two Teachers Resign and Robinson Appointed at School Board
The Board of Trustees met Thursday with Mrs MacNaughton Mrs Baird Mrs Partridge and Secretary MacKinnon present. Miss G McPadyen and Annie Blatchford resigned as teachers. Miss Robinson was appointed after a tied vote with Miss Carey, with two votes each. A male candidate will be sought for the Blatchford vacancy at $1300 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Trustees
MacNaughton
Baird
Partridge
MacKinnon
Henderson
G. McPadyen
Annie Blatchford
Miss Robinson
Lin Ling
Twenty Teams Set For Provincial High School Olympiad Relay
Hastings Park Vancouver will host the British Columbia high school Olympiad relay championships next weekend with 20 schools entered in the one mile relay, plus 14 Olympic events. Teams north and south from Armstrong to Victoria will compete for the challenge cup and gold medals, with Cumberland represented by George Brown and fellow students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Park
Vancouver
British Columbia
B.C
Percy Williams
Armstrong
Oak Bay
Ocean Falls
Victoria
Powell River
Cumberland
Kamloops
Keremees
Kelowna
Nelson
Salmon Arm Consolidated
Courtenay Oyama
McLean High
Port Hunty
Fairview Junior High
Vernon
Nanaimo
Duncan
King George
George Brown
Norman Hill
Harold Conrad
Douglas Baird
Take
Seven Cumberland Youths On Suspended Sentence
Seven Cumberland youths about 16 or 17 years old stood before Magistrate BW Bickle on Thursday afternoon charged with entering gardens stealing fruit and damaging gardens. They received a warning that repeat offenses could lead to severe punishment and that jail sentences might be imposed for similar acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Bickle
Cancel Licence Of Furious Drivers
Hon H Pooley, Attorney General, announced that driver licence cancellations may follow convictions for driving to the common danger on British Columbia highways. The move follows complaints from several provinces, Vancouver Island residents, and thirteen recent provincial convictions, eight on the Malahat, four near Duncan, one at Shawnigan, despite posted notices urging caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Ro H H. Pooley
Vancouver Island
Victoria
Malahat
Vicinig
Duncan
Shawnigan
Cara
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Erick Quainton
B. Eric Quainton
Boothman
H. Taylor
B. Eden Quainton
Vaughan
B. Eden Quainton Brown
Carney
J. Taylor
B. H. Taylor Wilcox
B. Vernon-Jones Reade
B. H. Taylor
Heartley
C. Gough
B. Vernon-Jones
G. Payne
Halkett
B. Quainton
C. Robathan
B. Idiens J
Payne
Pillar
Vernon- Jones
Idions
Mrs. Boffy
Jenny Boffy
Campbell River
Miss Boffy
Delina Frelone
Young Stephens
Robert Strachan
Cumberland- Courtenay
Strachan
Norbert Schwarze
Edward Handlen
William Martin Brown
Morgan
Spencer Morgan
Tarvia
Cumberland Hospital
Harrison
Cemetery Hill
Medical Fund
Johnny Cameron
Telegraph Office
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