Courtenay Burns Night Celebrates 160th Birthday Gala
The basement of St George's United Church hosted a Burns Night with over 170 guests. Speakers included Mr Carrick of Vancouver Burns Fellowship praising Burns as a democratic poet. The event featured piping, haggis, a toast to Immortal Memory, musical numbers, and a lively recitation by John Inglis.
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Robert Burns
St. George's United Church
Carrick
Burns Fellowship
Vancouver
William Duncan
Burns
Scotland
Church of Scotland
John Knox
Daniel
James Crichton Brown
Glasgow Daily Herald
Mr. Carrick
W. W. Stewart
Kilmarnock
Inglis
Margaret Brown
Wallie Thompson
John Inglis
Miss McIntosh
R. Duncan
J. Aston
W. Bayly
W. A. W. Hames
B. Harvey
J. M. Mitchell
J. MacIntyre
Herbert Smith
C. W. Sillence
J. Inglis
J. McPherson
M. Sutherland
B. Rossiter
Annie Laurie
Burns’ Fellowship
Walter Brown
J. Rodger
Alec Urquhart
Urquhart
St. Andrews Society
Strachan
John Sutherland
Cumberland
Wm. Duncan
Frank McPherson
Canada
J. W. Young
Sutherland
B. Duncan
John Leslie
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto, Gray and Bruce Railway
C.P.R
Cmptroller
Courtenay Scout Troop Hosts Social and Biscoe Cup Award
In Courtenay on Friday evening the First Courtenay Troop B P Scouts held a social in the Agricultural Hall with invitations extended to community members. The event featured the presentation of the Biscoe Cup to the Hawk Patrol for merits in their scouting activities.
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Mesdames Bell
Stewart
Gregson
Green
Stubbs
Moncrieff
Williams
Rennie
Beasley
Beavan
Hornal
Sutton
Annie Rushton
Nora Lloyd
Catherine Piercy
Beth Mutrie
Mirren Thomas
Jean Dingwall
Kathleen Beasley
Olive Anderton
Bessie Scott
Isabell Scott
May
Ann Alice Moncrieff
Agnes
Dorothy Sutherland
Peggy
Nora Forrest
Edna Rossi
Robert Hornal
G. W. Stubbs
For Sale Full Modern Pend Rit h Avenue Home
For sale a fully modern Pend Rit h Avenue home. Apply P. O. Drawer 430 Cumberland.
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P. O. Drawer
Cumberland
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Native Sons Hold Successful Whist Drive in Courtenay
A Native Sons whist drive in Booth hall drew players to twenty seven tables. Ladies first prize went to Mrs Moncrieff, second to Mrs John Tukham, consolation to Mrs Max Blunt. Gentlemen’s top scores tied among Mr John Robinson Mr Len Roberts and Mr Hugh Stevens with prizes decided by card cut.
Phantom of the Opera Dance Ends at 2 AM
Mr J McCord took the booby prize as Stevens hosts a dance with music by J Carwithen Fred Wood and Stanley Venables after refreshments. The event ran until 2 a.m. adding glory to the world scene of the Phantom of the Opera.
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Stevens
J. McCord
Messrs
J. Carwithen
Fred Wood
Stanley Venables
Quebec City chosen for Canada Life Convention meeting
The Quarter Million Dollar Club of Canada Life Insurance prefers Quebec City over Miami for its winter convention. Ice sculptures decorate Quebec streets while Nova Scotia plans plantings of 130 000 apple trees and lists apple varieties. Montreal port records new 1925 arrivals and tonnage, and a CP Railway official receives a humane award for heroism.
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Canada Life Assurance Company
Toronto
Quebec City
Miami
Annapolis Valley
Nova Scotia
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