School Promotion List Details June Report Teachings
June report outlines teacher H E Murray and C MacKinnon with late counts and high proficiency honors. Honors include Stephen Jackson Norman Freloni and many others. promotions list covers multiple grades up to Grade 8 and Sr VI, with certificates and attendance records.
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H. E. Murray
Lates
Stephen Jackson
Leng Lowe
Fusae Sugimori
Annie Beveridge
Mary Clarke
Enda Conrad
Harold Conrad
Norman Freloni
Barbara Grant
Kishio Kaga
Jack McLean
Dick Marpole
Harold Conrod
Robert Osborne
Kathleen Emily
Josephine Free
I. McFadyen
Magnus Brown
Rudi Bonora
Jean Brown
Hatsumu Mutahara
Matsuyo Abe
Peter Cameron
Bessie Nicholas
George Strachan
Magnus Taihu Oyama
Rosina Thompson
Vic Brown
Mildred Lockner
Jor Tomasi
Harry Westfield
Marguerite Herd
Victor Tomasi
Lena Tomasi
Yoshio Kawaguchi
Hatsumi Mutahara
Aida Mitsugie
Hatsumi Mujahar
Annie Brown
Tom Robertson
Lena Tomassi
Annie Young
Matsuya Abe
Victor Tomassi
Kineo Kaga
Annie Taylor
MacKinnon
Nina Shields
Muriel Partridge
Hisako Nakano
Cazuko Iwasa
Catherine Brown
Mary Small
May Beveridge
Edith Cavallero
Douglas Baird
Cyril Davis
Lois Green
Nario Herose
Cazuko I
Bennie Nicholas
Christina Small
Helen Morrison
Lily Picketts
Olga Bonora
Masalu Sora
Robert Brown
Tommy Conrad
Masalue Sora
Dan Stant
Muriel Harrison
Audrey Gear
Helen
Thoras Keeler
Kiyoshi Nakamura
Kiyoko Abe
Shigeru Kiyona
Wilton Dalby
Chrissie Robertson
Harvey Hurd
Agnes MacKinnon
Doris Mort
Geo. Saito
John B. Bannerman
Richard Kirkham
Jackie Wong
Jessie Robb
Wilbert Auchterlonie
Bryson Parnham
Irene Oyama
Muriel Thompson
Coal Production in 1925 Falls Across Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 1925 coal output at 13,134,968 tons valued at 49,261,951 dollars, down 3.5 percent in quantity and 8 percent in value. Alberta led with 5,869,081 tons, up 679,302 from 1924. British Columbia rose to 2,742,252 tons. About 25,032 workers, including 1,542 salaried, earned 33,200,309 dollars in wages.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Sataistics
Alberta
British Columbia
Court Refuses Discharge for Liquor Board Auditor
Vancouver June 30. Robert Percy Wilmot travel ing auditor for the Liquor Control Board had his discharge from bankruptcy refused by Justice D A Macdonald in the Supreme Court. Creditors Colonial Trust Company Victoria 602 Belmont Investment Company Victoria 2118 Merchants Bank of Canada Victoria 615 appeared.
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Vancouver
Robert Percy Wilmot
The
Liquor Control Board
D. A. Macdonald
Supreme Court
Colonial Trust Company Victoria
Belmont Investment Company
Victoria
Merchants Bank of Canada
Large Attendance At Eagles Picnic At Royston Beach
Comox Aerie No. 1953 Fraternal Order of Eagles held its annual picnic at Royston Beach on July 1 with a large turnout of members families and friends. The day featured sunny weather sports ice cream and ample hospitality for children and adults, calling Thursday's event the best yet.
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Comox Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Royston Beach
Eagles
Prohibitionists of B C to Seek Liquor Plebiscite
Rev J A McIntyre organizing secretary of the Provincial Prohibition Association says the group will ask the government for another liquor plebiscite once voters lists are marshalled. Organization meetings are set for Victoria June 29 at 2 30 and 8 00 p.m. in the First Baptist Church with Wm Savage of Vancouver and Rev Meirye presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Provincial Baptist Convention
J. A. McIntyre
Prohibition Party of
B. C
Provincial
Prohibition Association
First Baptist Church
Wm. Savage
Vancouver
Meityre
Mounted police drafted to guard Canadian border
Ottawa announces several hundred mounted police will be stationed at vulnerable frontier points to prevent smuggling along the Canadian border. Acting Customs and Excise Minister H. J. Stevens disclosed the plan tonight.
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Ottawa
H. J H. Stevens
Intermediates Face Courtenay Next Sunday in Home Match
Cumberland Intermediates prepare for a Sunday home game against Courtenay. Kickoff is at 6:00 p.m. with Tom Carney refereeing as the team aims to fulfill its motto of one game each week end.
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Cumberland
Courtenay
Watering Ban Notice From Cumberland & Union Waterworks
Notice limits water use to 7 to 8 a.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. for sprinkling or irrigation. G. W. Clinton, managing director, Cumberland & Union Waterworks Co. Ltd.
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Cumberland & Union Waterworks, Co., Ltd
G. W. Clinton
Roy Cliffe Wins Nine Round Decision Over Ole Anderson
Roy Cliffe defeated Ole Anderson in an eight round main event at Courtenay Stadium on Dominion Day. The card featured draws and knockouts from Camp 8 to Vancouver and drew a large Vancouver Island crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cliffe
Ole Anderson
Courtenay Stadium
Native Sons of Canada
Courtenay
Howard McQuinn
Jack McQuinn
Sid Williams
Len Woodley
Victoria
Wing Hay
Port Alberni
Williem Townsend
Vancouver
Townsend
Harold Jones
Cumberland
Kid Sullivan
1. T. Camp
Sullivan
Ernie Woodley
Eddie Gross
Seattle
Anderson
Cliffe
Roy
Ole
Vancouver Island
Miss Bannerman Visits Cumberland Before Summer School
Miss C Bannerman a Cranbrook Public School teacher arrived in Cumberland last Monday to visit her father Thomas Bannerman and will leave for Vanlanver to attend summer school.
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Miss C. Bannerman
Cranbrook Public School
Cumberland
Thomas Bannerman
Vanlanver
Afternoon Tea Benefit for Cumberland Tennis Club
Members of the Cumberland Tennis Club and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Bickle’s home in Dunsmuir Avenue for an afternoon tea last Wednesday. Tea and ice cream were served on the east lawn as visitors arrived at 3:30 and departed by 6:00, with hostesses Mrs. Bickle and Miss B. Bickle kept busy. The monetary return from the event was gratifying.
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Cumberland Tennis Club
Edward W. Bickle
Dunsmuir Avenue
Local Students Pass Royal Academy and Royal College Music Exams
Local pupils under Mrs L Howard Finch succeed in Associated Board exams. Names include Miss Phyllis Partridge Intermediate grade Pianoforte and Theory. Miss Helen Parnham Pianoforte and Theory. Miss Madge Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Howard Finch
Associated Board of the Royal Academy and
Royal College’ of Music
Phyllis Partridge
Helen Parnham
Madge Bryan
Semi Final Connaught Cup Clash Sets 3 PM Kickoff
The Canadian Collieries meet Nanaimo in the Connaught Cup British Columbia semi final at Don Jones Park Vancouver. Kickoff is 3 pm with a large crowd anticipated as Cumberland players travel by road and early boat. sickness prevents Mortimer from traveling and final lineup will be announced before kickoff. The result should reach Cumberland by about 5:00 p.m.
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Nanaimo
British Columbia
Don Jones’ Park
Vancouver
Cumberland
Stewart
Monaghan
Brake
Fowler
Plump
Hitchens
Mortimer
Sloan v McRae Libel Trial To Return To Nanaimo
The British Columbia Court of Appeal allowed the appeal by Hon. William Sloan against transferring his $50 000 libel suit against General A D McRae from Nanaimo to Victoria. Trial will be held in Nanaimo with emphasis on Sloan’s right to a fair trial in his home county and arguments about venue discretion.
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Victoria
Wm. Sloan
A. D McRae
Nanaimo
B. C
Macdonald
Sloan
William Sloan
W. Craig K. C
J. W. de B. Farris
K. C
Mr. Craig
A. H. MacNeill
Justice McPhillips
MacNeil
Cumberland Intermediates Triumph Over Port Alberni 5–1
Cumberland Intermediates won their third straight game last Sunday defeating Port Alberni 5 to 1. Cumberland’s defense held the opposition, with Boffey in goal and Perry from the visiting side making several crucial saves. M Stewart scored twice for Cumberland, with Stevenson, Walker, and Hunden adding one each, Hunden converting a penalty.
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Cumberland
Port Alberni
Alberni
Boffey
Carney
Perry
Cumberland Boys
Farmer
Lsike
M. Stewart
Stevenson
Walker
Hunden
Port Boys
Royston School Sports Day Ends School Year
Courtenay June 30 Royston School concluded its year with a successful sports day organized by Mr Gordon Thomas and Mr J Williams. Events were held on land loaned by Mr David Roy with prizes funded by parents and friends including ice cream. Results feature multiple races across boys and girls divisions with numerous winners and placings.
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Cash
John Perez
Bert Carey
David Watts
Dash
Violet Feeley
Margaret Dunn
Megan Navey
Hibbert McLeod
George Watts
Lloyd Navey
Marguerite le Page
Mary Marriot
Gladys Feeley
Gordon Navey
Ray McLeod
Great Greig
Betty Greig
Mabel Silver
Teddy Henderson
Leonard Idfens
Ralph Edwards
Bert McLeod
Harry Peres
Annie Watts
Gladys Idiens
Nora Forde
Reese Iris
Megan Navoy
Christie
Perez
Mra Henderson
Dominion Day Sports Shine at Courtenay Celebration
A Courtenay Dominion Day event organized by Native Sons of Canada Assembly No. 8 featured a parade of school children and floats, a Dominion Queen crowning for Miss Muriel Leighton, and Cumberland May Queen Miss Bory Hudson. Afternoon events included children's sports, horse racing, and a baseball game, all praised as a great success.
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Courtenay
Native Sons of Canada
Assembly No
Muriel Leighton
Cumberland May
Bory Hudson
Rebekah Lodge of
Cumberland
Old Timer Passes Away in Cumberland Ward
Ploro, longtime Cumberland resident for twenty years, died Tuesday June 20 at age 40. Interment was at Cumberland Roman Catholic Cemetery Wednesday the 30th. Pallbearers were J. Damonte Sr Cy Polletto J. Raga A. Merletti A. Bogo Louis Frelone. The late Mr. Torfo worked for Canadian Collieries for years and was known for his quiet unassuming nature. He had left Cumberland for Italy in 1918, returning about a year ago. He was married, leaving a widow and two children in Italy, plus an aged mother and sister, and two sisters in North America.
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Ploro
Cumberland
J. Damonte Sr
Cy Polletto
J. Raga
A. Merletti
A. Bogo
Louis Frelone
Mr. Torfo
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B.C
Ole. Anderson
Royston School
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