Farmers consider wholesale fruit and vegetable venture in Courtenay
Local executives from the Creamery Association and allied groups discuss forming a wholesale fruit and vegetable business to supply retailers from a single source. The plan aims to streamline purchases, with a committee to arrange storage and logistics and to coordinate growers including Duncan, Smith, Paul, Clark, Isenor, and Pritchard Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegetable Growers’ Association
Fruit Growers
E. R. Bewell
District Agri
Capt
G. R. Bates
H. P. Allberry
Fruit and Vegetable Associations
N. A. Pritchard
Messrs
Wm. Duncan
Arthur Smith
W. A. B. Paul
Courtenay Men See Cougar in Campbell River Area
Courtenay men F Field and Theed Pearse had a rare close encounter while visiting near Campbell River Falls. They watched a cougar emerge from the bushes, wade into the river and swim toward the bank, approaching within a short distance without any weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtenay
F. Field
Theed Pearse
Campbell River Falls
Campbell River Personal Notes
Campbell River notes report Mayne Feeney leaving for New Westminster to spend vacation with parents. Roger Cobb of International Timber Co visits. L MacFarlane and James Lawler travel to Vancouver. R Zeigler returns from Victoria. George West of Vancouver stays at Willows Hotel. Charles Percival Smith and wife Quathinski Cove Valdez Island welcome a daughter born Friday June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell River
Mayne Feeney
New Westminster
Roger Cobb
International Timber Co
L. MacFarlane
James Lawler
Vancouver
R. Zeigler
Victoria
George West
the Willows Hotel
Charles Percival Smith
Quathinski Cove
Valdez Isand
Appreciation Shown Local Fire Fighters
Courtenay June 30 Local fire brigades the Courtenay Volunteer Fire Department and Cumberland Fire Department were guests of the Courtenay Board of Trade for a supper and informal concert. Speakers included Wm Eadie Theed Pearse Chief Thompson and Chief Parnham. A programme of songs and recitations followed with community members taking part. Dr and Mrs Tillman Briggs returned to Courtenay after a CMA convention visit in Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Douglas
Thompson
Courtenay
Parnham
Cumberland
P. Booth
J. Thompson
H. S. Baker
Sam Watson
F. Dack
J. H. MacIntyre
J. R. Denholm
G. A. Kirk
H. Whittle
George Edwards
J. Minnis
Messrs. F. Dack
A. M. Stark
Tillman Briggs
Courenay
Victoria
Briggs
Minna Briggs
Turner Street
Canadian Medical Association
Keen baseball standings tighten at Powell River
In Powell River June 30 the local league title race tightens as Patricias and Italian Community tie for first while Elks and Native Sons share second. Knights of Pythias and Caledonians battle to avoid the cellar. Miss Frances Frampton departs Powell River July 2 aboard the Aurania for a year long visit to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell River
Patricias
Elks
Native Sons
Knights of Pythias
Caledonians
Frances Frampton
Powell River Hospital
Montreal
Aurania
England
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Courtenay and District
ROD and Gun
Canada
Bourmont
Maniwaki
Quebec
J. Jenkins
William EB. Dalton
Bonnycastle Dale
J. W. Vinson
Red and Gun
Senator Belcourt
W. J. Taylor Limited
Woodstock
Ontario
Chief Carlisle
Vancouver Island
Campbell Lake
Forbes Landing
George Garvin
A. H. Garvin
J. T. Garvin
Port Angeles
E. R. Robson
Hilda
Sam Robson
McWhinne
John Sutherland
North Dakota
James Forbes
Campbel Lake
Richard Thom
Harold Poole
Cape Mudge
G. B. Richland
J. A. Atcherson
B. Parkes
Atchison
Union Bay
Robert S. Moore
James DB. Taylor
Walter R. Taylor
Charles H. Heighton
Seattle
Oscar Thulin
Lund
Rupert Fitzgerald
Lloyd Higgins
W. Callon
Valdez Island
Dr. Swift
Mr. Weir
Abbotsford
Leo
Lourdes Hospital
Pete Screbah
White
Royston Lumber Co. Limited
Cumberland, B. C
Felix Thomas
A. Charles Scott
Royston
B. C
N.W
S.W
Nelson
Comox
British Columbia
Royston-Cumberland Road
Royston Station
Cumberland Hotel
Mary Pickford
Jess of
The
John Inglis
Courtenay, B, C
Iloilo Theatre
Secret Service
Rupert Julian
Jetta Goudal
Robert Ames
Henry Bwalthali
Clive Brook
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