Cumberland News Highlights Local Arrivals Events and Fire
Personal items note Mrs T Scott arriving from Victoria to join her husband at a new post with Canadian Collieries Limited on New Tow site. A Chinatown blaze gutted a large frame dwelling on main street after 11 p m. Attendees at Mrs Boyd's funeral include Mr and Mrs J Harris and relatives from Victoria Lethbridge Qualicum Beach Nanaimo and Camp 3. Community activities cover school prizes tours football matches Rangers vs St Andrews Vancouver, property purchases, club outings, garden and church improvements, and scout gifts.
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Ereeres
T. Scott
Victoria
Scott
Canadian Collieries (D,) Ltd
Chinatown
Bill Boyd
Cadomin
Alta
Anna Boyd
J. Harris
Joe Boyd
Jasper
Mirren
Lethbridge
Fraser
Qualicum Beach
G. O'Brien
Nanaimo
Belye
Family motor trips and music lessons in Cumberland notes
Mr and Mrs J H Robertson and a child motor to Nanaimo and back on Friday. Mr and Mrs George O'Brien and Miss Kathleen returned from Nanaimo after attending the funeral of Mrs Boyd. Mr and Mrs Chas McDonald and Alex McDonald motored to Port Alberni with Mrs W Crawford. E R Malling, ex Capitol Theatre Nanaimo, will be in Cumberland Fridays at Mrs J Friz gles Penrith avenue teaching violin cello banjo mandolin and guitar with demonstrations and moderate terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crawford
Campbellton
George O'Brien
Kathleen
Nanaimo
Boyd
O'Brien
Chas. McDonald and
Alex
McDonald
Port Alberni
E. R. Malling
Capitol Theatre
Cumberland
Lost connecting rod belonging to Alf Pilling xylophone
Lost item connected to Alf Pilling xylophone in Cumberland. Finder asked to return to Mr Alf Pilling Cumberland. For sale: Docherty piano in first class shape. Price 450 dollars new. cash or terms. Apply P O Box 481 Cumberland tfn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf. Pilling
Cumberland
Docherty
Cumberland Tfn
Green Peas and Asparagus Bacon Casserole
A simple casserole combines asparagus and peas with browned bacon and a seasoned white sauce. Layer cooked asparagus and peas with the sauce, top with mashed potatoes, and bake at 400 degrees F for twenty minutes to serve six.
Cumberland Band Funds Debate After May Day Event
A Cumberland resident criticizes civic support for the Cumberland Band in a letter published June 10 1930. He notes the band was not hired May 24 and laments delays caused by the Vancouver Pipe Band. He urges allocating May 24 funds to band purposes and highlights local musical effort and a former band member now in a provincial orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Islander
Jackson
Cumberland
Cumberland Band
Vancouver
Conservative Association Opens Committee Rooms in War Veterans Hall
The Conservative Association opened committee rooms in the Great War Veterans hall on Dunsmuir avenue with daily public access. Information on election matters is available by calling 74. Official agents and campaign managers for Thomas Graham and regional coordinators are named, with headquarters set in Courtenay opposite Corfield's Garage and a second contact number 323 for election information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservative Association
Dunsmuir Avenue
J. N. McLeod
Courtenay
Thomas Graham
Comox-Alberni
W. E. Anderson
Quathinski Cove
Gordon M. Campbell
Port Alberni
West Coast
Percy Rushton
Parksville
Alberni
Canadian
In Memoriam for Robert Thompson Killed at Deep Bay
In loving memory of our dear son and brother Robert Thompson killed at Deep Bay on June 10 1920. The poem speaks of faith and hopeful reunion at the golden gate. Ever remembered by father mother brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thompson
Deep Bay
Golden Gate
Clyde area notes and Vancouver visit roundup
Mr Herbert Gibson spent last weekend in Vancouver and Miss Lily Banks returned to Cumberland after a Vancouver visit. Mr and Mrs Mickey Williamson joined the Vancouver weekend to attend the Rangers Vancouver All Star game. At the Womens Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Anglican Church meeting Mrs J Treen was honored before her departure with her husband for a ranch near Melville. Mrs Treen received a crystal necklace as a token of esteem. Refreshments and badminton capped the friendly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Key
the United Church
Miss Pearl Hunden
Jock's Point
Lake Cumberland
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Genevieve McFadyen
Vancouver General Hospital
Cumberland
Neill McFadyen
E. F. Helliwell
N. G. Fitchpatrick
British Columbia Telephone Company
Herbert Gibson
Vancouver
Lily Banks
Mickey Williamson
Women’s Auxiliary
J. Treen
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