Quinn’s Team Wins Coulson Cup First Aid Event
The 2 man event drew twelve teams with Capt. Stanley of Vancouver taking the Coulson Cup in a field that included Cumberland and Nanaimo clubs. Prizes were awarded by James Dixon and officials from the Western Fuel Corp and Comox Logging. Nanaimo dominated many cups including senior ladies and VIMSA shield with Cumberland placing second in several contests.
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Capt. Stanley
Vancouver
Beveridge
Cumberland
St. John Hall
Henderson
Pres
T. R. Jackson
W. A. McKenzie
Mines
James Dixon
Major Clark
Safety Department of
B. C. Loggers’ Association
Buckwood
Nanaimo Lumber Co
John Hunt
Western Fuel Corp
Comox Logging & Railway Co
Nanaimo
Cassidy
Geo
Emerick
A. Thorneycroft
Bob Roberts
Ray Anderson
Albert Dunn
Broderick
G. Gunnis
E. Stolenberg
J. Kemp
N. Odgers
Helen Brown
Marian Brown
May Gunnis
B. Davies
C. Moore
Doris Campbell
I Shaw V. Stobbart
M. Frater
A. Moore
V.I.M.S.A
L. Johnston
B. Kemp
F. Aitken
Sharp
Turner
Roper
Carpenter
Colson
Camp 3
Headquarters
H. Broderick
W. Pashley
W. Hutchinson
A. Dickinson
Alex, Gordon
D. Radford
W. Hines
A. Dean
A. Patrick
D. Stobbart
Charles Wharton
Peter Kemp
Len Wharton
Walt Wharton
Matt Brown
J. Buchanan
T. Eccleston
W. Bennie
B. Horbury
J. Quinn
J. D. Davis
H., Waterfield
J. Brown
W. Davis
J. Weir
T. Shields
J. Taylor
M. Brown
G. Hugh
Comox Logging & Railway Company
J. Dick
Matt Broderick
Hans Maki
Jess Good
John Anderson
D. H. Simpson
Canadian political debate on tariffs and population policy
The discussion cites Canada’s population loss amid liberal governance and uses U S tariff policy as a contrast. Speakers urge reducing dependence on imports, boosting domestic production, and favoring national interests to spur growth and employment.
Union Bay Leaders Clash Over Government Policy On Unemployment
A Union Bay report criticizes the present government for its fiscal policy, claiming it killed woolen, iron and steel industries and caused unemployment. Speakers contrast Conservative willingness to spend to relieve unemployment with government inaction, noting coal and trade issues and local attendees led by Percy Rushton.
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King
Bennett
Shower For Bride To Be In Cumberland Event
Miss Nellie Cameron, a June bride to be, was honored with a delightful party and gift shower at her mother Mrs. Sam Cameron Sr. Friends hosted by Mesdames Irvine T Baird H Parkinson and S L Robertson included games prizes for J Westfield T James and others. A candy eating contest, musical chairs, and solos by Lizzie Henderson Jas Potter and J Thomson completed the evening. Gifts in a blue white and yellow basket were presented by young Misses Helen Shearer and Rita Baird.
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T. James
J. Donelly
T. Baird
H. Thomson
F. Slaughter
8. Cameron, Jr
Helen Shearer
Rita Baird
Lizzie Henderson
Jas. Potter
J.thomson
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Minaki Lodge
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Quebec
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Toronto
Winnipeg
America
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B.C
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Victoria
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Hotpoint
Cumberland Electric Lighting
Cumberland and Union Waterworks Co., Ltd
A. B. Clinton
Riley
David Hunden, Jr
Quinn
Charlie Dalton
Union Bay
W. Bruce Gordon
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Dunsmuir Ave
Cumberland, B.C
Gumberland Eee
W. Merrifield
E. L. Saunders
the Family Shoe Repairers
Star Livery Stable
Alex Maxwell
Heinz Ideal
Duchess Queen Olives
Heinz
Duchess
Queen Olives
Canada
United States
James Malcolm
Hon. H. H. Stevens
H. H. Stevens
Graham
Neill
Mr. Stevens
Liberal Party
Comox
Alberni
A. Horne
Frii
Van
Messrs
Stevens
Harry Tappin
J. Pollock
Mary Brant
E. T. Searle, Jr
E. T, Searle, Sr
Abrams
Jean
Mrs. A. Bradley
Dominion
Percy Rushton
Parksville
Royston Lumber Co
Courtenay