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Newspaper

Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 26, 1925

Page

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Cumberland Grounds Larsen Comeback In Loss To Courtenay

Cumberland overcame nine errors to hand Larsen's comeback a sour end as Courtenay fell behind early. John Cummins starred for Cumberland while Pat Fletcher and Bill Boyd managed the locals’ defense before a late ninth inning rally sealed the 5 4 defeat.

Folka Courtenay C.P.C Cumberland Larsen Pat Fletcher Hach Big Bill Boyd Plump Dave Hunden Black Diamond Hunters Spudgrowers Messrs Bannerman Millard Farmer Bannerman James McKay Conti Danny Bannerman J. Cummin Barkhouse Tucker James J. Cummins

City Factions Face Bills and Busy Ledger

City officials met Monday as Clerk Cope presented two weeks of bills totaling 715.66 including mayor and aldermen salaries, night watchman, police chief, and Board of Works. Alderman Maxwell reported bank balances, Potter urged work on weeds, Health notes chicken-pox cleared and scarlet fever near release, Water Committee noted a small leak near the Presbyterian Church.

Cope Board of Works Department Maxwell Board of School Trustees Potter Board of Works Board of Health Presbyterian Church

Sign Posts Now Direct Tourists in Courtenay

Courtenay June 23 Tourists arriving in the town centre can now set their directions for Comox and Campbell River from the sign post at the Island Highway and Union Street. This improvement ends the prior issue of travelers wandering into cul de sacs like the Orchard while trying to regain the highway.

Courtenay Comox Campbell River Island Highway Union St

Excursion Rates For Cumberland Fans Sunday Trip

Cumberland baseball fans may ride the 8.8 Charmer from Union Bay at 8:45 am to Powell River and return at 4:30 pm. Return fare is $2.05. The Cumberland schools report and the June 3 sports financial statement appear in next week's issue.

Cumberland Powell River Charmer Union Bay

Opened Tea Parlor by Alderman Potter at Dunsmuir Ave

Alderman J. J. Potter, after a serious accident at No. 4 Mine, rents the Marshall Music Co. Store on Dunsmuir Avenue to open a confectionery shop tomorrow. It will offer candies tobacco light lunches afternoon teas ice cream and related high class refreshments. Friends wish him success.

J. J. Potter No. 4 Mine Marshall Music Co Dunsmuir Avenue

Forest Fire Warning Raised In British Columbia

British Columbia faces a potential severe fire season if dry hot conditions persist. Provincial forestry officials warned that continued hot, dry weather and low humidity could create dangerous conditions, though the past week saw satisfactory fire control with several districts reporting no new fires. Campers and woods visitors are urged to take extra precautions amid the menacing conditions.

British Columbia

Promotions List For Grade X And XI Students At Shenstone School

The following pupils are promoted to Grade X in order of merit Irene Bates Isac Abe May Taylor Minnie Harrigan May Hughes Beryl Hudson Evelyn Carey Helen Parnham Edna Smith Sam Davis Myrtle Calman Priscilla Cloutier Jessie Grant Leslie Dando Eileen Kelsey Walter Hughes Norman Gomm Jack Hill promoted to Grade XI in order of merit Margaret Robinson Hdna Gear Mary Walker Beth Horbury Hadith O'Brien Jessie Baird Toshiko Iwassa Ella Henderson William Brown Mabel Jones F R Shenstone Principal.

Irene Bates Isac Abe May Taylor Minnie Harrigan May Hughes Beryl Hudson Evelyn Carey Helen Parnham Edna Smith Sam Davis Myrtle Calman Priscilla Cloutier Jessie Grant Leslie Dando Eileen Kelsey Walter Hughes Norman Gomm Jack Hill Manes Margaret Robinson Hdna Gear Mary Walker Beth Horbury Hadith O'Brien Jessie Baird Toshiko Iwassa Ella Henderson William Brown Mabel Jones

Stump Defeats Auto In Sharp Courtenay Encounter

Courtenay June 22. A genuine B C Fir stump easily defeated a new Chevrolet touring car in a Courtenay Garage. Only the air in the tyres remained undamaged as the rest of the vehicle showed extensive damage.

Resident of Horne Lake Fined for Liquor Charge

Courtenay June 23 From the local police court Wm Kerr of Horne Lake was fined 300 dollars and costs for possessing liquor other than on private premises. Staff sergeant Albert Stephenson of Nanaimo assisted the investigation and Mr Arthur Leighton appeared for the Crown.

Ilo I lo Theatre Cup donated to C P C League

The Ilo I lo Theatre management Colville Graham and Howard W Bickle donate a trophy named the Ilo I lo Theatre Cup to stimulate interest in district baseball. The cup is for senior teams with a Cumberland team in the league and is awarded annually, not permanently to the winner.

Donate Messrs Colville Graham Howard W. Bickle C.P.C. League Bud Graham E. C. Lee Powell River Cumberland

Inspector Patterson Report Praises Local School's Excellence

Trustees applauded Inspector Patterson's report calling it the best the district has seen. A. Maxwell won a wood contract at 4.50 per cord over two other bids. Trustees planned summer repairs including painting, flooring, and refinishing two additional rooms.

Patterson A. Maxwell J. Damonte P. McNiven

Alberni Players Defeat Courtenay In Tennis Meet

Port Alberni tennis team defeated Courtenay 6 matches to 5 in a Sunday visit at Courtenay. Results include ladies doubles wins by Blackmore Hanna and Barnes Bird and mixed doubles victories for Blackmore Swayne and Hanna Bri m sommet, with several close men results and a shoulder injury ending one match.

Loughlin Bourne Swayne Barnes Corfield Brown Brimscombe Harris Ash McLoughlin Mrs. Blackmore Blunt Cooke

Recreation Grounds Trust Supports Clubs Despite Vandalism

Local article notes Cumberland United Football Club will rent or loan Recreation Grounds under club terms. Officials warn trespassers after repeated damage. notices placed and police asked to help. Prosecution will follow for first offender damaging property. stands and dressing rooms misused previously.

Cumberland United

Alberni Folk Seek Direct Cumberland Road Via Comox Lake

Albeni and Comox Valley residents push for a new 22 mile route linking Alberni Valley to Comox Lake and Beaver Creek. They note benefits for fuel, agriculture, timber protection, forest ranger work, tourism via a belt scenic loop, and easier travel for commercial and leisure visitors. Public bodies in Alberni and Port Alberni back the plan.

Alberni Cumberland Comox Lake Port Comox Valley Nanaimo Outlet Parksville Cumberland District Albernis Beaver Creek Ash River Malahat Port Alberni

Cumberland Motor Works Announces Hours Change

Cumberland Motor Works on Dunsmuir Avenue posts new hours. Weekdays open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Workshop runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. No repair work on Sundays. Customers urged to leave cars for washing and polishing and pay cash for lower prices.

Cumberland Motor Works Dunsmuir Avenue

Garden Party At Mayor Parnham's Lawn Draws Crowd

Pedestrians gathered on Wednesday afternoon at Mayor Parnham’s lawn for refreshments served by the Ladies' Aid and music by Cumberland's City Band. The event reportedly raised funds and was a financial success.

Cumberland Stays In Contention After Tough Cup Loss

Nanaimo edged Cumberland 3 1 in the Connaught Cup semi final with Cumberland’s Blair Mortimer and Monaghan playing through injuries. Cumberland hopes a stronger showing against St Andrews next season and plans an exhibition in Nanaimo to boost funds and prepare for a rematch with McDougall and Stobbart.

Nanaimo Cumberland Toots Blair Mortimer Monaghan Tmberland St. Andrews Nanaimo Boys McDougall, Stobbart and Co

Inter-City Tennis Match Sunday Cumberland Versus Courtenay

The Cumberland Tennis Club opens its inter-city season with Courtenay on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. A mixed lineup of 4 ladies and 6 gentlemen will contest matches, aiming to replicate Port Alberni’s win last Sunday. Return ties are slated for Cumberland on July 8 and Port Alberni visits on July 12.

Cumberland Tennis Club Courtenay Port Alberni Courtenay Club Cumberland Miss Oliver Miss Brown Bickle James

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