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Newspaper

Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 30, 1928

Page

5

The Boy Scout Movement Promotes Character and Citizenship

The chief aim is to develop good character in boys and train them as good citizens through observation, self reliance, obedience, loyalty, and service. Scouting is peaceful recreation, world wide, with growth noted in India and the U.S. where the Washington Scout Association reports substantial support from labor bureaus.

Boy Scout Movement Robert Badeau Powell Our France Belgium Poland Russia Holland Denmark Persia Afghanistan India U.S.A Walsh Washington Scout Association Labor Bureau

Fire disrupts Abbotsford call lines. hospitals prioritized

The Abbotsford fire November 15 destroyed four buildings and 160 feet of 50-pair telephone cable. Telephon e crews prioritized restoration for emergency uses including the hospital and a doctor. Most lines were back in by the next morning, with some rooms remaining out of service.

Abbotsford

Joint-Base Rubs Away Joint Pain Quickly

An ad claims Joint-Base loosens stiff inflamed joints from ankle to spine in seconds. It asserts rapid skin absorption delivering relief to bone and ligaments for rheumatic or non rheumatic joint troubles. Recommends asking a reliable druggist for purchase.

Buckley Nella W. K. Buckley Mutual Bt Toronto

Surprise Birthday Party for Elizabeth Baird

On Thursday last, neighbors hosted a surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird for their daughter Elizabeths ninth birthday. Guests included Elizabeth Baird and many friends who enjoyed games, dancing, singing, and refreshments prepared by Mrs. Baird with help from Miss Bella Baird and Mrs. James Irvine.

Thos. Baird Sister Wycherley Jessie Robertson Coral Lewis Annie Brown Dot Hassell Margaret Armstrong Rosina Deconink Kathleen Watson Helen Robertson Norman Tweedhope Reno Bono Kenneth Gibson George Oswald Wycherley Reginald Lewis Peter Mitchel Allan Mitchell Bobby Weir Willie Irvine Freddie Franklin Smith Courtenay

Campbell River Conservative Association Elects Officers

At a Campbell River meeting on November 19 the association elected officers for the coming year Hon. president Tolmie Hon. vice president G K MacNaughton president Richardson vice president Dave Van Stone secretary treasurer John Brun ton and executive committee Perkins Forbes and F Masters Members may join by sending a $1.00 membership fee and application to the secretary for consideration at the next general meeting.

Campbell River Conservative Association Tolmie G. K. MacNaughton Richardson Dave Vanstone John Brunton Messrs Perkins Forbes F. Masters Association

Wedding Shower for Mrs. Widen at Grantham Hall

A Monday evening shower at Community Hall Grantham for bride Mrs Widen draws about sixty guests. Guests enjoy refreshments and dancing with music by Mrs King and Walter Parkins while Mr Oscar Berkenstock plays the accordion. The bride receives many pretty presents and dancing continues late. In other notes Mrs Happin visits Mrs W Duncan and Kathleen Cooper travels to Victoria. A school drive at Tsolum and nearby collects dimes to fund Crippled Children's Hospital Vancouver aiming for six thousand dollars before Christmas.

Grantham Widen King Walter Parkins Oscar Berkenstock Happin Northeys Lake W. Duncan Kathleen Cooper

Merville Whist Drive and Dance for Christmas Tree Fund

A whist drive and dance will be held at the old school house in Merville on December 4 to raise funds for the St Marys Sunday School Christmas Tree fund benefiting the children.

Merville St. Mary's

Mark Bate Dies in Nanaimo at 68 After 55 Years with Western Fuel

Mr. Mark Bate aged 68, longtime employee of Western Fuel for 55 years, died in Nanaimo this morning at 8 o clock. He was the son of Nanaimo’s renowned elder Mark Bate, who recently died on a visit to England. His brother Tom once ran a Cumberland hardware business at the present Nakanishi site.

Mark Bate Western Fuel Nanaimo Mr. Bate England Tom Bate Cumberland Tommy Nakanishi

Harvesting In Canada (Continued from Page Two)

A first hand account from a visitor on Canadian farms describes hard work, generous meals, and friendly treatment that makes workers feel at home. Wages reached up to 5 dollars daily for threshing with higher regional rates and scattered work due to weather. The writer notes strong demand for labor in Saskatchewan and contrasts friendly Canadians with a few untrustworthy locals.

Winnipeg Montreal England

Courtenay Residents Travel Missives and Local News

Courtenay locals share travel notes with Victoria Vancouver Seattle and Alaska. Hurford Morrison Kilpatrick Sillence Sil lence and Beavan visit or return from trips while Kathleen Cooper and Mrs Morrison plan days away. The Courtenay Post Office now uses an electric stamp cancelling machine. News includes the death of Mrs Foran in Ontario and Hagarty's sorrow.

R. A. Hurford Hugh Morrison Victoria Dan Kilpatrick Vancouver Schwarze Nanaimo W. P. Beavan C. W. Sillence Sillence Peggy Sillence Alaska Ernest Fletcher Seattle Courtenay Kathleen Cooper D. M. Morrison Comox E. V. Ness Everett Wash Geo. van Hemert W. A. Mathewson W. J. Hagarty Margaret Foran Eganville Hagarty

Transparent steel foretold as future versatile material

Dr Karl Mutler describes a process creating an infinitesimally thin steel as transparent as glass. Metals like silver nickel and gold could be treated similarly. The material ripples when blown and has potential in radio microphones loudspeakers and various electrical uses due to its transmission properties and conductivity.

Karl Mutler

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