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Newspaper

Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 08, 1926

Page

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Soccerites Honored by Cumberland Citizens for Royal Runner-Up Run

The Canadian Collieries football team, runner up in the Dominion of Canada soccer championship, was guest of honor at a Cumberland Literary and Athletic Association smoking concert in Band Hall. About 250 attendees heard medals and gold rings presented by Canadian Collieries director Thomas Graham, with remarks linking galas to intercity rivals Ladysmith Nanaimo and Cumberland. The event included a concert by the Cumberland Symphony Orchestra and performances by local artists.

Canadian Colleries Dominion of Canada Cumberland Literary and Athletic Association Band Hall C.F.A Cumberland Symphony Orchestra W. C. Edwards Messrs H. L. Bates R. Goodall W. Jackson Morris H. Jackson Gomer Harding Watkin Williams Tom Carney Alex Fowler Robertson Mr. Bates Taylor Graham Cumberland Portland Ladysmith Nanaimo Pacific Coast Canadian Collieries British Columbia Winnipeg

Cumberland School September Report Highlights Attendance

The Cumberland Public Schools record September attendance led by Division 12 Miss C Richardson with 98.0 percent and near top by Division 2 Miss T A Gallivan at 97.63 percent. Honor lists include multiple students across divisions with perfect attendance and notable names such as Minoru Uchida Sa wako Ikegami Masato Sora and Evelyn Stacey. Parents are invited to assist after school 3 to 4 30 and equipment use on grounds continues.

BH. Murray T. A. Gallivan C. MacKinnon Lates V. J. Aspesy Edith Hood B. M. Bickle Etta Hood J. Carey Gr, Jr P. Hunden Gr.Jr Norma Cavtellero Bobbie Rutherford Albert Hicks Keen Mah Sakae Aijla Gr. Sr Violet Scavardo Lem Quin Leone Brown Beatrice Braes Betty ‘Brown Eva G. Drader Evelyn Stacey Dennis Shields Hazel Gordon Pauline Harson Norman Raga Dorothy Thomson Gordon Devoy

Farewell for Mr and Mrs J B Spicer in Cumberland

Honor is paid to parting residents Mr and Mrs J B Spicer who soon leave for England with a farewell gathering at the Parish Church Hall. Music, dances, and songs mark the evening as they receive a parting gift from Holy Trinity Woman's Auxiliary.

J. B. Spicer England Dalby Finch Saunders Dewar Mr. Stewart W. A Mr. Spicer Mrs. Spicer Cumberland Canada

Old Time Ball Player Heads Intermediates

Mr. R Brown named president of Cumberland Intermediate Football Club at a large Athletic Club meeting. A. Watson is vice president, Tom Carney manager, Walter Hudson sec treasurer, H Waterfield trainer. Club joins Pacific Coast league up island section with Courtenay Cumberland Alberni Qualicum. Exhibition game set for Sunday at 2 00 pm on Recreation Ground Cumberland.

Bobby) Brown Cumberland Athletic Club A. Watson Tom Carney Sec Walter Hudson H. Waterfield R. Brown J. Weir T. Carney

Pacific Coasters Admit Ladysmith to League

Ladysmith has been admitted to the Pacific Coast soccer league as announced by President John Muter. The island centre will present a strong eleven after breaking up the former senior club, with details on the lineup still unknown. Nanaimo withdraws from the Don Jones loop to join the Pacific Coast league.

Ladysmith John Muter Island Nanaimo Don Jones

Victoria to Stay in Intercity Play Says Muter

John Muter head of the Pacific Coast league says rumors Victoria will quit inter city competition are untrue. He notes injuries caused one cancellation but says Victoria plans to complete the remaining schedule as arranged.

John Muter Pacific Coast League Victoria Island Eleven

Dickens Tale On Screen At Ilo-Ilo Theatre

British production of The Only Way directed by Herbert Wilcox stars Sir John Martin Harvey as Sidney Carton. The feature, paired with another major film, highlights a historic triumph of British cinema at the Ilo-Ilo Theatre this Friday and Saturday.

Sir John Martin Harvey Sidney Carton Charles Dickens Herbert Wilcox London John Martin Harvey

Royston Dance Features Jazzarimbo and Ozard Orchestras

Imperial Pavilion announces two upcoming dances with the Jazzarimbo Orchestra from Nanaimo for October 9 and Ozard's famous Orchestra of Victoria appearing October 16, promising high entertainment in Royston.

Imperial Pavilion Royston Jazzarimbo Nanaimo Ozard Orchestra Victoria

Cumberland United Church Ladies Aid Sale Date

The Ladies Aid of Cumberland United Church plans a sale of work on November 17. Watch for a future announcement with details.

The Ladies Aid of Cumberland’ United Church

Teachers Wages Stir Cumberland Schools Board

The Cumberland Schools trustees held their regular meeting with the PTA granted use of rooms and a November 11 closing for teachers at the Courtenay convention. Principal Shenstone was raised to 2600 dollars, Miss Richardson to 1250, Miss Bickle to 1100 temporarily, while Miss G McFadyen’s promotion lay undecided awaiting Christmas.

Trustees of the Cumberland Schools Apps Courtenay Shenstone

Sale of Home Cooking by Altar Society

Sale of Home Cooking opens at 11 00 am on Saturday October 16 by the Altar Society of the Catholic Church in the store next to Mrs Kings. Items for sale include all sorts of good things. Proceeds support the Intermediate Football team. Dance tonight in the hall.

Altar Society of the Catholic Church

Comox Logging Company Wins Appeal in Tyee Farm Fire Case

The Court of Appeal set aside Justice Morrison's damages award to Chan Sing and Addie Higgins for fire damages at the Tyee Farm near Headquarters. The Comox Logging Company had sparked a blaze in Camp 38 via a broken cable. after a long trial and assessor's figure, the company contested negligence and prevailed on appeal with costs.

Comox Logging and Rly. Company Tyee Farm Comox District Court of Appeal Justice Morrison Chan Sing Addie Higgins Frank Higgins K. C Victoria Tyee Comox Logging Company Higgins Camp 38 P. P. Harrison M.ll.a R. C. Lowe Mr. Palmer Cowichan Bay M.U.A J. W. Farris

Masquerade Ball Planned by Cumberland Legion Unit

The Cumberland local of the Canadian Legion of the British Empire Service League will host a monster masquerade ball on Armistice Night November 11. A lively committee works on arrangements hoping to stage a bigger brighter and better event than before.

Cumberland Canadian Legion British Empire Service League

Walkers Charaband Fails To Reach Suprem Moment

Walkers Charaband failed to reach Nanaimo last Saturday when a gas buggy breakdown near Horne Lake delayed repairs. The Nanaimo City vs Canadian Collieries game was canceled as the team could not continue the journey, and local authorities were notified immediately.

Bill Walker Nanaimo Horne Lake Nanaimo City

Welsh Society Dance Set for November Fifth

The Welsh Society of Cumberland and District will host a dance at Ilo-Ilo Hall on Friday November 5. Watch the Islander columns for further particulars.

Welsh Society of Cumberland and District

Former Sculling Champion Joins Forestry Department

W N Billy Kennedy, famed sculler from Victoria and former senior champion of the Pacific Coast Northwest and British Columbia, has been appointed to a Forestry Department post at the Parliament Buildings. He aims to reduce waste from timber operations and is a familiar figure in the Courtenay district, previously managing Gwilt Lumber Co.

W. N Billy) Kennedy Forestry Department Billy Victoria Pacific Coast Northwest British Columbian Parliament Buildings Kennedy Courtenay Gwilt Lumber Co

Election results for Comox Alberni district 1926

The official returns from Courtenay show Alan W. Neill elected Member of Parliament with 4807 votes for Neill and 2881 for MacDonald, 185 for Armishaw, totaling 7828 votes. Neill leads MacDonald by 4122 votes.

Fred Field Courtenay Ith Neill L. A. Hanna MacDonald T. Pearse Alan W. Neill Mr. Neill J. B Macdonm Ccceeoterens Armishaw Dvancea

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Pacific Coasters Dicken Hollo Walker Welsh Society TO Forestry Dept Comox-Alberni Electors of Alberni, B.C Union Lodge NO C.F Rebekahs
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