The Daily Colonist (1973-05-20) page(67)
Three-quarters of a century have passed since - and history has forgotten - that stormy night of Sept. 29, 1899, when matronly Agnes Bing met her death on a railway embankment beside the Inner Harbor.
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The Daily Colonist (1962-05-23) page(47)
In the bakery, baker BUI Jordan wa* counting out the day's receipts, while his matronly 45-yaar-old sister. Mrs. John Bings, put on her hat and coat. "It 's a wild nigh* lo be walk In f home.'' remarked Jordan.
In the bakery, baker BUI Jordan wa* counting out the day's receipts, while his matronly 45-yaar-old sister. Mrs. John Bings, put on her hat and coat. "It 's a wild nigh* lo be walk In f home.'' remarked Jordan.
The Daily Colonist (1973-05-20) page(68)
Consequently, police had narrowed their investigation to searching for two crucial leads: the location of either Mrs. Bing’s clothing — which the murderer evidently had carried away — and her jewelry.
Consequently, police had narrowed their investigation to searching for two crucial leads: the location of either Mrs. Bing’s clothing — which the murderer evidently had carried away — and her jewelry.
The Daily Colonist (1979-04-04) page(50)
Alex (Bessie) Paterson of Victoria; nieces and nephews and close friends, Agnes and Aubrey Blanchard of Chilliwack.Funeral service In McCall Bros.
Alex (Bessie) Paterson of Victoria; nieces and nephews and close friends, Agnes and Aubrey Blanchard of Chilliwack.Funeral service In McCall Bros.
The Daily Colonist (1963-03-03) page(55)
He liked the place so well that, some weeks after he ar- .rived here, he toyed with the ,dea of returning ’ there to enter the world of music, for he loved to Bing and he had a good voice. His Journal tells of his stay In San Francisco in the Autumn of, 1859: “We have been knocking about San Francisco from day to day. apxiously |awaiting the arrival of the Paranja from Victoria . . .
He liked the place so well that, some weeks after he ar- .rived here, he toyed with the ,dea of returning ’ there to enter the world of music, for he loved to Bing and he had a good voice. His Journal tells of his stay In San Francisco in the Autumn of, 1859: “We have been knocking about San Francisco from day to day. apxiously |awaiting the arrival of the Paranja from Victoria . . .
The Daily Colonist (1944-11-05) page(18)
Alma Kru- aupporllng caat locludea .AiuuhempnlsON THK BCRClL.NA i laa Road to Stngapare.**alamng Bing Croaby andDorothy Lamour, Cadet 'Lionel Barrymore and‘*Raga" Ragland In ‘ThreeMen in While ” Capftwl -*The Seventh Croaa,"featuring Spencer Tracy andOeorge HeiaJe.
Alma Kru- aupporllng caat locludea .AiuuhempnlsON THK BCRClL.NA i laa Road to Stngapare.**alamng Bing Croaby andDorothy Lamour, Cadet 'Lionel Barrymore and‘*Raga" Ragland In ‘ThreeMen in While ” Capftwl -*The Seventh Croaa,"featuring Spencer Tracy andOeorge HeiaJe.
The Daily Colonist (1963-11-24) page(23)
President Harry Truman, singer Bing Crosby and many others. Here she is pictured teaching the craft to her granddaughters, Emily, left, aged 11 years, and Amelia, 17, who is already proficient in the trade.
President Harry Truman, singer Bing Crosby and many others. Here she is pictured teaching the craft to her granddaughters, Emily, left, aged 11 years, and Amelia, 17, who is already proficient in the trade.
The Daily Colonist (1933-10-14) page(5)
"TheDay You CameAlong," |,willreach An EarfulAn Eyeful. . of Girls Song Ladenand Gay, Gla-morous Story w 1 TOO MUCHHARMONY BING CROSBYJACK OAKItSheets GALLAGHERMUI TH Alt r.
"TheDay You CameAlong," |,willreach An EarfulAn Eyeful. . of Girls Song Ladenand Gay, Gla-morous Story w 1 TOO MUCHHARMONY BING CROSBYJACK OAKItSheets GALLAGHERMUI TH Alt r.
The Daily Colonist (1969-07-27) page(53)
"Mlsa Flora Fraser and Mias Wlnnlfred Wilson rendered tlielr selections with admirable skill. Mina Agnes Dler, In Thdaloro Look's 'Song of tlie Brink' showed a t'lAlUUAItlUX'U t'AHTI.K ... ill (lu- old dujs ivy colored Uio castlo's main porch.
"Mlsa Flora Fraser and Mias Wlnnlfred Wilson rendered tlielr selections with admirable skill. Mina Agnes Dler, In Thdaloro Look's 'Song of tlie Brink' showed a t'lAlUUAItlUX'U t'AHTI.K ... ill (lu- old dujs ivy colored Uio castlo's main porch.
The Daily Colonist (1974-10-05) page(47)
.;.2—Partridge Family5— News6— News7— News8— Ironside continued9— Electric Company 11— Bewitched12— Invaders . 13—Virginian ALL TIMES ARE LOCAL CHANNELS RESERVE RIGHT TO MAKE LAST-MINUTE CHANGES EVENING PROGRAMS 9—Zoom11— That Girl12— Invaders13— Virginian continued 2—Hourglass4- News5— News 7—Mike Douglas^Chihfren In Crisis 11—FBI 13—Virginian continued 2—Hourglass continued4— NFL: New York at Miami5— Truth or Consequences6— Gunsmoke7— Mike Douglas8— Ian Tyson9— Elect Ion Alert 10— People's Law School11— FBI continued12— Monroes13— Journey to Adventure 7:39 P.M.2—Reach for the Top4— Football continued5— Hollywood Squares6— Gunsmoke continued7— Police Surgeon8— Bing Crosby—Special9— Teacher Telecourse 10— Natural Gardening11— Ironside12— Monroes continued13— Wanderlust • P.M.2—Peanuts Cartoon4— Football continued5— Born Free6— Peanuts Cartoon7— Gunstnoke8— Special continued9— Inflation—Special 19—Gardening continued •11—Ironside continued12— New Candid Camera13— Movie: Django .
.;.2—Partridge Family5— News6— News7— News8— Ironside continued9— Electric Company 11— Bewitched12— Invaders . 13—Virginian ALL TIMES ARE LOCAL CHANNELS RESERVE RIGHT TO MAKE LAST-MINUTE CHANGES EVENING PROGRAMS 9—Zoom11— That Girl12— Invaders13— Virginian continued 2—Hourglass4- News5— News 7—Mike Douglas^Chihfren In Crisis 11—FBI 13—Virginian continued 2—Hourglass continued4— NFL: New York at Miami5— Truth or Consequences6— Gunsmoke7— Mike Douglas8— Ian Tyson9— Elect Ion Alert 10— People's Law School11— FBI continued12— Monroes13— Journey to Adventure 7:39 P.M.2—Reach for the Top4— Football continued5— Hollywood Squares6— Gunsmoke continued7— Police Surgeon8— Bing Crosby—Special9— Teacher Telecourse 10— Natural Gardening11— Ironside12— Monroes continued13— Wanderlust • P.M.2—Peanuts Cartoon4— Football continued5— Born Free6— Peanuts Cartoon7— Gunstnoke8— Special continued9— Inflation—Special 19—Gardening continued •11—Ironside continued12— New Candid Camera13— Movie: Django .
The Daily Colonist (1976-12-14) page(33)
As I remember, I had received a letter from a Mae- Dill Lacy in which she recalled Allen’s Law (“almost anything is easier to get into than to get out of") and named its author as an Agnes Allen, of Texas. Agnes Allen Was not further identified, ‘but Ms.
As I remember, I had received a letter from a Mae- Dill Lacy in which she recalled Allen’s Law (“almost anything is easier to get into than to get out of") and named its author as an Agnes Allen, of Texas. Agnes Allen Was not further identified, ‘but Ms.
The Daily Colonist (1900-06-30) page(7)
Arthur , tearher To Secondl'rimerElizabethikell , MadelineDavies , Levi DendrifC , Ernest Davidson ,Agnes Minnie Fullerton . Charles Gritfiths , Arthur Douglas Losec , Bct-sie Lediughttm , Thomas Morell , Rooney Sarah Olson Arthur Pike; : , 'William Rogers ,Walter Smith , William Jack Sinitliei'si ,Gladys Thomson , Irene Ruby lire , Gen .Bruce Wilson , Margaret Mary Welsh: . Honor rolls Deportment , Agnes MinnieFullerton. ; punctuality and regularity ,Ire ''o Ruliy, Ure ; proficiency , Walter - Smith .VICTORIA WEST .
The Daily Colonist (1951-06-03) page(2)
C* eiUo and Sister Mary Agnes Clairt Agnes Katherine 'Htaughber-gert. are both a*.soclaled wdthsr.
C* eiUo and Sister Mary Agnes Clairt Agnes Katherine 'Htaughber-gert. are both a*.soclaled wdthsr.
The Daily Colonist (1970-04-03) page(25)
FOB 10 DAYS ONLY r FEATURE VALUE31 ONLY Bing Mountings for small diamonds. $11.99Special, each 11 Setting and filling Extra EASY TERMS JEWELERS 1817 DOUGLAS ST.
FOB 10 DAYS ONLY r FEATURE VALUE31 ONLY Bing Mountings for small diamonds. $11.99Special, each 11 Setting and filling Extra EASY TERMS JEWELERS 1817 DOUGLAS ST.
The Daily Colonist (1964-08-07) page(35)
Fire suppression camp work* * * makes an ideal summer job for a student between It and 21 Richmond, have been "standing 3»»re <**- ManyAgnes Flett) active to July L probably will be signed next week.
Fire suppression camp work* * * makes an ideal summer job for a student between It and 21 Richmond, have been "standing 3»»re <**- Many
The Daily Colonist (1947-12-23) page(10)
Caeclvo-Slova-Kia. after the most severe droughtin many years, iius been nbUged torut lia food nilloti sharply.Rumania will have a proaperous Ciiriatmas *eaMaid the « 'inM.1 Evr dmtiei «iii im- ip.^abundant than a year agn and.Ksm tile reasotu U high prices.Brlgulm and Holland will ubserve'he holiday decorously and iradi-'lonall.v eniphaaltlng (he religum-.a>i>e'-Ui (if the day Belgium, r.
Caeclvo-Slova-Kia. after the most severe droughtin many years, iius been nbUged torut lia food nilloti sharply.Rumania will have a proaperous Ciiriatmas *eaM
The Daily Colonist (1963-10-23) page(14)
General convener is Mrs. Agnes Scurrah of the mothers* dub assisted by Mrs.
General convener is Mrs. Agnes Scurrah of the mothers* dub assisted by Mrs.
The Daily Colonist (1966-05-03) page(34)
Proceeds of auction go to aid Lions’ charities.—(Agnes Flett) Around the Isand Pearkes to Attend ParadeLAKE COWICHAN — The Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs.
Proceeds of auction go to aid Lions’ charities.—(Agnes Flett) Around the Isand Pearkes to Attend ParadeLAKE COWICHAN — The Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs.
The Daily Colonist (1975-12-27) page(65)
Also more music by Canadian women, recorded in the Auditorium of the Winnipeg Art Gallery: Sonatina for Solo Flute (Pentland) (Jan Kooman, flute); Integrities, for narrator, piano and tape (Ann Southam) (text by Gary Arbour and Madeleine Thomson) (world premiere) (Diana McIntosh, piano; Jeannie Gilbert, narrator); Elegy and Two Went to Sleep (Beecroft) (Words by Leonard Cohen) CBC-AM 690 CBC-FM 105.7 (Phyllss Thomas, soprano; Laurel Ridd, flute; Diana McIntosh, piano and percussion; Sarah Scott, percussion). 12 Midnight - That Midnight Jan — Satchmo, narrated by Bing Crosby and Benny Carter. Tonight: Louis—Going Home.
Also more music by Canadian women, recorded in the Auditorium of the Winnipeg Art Gallery: Sonatina for Solo Flute (Pentland) (Jan Kooman, flute); Integrities, for narrator, piano and tape (Ann Southam) (text by Gary Arbour and Madeleine Thomson) (world premiere) (Diana McIntosh, piano; Jeannie Gilbert, narrator); Elegy and Two Went to Sleep (Beecroft) (Words by Leonard Cohen) CBC-AM 690 CBC-FM 105.7 (Phyllss Thomas, soprano; Laurel Ridd, flute; Diana McIntosh, piano and percussion; Sarah Scott, percussion). 12 Midnight - That Midnight Jan — Satchmo, narrated by Bing Crosby and Benny Carter. Tonight: Louis—Going Home.
The Daily Colonist (1965-07-18) page(18)
three - year - oid chestnut owned Jointly by Cana- Max Beil and Frank Mc- U.S. crooner Bing It a runaway In yards of the 154-race. waa second, with third, another three Chuvalo Makes It Formal Mrs.
three - year - oid chestnut owned Jointly by Cana- Max Beil and Frank Mc- U.S. crooner Bing It a runaway In yards of the 154-race. waa second, with third, another three Chuvalo Makes It Formal Mrs.
The Daily Colonist (1909-07-02) page(3)
Dirney Jones , louna IPrJ , Annie Mcftll-llvray , William Simlllle , Agnes Stewart , Dorothy Taylor , Florence Webster .Florence West ; OscarVllby , AlfredYoung .
The Daily Colonist (1966-07-06) page(31)
Despite Rain GrowersStill CheerfulI PENTICTON (CP) — Cherry growers ln the central Okanagan Valley were optimistic Tuesday despite heavy rains on the weekend which they said ruined 85 per cent of the area's Bing cherry crop. * * *They agreed overall losses wUl be kept to a minimum if the remainder of the crop can be harvested. The growers said Bing cherries represented about 30 per cent of the overall cherry crop, and this year’s harvest was expected to be "exceptionally good” before rains hit the orchards.
Despite Rain GrowersStill CheerfulI PENTICTON (CP) — Cherry growers ln the central Okanagan Valley were optimistic Tuesday despite heavy rains on the weekend which they said ruined 85 per cent of the area's Bing cherry crop. * * *They agreed overall losses wUl be kept to a minimum if the remainder of the crop can be harvested. The growers said Bing cherries represented about 30 per cent of the overall cherry crop, and this year’s harvest was expected to be "exceptionally good” before rains hit the orchards.
The Daily Colonist (1978-07-08) page(57)
Musical, an entertaining remake of the Philadelphia Story, starring Grace Kelly as the heiress, and Frank Sinatra as the reporter who complicates her wedding plans. Bing Crosby plays Kelly's ex-husband (1856). Ma and Pa Kettle In Waikiki, oa 11 at 1:36 p.m.
Musical, an entertaining remake of the Philadelphia Story, starring Grace Kelly as the heiress, and Frank Sinatra as the reporter who complicates her wedding plans. Bing Crosby plays Kelly's ex-husband (1856). Ma and Pa Kettle In Waikiki, oa 11 at 1:36 p.m.
The Daily Colonist (1966-12-24) page(15)
Gordon Hall, Mr. and Mrs. 3 Beverley Hall of Vancouver; Miss Agnes Payer, Edmonton; Mr. « and Mrs. Robert Patch of Qualictim Bay, and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Hall, Mr. and Mrs. 3 Beverley Hall of Vancouver; Miss Agnes Payer, Edmonton; Mr. « and Mrs. Robert Patch of Qualictim Bay, and Mr. and Mrs.
The Daily Colonist (1944-11-08) page(16)
.— Air Chief Marshs] Rir Philip Jou-^bert. deputy chief of staff to LordMountbatten In the Southeast AsiaCommand, aald at a press confer-ence today that Brltuh and Indianforce* in Burma had to date In-dicted a greater number of casual-Ue* on the Japanese than any otherforce In the PaclAe theatreThese troops of the FPurteenUi Army were fighting Jn and hnldlngthe biggest single front in thePacific — 100.000 square miles ofjungle ^ Bing Crosby Bob Hope ,^|0uruthv Liftour Regular 3.99.Sires 12 to 14 Only.
.— Air Chief Marshs] Rir Philip Jou-^bert. deputy chief of staff to LordMountbatten In the Southeast AsiaCommand, aald at a press confer-ence today that Brltuh and Indianforce* in Burma had to date In-dicted a greater number of casual-Ue* on the Japanese than any otherforce In the PaclAe theatreThese troops of the FPurteenUi Army were fighting Jn and hnldlngthe biggest single front in thePacific — 100.000 square miles ofjungle ^ Bing Crosby Bob Hope ,^|0uruthv Liftour Regular 3.99.Sires 12 to 14 Only.
The Daily Colonist (1946-07-05) page(7)
B A., of ParksviUet-Quah-jOiUi. cum United Churoh, ofBciated^ at For a honeymoon In the Fraser the wedding of Agnes < Nancy* fT CCanyon, the bride donned a beige Hepburn, elder daughter of Mr. andtopcoat over her weddlTfl^nsemble Mrs.
B A., of ParksviUet-Quah-jOiUi. cum United Churoh, ofBciated^ at For a honeymoon In the Fraser the wedding of Agnes < Nancy* fT CCanyon, the bride donned a beige Hepburn, elder daughter of Mr. andtopcoat over her weddlTfl^nsemble Mrs.
The Daily Colonist (1975-06-29) page(62)
At the south corner of Douglas and Supevi .r lived the Walls family, and next, on the.south, is old South Park School, which goes back to before the turn of the century. Agn^s Deans Cameron taught at . South Park. She -a as a w< mob's-rlib- Sunday, June in. *1975 !
At the south corner of Douglas and Supevi .r lived the Walls family, and next, on the.south, is old South Park School, which goes back to before the turn of the century. Agn^s Deans Cameron taught at . South Park. She -a as a w< mob's-rlib- Sunday, June in. *1975 !
The Daily Colonist (1979-10-23) page(37)
Immediate THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING? Call Bing Richards. NOOBLIGATION.388-7868 388 5464 Pgr . 732 OUNSMUIR PROPERTIES LTD.; CASHCLIENTSWish to buy home with 2-3 bedrms.
Immediate THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING? Call Bing Richards. NOOBLIGATION.388-7868 388 5464 Pgr . 732 OUNSMUIR PROPERTIES LTD.; CASHCLIENTSWish to buy home with 2-3 bedrms.
The Daily Colonist (1965-01-28) page(46)
* * x Lake Cowichan Bids for Parktablishmem liui were turned William Frank Lamb of> The first involved Bing KenDuncan was sentenced to nine Jung, the manager of a local months definite and six months cafe, whom Gibb grabbedindefinite at Ihe Oakalla young around the throat Nov. 28. . ..... , . ... . . ,offenders'unit.
* * x Lake Cowichan Bids for Parktablishmem liui were turned William Frank Lamb of> The first involved Bing KenDuncan was sentenced to nine Jung, the manager of a local months definite and six months cafe, whom Gibb grabbedindefinite at Ihe Oakalla young around the throat Nov. 28. . ..... , . ... . . ,offenders'unit.
The Daily Colonist (1945-04-29) page(20)
MelwSjr mm I Carlftftn EdwardArnold. Donna Reed. Agnes Moore - head, Gladys Cooper, Tom Drakeand Peter Lawford.
MelwSjr mm I Carlftftn EdwardArnold. Donna Reed. Agnes Moore - head, Gladys Cooper, Tom Drakeand Peter Lawford.
The Daily Colonist (1968-01-25) page(40)
Office building will replace demolished hotel. —(Agnes Flett) 1 UCLUELET — Materials have arrived at the site of a proposed new subdivision which will house 22 Indian families between Uduelet Indian Reserve and Port Albemi.
Office building will replace demolished hotel. —(Agnes Flett) 1 UCLUELET — Materials have arrived at the site of a proposed new subdivision which will house 22 Indian families between Uduelet Indian Reserve and Port Albemi.
The Daily Colonist (1924-01-19) page(8)
Pat UafTerty, JackGrace and Ben Allen. the quartetteof comedlana. and wan hushed intofilenie by" the apectucular appear-ance of the beautiful Marjorie andthe appealing songtt of the senti-mental Al Plunkett- The show fromstart to finish went with the "biff,bing. hang" characteristic of theOumbell productions.
Pat UafTerty, JackGrace and Ben Allen. the quartetteof comedlana. and wan hushed intofilenie by" the apectucular appear-ance of the beautiful Marjorie andthe appealing songtt of the senti-mental Al Plunkett- The show fromstart to finish went with the "biff,bing. hang" characteristic of theOumbell productions.
The Daily Colonist (1977-05-03) page(36)
Tuesday, May 3, 1977 Deaths and funeralsDEATHS and FUNERALS BING — In Victoria, B.C., at the Royal Jubilee Hospital, on Monday, May 2, 1977, Mrs. Olive Mabel Bing; born in Durham County, England, and a resident of Victoria since 1919. Predeceased by her husband, Leslie B. Bing, she leaves one son, Bernard, and 1 grandson, Christopher, of Sooke, and one sister.
Tuesday, May 3, 1977 Deaths and funeralsDEATHS and FUNERALS BING — In Victoria, B.C., at the Royal Jubilee Hospital, on Monday, May 2, 1977, Mrs. Olive Mabel Bing; born in Durham County, England, and a resident of Victoria since 1919. Predeceased by her husband, Leslie B. Bing, she leaves one son, Bernard, and 1 grandson, Christopher, of Sooke, and one sister.
The Daily Colonist (1959-12-13) page(69)
Onlv a week before, a Mrs. Agnes Bings, a quiet, respectable, 40-year-old widow, had been suddenly grabbed at night from a bush trail near the Johnson Street bridge and kilfed by a knife wielding “Jack the Ripper."
Onlv a week before, a Mrs. Agnes Bings, a quiet, respectable, 40-year-old widow, had been suddenly grabbed at night from a bush trail near the Johnson Street bridge and kilfed by a knife wielding “Jack the Ripper."
The Daily Colonist (1976-06-12) page(64)
Highlighting the show Is a speech by Henry Fonda: a salute to Alfred Hitchcock that Includes a montage of his cameo appearances In his movies; * salute to Bing Crosby; and a memorial to Caruso sung by Wilham Lewis. (2 hr*.)
Highlighting the show Is a speech by Henry Fonda: a salute to Alfred Hitchcock that Includes a montage of his cameo appearances In his movies; * salute to Bing Crosby; and a memorial to Caruso sung by Wilham Lewis. (2 hr*.)
The Daily Colonist (1978-01-07) page(54)
Still being edited at press time, the program was scheduled to use newsreel footage and film clips In reports on Hollywood hits like "Star Wars" and TV-ratings winners like "Laverne & Shirley"; profiles of Farrah Fawcett-Majors and Mikhail Baryshinkov; and tributes to Joan Crawford, Elvis Presley, Groucho Marx, Bing Crosby and Charlie Chaplin. Superspecial, on 2 and I al I p.m.
Still being edited at press time, the program was scheduled to use newsreel footage and film clips In reports on Hollywood hits like "Star Wars" and TV-ratings winners like "Laverne & Shirley"; profiles of Farrah Fawcett-Majors and Mikhail Baryshinkov; and tributes to Joan Crawford, Elvis Presley, Groucho Marx, Bing Crosby and Charlie Chaplin. Superspecial, on 2 and I al I p.m.
The Daily Colonist (1945-06-15) page(10)
CHOPHAMP'S BOOGIE WOOGIE^Lioncl HamptonI WONDERJODIE MAN Louis ArmstrongLET THE REST OP THE WORLD GO BYI DONT WANT TO LOVE YOU Dick HaymesEVELINATHE EAGLE AND ME^Hir'g CrosbyJUST A PRAYER AWAYMV MOTHERS WALTZ—B.ng CrosbyA KRIEND OF YOURSALL MY LtPE— Bing CrosbyLIl.l MARLENEALL OF A SUDDEN MY HEART SI NGS— HildergardeMEET ME IN ST LOUIS. LOUISTHE VERY THOUGHT OP YOU-Guy LombardoIT COULD HAPPEN TO YOUTHE DAY AFTER FOREVER— Bing Crosby AND MANY OTHERS 59' 80'59'59' 59' ^ tHI 59'4 OO TOR^RECORDS HY HAIL VICTOR^r^QUICKLY -SEND FOR CATALOGUE.ALBUMS AND RECORDSARRIVING DAILY KkLwK1/Z^ KENT- ROACH Ltd.VICTORIAS RKCOHD HtADQU ARTEKS Ml YATES ST.
CHOPHAMP'S BOOGIE WOOGIE^Lioncl HamptonI WONDERJODIE MAN Louis ArmstrongLET THE REST OP THE WORLD GO BYI DONT WANT TO LOVE YOU Dick HaymesEVELINATHE EAGLE AND ME^Hir'g CrosbyJUST A PRAYER AWAYMV MOTHERS WALTZ—B.ng CrosbyA KRIEND OF YOURSALL MY LtPE— Bing CrosbyLIl.l MARLENEALL OF A SUDDEN MY HEART SI NGS— HildergardeMEET ME IN ST LOUIS. LOUISTHE VERY THOUGHT OP YOU-Guy LombardoIT COULD HAPPEN TO YOUTHE DAY AFTER FOREVER— Bing Crosby AND MANY OTHERS 59' 80'59'59' 59' ^ tHI 59'4 OO TOR^RECORDS HY HAIL VICTOR^r^QUICKLY -SEND FOR CATALOGUE.ALBUMS AND RECORDSARRIVING DAILY KkLwK1/Z^ KENT- ROACH Ltd.VICTORIAS RKCOHD HtADQU ARTEKS Ml YATES ST.
The Daily Colonist (1932-04-17) page(8)
Eaton actad a« master ofceremonies, fifteen tables bing inplay. The prizes were presented byMrs. Popham to the following:First lady.
Eaton actad a« master ofceremonies, fifteen tables bing inplay. The prizes were presented byMrs. Popham to the following:First lady.
The Daily Colonist (1935-06-28) page(12)
Rob-ert Bavne. Bernard Bing, Phoebe .Hurchett. Shiriev Campbell, Anne, MONTREAL.
Rob-ert Bavne. Bernard Bing, Phoebe .Hurchett. Shiriev Campbell, Anne, MONTREAL.
The Daily Colonist (1956-01-05) page(30)
-. hospii.ti win- S: *Agnes 1 Iherv V> w*fr nl a VM'H.rxiatKined in San t)i'*g><- v':U' IMr* Nt4i«4iii Taylor. • H,»i!
-. hospii.ti win- S: *Agnes 1 Iherv V> w*fr nl a VM'H.rxiatKined in San t)i'*g><- v':U' IMr* Nt4i«4iii Taylor. • H,»i!
The Daily Colonist (1964-09-02) page(29)
No sun shines in any school room; instead, sun goes into offices and teachers’ room. — (Agnes Flett) Around the Island 1061 YATES, at COOKNANAIMO — Dredging for the third berth at the assembly wharf will be completed by the end of next week, harbormaster John Dunham said Tueaday.
No sun shines in any school room; instead, sun goes into offices and teachers’ room. — (Agnes Flett) Around the Island 1061 YATES, at COOKNANAIMO — Dredging for the third berth at the assembly wharf will be completed by the end of next week, harbormaster John Dunham said Tueaday.
The Daily Colonist (1972-08-23) page(28)
Vic William, Perksviile# 13.2, French Creek, Hootchy. Bing Plstell, 3541 Doncaster# 12.15, French Creek, Buzz Bomb.
Vic William, Perksviile# 13.2, French Creek, Hootchy. Bing Plstell, 3541 Doncaster# 12.15, French Creek, Buzz Bomb.
The Daily Colonist (1958-03-27) page(44)
-poiUiiion Uto '^'ippiy Ij.t . 2*1 1 Dni-clas aftri distm is »;i und umh ..11 r > . and immigt.mis wtio pros'drnt W, n Fk'ntk'y agn^ed "h|oh in. ludo f>oif of sAonirh I ?• O'lp 01 a’M'fT t pi»>roofiinp \4oi*ld fiiftor undue hojd«hip by »n sign iintmi agiccmoritv fni wcio m< » tTus-iing of,*-<-Uy to a Lariidnil port nl ttuMdling a direct muto hi« li'C omplnvees PonoM S the romiril .Mo'ul«> nichi.
-poiUiiion Uto '^'ippiy Ij.t . 2*1 1 Dni-clas aftri distm is »;i und umh ..11 r > . and immigt.mis wtio pros'drnt W, n Fk'ntk'y agn^ed "h|oh in. ludo f>oif of sAonirh I ?• O'lp 01 a’M'fT t pi»>roofiinp \4oi*ld fiiftor undue hojd«hip by »n sign iintmi agiccmoritv fni wcio m< » tTus-iing of,*-<-Uy to a Lariidnil port nl ttuMdling a direct muto hi« li'C omplnvees PonoM S the romiril .Mo'ul«> nichi.
The Daily Colonist (1950-11-04) page(7)
.* lllnc" reached himHe wasn't able to get there beforethe end Pascal «aa the only one8ha» wiiuld allow lo Aim hia pic*luie«' EVt ntUhQ EaCtUMENTii'ni'»e ai*'W1ai-e 7-'jr Tff/rg f/f f irtoriaSATURDAY NITE CLUBRogers’ Ctiocolale Co.713 GOVERNMENT G 7WlDANCE TQM rWULlOUtS CAlNkSAAHH (TVOJIAK SAg:r suaiVANiag»r,Agn pMiuiFs JEAh HAGCh ,n- \ A Ok EAT \WEEK END atj^, EAMILT SHOW‘^TotoFikMOH irATiaa— TIM HOLT <«ol an Idea for Lionel Barry-more'* biography?
.* lllnc" reached himHe wasn't able to get there beforethe end Pascal «aa the only one8ha» wiiuld allow lo Aim hia pic*luie«' EVt ntUhQ EaCtUMENTii'ni'»e ai*'W1ai-e 7-'jr Tff/rg f/f f irtoriaSATURDAY NITE CLUBRogers’ Ctiocolale Co.713 GOVERNMENT G 7WlDANCE TQM rWULlOUtS CAlNkSAAHH (TVOJIAK SAg:r suaiVANiag»r,Agn pMiuiFs JEAh HAGCh ,n- \ A Ok EAT \WEEK END atj^, EAMILT SHOW‘^TotoFikMOH irATiaa— TIM HOLT <«ol an Idea for Lionel Barry-more'* biography?
The Daily Colonist (1967-02-18) page(39)
Stewart Bannister, Mrs. Agnes Baker, Mrs. Guy Cunningham. Mrs. Dorothy Hook.
Stewart Bannister, Mrs. Agnes Baker, Mrs. Guy Cunningham. Mrs. Dorothy Hook.
The Daily Colonist (1973-05-20) page(1)
. —. 25Outdoors ____ __ ... 23Sport ...... ...........Stamp Packet ...... . 141822 Television ... ...... .40Week in Records .......... ......... ... 35 ■ SECRETARIAT keeps alive his chances of the first Triple Crown in 25 years with a win in the 98th running of the Preak- ness in Baltimore, Maryland. (14) IslanderSEVENTY-FOUR years ago a monster stalked Victoria and to this day the bizarre and brutal murder of matronly Agnes Bing has not been solved. “It «addens me to see the fantastic amount of energy which is diverted from real political problem» in the country to this separatist kick.
. —. 25Outdoors ____ __ ... 23Sport ...... ...........Stamp Packet ...... . 141822 Television ... ...... .40Week in Records .......... ......... ... 35 ■ SECRETARIAT keeps alive his chances of the first Triple Crown in 25 years with a win in the 98th running of the Preak- ness in Baltimore, Maryland. (14) IslanderSEVENTY-FOUR years ago a monster stalked Victoria and to this day the bizarre and brutal murder of matronly Agnes Bing has not been solved. “It «addens me to see the fantastic amount of energy which is diverted from real political problem» in the country to this separatist kick.
The Daily Colonist (1963-12-20) page(18)
Freddie Trehkler, veteran clown, was well on his way to stealing the show in his first appearance when he invaded I the audience to kiss gii Is. scare | As Danw Agnes. Cliff Tfark was excellent; vigorous and full of fun.
Freddie Trehkler, veteran clown, was well on his way to stealing the show in his first appearance when he invaded I the audience to kiss gii Is. scare | As Danw Agnes. Cliff Tfark was excellent; vigorous and full of fun.
The Daily Colonist (1970-10-10) page(42)
Installation caused additional work because it was found that, to allow lights to go in, Hydro poles had to be moved.—(Agnes Flett) a Courtenay Group Big Brothers Seek Charter COURTENAY — Members of Courtenay Rotary Club heard about the Big Brother movement this week from Netfon McInnis who is ;tsst> dated with the movement.
Installation caused additional work because it was found that, to allow lights to go in, Hydro poles had to be moved.—(Agnes Flett) a Courtenay Group Big Brothers Seek Charter COURTENAY — Members of Courtenay Rotary Club heard about the Big Brother movement this week from Netfon McInnis who is ;tsst> dated with the movement.
The Daily Colonist (1965-02-14) page(43)
Iat«ly*inith. travelled Friday by E IN to Nanaimo on find Mage of journry to national museum. — (Agnes Flett > Two Actions Win Lifesaving Award IN ( I STORYNanaimo RCMP said a .suspect ;!
Iat«ly*inith. travelled Friday by E IN to Nanaimo on find Mage of journry to national museum. — (Agnes Flett > Two Actions Win Lifesaving Award IN ( I STORYNanaimo RCMP said a .suspect ;!
The Daily Colonist (1972-12-09) page(54)
Fair to poor —12. 11:50 — Doctor Rhyfhm 11938 Bing Crosbv musical ». Fair—2. 12:00 — She Demons (1958 monsters), Irish McOalla. Poor — 8. 12 :30 a.m. — Women’s Prison (1955 drama), Ida Lupino. Howard Duff, Agnes Moore- head. Fair —13. 12:50 — The Day the World Ended (1Ô56 sci-fi),;Mike Connors.
Fair to poor —12. 11:50 — Doctor Rhyfhm 11938 Bing Crosbv musical ». Fair—2. 12:00 — She Demons (1958 monsters), Irish McOalla. Poor — 8. 12 :30 a.m. — Women’s Prison (1955 drama), Ida Lupino. Howard Duff, Agnes Moore- head. Fair —13. 12:50 — The Day the World Ended (1Ô56 sci-fi),;Mike Connors.
The Daily Colonist (1973-05-20) page(53)
a win in the 98th running of the Preak- ^ ness in Baltimore, Maryland. (14) IslanderSEVENTY-FOUR years ago a monster |fg stalked Victoria and to this day the bi- zarre and brutal murder of matronly * l Agnes Bing has not been solved. IndexBridge .........................................I........................... 41Checkmate ............. 35Comic# ............. 36Crossword 4$Entertainment _____ __________ 33,.34, 35Family ----------- ----------------______----- 28, 39 39Finance .............. ............................. ............... 8, 9, 10Garden Note#___________ _____ =.. 3#jName# in the News ......................j.^. 25*Outdoors _______ ___________ __ -----..... .......... 23Sport .............................. 14-18Stamp Packet .................................... 22Television ------- 40Week in Record# ...................... .V......................... 35 “It saddens me to see the fantastic amount of energy which is diverted from real political problems in the country to this separatist kick.
a win in the 98th running of the Preak- ^ ness in Baltimore, Maryland. (14) IslanderSEVENTY-FOUR years ago a monster |fg stalked Victoria and to this day the bi- zarre and brutal murder of matronly * l Agnes Bing has not been solved. IndexBridge .........................................I........................... 41Checkmate ............. 35Comic# ............. 36Crossword 4$Entertainment _____ __________ 33,.34, 35Family ----------- ----------------______----- 28, 39 39Finance .............. ............................. ............... 8, 9, 10Garden Note#___________ _____ =.. 3#jName# in the News ......................j.^. 25*Outdoors _______ ___________ __ -----..... .......... 23Sport .............................. 14-18Stamp Packet .................................... 22Television ------- 40Week in Record# ...................... .V......................... 35 “It saddens me to see the fantastic amount of energy which is diverted from real political problems in the country to this separatist kick.
The Daily Colonist (1975-10-18) page(52)
Sally SUuthers ol All in the Family is this week’s co-host and together wilh Mike, they welcome today's guests Boh Hope, Vie "Da morte, -and I dm historians Men Koplin and Charles ('.linker who show early lilm clips ol Hope with Bing Crosby. <9b mins, on 12 .and 30 mins, on 7.)
Sally SUuthers ol All in the Family is this week’s co-host and together wilh Mike, they welcome today's guests Boh Hope, Vie "Da morte, -and I dm historians Men Koplin and Charles ('.linker who show early lilm clips ol Hope with Bing Crosby. <9b mins, on 12 .and 30 mins, on 7.)
The Daily Colonist (1975-06-28) page(56)
Some good actors (Hal Holbrook, Barbara Rush, Margot Kidder, Harvey Korman, Goris Leachman, Agnes Moore- head) are wasted in this 1971 comedy-drama about a newly- divorced man trying to adjust to a nexv swinging lifestyle. The premise is interesting but the script is poor. Bings of Chance, on 7 at midnight. No rating available on this 1960 Canadian-made drama about two bush pilots in love with the same woman, starring James Broxvn, Frances Rafferty and Richard Tretter.
Some good actors (Hal Holbrook, Barbara Rush, Margot Kidder, Harvey Korman, Goris Leachman, Agnes Moore- head) are wasted in this 1971 comedy-drama about a newly- divorced man trying to adjust to a nexv swinging lifestyle. The premise is interesting but the script is poor. Bings of Chance, on 7 at midnight. No rating available on this 1960 Canadian-made drama about two bush pilots in love with the same woman, starring James Broxvn, Frances Rafferty and Richard Tretter.
The Daily Colonist (1979-11-17) page(83)
/;* x TV8 Fridayevening, Nov. 23 DAYTIME MOVIES 1:00GD *** "The Road ToZanzibar" (1941) Bing Çrosbv, Bob Hope. Two men try to come up with enough money to get from Afri - ca back to the U S.A.
/;* x TV8 Fridayevening, Nov. 23 DAYTIME MOVIES 1:00GD *** "The Road ToZanzibar" (1941) Bing Çrosbv, Bob Hope. Two men try to come up with enough money to get from Afri - ca back to the U S.A.
The Daily Colonist (1943-07-20) page(3)
Brian Henry Luplon, RobertKenneth Mabon. Jack Bing Mar.Lydia Elizabeth Eden Martin, GloriaInez Millard.
Brian Henry Luplon, RobertKenneth Mabon. Jack Bing Mar.Lydia Elizabeth Eden Martin, GloriaInez Millard.
The Daily Colonist (1942-07-10) page(2)
IP41 H**Grade I 'primary*, paw — Judy 'W* want lo avoid as far as pne* i 1 did noi leave Singapore until two Agnes Craig. Dorothy Harding kins. Maryan E Levtng*.
IP41 H**Grade I 'primary*, paw — Judy 'W* want lo avoid as far as pne* i 1 did noi leave Singapore until two Agnes Craig. Dorothy Harding kins. Maryan E Levtng*.
The Daily Colonist (1932-09-13) page(11)
Jackaon.HOME COOKING Best loaf of white bread—1, Mrs.A. Bings; 2, Mrs. Laon King.Best loaf made troon Royal House- hold flour—1.
Jackaon.HOME COOKING Best loaf of white bread—1, Mrs.A. Bings; 2, Mrs. Laon King.Best loaf made troon Royal House- hold flour—1.
The Daily Colonist (1937-12-19) page(1)
Oregon) and It was de-agned to make certain that rucalhomes-would be eUglhle for mort-gage Insurance.
Oregon) and It was de-agned to make certain that rucalhomes-would be eUglhle for mort-gage Insurance.
The Daily Colonist (1960-12-23) page(15)
Weir Stringer of Sudbury, Ont.; Mrs. John I Agnes i Mix, Vermillion, Alta.; Mr. Cecil Stringer, Mrs.
Weir Stringer of Sudbury, Ont.; Mrs. John I Agnes i Mix, Vermillion, Alta.; Mr. Cecil Stringer, Mrs.
The Daily Colonist (1946-07-04) page(7)
Shoppe610 VIEW AIR-MIST CLEANINGfkwMghlv cksM s»4 f«stsr«*•rtgtMl (Nsrs and ik*«M w caartT ci aaNiKO Gardes 4952m viTw sTmarr shall. Mary R Stewart. Agnes Rob-ertson. Betty Miller. Jessie Robert-son.
Shoppe610 VIEW AIR-MIST CLEANINGfkwMghlv cksM s»4 f«stsr«*•rtgtMl (Nsrs and ik*«M w caartT ci aaNiKO Gardes 4952m viTw sTmarr shall. Mary R Stewart. Agnes Rob-ertson. Betty Miller. Jessie Robert-son.
The Daily Colonist (1959-10-30) page(13)
Swedish centre forward Agne Slmondson, whose two great second-halt goals, turned the tide, had the explanation for the 3-2 score, which gave Sweden's part-time team a big lift In prestige and again sent English stock crashing to rock bottom.
Swedish centre forward Agne Slmondson, whose two great second-halt goals, turned the tide, had the explanation for the 3-2 score, which gave Sweden's part-time team a big lift In prestige and again sent English stock crashing to rock bottom.
The Daily Colonist (1943-12-15) page(10)
lulion," several “chain store" farmI system operators have been grab-bing the aspirin bottle to be readyfor a new headache they're afraidthe commissioner Is cooking up.
lulion," several “chain store" farmI system operators have been grab-bing the aspirin bottle to be readyfor a new headache they're afraidthe commissioner Is cooking up.
The Daily Colonist (1946-04-06) page(7)
Cranbrook and Kamloops-First Class: M. Cynthia Bing, Mary LouLse Briggs. F Mary Bruad-wood. Phyllis Mabel Campbell, Zoo Ruth Mr and Mrs Eric Burton. 837 8tCharles Street, are entertaining at mr> “after live" party tills afternoon
Cranbrook and Kamloops-First Class: M. Cynthia Bing, Mary LouLse Briggs. F Mary Bruad-wood. Phyllis Mabel Campbell, Zoo Ruth Mr and Mrs Eric Burton. 837 8tCharles Street, are entertaining at mr> “after live" party tills afternoon
The Daily Colonist (1968-01-20) page(37)
I SECOND NEWS SECTION VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN J ■ Lonely road near Extension becomes lagoon Smokey and Sloop s —Agnes Flett photos Wild Wavy Blue YonderBy WAYNE THOMAS COMOX — Unification won’t be quite so hard for Wing Commander Walter L.
I SECOND NEWS SECTION VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN J ■ Lonely road near Extension becomes lagoon Smokey and Sloop s —Agnes Flett photos Wild Wavy Blue YonderBy WAYNE THOMAS COMOX — Unification won’t be quite so hard for Wing Commander Walter L.
The Daily Colonist (1965-04-23) page(27)
Carl Reiner, Mel Brook* and walkons by Bob Hope, Bing Croaby and many more—5. 9:00—Danny Kaye and Gwen Verdon to one of the Kaye show* lost earlier to hockey—12 9:30—Telescope follows Ontario pitcher George Korince to the Detroit Tiger training camp—2, 6.
Carl Reiner, Mel Brook* and walkons by Bob Hope, Bing Croaby and many more—5. 9:00—Danny Kaye and Gwen Verdon to one of the Kaye show* lost earlier to hockey—12 9:30—Telescope follows Ontario pitcher George Korince to the Detroit Tiger training camp—2, 6.
The Daily Colonist (1975-01-25) page(50)
. |2—Wll# Kingdom4— Lassie's Rescue Rangers5— Evergreen Express6— World of Travel7— Sports continued8— Canadian Midget Hockey 11— Hour of Power12— Sports continued 2—Meeting Place 5—Movie: Pleasure of His Company 4—It Is Written 7—Sports continued B—Hockey continued 11— Hour of Power12— Sports continued 2—Meeting Place continued4— Make A Wish5— Movie continued6— Garner Ted Armstrong7— Sports continued 12—Sports continued 2—TBA4— Directions .5— Movie continued6— Sports Review7— NBA: Chicago at Detroit 12—NBA: Chicago at Detroit 2—Gardening (2:45)4— Superstars5— Movie continued6— 1 Believe In Miracles7— Basketball continuedlU^tTuSST112—Basketball continued x—Superstars continued5— NHLjn Philadelphia at 6— Country Way7— Basketball continued8— Country Way 11—My Favorite Martian 17—Basketball continued 1:30 P.M.2—Country Canada4— Superstars continued5— Hockey continued6— Country Canada7— Basketball continued8— Star Trek 11— 1 Dream of Jeennle12— Basketball continued 2—Nature of Things4— Bing Crosby Pro-Am5— Hockey continued6— Nature of Thingst!.
. |2—Wll# Kingdom4— Lassie's Rescue Rangers5— Evergreen Express6— World of Travel7— Sports continued8— Canadian Midget Hockey 11— Hour of Power12— Sports continued 2—Meeting Place 5—Movie: Pleasure of His Company 4—It Is Written 7—Sports continued B—Hockey continued 11— Hour of Power12— Sports continued 2—Meeting Place continued4— Make A Wish5— Movie continued6— Garner Ted Armstrong7— Sports continued 12—Sports continued 2—TBA4— Directions .5— Movie continued6— Sports Review7— NBA: Chicago at Detroit 12—NBA: Chicago at Detroit 2—Gardening (2:45)4— Superstars5— Movie continued6— 1 Believe In Miracles7— Basketball continuedlU^tTuSST112—Basketball continued x—Superstars continued5— NHLjn Philadelphia at 6— Country Way7— Basketball continued8— Country Way 11—My Favorite Martian 17—Basketball continued 1:30 P.M.2—Country Canada4— Superstars continued5— Hockey continued6— Country Canada7— Basketball continued8— Star Trek 11— 1 Dream of Jeennle12— Basketball continued 2—Nature of Things4— Bing Crosby Pro-Am5— Hockey continued6— Nature of Thingst!.
The Daily Colonist (1974-11-09) page(27)
. *" ...h s.ssiact Lambert,Bing, eomi Royal Ann, ____Montmorency. 2 veers old. ,.ch........ ...... ».»* Pacifie Gold, Eaçly Redhavcn, Veteran, Vedette Nectarines.
. *" ...h s.ssiact Lambert,Bing, eomi Royal Ann, ____Montmorency. 2 veers old. ,.ch........ ...... ».»* Pacifie Gold, Eaçly Redhavcn, Veteran, Vedette Nectarines.
The Daily Colonist (1975-11-08) page(70)
In this production which is aimed for drama rather than straight documentary, he has interviewed five people about the North. 12 Midnight (FM) That Midnight Jazz — A 10-week BBC series, ,‘Satchmo,\ narrated by Bing Crosby and Benny Carter. Tonight: Louis and his Wonderful World, with Henry Red Allen, Louis Prima, Zutty Singleton, Barney Bigard, and Louis Armstrong.
In this production which is aimed for drama rather than straight documentary, he has interviewed five people about the North. 12 Midnight (FM) That Midnight Jazz — A 10-week BBC series, ,‘Satchmo,\ narrated by Bing Crosby and Benny Carter. Tonight: Louis and his Wonderful World, with Henry Red Allen, Louis Prima, Zutty Singleton, Barney Bigard, and Louis Armstrong.
The Daily Colonist (1946-03-15) page(3)
Edward O.Robinson Is co-starred with Mar- ConUnwed from Page 1In the American press there is MELVYN DOUGLAS— and when that girl is GingerRogers -movie audiences really have gareL Agnes Moorehead glvaa an someLhlng in the way. of extraor pubUsIied a report of the 6tate De LEVANTexcellent performance as the motherof Margaret O'Brien.
Edward O.Robinson Is co-starred with Mar- ConUnwed from Page 1In the American press there is MELVYN DOUGLAS— and when that girl is GingerRogers -movie audiences really have gareL Agnes Moorehead glvaa an someLhlng in the way. of extraor pubUsIied a report of the 6tate De LEVANTexcellent performance as the motherof Margaret O'Brien.
The Daily Colonist (1960-08-04) page(18)
Serve several dressings and perhaps two or three flavors of sherbet and ice cream for the guests to select If you wish a salad- type dessert menu, include some chopped nutmeats, coconut maraschino cherries.CANTELOUPE BING tender celery cut into not-too- thin slices crosswise — the celery adds the crunchiness— 1 flavorful apple peeled, cored and diced, % tsp. salt.
Serve several dressings and perhaps two or three flavors of sherbet and ice cream for the guests to select If you wish a salad- type dessert menu, include some chopped nutmeats, coconut maraschino cherries.CANTELOUPE BING tender celery cut into not-too- thin slices crosswise — the celery adds the crunchiness— 1 flavorful apple peeled, cored and diced, % tsp. salt.
The Daily Colonist (1947-03-08) page(3)
r Evres added thul otuer area*In the province such aa the Caribooand Central and Northern BC ' also had “lerrtfk* potentlaUUea fordevelopment “ • If we want to expand In ilveseareas, we must be sure that agn- I culture U live bast* of expansion."'he sirvieed “Industry will come Ilater, but farming must be eatab- I U«hed flr.st1 Mr Evres said the Pacific GreatFoistem Railway while It had «^=»tthe CHvvrmment more than 100 mil-lion d<»Uar«. wa.s • worh ten time»that amount In the giwyl tt has ' done Also, he said, the CViwm' ,meni was planning an extension of ,lt into the peace River country Newih'urrah.Hocimun. Gerry S AndrewPi arson, R Logan Maylww w.*- re-elcriedchairman uf the VUtort* and IslandBranch of the Canadian Manu-facturer* Associaikm at the an- nual meeting last night m the Empress Hotel I B Bing was namedelce-prexldeni.Member* of Uie executive com- mittee Included H L Ramsay.
r Evres added thul otuer area*In the province such aa the Caribooand Central and Northern BC ' also had “lerrtfk* potentlaUUea fordevelopment “ • If we want to expand In ilveseareas, we must be sure that agn- I culture U live bast* of expansion."'he sirvieed “Industry will come Ilater, but farming must be eatab- I U«hed flr.st1 Mr Evres said the Pacific GreatFoistem Railway while It had «^=»tthe CHvvrmment more than 100 mil-lion d<»Uar«. wa.s • worh ten time»that amount In the giwyl tt has ' done Also, he said, the CViwm' ,meni was planning an extension of ,lt into the peace River country Newih'urrah.Hocimun. Gerry S AndrewPi arson, R Logan Maylww w.*- re-elcriedchairman uf the VUtort* and IslandBranch of the Canadian Manu-facturer* Associaikm at the an- nual meeting last night m the Empress Hotel I B Bing was namedelce-prexldeni.Member* of Uie executive com- mittee Included H L Ramsay.
The Daily Colonist (1972-03-16) page(16)
Four Grammy A wards Carole Tops Show mmimsmm,. — Agnes F left Holmes, Salt Spring map Curtis on Real Estate Scheme: Company, Region Head for ClashPlans by MacMillan Bloedel to go into the real estate business have all the makings of a major confrontation with regional boards, according to Capital Regional Board chairman Hugh Curtis.
Four Grammy A wards Carole Tops Show mmimsmm,. — Agnes F left Holmes, Salt Spring map Curtis on Real Estate Scheme: Company, Region Head for ClashPlans by MacMillan Bloedel to go into the real estate business have all the makings of a major confrontation with regional boards, according to Capital Regional Board chairman Hugh Curtis.
The Daily Colonist (1970-11-04) page(42)
When Duncan elementary schoolchildren went lo tlie area Monday to record the old buildings in sketches, they also look opportunity to tape stories from residents. In Agnes Kiel I picture, Sue Lem Bing, whose store was one of buildings due for demolition, tells students stories of old days.
When Duncan elementary schoolchildren went lo tlie area Monday to record the old buildings in sketches, they also look opportunity to tape stories from residents. In Agnes Kiel I picture, Sue Lem Bing, whose store was one of buildings due for demolition, tells students stories of old days.
The Daily Colonist (1967-11-24) page(43)
Lynn was chosen for her portrayal of loud, brassy juror in Twelve Angry Jurors, by Les Dickenson, who won Osgar last year for his role In Dock Brief. — (Agnes Flett) Gomox-Strathcona New Region SetCAMPBELL RIVER — A new regional district apd a new regional hospital district have been created by a provincial cabinet order in council.
Lynn was chosen for her portrayal of loud, brassy juror in Twelve Angry Jurors, by Les Dickenson, who won Osgar last year for his role In Dock Brief. — (Agnes Flett) Gomox-Strathcona New Region SetCAMPBELL RIVER — A new regional district apd a new regional hospital district have been created by a provincial cabinet order in council.
The Daily Colonist (1964-12-01) page(34)
Wintry mantle lasted only a few hours as warmer weather took over during rest of weekend.—(Agnes Flett I Snow Ham pert Firemen Court News termIn Parksville, school Flynn and T.
Wintry mantle lasted only a few hours as warmer weather took over during rest of weekend.—(Agnes Flett I Snow Ham pert Firemen Court News termIn Parksville, school Flynn and T.
The Daily Colonist (1964-01-28) page(21)
EV 63211 OPEN ALLDAY SATURDAYS WITH LOTS OFFREE EASY PARKING computer named Agnes. It’s a pilot film for a possible new series . . .
EV 63211 OPEN ALLDAY SATURDAYS WITH LOTS OFFREE EASY PARKING computer named Agnes. It’s a pilot film for a possible new series . . .
The Daily Colonist (1974-08-17) page(51)
Others in the cast include Agnes Moore- head, Peter Lorre, Vincent Price, John Carradine, the Marx Brothers, Ronald Coleman, Virginia Mayo1 and Charles Coburn.
Others in the cast include Agnes Moore- head, Peter Lorre, Vincent Price, John Carradine, the Marx Brothers, Ronald Coleman, Virginia Mayo1 and Charles Coburn.
The Daily Colonist (1976-08-22) page(58)
. > ' The final was an all-Oak Bay affair with Agnes Wicks and John Wise beating Elsie Young and Ben Lang, 31-12. Frances Campbell and Gerry Bing captured “B” event honors with an 18-12 decision over Evelyn and Alf Leahey.
. > ' The final was an all-Oak Bay affair with Agnes Wicks and John Wise beating Elsie Young and Ben Lang, 31-12. Frances Campbell and Gerry Bing captured “B” event honors with an 18-12 decision over Evelyn and Alf Leahey.
The Daily Colonist (1980-04-25) page(25)
She now weighs between 180 and 190, and still has to watch her weight and avoid binges. “You see, you have these fat cells, and they never leave you.
She now weighs between 180 and 190, and still has to watch her weight and avoid binges. “You see, you have these fat cells, and they never leave you.
The Daily Colonist (1974-10-01) page(14)
In other championship flightmatches : Bee Lundflren and CIs Reid of Gorge Vale defeated Settle Pegues and Phyllis Campbell of Nanaimo on the 19th; Barbara Riketts and Jean Thornton of Gorge Vale defeated Agnes Castle and Flora Clark, 4 and 3; Elsie Saunders and Ivy Blunt of Gorge Vale defeated Dorothy Johnstone and Maxine Danielson of Nanaimo, 2 up; Bunny Yardley and Kay Butt of Gorge Vale defeated Blanche McCallum and Margo Davison of Royal Col- wood, 5 and 4; Beau Davis and May Lou Poy of Uplands defeated Edna Hay and Margaret Robertson of Glen Meadows, 1 up; Lorraine Jacklin and Helga Retries of Glen Meadows defeated Irene McFerlene and Bernle Davies of Glen Meadows, 1 up; Freda Bond, and Sylvia Britten of Glen Meadows defeated Kay Bomford and Helen Ogg of Cowichan, 4 and 3.
In other championship flightmatches : Bee Lundflren and CIs Reid of Gorge Vale defeated Settle Pegues and Phyllis Campbell of Nanaimo on the 19th; Barbara Riketts and Jean Thornton of Gorge Vale defeated Agnes Castle and Flora Clark, 4 and 3; Elsie Saunders and Ivy Blunt of Gorge Vale defeated Dorothy Johnstone and Maxine Danielson of Nanaimo, 2 up; Bunny Yardley and Kay Butt of Gorge Vale defeated Blanche McCallum and Margo Davison of Royal Col- wood, 5 and 4; Beau Davis and May Lou Poy of Uplands defeated Edna Hay and Margaret Robertson of Glen Meadows, 1 up; Lorraine Jacklin and Helga Retries of Glen Meadows defeated Irene McFerlene and Bernle Davies of Glen Meadows, 1 up; Freda Bond, and Sylvia Britten of Glen Meadows defeated Kay Bomford and Helen Ogg of Cowichan, 4 and 3.
The Daily Colonist (1925-06-27) page(15)
Muriel; ^ n XtDtr-nw .Hiiiurii Agnes Hle- i|>- I"- ['.iiricia MMiiih, Lioreen Sul- t M n \ .VI n on \ a rney.I'ri.ni.ii^d on trial —Tom Anetey,l.iiiun Rralthm-alte, Agnes Bone.
Muriel; ^ n XtDtr-nw .Hiiiurii Agnes Hle- i|>- I"- ['.iiricia MMiiih, Lioreen Sul- t M n \ .VI n on \ a rney.I'ri.ni.ii^d on trial —Tom Anetey,l.iiiun Rralthm-alte, Agnes Bone.
The Daily Colonist (1934-06-23) page(8)
Hilda Jaeqoes, Hilda Lawaon;buck and wing taps. Agnes Plnn;to Buddha, Thelma Ackerman. Theballet: Solo, Maureen Fergusin; sil-ver ballet.
Hilda Jaeqoes, Hilda Lawaon;buck and wing taps. Agnes Plnn;to Buddha, Thelma Ackerman. Theballet: Solo, Maureen Fergusin; sil-ver ballet.
The Daily Colonist (1934-06-26) page(8)
Efilth Bonlne, Mapglc Alex-ander, Agnes Hutchinson, Duth Dia-mond, B. Savaimah, Edna Webster.A.
Efilth Bonlne, Mapglc Alex-ander, Agnes Hutchinson, Duth Dia-mond, B. Savaimah, Edna Webster.A.
The Daily Colonist (1911-07-08) page(7)
Mc- Curdy and th» secretary hu,ve 'been ap-i)olntert by the Vancouver Island De-velopment lAgnes Pcans Cam-eron to lecture in the Old Country up-on Victoria.
Mc- Curdy and th» secretary hu,ve 'been ap-i)olntert by the Vancouver Island De-velopment l
The Daily Colonist (1934-06-29) page(8)
THB GREATEST SHOE BARGAINSVKR PLACED BEFORE THE PUBLIC OSltl Local BING CMERRIESFRESH PICKBD DAILY 2 Lbs. 25*=BallaRtyne Bros., Ltd. 639 Fort Straat (Balow Tarry'a) Do Your Prtsanriac N«iP-Wklit Prtet Is Loir A plea.sant evening was .spent onWedneiwlay at the home of Mr andMrs.
THB GREATEST SHOE BARGAINSVKR PLACED BEFORE THE PUBLIC OSltl Local BING CMERRIESFRESH PICKBD DAILY 2 Lbs. 25*=BallaRtyne Bros., Ltd. 639 Fort Straat (Balow Tarry'a) Do Your Prtsanriac N«iP-Wklit Prtet Is Loir A plea.sant evening was .spent onWedneiwlay at the home of Mr andMrs.
The Daily Colonist (1932-11-13) page(8)
"Danny Boy" (Weatherley)and "Love's Old 8weet Song" (Bing-ham); recitation. Julia Kent Jones."Songs My Paddle Sings" (PaulineJohnson); vocal solo, Clifford Rolfe."
"Danny Boy" (Weatherley)and "Love's Old 8weet Song" (Bing-ham); recitation. Julia Kent Jones."Songs My Paddle Sings" (PaulineJohnson); vocal solo, Clifford Rolfe."
The Daily Colonist (1944-10-11) page(18)
ChamberlainTOMORKOV4 JOHN .lOM,*. m Evening Post serial, "The Phantom FiUy," by George Agnes Bilk se»\(»H fxvuv M '’fTiet. oi me Chamberlain^dividend WA.S niurte aOer a mr.
ChamberlainTOMORKOV4 JOHN .lOM,*. m Evening Post serial, "The Phantom FiUy," by George Agnes Bilk se»\(»H fxvuv M '’fTiet. oi me Chamberlain^dividend WA.S niurte aOer a mr.
The Daily Colonist (1947-10-12) page(8)
Stranlx. 4001 Carey Road, and the They know where to buylate Edward Exton. to Charles Leroy | (binge snd what should be paid forMoore, eldest aon of Mr and Mrs I them.
Stranlx. 4001 Carey Road, and the They know where to buylate Edward Exton. to Charles Leroy | (binge snd what should be paid forMoore, eldest aon of Mr and Mrs I them.
The Daily Colonist (1954-07-23) page(2)
A road by any other name would siivll asSWIVI. Agn- •hiiro Mtnister KonncUiKi'=::i.aj .1 vc>'ter»la't thorr •’ ; if .iin«-.dernh|e mn-I cm III me beii> imlu»iiy, indittdtre.tly to the deparimrm ofagrii iihHre " fbtscasf^ hr'iqi/ttsnd Smiley &cfs Mien ywj serve fhiB double treat;Take Seven Up. youf fagrite ice cream
A road by any other name would siivll asSWIVI. Agn- •hiiro Mtnister KonncUiKi'=::i.aj .1 vc>'ter»la't thorr •’ ; if .iin«-.dernh|e mn-I cm III me beii> imlu»iiy, indittdtre.tly to the deparimrm ofagrii iihHre " fbtscasf^ hr'iqi/ttsnd Smiley &cfs Mien ywj serve fhiB double treat;Take Seven Up. youf fagrite ice cream
The Daily Colonist (1959-12-17) page(18)
But they are stiU hoping Gary will change his mind. Maybe Papa Bing will step in to act as peacemaker. * * *The clouds are not quite so heavy over the Lucille Ball-Deal Arnaz marriage.
But they are stiU hoping Gary will change his mind. Maybe Papa Bing will step in to act as peacemaker. * * *The clouds are not quite so heavy over the Lucille Ball-Deal Arnaz marriage.
The Daily Colonist (1944-12-16) page(3)
—butwhen the burgomaster began rub-bing his forehead and twisting hislips about I realized he preferrednot to answer.
—butwhen the burgomaster began rub-bing his forehead and twisting hislips about I realized he preferrednot to answer.
The Daily Colonist (1966-05-03) page(5)
Award was made by Nanaimo SPCA president Richard Bing. Baron’s proud owner Laurie White was on hand for the ceremonies.—(Agnes Flett) people.MADE A NOTE Late in the day, Mr.
Award was made by Nanaimo SPCA president Richard Bing. Baron’s proud owner Laurie White was on hand for the ceremonies.—(Agnes Flett) people.MADE A NOTE Late in the day, Mr.
The Daily Colonist (1966-03-10) page(47)
Analygt walrheg Mur ray' g test. By AGNES FLETTNANAIMO — Three men went on a binge this week, with a big audience watching.
Analygt walrheg Mur ray' g test. By AGNES FLETTNANAIMO — Three men went on a binge this week, with a big audience watching.
The Daily Colonist (1976-08-22) page(20)
The final was an all-Oak Bay affair with Agnes Wicks and John Wise beating Elsie Young and Ben Lang, 31-32. Frances Campbell and Gerry Bing captured “B” event honors with an 18-12 decision over Evelyn and Alf Leahey.
The final was an all-Oak Bay affair with Agnes Wicks and John Wise beating Elsie Young and Ben Lang, 31-32. Frances Campbell and Gerry Bing captured “B” event honors with an 18-12 decision over Evelyn and Alf Leahey.
The Daily Colonist (1975-11-29) page(72)
M Midnight (FM) That Mid- ■%ht Jazz — Fourth to a lOweek BBC series, Satchmo, narrated by Bing Crosby and Benny Carter. Tonight: Louis —Traveilin’ Man: With Nat Gonella, Teddy Buckner Buck Clayton, LU Hardin Armstrong, Ernie Anderson, Leonard Feather.
M Midnight (FM) That Mid- ■%ht Jazz — Fourth to a lOweek BBC series, Satchmo, narrated by Bing Crosby and Benny Carter. Tonight: Louis —Traveilin’ Man: With Nat Gonella, Teddy Buckner Buck Clayton, LU Hardin Armstrong, Ernie Anderson, Leonard Feather.
The Daily Colonist (1978-12-22) page(86)
A portrait of Scotsman Peter Marshall, who came to the U S. to study theology, and eventually be came Chaplain to the Senate. 12 00X Movie-*** “Our Vines Have Tender Grapes" (1945) Mar garet O'Brien, Agnes Moore head. Residents of a small Wisconsin town share their iovs with one another.
A portrait of Scotsman Peter Marshall, who came to the U S. to study theology, and eventually be came Chaplain to the Senate. 12 00X Movie-*** “Our Vines Have Tender Grapes" (1945) Mar garet O'Brien, Agnes Moore head. Residents of a small Wisconsin town share their iovs with one another.
The Daily Colonist (1947-05-02) page(7)
Sunday to praa-pamh hall Hie nex' meeting will, rnt a concert under auspices of Lillie Stories for Bedtimea» rHosno* w Bimruui* A ( Mitts I MAS PARTY IN THE fling n song of Christens*Bing a song of cheer. Bing a song ot gladness.Thar ChristmasUme Is here The dear Old Brier Patch was notthe only place where there was amerry Christmas.
Sunday to praa-pamh hall Hie nex' meeting will, rnt a concert under auspices of Lillie Stories for Bedtimea» rHosno* w Bimruui* A ( Mitts I MAS PARTY IN THE fling n song of Christens*Bing a song of cheer. Bing a song ot gladness.Thar ChristmasUme Is here The dear Old Brier Patch was notthe only place where there was amerry Christmas.
The Daily Colonist (1979-06-05) page(34)
WANTEDACREAGE WITH TIMBER ANYWHERE ON THE ISLAND MAINLAND OR WASHING TON STATE. CALL BING RICHARDS. 388-7868 or 388-5464, Pager «732.BY OWNER: 10 ACRES.
WANTEDACREAGE WITH TIMBER ANYWHERE ON THE ISLAND MAINLAND OR WASHING TON STATE. CALL BING RICHARDS. 388-7868 or 388-5464, Pager «732.BY OWNER: 10 ACRES.
The Daily Colonist (1920-03-21) page(7)
In all therehave been no less than 120 Britishwarships stationed at Esquimau in theseventy-five years it has been used asa naval base. • .When Admiral Bing's squadron re turned from Petropavlevsk after thehistoric events off the Kamchatkancoast during the Crimean war of1864-6 it was to Esquimau that thewar-crippled fighting ships came torefitThe warship America, which was the first of Britain's fighting ships toanchor at Esquimau, arrived in 184Sand was in command of Capt Hon.John Gordon, brother of the thenEarl of Aberdeen, Prime Minister ofEngland.
In all therehave been no less than 120 Britishwarships stationed at Esquimau in theseventy-five years it has been used asa naval base. • .When Admiral Bing's squadron re turned from Petropavlevsk after thehistoric events off the Kamchatkancoast during the Crimean war of1864-6 it was to Esquimau that thewar-crippled fighting ships came torefitThe warship America, which was the first of Britain's fighting ships toanchor at Esquimau, arrived in 184Sand was in command of Capt Hon.John Gordon, brother of the thenEarl of Aberdeen, Prime Minister ofEngland.
The Daily Colonist (1960-11-05) page(32)
Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Agnes Wood, _____ _______________ __ Duncan, and Mrs.
Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Agnes Wood, _____ _______________ __ Duncan, and Mrs.