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Index of Vol. 39 No. 1 to 39 No.4, 2006Compiled by Melva J. DwyerMelva J. Dwyer is the former headof the Fine Arts Library, Universityof British Columbia. Melva’s firstBCHF index was published in 1988for British Columbia Historial Newsvolumes 11–20, 1977–1987.* an article without illustrationsAUTHORSATKIN, JOHN. From the Editor. 39:1 (2006):1; 39:2 (2006): 1; 39:3 (2006): 1.AVERY, LOUISE. Heritage of BritishColumbia’s Northwest Region. 39:3 (2007):27-28.BAKER, VICTORIA. The Vancouver PoetrySociety. 39:2 (2006): 21-22. *BELYK, ROBERT C. Death Sentence: The NewWestminster Penitentiary. 39:1 (2006): 12-15.BERRY, BERTE. Carroll Aikins: Poet, Playright& Theatre Founder Put Naramata on theMap. 39:3 (2006): 4-7.BOOTH, DUDLEY. For Whom the Bell Tolls:The Story of the Puako. 39:4 (2006): 26-27.BRACHES, FRED. The Case of Private RoyCromarty, Soldier from Whonnock. 39:1(2006): 22-24.BRANDAK, GEORGE. What’s New at RareBooks and Special Collections at the UBCLibrary. 39:4 (2006): 31-32.BRINK, V. C. A Note: One of the “Ifs” in B.C.History. 39:3 (2006): 17. *CODD, LISA. Preserving the Past WhilePlanning for the Future. 39:4 (2006): 31-32. *COOPER, SHERRY. The Orchard Project:Seedlings of Hope on Gambier Island, B.C.39:2 (2006): 7-11.CUNNINGHAM, ROSEMARY. A DebtAcknowledged: Iby Koerner`s Contributionto Vancouver. 39:2 (2006): 12-20.DENNISON, ROBERT G. A Leap of Faith: TheEarly Years of the Reverend Edward Cridge.39:1 (2006): 4-9.DUFFUS, MAUREEN. First Vancouver IslandLegislature. 39:2 (2006): 2-3.DWYER, MELVA. Remembering Anne: AnneMcMaster (Carson) Yandle, 1930-2006. 39:4(2006): 2-3. *GIESBRECHT, DAVID. Mennonite HistoricalSociety Salutes Volunteers. 39:1 (2006): 27.*GOERTZEN, JUDE. A Tradesman’s Paradise:Class, Ethnicity & Housing, Fernwood,Victoria, 1880-1916. 39:4 (2006): 8-12.GREENE, RONALD. Con Jones & the Don’tArgue Tokens of Vancouver, B.C. 39:4 (2006):28-30.-----, -----. David Spencer Ltd. and the“Shopping Coin” . 39:1 (2006): 25-26.-----, -----. John Cort and the Standard Theatrein Victoria. 39:2 (2006): 23-24.-----, -----. Johnson Street Ferry of Victoria, B.C.39:3 (2006): 18-20.-----, -----. Why Tokens? 39:2 (2006): 25. *HAY, CHARLES. Stanley Park’s Lost Garden:Reclaiming a Lost Landmark. 39:4 (2006):4-7.HAYNES, STERLING. Frontier Medicine inthe Chilcotin Region of B.C. 39:1 (2006):10-11.HOU, CHARLES. A Proposal for a New Parkin the Fraser Canyon. 39:4 (2006): 16-18. *LONG, ALAN. Emory Creek: TheEnvironmental Legacy of Gold Mining onthe Fraser River. 39:3 (2006): 8-10.MITCHELL, GARY. Archives and Archivists,A Word from our Provincial Archivist... 39:2(2006): 26. *MOFFORD, GLEN. The Ingraham HotelBeer Parlour 1960-2003: A Victoria, B.C.Institution. 39:4 (2006): 13-15.NESTEROFF, GREGG. Boris Karloff in BritishColumbia. 39:1 (2006): 16-21.O’GRADY, ALIX. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.REEVE, PHYLLIS. Remembering Anne: AnneMcMaster (Carson) Yandle, 1930-2006. 39:4(2006): 2-3. *REEVES, ALASTAIR. In Stanley Park, YouSay?: Killing Caterpillars on a Sunday. 39:1(2006): 2-3.ROBSON, JOHN. Origins of the VancouverName: Another Possibility. 39:4 (2006): 23-24.SEPTER, DIRK. When the Rains Came Early:The Fatal Freak Summer Freshet of 1891.39:2 (2006): 4-6.SNOW, JENNIFER. Digging for ArchivalTreasure. 39:1 (2006): 28. *WELLS, R.E. Banks Island: A Coastal Namewith an Interesting Connection to theFamous British Naturalist & Maori Warriorsof New Zealand. 39:3 (2006): 2-3.WELWOOD, RON. Remembering Anne: AnneMcMaster (Carson) Yandle, 1930-2006. 39:4(2006): 2-3. *WOODWARD, FRANCES. RememberingAnne: Anne McMaster (Carson) Yandle,1930-2006. 39:4 (2006): 2-3. *TITLESBanks Island: A Coastal Name with anInteresting Connection to the Famous BritishNaturalist & Maori Warriors of New Zealandby R.E. Wells. 39:2 (2006): 2-3.Boris Karloff in British Columbia by GreggNesteroff. 39:1 (2006): 16-21.The Case of Private Roy Cromarty, a Soldierfrom Whonnock by Fred Braches. 39:1(2006): 22-24.British Columbia: Russian America’s Legacy byAlix O’Grady. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.British Columbia Historical FederationNewsletter, No. 18, March 2007. 39:4 (2006):19-22.Carroll Aikins: Poet, Playright & TheatreFounder Put Naramata on the Map by BerteBarry. 39:3 (2006): 4-7.Con Jones & the Don’t Argue Tokens ofVancouver, B.C. by Ronald Greene. 39:4(2006): 28-30.David Spencer Ltd. and the “Shopping Coin”by Ronald Greene. 39:1 (2006): 25-26.40 BRITISH COLUMBIA HISTORY | Winter 2010 | Vol. 43 No. 4

Death Sentence: The New WestminsterPenitentiary by Robert C. Belyk. 39:1 (2006):12-15.A Debt Acknowledged: Iby Koerner`sContribution to Vancouver by RosemaryCunningham. 39:2 (2006): 12-20.Digging for Archival Treasure by JenniferSnow. 39:1 (2006): 28. *Emory Creek: The Environmental Legacy ofGold Mining on the Fraser River by AlanLong. 39:3 (2006): 8-10.First Vancouver Island Legislature by MaureenDuffus. 39:2 (2006): 2-3.For Whom the Bell Tolls: The Story of thePuako by Dudley Booth. 39:4 (2006): 26-27.From the Editor by John Atkin. 39:1 (2006): 1;39:2 (2006): 1; 39:3 (2006): 1.Frontier Medicine in the Chilcotin Region ofB.C. by Sterling Haynes. 39:1 (2006): 10-11.Heritage of British Columbia’s NorthwestRegion by Louise Avery. 39:3 (2006): 27-28.In Stanley Park, You Say?: Killing Caterpillarson a Sunday by Alastair Reeves. 39:1 (2006):2-3.Index from 38:1 2005 to 38:4 2005. 39:2 (2006):34-39.*The Ingraham Hotel Beer Parlour 1960-2003: AVictoria , B.C. Institution by GlenMofford. 39:4 (2006): 13-15.John Cort and the Standard Theatre in Victoriaby Ronald Greene. 39:2 (2006): 23-24.Johnson Street Ferry of Victoria, B.C. by RonaldGreene. 39:3 (2006): 18-20.King’s Lynn Celebrates: It’s the 250th Birthdayof Captain George Vancouver. 39:4 (2006):25. *A Leap of Faith: The Early Years of theReverend Edward Cridge by Robert G.Dennison. 39:1 (2006): 4-9.Mennonite Historical Society SalutesVolunteers by David Giesbrecht. 39:1 (2006):27. *Local Historian Honoured with Award. 39:3(2006): 38.A Note: One of the “Ifs” in B.C. History by V.C.Brink. 39:3 (2007): 17. *The Orchard Project: Seedlings of Hope onGambier Island, B.C. by Sherry Cooper. 39:2(2006): 7-11.Origins of the Vancouver Name: AnotherPossibility by John Robson. 39:4 (2006): 23-24.Preserving the Past While Planning for theFuture by Lisa Codd. 39:4 (2006): 31-32. *A Proposal for a New Park in the FraserCanyon by Charles Hou. 39:4 (2006): 16-18.*Remembering Anne: Anne McMaster (Carson)Yandle 1930-2006. 39:4 (2006) 2-3.*Stanley Park’s Lost Garden: Reclaiming a LostLandmark by Charles Hay. 39:4 (2006): 4-7.A Tradesman’s Paradise: Class, Ethnicity &Housing, Fernwood, Victoria, 1880-1916 byJude Goertzen. 39:4 (2006): 8-12.Vancouver Poetry Society by Victoria Baker.39:2 (2006): 21-22. *What’s New at Rare Books and SpecialCollections at the UBC Library by GeorgeBrandak. 39:4 (2006): 31-32.When the Rains Came Early: The Fatal, FreakSummer Freshet of 1891 by Dirk Septer. 39:2(2006): 4-6.Why Tokens? by Ronald Greene. 39:2 (2006):25. *A Word from our Provincial Archivist by GaryMitchell. 39:2 (2006): 26. *SUBJECTSACTORSNesteroff, Gregg. Boris Karloff in BritishColumbia. 39:1 (2006): 16-21.AERIAL SPRAYINGReeves, Alastair. In Stanley Park, You Say?:Killing Caterpillars on a Sunday. 39:1 (2006):2-3.AGRICULTURECooper, Sherry. The Orchard Project:Seedlings of Hope on Gambier Island, B.C.39:2 (2006): 7-11.AIKINS, CHARLES CARROLLBarry, Berte. Carroll Aikins: Poet, Playright& Theatre Founder Put Naramata on theMap. 39:3 (2006): 4-7.ALASKAN PANHANDLEO’Grady, Alix. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.ALEXIS CREEKHaynes, Sterling. Frontier Medicine in theChilcotin Region of B.C. 39:1 (2006): 10-11.ANDERSON’S BRIGADE TRAILHou, Charles. A Proposal for a New Park inthe Fraser Canyon. 39:4 (2006): 16-18. *ANGLICAN CHURCHDennison, Robert G. A Leap of Faith: TheEarly Years of the Reverend Edward Cridge.39:1 (2006): 4-9.ARCHIVESAvery, Louise. Heritage of BritishColumbia’s Northwest Region. 39:3 (2006):27-28.Brandak, George. What’s New at Rare Booksand Special Collections at the UBC Library.39:4 (2006): 31-32.Codd, Lisa. Preserving the Past WhilePlanning for the Future. 39:4 (2006): 31-32. *Giesbrecht, David. Menonnite HistoricalSociety Salutes Volunteers. 39:1 (2006): 27. *Snow, Jennifer. Digging for ArchivalTreasure. 39:1 (2006): 28. *ARCHIVISTSMitchell, Gary. A Word from our ProvincialArchivist. 39:2 (2006): 26. *ARMED FORCESBraches, Fred. The Case of Private RoyCromarty, a Soldier from Whonnock. 39:1(2006): 22-24.ARTIFACTSWells, R.E. Banks Island: A Coastal Namewith an Interesting Connection to theFamous British Naturalist & Maori Warriorsof New Zealand. 39:3 (2006): 2-3.THE ARTSCunningham, Rosemary. A DebtAcknowledged: Iby Koerner`s Contributionto Vancouver. 39:2 (2006): 12-20.AWARDSBCHF Prizes/Awards/Scholarships. 39:1(2006): 1; 39:2 (2006): 1; 39:3 (2006): 1; 39:4(2006): 1.Local Historian Honoured with Award. 39:3(2006): 38.B.C. LEGISLATUREDuffus, Maureen. First Vancouver IslandLegislature. 39:2 (2006): 2-3.BANKS ISLANDWells, R.E. Banks Island: A Coastal Namewith an Interesting Connection to theFamous British Naturalist & Maori Warriorsof New Zealand. 39:3 (2006): 2-3.BARKENTINESBooth, Dudley. For Whom the Bell Tolls:The Story of the Puako. 39:4 (2006): 26-27.BEER PARLOURS see PUBSBEDAUX EXPEDITIONBrink, V.C. A Note: One of the “Ifs” in B.C.History. 39:3 (2006): 17. *BELLSBooth, Dudley. For Whom the Bell Tolls:The Story of the Puako. 39:4 (2006): 26-27.BERING, VITOSO’Grady, Alix. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.BIOGRAPHIESBarry, Berte. Carroll Aikins: Poet, Playright& Theatre Founder Put Naramata on theMap. 39:3 (2006): 4-7.Cunningham, Rosemary. A DebtAcknowledged: Iby Koerner`s Contributionto Vancouver. 39:2 (2006): 12-20.Dennison, Robert G. A Leap of Faith: TheEarly Years of the Reverend Edward Cridge.39:1 (2006): 4-9.BRIDGESGreene, Ronald. Johnson Street Ferry ofVictoria, B.C. 39:3 (2006): 18-20.Hou, Charles. A Proposal for a New Park inthe Fraser Canyon. 39:4 (2006): 16-18. *BUTE, MARQUIS ofDennison, Robert G. A Leap of Faith: TheEarly Years of the Reverend Edward Cridge.39:1 (2006): 4-9.BRITISH COLUMBIA HISTORY | Winter 2010 | Vol. 43 No. 4 41

CANNERIESSepter, Dirk. When the Rains Came Early:The Fatal, Freak Summer Freshet of 1891.39:2 (2006): 4-6.CATERPILLARSReeves, Alastair. In Stanley Park, You Say?:Killing Caterpillars on a Sunday.39:1 (2006): 2-3.CELEBRATIONSKing’s Lynn Celebrates: It’s the 250thBirthday of Captain George Vancouver. 39:4(2006): 25. *CHAPBOOKSBaker, Victoria. The Vancouver PoetrySociety. 39:2 (2006): 21-22. *CHILCOTIN AREAHaynes, Sterling. Frontier Medicine in theChilcotin Region of B.C. 39:1 (2006): 10-11.COINSGreene, Ronald. Why Tokens? 39:2 (2006):25. *COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL seeVANCOUVER COMMUNITY MUSICSCHOOL CONFERENCESBCHF Victoria Conference 2007. 39:3 (2006):21-26.COOK, JAMESO’Grady, Alix. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.Wells, R.E. Banks Island: A Coastal Namewith an Interesting Connection to theFamous British Naturalist & Maori Warriorsof New Zealand. 39:3 (2006): 2-3.CORT, JOHNGreene, Ronald. John Cort and the StandardTheatre in Victoria. 39:2 (2006): 23-24.CRIDGE, EDWARD and MARYDennison, Robert G. A Leap of Faith: TheEarly Years of the Reverend Edward Cridge.39:1 (2006): 4-9.CROMARTY, ROYBraches, Fred. The Case of Private RoyCromarty, a Soldier from Whonnock. 39:1(2006): 22-24.DAVID SPENCER LTD.Greene, Ronald. David Spencer Ltd. and the“Shopping Coin”. 39:1 (2006): 25-26.DEATHSSepter, Dirk. When the Rains Came Early:The Fatal, Freak Summer Freshet of 1891.39:2 (2006): 4-6.DOCTORSHaynes, Sterling. Frontier Medicine in theChilcotin Region of B.C. 39:1 (2006): 10-11.DOUGLAS, JAMESDuffus, Maureen. First Vancouver IslandLegislature. 39:2 (2006): 2-3.DRAMABarry, Berte. Carroll Aikins: Poet, Playright& Theatre Founder Put Naramata on theMap. 39:3 (2006): 4-7.DREDGINGLong, Alan. Emory Creek: theEnvironmental Legacy of Gold Mining onthe Fraser River. 39:3 (2006): 8-10.EDITORIALSAtkin, John. From the Editor. 39:1 (2006): 1;39:2 (2006): 1; 39:3 (2006): 1.ELECTIONSDuffus, Maureen. First Vancouver IslandLegislature. 39:2 (2006): 2-3.EMORY CREEKLong, Alan. Emory Creek: TheEnvironmental Legacy of Gold Mining onthe Fraser River. 39:3 (2007): 8-10.ENTREPENEURSGoertzen, Jude. A Tradesman’s Paradise:Class, Ethnicity & Housing, Fernwood,Victoria, 1880-1916. 39:4 (2006): 8-12.ENVIRONMENTLong, Alan. Emory Creek: TheEnvironmental Legacy of Gold Mining onthe Fraser River. 39:3 (2006): 8-10.EXPLORATIONSO’Grady, Alix. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.Robson, John. Origins of the VancouverName: Another Possibility. 39:4 (2006): 23-24.Wells, R.E. Banks Island: A Coastal Namewith an Interesting Connection to theFamous British Naturalist & Maori Warriorsof New Zealand. 39:3 (2006): 2-3.FERNWOOD NEIGHBOURHOODGoertzen, Jude. A Tradesman’s Paradise:Class, Ethnicity & Housing, Fernwood,Victoria, 1880-1916. 39:4 (2006): 8-12.FERRIESGreene, Ronald. Johnson Street Ferry ofVictoria, B.C. 39:3 (2006): 18-20.FEWSTER, ERNESTBaker, Victoria. The Vancouver PoetrySociety. 39:2 (2006): 21-22. *FIRST NATIONS PEOPLEHou, Charles. A Proposal for a New Park inthe Fraser Canyon. 39:4 (2006): 16-18. *Long, Alan. Emory Creek: TheEnvironmental Legacy of Gold Mining onthe Fraser River. 39:3 (2006): 8-10.O’Grady, Alix. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.FISHINGLong, Alan. Emory Creek: TheEnvironmental Legacy of Gold Mining onthe Fraser River. 39:3 (2006): 8-10.FORT VICTORIADennison, Robert G. A Leap of Faith: TheEarly Years of the Reverend Edward Cridge.39:1 (2006): 4-9.Duffus, Maureen. First Vancouver IslandLegislature. 39:2 (2006): 2-3.FRASER RIVERHou, Charles. A Proposal for a New Park inthe Fraser Canyon. 39:4 (2006): 16-18. *Long, Alan. Emory Creek: TheEnvironmental Legacy of Gold Mining onthe Fraser River. 39:3 (2006): 8-10.FUR TRADEHou, Charles. A Proposal for a New Park inthe Fraser Canyon. 39:4 (2006): 16-18. *GAMBIER ISLANDCooper, Sherry. The Orchard Project:Seedlings of Hope on Gambier Island, B.C.39:2 (2006): 7-11.GARDENSHay, Charles. Stanley Park’s Lost Garden:Reclaiming a Lost Landmark. 39:4 (2006):4-7.GENEALOGYRobson, John. Origins of the VancouverName: Another Possibility. 39:4 (2006): 23-24.GOLD RUSH 1858Greene, Ronald. Johnson Street Ferry ofVictoria, B.C. 39:3 (2006): 18-20.GOVERNMENTSDuffus, Maureen. First Vancouver IslandLegislature. 39:2 (2006): 2-3.HAZELTON PIONEER MUSEUM andARCHIVESAvery, Louise. Heritage of British Columbia’sNorthwest Region. 39:3 (2006): 27-28.HELMCKEN, JOHN SEBASTIANDuffus, Maureen. First Vancouver IslandLegislature. 39:2 (2006): 2-3.HERITAGE HOUSESGoertzen, Jude. A Tradesman’s Paradise:Class, Ethnicity & Housing, Fernwood,Victoria, 1880-1916. 39:4 (2006): 8-12.HJORTHEY, HUGO and FAMILYCooper, Sherry. The Orchard Project:Seedlings of Hope on Gambier Island, B.C.39:2 (2006): 7-11.HOSPITALSHaynes, Sterling. Frontier Medicine in theChilcotin Region of B.C. 39:1 (2006): 10-11.HOTELSMofford, Glen. The Ingraham HotelBeer Parlour 1960-2003: A Victoria , B.C.Institution. 39:4 (2006): 13-15.HOWE SOUNDCooper Sherry. The Orchard Project:Seedlings of Hope on Gambier Island, B.C.39:2 (2006): 7-11.HUDSON‘S BAY COMPANYDennison, Robert G. A Leap of Faith: TheEarly Years of the Reverend Edward Cridge.39:1 (2006): 4-9.O’Grady, Alix. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.42 BRITISH COLUMBIA HISTORY | Winter 2010 | Vol. 43 No. 4

ILLUSTRATIONS,COVERBoris Karloff, 1914. 39:1 (2006).Con Jones’, “Don’t Argue” Sign on GranvilleStreet. 39:4 (2006).H.R.H. Princes Margaret Receiving IbyKoerner at First International Festival, 19July, 1958. 39:2 (2006).Victoria Harbour, 1850’s. 39:3 (2006).IMMIGRATIONGoertzen, Jude. A Tradesman’s Paradise:Class, Ethnicity & Housing, Fernwood,Victoria, 1880-1916. 39:4 (2006): 8-12.INGRAHAM, VICTORMofford, Glen. The Ingraham HotelBeer Parlour 1960-2003: A Victoria , B.C.Institution. 39:4 (2006): 13-15.INSERTSBCHF Victoria Conference 2007. 39:3 (2006):21-26.British Columbia Historical FederationNewsletter, No. 18, March 2007. 39:4 (2006):19-22.ISLANDSCooper, Sherry. The Orchard Project:Seedlings of Hope on Gambier Island, B.C.39:2 (2006): 7-11.Wells, R.E. Banks Island: A Coastal Namewith an Interesting Connection to theFamous British Naturalist & Maori Warriorsof New Zealand. 39:3 (2007): 2-3.JAILS see PRISONSJONES, CONGreene, Ronald. Con Jones & the Don’tArgue Tokens of Vancouver, B.C. 39:4 (2006):28-30.JOYNSON, JOHN HENRYBelyk, Robert C. Death Sentence: The NewWestminster Penitentiary. 39:1 (2006): 12-15.KAMCHATKA EXPEDITIONO’Grady, Alix. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.KARLOFF, BORISNesteroff, Gregg. Boris Karloff in BritishColumbia. 39:1 (2006): 16-21.KING’S LYNN, NORFOLKKing’s Lynn Celebrates: It’s the 250thBirthday of Captain George Vancouver. 39:4(2006): 25. *KITIMAT MUSEUM AND ARCHIVESAvery, Louise. Heritage of British Columbia’sNorthwest Region. 39:3 (2006): 27-28.KOERNER FAMILYCunningham, Rosemary. A DebtAcknowledged: Iby Koerner`s Contributionto Vancouver. 39:2 (2006): 12-20.LAMARQUE, ERNESTBrink, V.C. A Note: One of the “Ifs” in B.C.History. 39:3 (2006): 17. *LANDSLIDESSepter, Dirk. When the Rains Came Early:The Fatal, Freak Summer Freshet of 1891.39:2 (2006): 4-6.MEDICINEHaynes, Sterling. Frontier Medicine in theChilcotin Region of B.C. 39:1 (2006): 10-11.MEMORIALSYandle, Anne. Remembering Anne: AnneMcMaster (Carson) Yandle, 1930-2006. 39:4(2006): 2-3. *MENNONITE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OFB.C.Giesbrecht, David. Mennonite HistoricalSociety Salutes Volunteers. 39:1 (2006): 27. *MININGLong, Alan. Emory Creek: TheEnvironmental Legacy of Gold Mining onthe Fraser River. 39:3 (2006): 8-10.MISCELLANY39:1 (2006): 39-41; 39:2 (2006): 40-41; 39:3(2006): 40-41; 39:4 (2006): 40.MITCHELL, GARYMitchell, Gary. A Word from our ProvincialArchivist. 39:2 (2006): 26. *MOLNAR, IBOLYA (IBY) IDACunningham, Rosemary. A DebtAcknowledged: Iby Koerner`s Contributionto Vancouver. 39:2 (2006): 12-20.MONTGOMERY, JOHNHay, Charles. Stanley Park’s Lost Garden:Reclaiming a Lost Landmark. 39:4 (2006):4-7.MUSEUMSAvery, Louise. Heritage of British Columbia’sNorthwest Region. 39:3 (2006): 27-28.NANAIMOLocal Historian Honoured with Award. 39:3(2006): 38.NARAMATABarry, Berte. Carroll Aikins: Poet, Playwright& Theatre Founder Put Naramata on theMap. 39:3 (2006): 4-7.NATIONAL SPORTS CLUBGreene, Ronald. Con Jones & the Don’tArgue Tokens of Vancouver, B.C. 39:4 (2006):28-30.NEW WESTMINSTERBelyk, Robert C. Death Sentence: The NewWestminster Penitentiary. 39:1 (2006): 12-15.NICHOLS, PEGGYLocal Historian Honoured with Award. 39:3(2006): 38.NOOTKA SOUNDO’Grady, Alix. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.OBITUARIESCrosse, John Anthony, November 17, 1925-October 31, 2006. 39:4 (2006): 40. *ORCHARDSCooper, Sherry. The Orchard Project:Seedlings of Hope on Gambier Island, B.C.39:2 (2006): 7-11.PACIFIC NORTHWESTO’Grady, Alix. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.Septer, Dirk. When the Rains Came Early:The Fatal, Freak Summer Freshet of 1891.39:2 (2006): 4-6.Wells, R.E. Banks Island: A Coastal Namewith an Interesting Connection to theFamous British Naturalist & Maori Warriorsof New Zealand. 39:3 (2006): 2-3.PARKSHay, Charles. Stanley Park’s Lost Garden:Reclaiming a Lost Landmark. 39:4 (2006):4-7.Hou, Charles. A Proposal for a New Park inthe Fraser Canyon. 39:4 (2006): 16-18. *Reeves, Alastair. In Stanley Park, You Say?:Killing Caterpillars on a Sunday. 39:1 (2006):2-3.PENITENTIARIES see PRISONSPOETRYBaker, Victoria. The Vancouver PoetrySociety. 39:2 (2006): 21-22. *POOL HALLSGreene, Ronald. Con Jones & the Don’tArgue Tokens of Vancouver, B.C. 39:4 (2006):28-30.PRATT, WILLIAM HENRY see KARLOFF,BORISPRINCE RUPERTSepter, Dirk. When the Rains Came Early:the Fatal Freak Summer Freshet of 1891. 39:2(2006): 4-6.PRINCE RUPERT CITY and REGIONALARCHIVESAvery, Louise. Heritage of British Columbia’sNorthwest Region. 39:3 (2006): 27-28.PRISONSBelyk, Robert C. Death Sentence: The NewWestminster Penitentiary. 39:1 (2006): 12-15.THE PUAKOBooth, Dudley. For Whom the Bell Tolls:The Story of the Puako. 39:4 (2006): 26-27.PUBSMofford, Glen. The Ingraham HotelBeer Parlour 1960-2003: A Victoria , B.C.Institution. 39:4 (2006): 13-15.REFUND CHEQUESGreene, Ronald. David Spencer Ltd. and the“Shopping Coin”. 39:1 (2006): 25-26.RUSSIAN AMERICA COMPANYO’Grady, Alix. British Columbia: RussianAmerica’s Legacy. 39:3 (2006): 11-16.SALMONLong, Alan. Emory Creek:TheEnvironmental Legacy of Gold Mining onthe Fraser River. 39;3 (2006): 8-10.Septer, Dirk. When the Rains Came Early:BRITISH COLUMBIA HISTORY | Winter 2010 | Vol. 43 No. 4 43

The Fatal, Freak Summer Freshet of 1891.39:2 (2006): 4-6.SAN FRANCISCOBooth, Dudley. For Whom the Bell Tolls:The Story of the Puako. 39:4 (2006): 26-27.SKEENA RIVERSepter, Dirk. When the Rains Came Early:The Fatal Freak Summer Freshet of 1891.39:2 (2006): 4-6.SMITH, JOSEPHBelyk, Robert C. Death Sentence: The NewWestminster Penitentiary. 39:1 (2006): 12-15.SOCIAL LIFE AND CUSTOMSCunningham, Rosemary. A DebtAcknowledged: Iby Koerner`s Contributionto Vancouver. 39:2 (2006): 12-20.Goertzen, Jude. A Tradesman’s Paradise:Class, Ethnicity & Housing, Fernwood,Victoria, 1880-1916. 39:4 (2006): 8-12.Greene, Ronald. Why Tokens? 39:2 (2006):25. *SOCIETIESBaker, Victoria. The Vancouver PoetrySociety. 39:2 (2006): 21-22. *Giesbrecht, David. Mennonite HistoricalSociety Salutes Volunteers. 39:1 (2006): 27. *SOLDIERSBraches, Fred. The Case of Private RoyCromarty, a Soldier from Whonnock. 39:1(2006): 22-24.SPENCER, DAVIDGreene, Ronald. David Spencer Ltd. and the“Shopping Coin”. 39:1 (2006): 25-26.SPRAYINGReeves, Alastair. In Stanley Park, You Say?:Killing Caterpillars on a Sunday.39:1 (2006): 2-3.STANLEY PARKHay, Charles. Stanley Park’s Lost Garden:Reclaiming a Lost Landmark. 39:4 (2006):4-7.Reeves, Alastair. In Stanley Park, You Say?:Killing Caterpillars on a Sunday.39:1 (2006): 2-3.T. EATON COMPANYGreene, Ronald. David Spencer Ltd. and the“Shopping Coin”. 39:1 (2006): 25-26.TELEGRAPH CREEKBrink, V.C. A Note: One of the “Ifs” in B.C.History. 39:3 (2006): 17. *TELKWA MUSEUMAvery, Louise. Heritage of British Columbia’sNorthwest Region. 39:3 (2006): 27-28.THEATRESBarry, Berte. Carroll Aikins: Poet, Playwright& Theatre Founder Put Naramata on theMap. 39:3 (2006): 4-7.Greene, Ronald. John Cort and the StandardTheatre in Victoria. 39:2 (2006): 23-24.TOKENSGreene, Ronald. Con Jones & the Don’tArgue Tokens of Vancouver, B.C. 39:4 (2006):28-30.-----, -----. 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A DebtAcknowledged: Iby Koerner`s Contributionto Vancouver. 39:2 (2006): 12-20.VANCOUVER INTERNATIONALFESTIVAL, 1958Cunningham, Rosemary. A DebtAcknowledged: Iby Koerner`s Contributionto Vancouver. 39:2 (2006): 12-20.VAUDEVILLEBaker, Victoria. The Vancouver PoetrySociety. 39:2 (2006): 21-22. *Greene, Ronald. John Cort and the StandardTheatre in Victoria. 39:2 (2006): 23-24.VICTORIAGoertzen, Jude. A Tradesman’s Paradise:Class, Ethnicity & Housing, Fernwood,Victoria, 1880-1916. 39:4 (2006): 8-12.Greene, Ronald. David Spencer Ltd. and the“Shopping Coin”. 39:1 (2006): 25-26.-----, -----. John Cort and the StandardTheatre in Victoria. 39:2 (2006): 23-24.-----, -----. Johnson Street Ferry of Victoria,B.C. 39:3 (2006): 18-20.Mitchell, Gary. A Word from our ProvincialArchivist. 39:2 (2006): 26. *Mofford, Glen. The Ingraham HotelBeer Parlour 1960-2003: A Victoria , B.C.Institution. 39:4 (2006): 13-15.VOYAGESWells, R.E. Banks Island: A Coastal Namewith an Interesting Connection to theFamous British Naturalist & Maori Warriorsof New Zealand. 39:3 (2006): 2-3.WHONNOCKBraches, Fred. The Case of Private RoyCromarty, a Soldier from Whonnock. 39:1(2006): 22-24.WORLD WAR IBraches, Fred. The Case of Private RoyCromarty, a Soldier from Whonnock. 39:1(2006): 22-24.WORLD WAR IICunningham, Rosemary. A DebtAcknowledged: Iby Koerner`s Contributionto Vancouver. 39:2 (2006): 12-20.WRIGHT, WILLIAMHaynes, Sterling. Frontier Medicine in theChilcotin Region of B.C. 39:1 (2006): 10-11.YALEHou, Charles. A Proposal for a New Park inthe Fraser Canyon. 39:4 (2006): 16-18. *BOOK REVIEWSASHBY, Daryl. John Muir, West CoastPioneer. Reviewed by Bruce M. Watson. 39:2(2006): 29-30.BARNHOLDEN, Michael. Reading the RiotAct: A Brief History of Riots in Vancouver.Reviewed by Janet Nicol. 39:3 (2006): 34-35.COWAN, Robert and Joan. Enderby: AnIllustrated History. Reviewed by WayneCunningham. 39:2 (2006): 28-29.CROOKS, Sylvia. 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