Index of Vol. 39 No. 1 to 39 No.4, 2006 - BC Historical Federation

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