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..years ago by Bob Matthews.

TATLOW VALLEY
NEWS AND BRIEFS

We had no idea our small peb-

ble would create so large a circle.

of sparkling comment. We en-
joyed: the:jest but being practical
do not wish to taint our fair val-

ley. permanently. by. so spicy a-

pseudonym... After deep deliber-
ation we decided’ to headline our

news. with the official map title— -
‘Tatlow Valley—with which this

district was named some 20 odd

We
hope. we have saved. the Chamber

of Commerce any undue embar-
rassment.” -

We. regret, however, our. in-
ability to reveal the identity of
the Must-Gets. Surely it can be
realized that should they be known

any future claims-~ they stake
could be jumped. There are au-
thentic prospect ‘holes in the

mountain, but don’t start a gold
rush! They were dug for coal.

We are glad to report:

Grace Mears passed her exam-
inations and will enter the Jubi-
lee hospital, Feb. 6.

Molly Kynaston did not have
measles.- She has returned to the
Queen Alexandria Solarium.

Bob Matthews is home again,
He must have read last :week’s
Review, and. can he make tea!

Alex Sangster has recovered
from his illness. -

Douglas’ Brathwaite: has joined
the ranks of the Tatlow-Airport

' erew.

John Danks ‘is back working
for the Saanich Freight after: an
operation.

There are rumours of a Valen-_

tine tea-at Deep Cove school.

| Watch for ‘the: announcement.
- HIGHLIGHTS OF THE STORM

Our sincere thanks to all those

. Who- ‘kept. every ‘public service, we

enjoy, in operation throughout

the severe pweether, “We. Tecom-

mend medals.

. Yes, we had snow-—ten inches,
and: we. had fun but ‘after ; the

“EVERY. NIGHT at 7. 30° | |
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Saanich had netted. $1,200.

P.-T.A. TO FURNISH REFERENCE
MATERIAL IN JUNIOR SCHOOLS

Mrs. O. Thomas, presided at
the regular monthly meeting of
the North ‘Saanich Parent-Teach-

-ers’ Association in the High school

on Monday evening.

“Mr. Breckenridge reported on
the District Council meeting held
in Victoria. He told how the
three delegates received applause
when the president, Mrs. Thomas,
reported thatthe bazaar in North
This
was by. far. the most. successful

third day we decided not to pack
up for the Prairies.

Six large birds were seen cir-
cling. high over Land’s End just
previous to the storm. They
looked like eagles. Any informa-
tion as to their identity and pur-
pose will be gladly received.

Sleds, from barrel staves to
masterpieces worked overtime.
Even Mrs. Peake.and Mrs. Kynas-
ton slid down the mountain with
a load of wood.

Some icicles noted were two
feet. long.

Woodpiles had a tendency to
deteriorate.

The creek broke its banks and
threatened to: flood Mollets’ but
no damage was ‘done.

During’ the worst blizzard, Mrs.
Braithwaite, Mrs. Peake’ and
daughters, Molly Kynaston and
Slim Lee braved the elements to
have coffee at Hartshornes.

Mrs. Scott, Mrs. °B. Mears. and
Grace of Tatlow valiantly dared
the storm. to attend a shower on
the. Hill, honouring Miss Muriel
Holder.

Card games were in ‘order for
chilly nights. Although no 29’s
were made in. cribbage,. three
double skunks -were suffered in
consecutive’ games.
record. Bill and Eddie would’ like

sto know..

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| AROUND TOWN,

, Social Editor, E. M. Wakefield,

Telephone ‘140R..

. ayans Booth, donee: operator .
“of Lavene’s “Beauty. Salon,
ney, is recovering-from an /opera- -

tion. in ‘Vancouver. “

~ Leroy. Moore. is recovering: fire :

. Lawson. «

SE and. Mrs."

tary. schools,. Sidney, Deep Cove

- on reference or musical material.

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Is. that a’

. Mrs. Till Charms _
Victoria Musical
Sid- .

- London,” L.R.A.M.,. “who.” recently

: '..took up. residence. at Deep. Cove,
his? recent accident. :and:-is “doing:

_ - Slight work. on -the: -property |. on’
: “Wilson. Road” hee ‘purchased ‘- ten,
“gently, from: J..; 5 ;

“De ‘Norbury, » cal partner - in hes!
mi j £. Moore,’ Week.
“patient: enka . Gray, Rockland “Ave...

> toria ‘musiéal circles, on ~Tuesday
-evening, January-’28.-

“servatory » Alumni

ILLUSTRATED LECTURE

“The Atomic Book”

By Rev. J. A. R. Tingley, Dist. Secretary
British and Foreign Bible Society .

ANGLICAN HALL, 2nd Street, Sidney

FRIDAY, FEB. 7, at 8 p.m.
ANNUAL MEETING WILL FOLLOW

affair of its kind in the district.
Four. delegates were appointed -
to attend. the. Provincial -Conven-
tion which will be held in Victoria
in April.
Principals of the three elemen-

and McTavish Road, were em-
powered to spend up to $75 each

‘Following .the business. session’ &
Mrs. R. Dymond, ‘Home Econom- ~
ics instructress, gave a demon-
stration on the pressure. cooker.

Halifax taking a course in radar.
Mrs. A. L. Wilson, Fifth St.,
left by plane on Tuesday, Jan.
28, for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Gordon Dixon, Van-

couver,

Pastor Cardey, of South Africa,
is visiting Rest Haven and ‘ex-
pects to return to his home when
the next boat leaves for that
point.

Congratulations were received
by J..D. Godwin Sv., Patricia Bay,
en Saturday, Feb. 1, when he
celebrated his 77th birthday.

MARCONI’S MODEL 219

Standard and Short-Wave, Walnut Table Model
‘ Blectric Radio. New, with smart $Qg°°
illuminated panel. Now on Display...........-

NEW MODEL SPARTONS WILL BE HERE
THIS WEEK. WATCH FOR THEM!

Still a good selection of BATTERY RADIOS—
See them NOW. . *] R50
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Miss Helen Hudon arrived this
week from Winnipegz to be the -
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Boutell,
Third Street.

“Mr. and Mrs. Horace Peck, who
had been visiting Mr. Peck’s par-
ents, Col. C. ...Peek, V.C.,
‘D.S.O., and Mrs. Peck, left. Van-
couver on Jan. 25 for New York,
to sail on the ‘Queen Elizabeth”
for England, to attend the wed-
ding of Mrs. Peck’s sister, Sr.
Cmdr. Aileen Prescott, A.T.S.,
and to spend:.three months visit-
ing relatives and friends.

The executive council of the
B.C.:° Division, Canadian Weekly
Newspapers Association ‘met on
Friday and Saturday in Vancou-
‘ver for the zee meeting of the :
year. :

INTER-OFFICE PHONE and PUBLIC aDDRES
. SYSTEMS BUILT

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Pr. C..E. Ford, of Sidney,
‘elected “to” the executive at the
Harrison. Hot Springs Convention,
attended’ the meeting.

Is your car hard to start, does. it ! “ning”? f
on. hills — does it stall when you: stop?
Tf so you:need a ‘motor tune-up.
To properly adjust the various: ‘mechanical
te adjustments so that maximum: ‘efficiency, fs
» is obtained:in your car engine ....we have. S
~ complete- equipment, ‘for. doing’ this: work ot
~. quickly. and: ‘scientifically, | and — ante a
- mechanic to. operate ‘it. 7

ie YOU WILL: NOTE THE ‘DIFFERENCE! ;
Drive In Today — — - Take Care: of Your Car

IMPERIAL SERVICE STAT N

Group In Victoria. -
GRSM.,

‘Mrs: - “Madeleine Till,

made-her first’ appearance ‘in’ Vie-

“*. The informal | musicale’: ‘follow:
‘eda meeting ‘of: the: Toronto ‘Con-
held vat =the
“home: of “Dr. and. Mrs. ° We AS

“Mire. Geo.; ‘MeMickens ‘of. Shoal
°° Harbour, left on : Monday for * :
oe snore visit to Seattle, - :

“Rev. - Skitch, - of. ; ‘Edmonton, is
on a guest at: Rest Haven.

Mrs." ee PAL: ‘Knight, - with her
: baby. son is visiting her. parents, :
me “My, and Mrs... Sapsford, ae &
» Street, - while , her. naira Asvin.

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