SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Thursday, Dee. 27th, 1928.

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THURSDAY, DEC. 27TH — Military
500, in Deep Cove Social Club
‘Hall. Bring your friends, all wel-
come. Tickets, 50c each.

MONDAY, DEC 31ST — New Year’s
Eve dance, in Deep Cove Social;
Club.Hall. Three piece orchestra.
“Old Timers” inform us that this
social function has been held in the
district for 50 years. The direc-
tors announce .this dance as the |
Jubilee Celebration. Good music,

good eats and good fellowship, in

all, a wonderful time. Tickets:
ladies, 75e; gentlemen, $1.00.

THE DEEP COVE SOCIAL CLUB’
progressive 500 on Monday ec eve-

nings will be suspended until fur-
ther notice.

BE SURE. AND ATTEND the Mas-
.querade Dance at Fulford Harbour
“Monday, Dee. 31st, 8.30 p.m.

“COME and be one of the boys
again!’ A banquet and social for
all ex-service men will be held in
Sidney: on Friday, Jan. 18th, under
auspices of the North Saanich

branch. of the. “Canadian : Legion,
B.E.S.L.

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Cudmore’s “pool room at Fulford
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‘By Review: Representative

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Miss Dorothy Vye has been “hating!
Mr. Ronald Lowe, who is attend-| her sister, Miss Amy Vye, at Ganges °
ing the B.C. University, is spending | for the past week.

the Christmas holidays with his par- *
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, West Road.

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By Review Representalive
CENTRAL SETTLEMENT,
27.-——-The annual Christmas
jetert linument put on by the teacher

Dee.

* *

Mr. and Mrs. Rerrie and family,
who have been living for

Miss Mariam Lowe arrived home | months past on Mr. II. Q.
m Saturday from Rossland, where | Property, left on Thursday for Van-
she is teaching in the high school, andi COUver. ‘They are leaving for th.
is spending the next two weeks with Ww est Indies at the end of January.

her parents at Patricia Bay. es
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some : tet ty ment school, Salt Spring Island,

The

SUICCUSS, hall logked pretty dee-

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and Mrs. Harnish have leftteon aeted as chairman and

Nanaimo where they will spend | pleasing:
Christmas holidays.

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their

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Mr. Tom Parkinson, of Nanaimo,

was the holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
C. MeImoyl, West Road.

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jlows: Chorus, ‘We Three Kings

Are.” school: reeitation
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers return- | COpening Pecitation,” Leola Whims;

Mrs. Charlebois, Deep Cove, spent ed home on Friday from Victoria recitation, “Mr. Nobody,” Roy Selby;
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a few days in Vancouver last week | Where they have been spending
where she went to meet Mr. Charle-| Weck with friends.

bois, who was on his way home from! (hr nr eer er en

the East, PENDER

By Review Representative

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-xercise, ‘Santa’s Boys.
Alexander, Roy Selby, Masao
itorace: Stevens, Kenneth

Masatoshi Okano;

Tto,
toodrich,

song, “Sunshine,”
* kok

Master George Pownall, a student!
of the Shawnigan Lake school, ar-
rived to spend the next two weeks
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pow-
nall, Centre Road.

*

Mr. and Mrs. James. Copithorne
left last week for Seattle where they
will be the guest of Mrs. Copithorne’s|4

sister until.after the.New Year.
* * *

Rhymes,” + schoel;

Christmas Means,” Ellen Alexander;

recitation,
A marriage of interest to many} Alexandér; song and drill,

Island residents was that which took

place in Vancouver on the evening

of Dec. 14th, at the home of Dr. and

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recitation, “Hang Up Your
Mr, Albert H. Menzies, of this Island | Inspector, ”
was united in marriage to Mrs. Aina | “Christ
‘} Ferguson, of Springfield, Manitoba.

15 enitdee
Boxes,” school.

tmas

Mr

toria spent the Christmas holidays at’ \of a number of friends and. relatives, i girls; recitation, “When Pa Is Sick,”
-|Deep Cove and were the guests of {the Rev. J. C. Stewart, of Vancouver, ! Horace: “Holy
_ | Ma and Mrs. C officiating. Mr. and Mys,
y |

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turned to their home: on Tuesday.
uk a *

Stevens; chorus,
Moses.
* * * [Ts Sick,’ Horace Stevens; dialogue, j
l“Ghristmas: Doings;” Esme -

| Hatsué Ito; Evelyn Wood,: Sachi Mi
. school:

majiri; chorus, “John Pee,”

Mr. Ernie. Livesey, who - has. been
‘1 teaching” in ‘the Cariboo district for
the past three months, is spending Man a. guest of her brother and_|
the holidays: with ‘his: parents, Capt. sister: in-law, Mr..-and Mrs. “A. U1.
and Mrs. E. Livesey, at “The Manor | Menzies, for the winter.

Farm,” East Road. : |. eke

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Mrs. ia Morrison, of Spr ingfield,

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visit from:-Father

handed “out; the. eif
Basil Ph elps, . who: ’ has: _béen em-} déerful Christm

ployed at Reid Bay, . B. CG... for some lowed, © Eat n

aie istmas, 2

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_ Me. Donald MeDonald: of: “Vancou-

M Mirse J.oP. ey sIvester; ‘Misses: Mar: ral
garet:. Genevieve. and Victoria Sang- | :
pster. of Victoria: ‘spent the Christmas played on: the walis.
iys with their parents, Mr.’ ‘and {and went ‘trom ‘the: ‘opening in nthe
Mrs." George: Sanester, ae Orgsé- qnorning. till cane ami er heconth ene

_ school. ar’ i

of 8 Wednesday: morning: at. the: school, 2
aby vealed | a “well-laden ” ‘and’ glistening 8
| tree”? in’ ench of | ‘the,two rooms, for}.
it. was to be “Gift Day’), at: school.
Zach child: had brought’ a gift. for
Au som G-GLher f allow. pupil. and all fure-|,

thr rd to may

we ante everyone 40;
/ Share, ‘the Joyous: oli

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Whereray hee Lebas vidren | tn *t
tinue their usual work, for the ygtts |
were not to be distributed until the
Jafternoon session, Toachera as well:
qe pupils thoroughly eniaved the an-
ticipation and later, renization, of
the affair. Gifta were augmented by
weeds ond al) wont
{home happy. ;
The folowing day, ‘Chursday.tne
big community, affair wag held, An son
‘Hope Bay {iall, this. ime tuking. the ARM: a im a
form af on -Chriatnias: party. Yor the ne
ehildren, Parlor frames: Were enjoyed 3 EOS
from % uli dap mi, all igien tabling ys
parts, 7 After singing a carnal the ott: .
‘Tdren. sat down, tolong, gaily decor | ¥
ated tables: lighted with tall. eundlas, 4
fgram ie follows: ny he. ‘Hontst! they . found conconted dnp
ey Gunnda, by Burgoyne | Bay, Ainmaseyeloaking “paper ’ yiphiniy
Fulford and: Isabella, Polnt «sehools; et soon: the red: crackers wereeendé)
Tsongty Rings, » “Well, Rings Tsanbella ye forth thoir reporlss- When each | Be
Oly Interrupted Reeitnet; wheat: had: ‘donned: the paper Wate pret ey
Leslie Mollet and “Margaret duced by. the, crackers, wag trilyin Be
Shi: ROME “Constantinople, * Bure aeeng, 4 jbo sndmired, ddan we
oyne Bay nehool; reejtation by Rich: | conved ten almultanoously,: nndowhen:
nd. Pirlo; dialonge, “A Christmas| sy hadidone juatiee. to the dalntics, re
surprise)” Fulford: school; “Old King two More envols wepecmutig, nad thane |. ot
Golo,” Innbella Point school} reeita- werd followed: “hy ‘the satienay Ane |S
dion by Margaret: Cairnsy. tableaux, | em, :
“Christmas Stockings,” Pulford

school; recitation, “Choices,” Isabella; ~ Snat 1 :
{Point school; song, “My Kitty,” Pale | ‘For Sale At A . p!

ford achaolt recitation, “The. Crip. [A LIGHTING PLANT AND POWER

led Dolly,” Margaret. Cairnys "Tho | PLANT COMPINED aly
iyed Dally, argaret. Cairn Bleetrie la td extond their

The B.C,
Surers’ Band," Isabella Point schools jing tuto Beey Cove district and hay a
Mint ‘

“They Want fori ing wlimed up to Lake their Hight a“ wut
= on am compelled to son omy:
bchrisimnsyt “Durothy .. Gye, re Mant ahleh ‘T Tae had inonlysn te
| Ronity... Ratony _Taettations iy {ahort time, Theta te plonty of: power! ie
Mule, w Toward Merely pantomime, to run dyn, - pump nnd” “warhtrige !
hues anid” ‘Sania’ Claus.” Pulford school; machine nt anime pissed Con mee i: wt
“Mamata “Baby Chariie | anvw: to cut: your Wwoode Vian isan
Alovel; song, “Goad King Wencelan,? | first clans order, “The sale inelnded n
+ HONG ae three TLDS Masaey-lntria eng ines |:
VIsabpllia® ‘Point: oa ony dyna,’ sixteen batterers, ahafting,
“AWHILE: dauehy- G PAMIKAAN EL puiiey Abity feteans
noe theKing.® Y

(nechome and: savitehbonrd,
CMe danee- followedy, Fraton’ ie corchen: | COMplote, RSH0.00,... Thins
3 “tra “supplying: the: musice:

By Review Representative
FULFORD HNARBOUR, Dee. oF.

{On Wednesday -evening, Dee. 19th,
the pupils of Burgoyne Bay, Isabelle
Point and McBride's schools gave i
joint Christmas entertamment in the
| Tnstitule Hall, whieh was auch an
joyed., There: wis a lange, attendance.
in.spite of the. fnet. that. dhere were
raany other attractions on, the same
cnighte i Br a
The hall wan “prettily “deeawated in
OVOrATCENs: and: fags and: tha, pene
was well enrricd ote | Me Te
| Jackson netod ns chairman, The: es

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Allen's on Monday ovening was a very gr ent |

very |
srogram owas given as fol- top \

of lnagon,
‘Tommy Tene tine at

Usme Wood; acting song, “Muddled |”
recitation, “What|

“Christmas Song,’ Tommy
“Christ-
mas Candles,” :ten girls; recitation,
“A Christmas Visitor,” Esme Wood;

Stock-
Mrs. A. M. Menzies, Kitsilano, when |ing,” Muriel Stevens; playlet, “Toy

Wood; |

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| NOTICE OF PRIVATE BILL...
|. VERY URGENT NOTICE. is: here:
| by: given that ‘an’ application: will:be

. imade tothe Legislative: Assembly: of-<-::
the “Provinee of. British:.Columbia: at:

fits. next session. on’: behalf’ sof © the ©:
; Chiropodists British Columbia tox:
a private’ bill +6 ke known as: “The
| Chiropody Act” for the ‘purpose of

cof

Chiropody throughout British Co-
Jumbia by providing for a board ot

schoo] (}eXeminers to insure the beller quali.

[fication and ¢

standing of persans prac-
tis

ine anid heldiae themselves out ase:

Miss Helen Harcus, of the Central | pr: aclising the profession of Chirop-

lady in British Columbia and the reg-
istration and licensing of practition:
fers and for the incorporation of the
jrevistered and Heensed Chiropodists

orated in everzreens with red stream jof British Columbia into a body cor.
and shaded Jamps to give the de-}porate under the name of “The ‘Brite &

ha Columbia Chiropady As soeiation”
Mwith powers of acquiring, holding and
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registration and = enrollment
aha the jssuliuy of certificates of «
resistration and of licenses, the ad.
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itions for the general management. of.
the associ intion .
DATED at Vancouver, B.C... this
26th day of November, A.D..1928. ©

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PRIVATE BILL. NOTICE.’

NOTICE is- hereby. given. that. ap- :
plication will be made to. the ‘Legisla~

chorus, | tive : “Assembly. of ‘the -Province . x)
récita- | British Columbia’ at its ‘next’ session’

tion “To Miss Mistietoe,’ Kanako by John Samuel Henry Matson, ‘of
and Mrs.;Dan Moses of Vic-\ The event took place in the presence |Numafiri; acrostic, “Christmas,” 10

the City of Victoria, British Colum
bia, News. Publisher, ‘with’ the: assent.
of the Corporation of the District:
{ Saanich, forsan ‘Act to _provide* ‘fo

. Menzies re- | xient,” school; zecitation, “When)Ma {the following - privileges, rights

ipowers, namely:

1... To ratify. and- config | ‘By-Law:
B jpumber 408 of the Corporation of: th
District of. ei . being. the ““"
i portation By-Law, 1928,” ‘which wa

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who |

the’ 25) | day - of ‘June, 1928," ‘and a
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arry.. passeng
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