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001B6C8E THE WEST VAN NEWS You neve money when baying at SMITH'S GROCERY at ~II times, bui below we give e few extra epeciuin for this week. SEEDLESS RAISINS, 16 om pke. ) SEEDED RAISINS )...----- MALKIN'S BEST MARMALADE, per jer... PICKLES, Sweet, Sour or Chow WHITE SWAN SOAP SOCKEYE SALMON LOBSTER. pev iiu PLUhi JAhi. I Iix iiu )Vest Vancouver, 23rd ihlarch, 1927. To the Editor, West Vancouver Neivs. Dear Sir: Considering the great success of the boys'on- cert hehl in the llollyburn Thea- tre last evening an&I the ndmir- able way in which nur smnll boys of )Vest Vancouver demon- strnted their eagerness to be- come proficient in music, it i» quite apparent that this latent talent, which has been lying dormant up to the present time, in the matter of our West Van- couver boys'usical education, should not be overlooked for one moment. The large audience, ivhich was most appreciative nn this occa- sion, recognized to the fullest what wonderful results may be obtained by a continuance of this c'ass of education and what it menns under the guidance of so able a teacher as Professor hlorga n. While the result of this con- cert is still fresh in the minds of the West Vancouver people, it may be as well to suggest that the good work of Professor Mor- gan be kept alive and that the municipal council be approached ivith a view to retaining our ivorthy professor as musical director in our public schools in West Vancouver, with a respect- able remuneration for his valu- able services. It must be quite evident that with such valuable talent to ivork upon, our pro- fessor will be enabled to develop this talent in our rising venera- tion and be the means of placing West Vancouver on the map in a musical way. It may be well to repeat that this is an opportune moment in which to secure the services of Professor Morgan, an&1 it is hoped that a ivay may be found by which he will receive a satis- factory remuneration for this most valuable service to our ris- ing generation. I have the honor to be, sir, Yours very truly, LEONARD BURLEY. 2 for 29c Ioc 19c 6 rance for 23& 2 foe I.ic 2.&c euc Siaitb'~ Grocery (A. HARV EI SiIITH. Peop.) 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