GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 February 1944, Page 5

GREYTOWN

BOY SCOUTS VISIT OF DOMINION PRESIDENT. (“Times-Age” Special.) The Dominion President of the Boy Scouts, Sir James Grose, and Mr Hector Christie (Dominion Chief Commissioner) will be in Greytown on Wednesday at 11 a.m. The District Commissioner, Mr L. R. Huntley, invites all those interested in the Scout movement to attend at the Scout Den, Main Srcet, tc meet the visiors. Firemen Entertained. After’ the Greytown Volunteer Fire Brigade members had completed their training last night they were the guests of Foreman and Mrs A. Wood at supper. Superintendent J. Wood thanked Mr and Mrs Wood for their hospitality TOWN HALL Tonight two outstanding Russian dramas, “Moscow Strikes Back” and “The Red Flyer,” will be shown. Telling the stirring story of the Soviet’s grim fight against Hitler’s gangsters they are pictures well worth seeing.

ing Captain Simpson's address was of an interesting character. Shop Day Members of the Carterton branch of the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union will hold a shop day in Krahagen's Building on Friday. During the afternoon the monthly meeting will be held in the Masonic Hall, when a farewell gathering will be tendered to a member who is leaving the district. Personal Items. In connection with the death of Signalman A. R. Tankersley, Mr and Mrs Tankersley’s surviving son, Hector, who was mentioned in yesterday’s issue as being on the staff of the Ashburton Hospital, is a patient in that institution and not a member of the staff. A son of Mr R. Clapp, of Belvedere, was last night admitted to the Masterton Hospital and operated upon for appendicitis. REGENT THEATRE “SABOTEUR.” Tonight’s excellent programme will be headed by the thrilling drama, “Saboteur,” in which the chief roles are taken by Robert Cummings, Priscilla Lane and Otto Kruger.