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- SCOUTS ACTIVE
IN SIDNEY

Sidney. Scouts met as usual. on
-Wednesday .last’and S. M. Dalton
4: )«6thanked “all Scouts® for. giving .a
--, good. display on Parents’ Night.

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tion: the Lions took: Morse -with
‘A. S.. M. Chuck.-Tyler,.:the Owls
-took-Pioneering with .T..L. G.

’ with, S..M. Dalton... The. score to’

Pat. Dalton; -460 for the Lions,

Leader Bill Cowell, and 452 for

the Owls, led by Glen Pearson.
In patrol. games the Lions were

ond with 16, andthe Wolves third
with 15 points all out of a possible
20.

During the evening S. M. Dal-
ton gave a talk on mapping and
h «illustrated it with the aid of a

- compass.

At the Court of Honour meet-
ing the main. topic was. Easter
Camp and where.-it is to be held.
Suggestions. put forward were

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“Macbeth, Hamlet
Thrill Audiences

oa. ‘splendid, + full- throated
livery’ by. Joseph Holland made

#.. beth a living, ‘tragic figure at the
. “Hilker” on Tuesday: evening in
Victoria..:

Shakespeare’ s ‘famous lings
again thriled:a full audience in
Miss Webster’s. presentation: ‘of
Hamlet and':Macbeth. Monday

did’ full :-justice. to the
Malcolm. on ‘Tuesday.

4... The stagecraft
f -Simple-. settings, .
ranged -:.

role «of

admirably .ar-
“saw -principal.

l cented speeches. |

-owright-in “his. Macbeth . unfolded

z sired,. again’.and again’ the audi-
“ence became aware.-of:: the. mod-.».
ernity. ‘of the: oft- used ‘phrases. :

The witches ‘scenes ‘of. ‘Macbeth,

So.

a always.” a

~ ably acted.

; Carol» ‘Goodner: ‘as Lady “Mac-™
: “beth,” ‘spoke. well, :-her’ fine: diction”
was. a high: spot ‘of the evenings

FISHING MOVIES.
AT: FULFORD»

showing. of: the: films“ of: the..Na-

films: on: Politics, Care!’and: ‘Feed:

terprises,’ ete. Of: special. interest:

‘COAL’ AND. ‘wooD RANGE, $10.

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In the weekly patrol. competi-

\. Flint, and..the Wolves First. Aid
date is 476 for the Wolves, Leader

first with 18 points, the Owls sec- .

Salt Spring, Pender and: Saturna,

de- |

y every speech’ clear. and his: Mac- -

i evening’s Hamlet, Alfred. Ryder, .

was excellent. ©

B players:
spotlighted. skillfully for. their ac--

*. The plot, :of . the. master ‘play-

with the. speed’ ‘and ease so de- °

“production : problem, ‘
were, solved with skill and: cadmir-.

‘were ® ‘discussed.
» the ‘meeting; «

A large audiehce. attended. thes

tional :Film: Board at* Fulford: Hall
on... Saturday: evening. There. ‘were’:

ing . Of: ‘Children; -Community:: Ens.)

ated: “by A: ‘Davis: J Edward” T peeey
and: Mr. “McPh erson.: ox “collection:

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‘In and

AROUND TOWN

PPO PO

.. Mrs. Stanley Brethour, ‘Oak-
“land: Ave.,is. a -patient a Rest
Haven. .

Eddie Mason, two-year-old son
of -Mr.: and. Mrs. Edwin ‘Mason,

‘Queens Ave., returned home from —

‘Rest: Haven Sunday after being

~ seriously ill.

er ee
Members and friends of. the
Deep Cove Community..Club: met
Friday night to play court: whist
and cribbage. Mrs. B. Taylor
and Mrs. .K. D. Scott tied -for
ladies high in whist and high man
was B. Mears. Consolation prize
went to Gordon Hay. Mrs. W.
Kynaston and W. Todd. won prizes
in. cribbage, and H. Starck was
the consolation prize | winner.
Atter the games, refreshments
were rook ed. by members of the
‘club. :
a att at 7
Mr. and Mrs. Allan:
Madrona. ‘Drive;. Deep Cove,

Harper,
- had

“as their guests'over the week-end,

Mrs.. Harvey and Mr. ‘and Mrs.

' Lloyd Detwiller, of. Victoria, Miss
-B.. Cooper, and. .their
; from Vancouver,

ae % ae

f “Word has: been received - here
of the death of..Mrs. Ernie. Lew-
ington, of Okanagan Landing.
Mr. Lewington’.was. stationed at
Patricia Bay during: the war. and

both he and. Mrs. Lewington were

well known in the district.
OR O®
- Mr. and - Mrs.-B. F. Nunn left.
Saturday: for their. home ° in
Wheatland, -Man., after being
guests last week of Mrs. i Bell,
sirhual Street. ws
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~Pwenty- -one ladies attended the
monthly |: meeting”of~ St. | Paul’s
‘United church W.A. in the church
parlor: .on..Wednesday,.March* 2,
/ Mrs. “McLennan. presiding. ‘The

“ dévotional period was -under the...

‘leadership. of : Mrs.. F..-Collin.
_After* the reading of the minutes -
“= reports. “were: “read: ~ Among - the
letters received,. was. one from: the.
Provincial Council: of Women:ask-"
Jing® for. two: representatives. - The.
: "president -and: secretary . were 'ap-
‘pointed. .; Many church :: matters

served: by: hostesses * Mrs... Vogee,
(Mrs. pitrorcntoris hae ‘Mrs: G.T y

: month: cruise.’

eee ‘a “two. we eke holiday. .
icon, Arizona ;

son: David

“At. the ‘close’ of
‘refreshments. were

day: ne being. ‘away. on” an/'18-
Bprite Henriksen” ‘is

SIDNEY,

‘BABIES IN
THE DRILL HALL

“There will. be. babies inthe ©
drill hall at Hammersmith, Lon- .

don—the idea. is.to stimulate: re-
-eruiting. “for --Britain’s - territorial
army. While Dad does his.train-.
‘-ing or he and’ Mum go off to -regi-
mental social functions, junior can
sleep: in‘a nursery.
The idea came. from: new re-
cruits.and_a nursery-playroom has
been made where the children can
come along both on training nights
and when there are social func-
tions. Older children have toys
provided by a-local firm and
‘there are cots where the paliies
can sleep.

It seems that wives felt they
were being turned into. Terri-
torial Army widows—they didn’t

- want to let their husbands go to
the drill hall alone and if they
went together they couldn’t leave

' the children at home... So. now
the nursery-playroom is run by
the wives-and it has already en-
couraged :married .men-in the area ,
to join the: territorials: :

held

Plans were discussed for. the
holding of. the spring festival, .
“Kermess,” early in May at “Ac-
lands,” Ganges. .
land: and Miss Catherine Popham,
appointed as delegates from the

Salt

‘the

Salt Spring Legion -
Name Delegates.

To Zone Council |

The W.A. ‘to Salt Spring Island
“branch ‘of -the-.Canadian Legion

held its regular meeting last week
at Harbour House, Ganges, with °
the president. Mrs. J.B. Acland,
in the chair, _-

Group Captain “A. R. Layard,
presid lent: of the local branch of :

the Legion, who had: been invited’
to the meeting to speak on: the.
proposed hall, gave a full. ex-
pinnation of the Legion’s plans in
this matter, which. the ‘organiza-
‘tion. and WA: hope to. go. ahead
wWwithe . viet a

Mrs: L. Paihani:: layette con- -
cs Vener, “reported “presenting: two ™.
gifts: to. new babiés.:-A new mem- -:
‘ber; “Mrs. AY R Layard, was “in- -
‘itiated.
Final arrangements were fade a
for. ‘the, bleed, clinic. ate the = end ~|

Where. can you buy} |
a delicious meal . .
Wrapped t. to » take « out
ees for

of. March, which is being spon-
‘gored by the ‘W.A. and will be

‘dian ‘Legion. W.A. ‘attended the =
meeting held last. week: at. the
Legion. Hall, Duncan, ‘called: for

- Council . for Central Vancouver.»

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Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, March 9, 1949.

Island; in which the Salt Spring - I~ :
. branch is included: | Eight’ mem- ~*~».
bers ‘of : the organization accom- ee

panied. the delegates. Mrs. A.. - °

Francis was elected to ‘represent

the local branch.at’ Zone Council |

meetings, the next of which will

be the general meeting, to: take:

place in Victoria early in May.

in the. Mahon: Hall.

Mrs. J.. B. -Ac--

Spring branch. of. the: Cana-~.

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