That Way With Women and Stallion Road at Warner Bros
Warner Bros presents That Way With Women a comedy romance starring Dane Clark Martha Vickers and Sydney Greenstreet. Stallion Road stars Ronald Reagan Alexis Smith and Zachary Scott in a dramatic love story about two men vying for the same woman on the Stallion Road ranch with Rory Teller. Showings begin December 15 at Greenbushes and December 16 at Boyup Brook.
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Warner Bros
Dane Clark
Martha Vickers
Sydney Greenstreet
Warners
Honald Reagan
Alexis Smith
Zachary Scott
Larry Hanrahan
Ronald Reagan
Stallion Road Ranch
Stephen Purcell
Teller Ranch
Rory Teller
Stallion Road
Peggy Knudsen
Jti Brady
Angela Greene
Greenbushes
Boyup Brook
Archer talk at Greenbushes sparks local interest
Locals heard Major G D Treloar speak on socialism and its perceived threat to British life at Greenbushes with about 40 attendees despite delays. The event followed by a church bazaar and notes on tennis and bowls activity as the season nears.
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Greenbushes
G. D. Treloar
D.S.C
M.C
Treloar
Guy’ Thomson
Archer
Major Trelony
What No Bowls This Season For Local Bowling Club
There is no sign of the Bowling Club opening this season as of now. Officers face most of the workload while interested players must prepare the greens if play is to occur. It is noted the good green remains largely neglected.
Jim Glennie Elected Club President at Greenbushes Tennis
Road Board secretary Jim Glennie was elected president and men's captain of the Greenbushes Tennis Club. Bert Lindsay became secretary while Miss J Lindsay took Indies captaincy. Subscriptions set at 36 shillings for men and 25 shillings for ladies.
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Road Board
Jim Glennie
Greenbushes
Bert Lindsay
J. Lindsay
Christmas Tree and Community Party Planned by RSL Auxiliary
The Greenbushes RSL Women's Auxiliary will host a Community Christmas Tree on December 24 with children's tea at 6 pm, dancing and games to 8 pm, then Father Christmas arrives and adults dance to midnight. Parents, Girl Guides, and Brownies offer help. attendees should bring refreshments and contact Mrs Bridger or Miss Neville. An auxiliary meeting on December 17 will finalize arrangements at the FLSL Log Chops.
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Greenbushes Rsl
Peetery
Bridger
J. Neville
R.S.L. Women's Auxiliary
R.S.L. Opens Soon With Increased Hall Insurance
The R.S.L. held its monthly meeting in Memorial Hall on Friday noting improvements and a planned opening soon. Insurance cover on the hall will be increased and members hope for greater interest as reunions are planned.
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R.S.L
R.S.I
Kirup Corner Reports Staff Change and CWA News
The Kirup community notes a new head teacher to replace Mr. Watson, who moves to Narambeen after six years. Mr. 8. Palmer of Cuee is named for the Kirup post. Mrs. Watson takes six months long service leave before starting at Narambeen. Kirup CWA delegates attend the South West Divisional meeting at Nannup with several members listed. A reminiscence recalls playing for the Old Country before royalty.
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Watson
Narambeen
Kirup
8. Palmer
Cue
Mrs. Watson
C.W.A
South West
Association
Nannup
Mesdaumes R. Allen
Quinn
Dore
Clayton
Radford
W. Goddard
Walton
Ferguson Triumph Over Mullalyup In Sunday Cricket
Mullalyup hosted Ferguson as visitors posted a comfortable 75 run win. Ferguson openers A Gardiner and B Gardiner started well, then slowed before J Gardiner Fowler and R Gardiner pushed the total to 175 with G Gardiner top scoring at 35 not out. P O'Dea took 3 for 26 and J Bovell 2 for 68 in a marathon 19 overs for Mullalyup. Mullalyup were bowled out for 80. J Bovell made 4, F Bainbridge 4, R Smith 7 not out. G Gardiner led Ferguson with 5 for 11, delivering a meritorious double.ad
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P. O'Dea
J. Bovell
Mullalyue
F. Bainbridge
R. Smith
Ferguson
G. Gardiner
Mullalyup
FH. Draper
F. Hansen
J. McDonald
F. Goddard
P. Radford
R. Belton
Ce FE
Draper
H S. Gardiner
H. Tooke
Kirup P. C. Cabaret Stirs Community Support and Profit
A Kirup Parents and Citizens cabaret at Kirup Hall featured dances, folk routines by senior girls under Miss Ellis, and acts by Bob Berman and local youths. Notable contributions came from Kevin Briggs Lyndon Lewis Kevin Allen Bruce Moore and Roger Hinnrichsen. The event raised over £20 for the P. and C. Christmas Tree Fund aided by Miss Ells and Mr R. Quinn and supported by volunteers and supper workers.
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Bob Berman
Kevin Allen
Helen Myles
Jim Kingswood
Lyndon Lewis
Kevin Briggs
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