Exhibition brings art sale and society officers listed
The event at Monaro Mall features over 80 unselected paintings for sale with opening Friday at 9. Committee and officers of the Royal Co Ley Oott Club Associates are named including Vice-presidents Mesdames Crombie Windsor captain Fleming secretary Gleeson treasurer Kent handicap manager Larkin and committee members Dean Myers Bolitho Petersson Hopkins Gibson. Mrs Lightly retires after two years in office.
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Lightly
Royal Co Ie Oott Club Associates
M. N. Heydon
R. Crombie
G. Windsor
B. E. Fleming
W. T. Gleeson
C. C. Kent
G. F. Larkin
E. K. Lynch
J. F. Dean
K. A. Myers
W. K. Bolitho
K. B. Petersson
R. C. Hopkins
T. R. Gibson
Heydon club reports memberships and a hole in one
Heydon noted 379 playing associates and 176 women in other memberships. Lady Tange was the sole associate to ace in competition on the new West Bourne Woods course at the eighth hole. Watson Pre-school Parents and Citizens' Association approved the official colours Olympic green and white and set an open day for March 21. The school motto Seek Truth and Honour, and headmaster D. Saunders said building would gain six extra classrooms next year.
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Watson Pre-school Parents and Citizens’ Association
Downer
Wbiie
Eadmaster
D. Saunders
Loch Ness Monster to Star in Sci Fi Film
Scotland's Ness monster will headline a science fiction feature titled Walking Atom Bomb. Producer-director Robert Goignag travels to Loch Ness to study the lair as a space satellite crashes into the loch. The creature becomes radioactive and causes Highlanders to flee before a happy ending. The £312,500 film, partly shot in Scotland and Italy, includes a 30 ft electrically controlled substitute. Unpublished footage and soundtracks will be woven into the production planned for January.
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Scotland
Daily Sketch
Robert Goignag
Loch Ness
Italy
Hartford-Davis
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