Wellington Intermediate High School Christmas Concert Delights
Wellington Intermediate High School staged a lavish two night concert at the Methodist Hall drawing large crowds. Students balanced busy schedules with strong vocal numbers and plays, praised for staging and costumes. Notable performances included The Barcarolle The Invisible Duke and Cradle Song with soloists and the school choir delivering engaging renditions. The program closed with Oh Come All Ye Faithful as a fitting finale.
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Holger
Angus Frazer
Steen
John Bolton
Bertel
Laurie Montgomery
Daphne Thomas
Douglas McGill
Joyce Greenwood
Beryl Tuck
Pat Simington
Beth Anderson
Elaine Mostyn
Rex Austin
Valerie Marrinz
No. 1 joy show of the year Change of Heart
The promotion teases a peak weekend with Change of Heart as the top act this Saturday and mentions additional support from a thriller Ghost Ship with early bookings.
Bowls Action Highlights Surprises In Semi Final Rout
Last weekend bowls competition featured strong play and surprises in the championship rinks as V Hiatt’s rink lost 30 to 15 to W Willock’s team. Novice handicap saw Roy Murray dominate Bert Brown 21 to 18 while Ted Brennan edged Roy Evans 22 to 20. In pairs, Willock and Batho beat Egilman and Brown 24 to 15, and Gibson and Keble fell to Evans and Young though full results were not posted.
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V. Hiatt
J. H. Truman
F. Murray
J. Preston
W. Willock
H. Esslman
Co. Jackson
L. Evans
Hiatt
Roy Murray
Bert Brown
Brown
G. McGill
W. Cousins
Cousins
Ted Brennan
Roy Evans
Roy
Ted
Peter Sparke
F. Batho
H. Egilman
R. Brown
E. Trimble
E. May
T. Trounce
Wellington
Gulgong
Trimble l
Gul- Zong
OD. Gibson
Dr. Keble
W. Young
Corporal Edgar Rolls Home on Leaves from Ma'aranka
Corporal Edgar Rolls, stationed at Ma'aranka in the Northern Territories, is home on 34 days’ leave. He is the son of Mr and Mrs I Rolls of Ford Street.
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Edgar Rolls
Ma’aranka
N.T
Mrs. I. Rolls
Ford St
Unified local councils push postwar regional plan
Local government bodies plan joint committee to coordinate town district development in Wellington district. They urge unity with state and federal governments to pursue soldier settlement, electricity extension, and postwar works linked to Burrendong Dam and river flats, backed by public support.
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Cobbora
Britain
America
Wellington
Tully
Robertson
Burrendong
Learn to Swim Campaign Returns to Wellington
The NSW Amateur Swimming Association will hold learn to swim classes in Wellington from January 12 to 17 with instructors Pat Flynn and J Falkner arriving January 11 from Narromine. Sessions run daily 10 am to 12 30 pm and 2 30 pm to 5 pm, funded by the government to train instructors for ongoing local programs. Parents or adults should register with the baths caretaker, Mr A Garnsey.
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N.S.W. Amateur Swimming Association
Pene
Pat Flynn
J. Falkner
Wellington
Bev
Paren
Itaker
A. Garnsey
Mayfair Show Openings Feature Formby and Gracie Fields
Special note announces next Thursday May 21 at Mayfair with George Formby No Limit and Gracie Fields Queen of Hearts. Event highlights include performances by notable entertainers, promising a lively evening in the theater district.
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Mayfair
George Formby
Gracie Fields
Queen of Hearts
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