Westella Tennis Teams Sail to Three Wins in One Day
Three Westella tennis matches last Sunday yielded three victories for focal players. Westella hosted two matches on local courts against Gollan and Wongar bon, while a visit to Gollan also produced a strong day. A tournament for focal club members is planned for next weekend.
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Westella
Focal
Gollan
Wongarbon
Focal Club
Focal Hall
Harry Condon
Westerleatt
Pat Butler
Witchor
Mr. Condon
Sydney
Whitlock Welcomes Baby Son at Greta
Mr and Mrs Frank Whitlock announce the birth of a baby boy. Congratulations. Allen Giddings remains in hospital but shows signs of improvement. Several residents suffer flu. Master Robert Woodley returns to school after mumps. Glorious rain continues with about an inch registered up to Tuesday.
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Ion
Date to miss in July 3 5 6 season Olivier Rebeccs
Sir Laurence Olivier directs a repeat season featuring Rebeccs with performances across July 3 5 and 6 notable for star power and classic plays in the repertory.
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Laurence ‘Olivier
Rebeccs
Yeoval News Highlights Local Movements and Events
Miss Judith Hanns travels to Wagga for Teachers College entry. Miss Monies Willin returns from Sydney and debuts at a reunion ball. Mr and Mrs Reg Wykes return from a South Coast honeymoon. Harold Wykes leaves Yeoval for Port Kemble. Pat Whittaker, Jack Thomas, and Ralph Morris attend Sydney sales. Arthur Witkin in Roma enjoys health concerns. Allan Job and Lorna Bray visit Sydney and begin Yeoval Post Office duties. Bill Moore spends days with his mother on holiday.
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Willin
Sydney
Monica
Armidale Teachers’ College
Reg. Wykes
Harold Wykes
Yeoval
Port
Kembla
Pat Whittaker
Jack Thomas
Surprise party for Reg Wykes and bride
A surprise party was tendered to Mr Reg Wykes and his bride at their Forbes Street home last Sunday evening. Guests from Toong, Bournewood and Yeoval attended. The gathered friends extended best wishes for the couple’s future.
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Reg Wykes
Forbes Street
Toong
Bournewood
Yeoval
Reg
June
Tennis and Football Scores From Yeoval Area
Saturday tennis showcased many matches with Yeoval defeating Baldry by a narrow margin. Union Church Club won three games on the same afternoon while Brigalow lost to Yallundy and Waratah beat on the Union courts. Wellington Baptist Club won big against Yeoval. Sunday saw Town Club defeat Chowns and Cumnock draw with Yeoval in football. A Wellington side beat a visiting youth team 6 to 0 while Wellington girls defeated Yeoval 12 to 1 in basketball.
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CHE Pictures AU
Cumnock
Bob Hope
Dorothy Lamour
Peter Lorre
34Th Street
Dubbo
Orange
Yeoval
R. Downey
A. Dowell
Cargo
Yeoval Town
Baldry
Union Church
Brigalow
Yallundry
Union Club
Chown
Wellington
Variety Girl at Paramount Promises Gay Music
Paramount presents the musical Variety Girl described as gay and lively. The show runs June 19, 21, and 22 with a high-spirited program featuring well-known songs and performances.
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Paramount
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