Ensign Puay Cars for Tikes Ensign Puay Cars for Tikes
The wedding of Miss Mundy and Geoffrey Horsburgh at the Methodist Church featured a lace over satin gown with a window-box veil loaned by a friend. The bride wore pink tulle with a frilled red bodice, a coronet of fresh flowers, and a mink shoulder spray. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mundy of Lima. The honeymoon was in Melbourne with plans for a home in Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Od Mundy
Geoffrey Horsburgh
Jong
Lima
Hida Corba
Ede
Stewarton
Curie Tolliday
Aus- Youne
Methodist Ladies' Guild plans monster fair core details
The Benalla Methodist Ladies' Guild met at John Cooper hall with strong attendance. President Mrs Ditterich led prayers and hymns as preparations continued for the August 20 monster fair. Members volunteered roles for stalls, ticketing, and prizes while seedlings and gifts were requested for the children's dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Engagement notice from Stewarton and Nowmore families
A short notice announces the engagement of a couple with references to Mrs. George McPad and the families Stewarton Nowmore. The text mentions a third son and places in the Molyullah area, with limited readable details due to OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxcy Besar Sounassi
Herb
Pullview
Stewarton
George McPad“Nowmore
Molyullah
Violet Town RSL Ball Draws Largest Crowd Yet
The Violet Town hall hosted the RSL ball last Friday with a large crowd. The decor featured balloons lights flags and a Queen Elizabeth image. Margaret Nicholson of Benalla won the debutante sash amid tributes to organiser Mr. Armstrong and praise for RSL work. The Arcadia Melody Makers provided music and the event was broadcast by 3RS Shepparton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Town Hall
R.S.L
Queen Elizabeth
Margaret Nicholson
Benalla
J. J. Devlin
M.H.R
R. H. Armstrong
Arcadia Melody Makers
Shepparton
Weekly Star Guide Horoscope Trends Across Signs
The column outlines a month long orb of astrological guidance for all signs from March 21 to April 20 and beyond, predicting shifts in relationships, career, and finances. It highlights Libra to Sagittarius periods, romance and legal matters for Capricorn, and opportunities in Aquarius for job or housing changes while noting bursts of social and sporting activity for Pixies.
Shirley O'Donnell Celebrates 21st Birthday at CWA Hall
A lively 21st birthday party for Shirley O'Donnell drew 60 friends to the CWA hall last Saturday. Guests enjoyed games, dancing, and a two tier cake. Shirley wore a grey tulle gown, and Mr O'Donnell gave her the key to the door with best wishes from family, including Laurie's hospital stay and a telegram from Redcliffe Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.A. Hall
Shirley O'Donnell
Eric Davidson
Bob McNamara
Down's
Redcliffe
Queensland
Shirley
Methodist Church Trustees Plan Kinder Irrten Meet
Trustees of the Benalla Church meet this evening to finalise preparations for the new kinder irten. A special meeting of young people last Monday decided to form a badminton and table tennis club with J M Pousden as president W Conquest vice president Lois Gardiner secretary Lyle Davis assistant secretary and Roger Mansfield secretary. An other meeting will be held next Monday to invite Methodist young people to the Nation Fellowship Group which met last night and will meet fortnightly under the minister. There will be a short after church social hour next Sunday evening. All are welcome.
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Benalla
Irten
J. M. Pousden
W. Conquest
Lois Gardiner
Lyle Davis
Roger Mansfield
Ssion To the Nation
C W A Fair Tomorrow Benalla Branch
The Benalla branch of the C W A will hold a fair at the Rest Room tomorrow with cakes for afternoon tea and stall donations urged. A bus to the Brock Lesly conference on August 11 will run if enough members book seats with the secretary. delegates are Mesdames Dennachie and Mc Pherson.
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Benalla
C.W.A
Evans
Brocklesly
Mesdames Dennachie
McPherson
Melbourne
Heaney couple set off for Queensland trip
Mr and Mrs Herb Heaney left on Tuesday by Culcairn for a trip to Queensland. They expect to be away for a few weeks.
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Herb. Heaney
Culcairn
Queensland
V R I Jottings Carpet Bowls and Auxiliary Notes
The V R I carpet bowls association reports a near full July attendance and discusses an inter-railways tournament, proposing Bendigo for central access and a fundraiser on August 5 for a new Institute building. Prizes change to 1/6 for teams and 5/- for doubles, with end-of-season winnings paid as a trophy.
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V.R.I
Inter-Railways' Association
Ararat
Bendigo
Mesdames W. Wagner
R. Hayes
K. Lobley
D. Kettyle
Messrs
J. Graham
N. Grant
Wedding in Coburg Heads to Queensland Home
Janice Irene O'Donnell and Frederick Henry Hodge married at the Presbyterian Church in Coburg on June 28. The bride wore a blue suit and pink accessories, with bridesmaid Diane Wilson in a honey-gold dress. Best man was Kenneth Hodge. A reception was held in West Coburg, guests came from Gelantipy and Melbourne, and the couple plan to live in Redcliffe, Queensland.
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Presbyterian Church
Sydney Road
Coburg
Janice Irene O'Donnell
Rex O'Donnell
Barkly Street
Benalla
Frederick Henry Hodge
F. Hodge
Gelantipy
Gippsland
Diane Wilson
Melbourne
Donne Street
West Coburg
New Birth Announcements At Rosemoi And Benalla Hospital
New arrivals listed from Rosemoi include a daughter Lorne Jean to Mr and Mrs 8S A Le Poidevin Lurg and a daughter Jennifer Elizabeth to Mr and Mrs Fred Brown A daughter Catherine Anne to Mr and Mrs William Douglas At Benalla and District Memorial Hospital a son Rodney Bernard to Exton and wife Grey Street a daughter Mery Lorraine to Alan Gardiner a son Terence Gordon to Gordon Randell Crofton Street a son Ian Reid to A Fisher a daughter Carolyn Joy to Roy Burns Mc Kellar Street a son Richard Thomas to Tom Wiseman 29 Nunn Street a daughter Heather Maree to W Collins Tumagun and a daughter to Crisp of 4 Deas Street
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Lorne Jean
A. le Poidevin
Lurg
Benalla and District Memorial Hospital
Rodney Bernard
Carolyn Joy
Roy Burns
McKellar Street
Richard Thomas
Tom Wiseman
Nunn Street
Heather Maree
W. Collins
Tungamah
Crisp
Deas Street
Charity Vote Keeps Shire Grants At Last Year Levels
The Shire Council met on Monday and decided to maintain the charity vote at £50 for hospitals and £10 for other organisations for the coming year.
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Shire Council
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Ensign Puay
Ride
K_ Ditterich
Mr. Lind- Powell
Mr. Pops
Inde
Mundy
Tas
Luff
Methodist Ladies’ Guild
Guild
Mrs. Smith
Violet Town R.S.L. Ball
J. McEwen
Clarke Symes
T. Blake
Armstrong
Loretta Hogan
McEwen
Clarke
Devenish
Mr. McEwen
Shanes
Sagittarius
Aquarius
T 9
Pixies
Yarch
Dorville
London
Methodist News
C.W.A. Fair Tomorrow
A. J. McPherson
Mesdames Forrest
James
Meadows
O'Donnell
Dennachlie
V.R.I. Jottings
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Euchre
Mesdames Hargreaves
C. Horgan
L. Snow
Door
N. Hodges
Weston
Crib
V.R.I. Crib
Goorambat
Gasperino
Digney
Kenneth Hodge
Rosemoi
Jennifer Elizebeth
Mrs
Fred Brown
Catherine Anne
William Douglas
Foster
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