Debating Club Upholds Government in Primary Industry Debate
Debating Club report notes Thursday November 28 debate on priority of primary products over secondary industries attracted mainly primary producers backing the Government. Garnock and Premier supporters pressed primary industries while MacAndrew becomes Premier after show of hands. A social meeting is planned for January 18 with next year’s first meeting January 9. Mumbulla Shire Council rejects 40 hour week. Dr Rogers cites dairy work hours around 84 weekly.
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Australia
De‘bates
Garnock
Lord Head
McGregor
MacAndrew
School of Arts
Bibbenlake ‘Agricultural Bureau
Mumbulla Shire
Rogers
Ando Cricketers Visit Mila For The McGoldrick Cup
The Ando cricket team faced a tough outing at Mila in the McGoldrick Cup. First innings show Eines O. Fenton and J Trevanion among scorers while Beresford and Rutherford impacted the bowling. Second innings details are incomplete, with Beresford again among notable figures.
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Ando
Mila On
Sunny
MITA
We de Roberts
Robinson Rutherford
Eines O. Fenton
B. M. Beresford
J.trevanion
Me ‘Beresfordes
Roberts
Ene Paeraniot
Talkies at Olympia Feature Four Stars in Change of Heart
A special Olympia programme this Saturday and Monday presents Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell James Dunn and Ginger Rogers in Change of Heart adapted from Kathleen Norris A Manhattan Love Song A romance of modern youth in a skyscraper city The film features notable cloud effects and includes Richard Dix appearing with Dorothy Wilson in His Gamble and Dorothy Milson as a socialite mother in a wholesome romance
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the Olympia
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
James Dunn
Ginger Rogers
Kathleen ‘Norris
Manhattan
Richard ‘Dix
Dorothy Wilson
Dorothy Milson
Rees
Wedding ties linked to Merimbula and local family
The village notes a betrothal between Scanes of the School of Arts and Mr F Savage of Merimbula, with Walter Baker connected to nearby relatives. Walter visited the district for the 15th year. Miss L Madden and Mr He Gumley wed at Bombala with Rev Father Keating officiating. November rainfall totaled 113 points, heavy storms on Tuesday added 68 points, Woolingubrah saw 75 points.
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F. Savage
Merim‘bula
Walter Baker
Walter
L. Madden
He Gumley
Bombala
Father Keating
Woolingubrah
Delegates Win One Innings Cricket Match by 160 Runs
The match at Balgownie featured Gate 4 Wildes and S Martin with Delegate securing a 160 run victory in a one innings game. A broken collarbone was sustained by Mr. S. Martin during play and the Presbyterian bazaar at the School of Arts cleared about £40. Rainfall for November totals 270 points, reaching 9472 points for the year, with a recent heavy storm and hail and continuing showery, winterish weather.
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Wildes
S. ‘Martin
Balgownie
Presbyterian
School of Arts
Dingo Destruction Board to be funded by levies under new Act
The Southern Tablelands Dingo Destruction Board has used a £1000 government grant mainly for wages to trappers and bonuses for wild dog scalps. Under the new P.P. Act the Board will be financed by levies on Bombala Braidwood Cootamundra Gundagai Hume and Yass, but the levies start next year. A further £1000 advance has been granted to cover operations until financing begins.
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Southern Tablelands
P.P
Bombala
Braidwood
Coma
Gundagai
Hume
Yass
Farewell to Mrs Gordon Vaughan at Bibbenlake Red Cross
Local ladies gathered at Bibbenlake School of Arts on a Tuesday in November 1935 to bid farewell to Mrs Gordon Vaughan. As Red Cross president she chaired the meeting for the last time with thirty present, speeches followed by tea and a gift of a Pyrex dish in a silver stand inscribed to her.
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Gordon Vaughan
Red Cross
Bibbenlake School of Arts
Broadfoot
James Barrett
Vaughan
Presbyterian
Church of England
G. Vaughan
Ando
Bibbenluke
Bombala
Presbyterian Bazaar at School of Arts raises £101 0s 11d
Presbyterian Women's Guild successfully staged a bazaar at the School of Arts on Saturday 23 alt. proceeds totaled £101 0s 11d. Stall listings include Sewing and Fancy with Mesdames Barrett, Bartley, and Miss Scott. Apron with Mrs O Stewart and Mrs Ramsden. Sweets with Mesdames Rumph, Chirnside, and Vaughan. Produce with Mesdames White and Graham. Table with Mesdames Baldwin and Graham. Refreshments with Mesdames Cowell and Robbie. Hoopla with Miss Hilda Murray Thomas. Flowers with Mrs Jonas. Dip with Miss Doris Platts. Cake with Mesdames Rumph, Thomas, and Brownlie. Winners: Set Miss McLeod. aeroplane J Platts. nightdress Mrs Champion. teapot Mrs Warburton. teddy bear Mrs Walcott. dinner Mrs Dent. eiderdown Nancy Stewart. garden tools Mr E Farmer. cushion cover Mrs Ritcher. pot plant Mr Bartley. sweets Mrs Graham.
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Presbyterian Women’s Guild
School of Arts
Mesdaniel Barrett
Bartley
Miss Scott
O. Stewart
Ramsden
Chirn ‘Side
Vaughan
Baldiwgram
Graham
Cowell
Robbie
Hilda Murray Thomas
Jonas
Doris
Platts
Nancy Stewart
Rumph
Thomas
Brownlie
Miss Mcleod
J. Platts
Champion
Warburton
Mrs. Walcott
Mrs. Dent
Eiderdown
E. Farmer
Mrs. Ritcher
Mr. Bartley
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Ando .V. Mila
Tanings
Cliffe
M. Beresford
Jones
E. R. Leonard & Son
Gorm
the Talkies
Bibbenlake Red Cross
Presbyterian Bazaar
Jones Brothers
Arius Hotel