Marriage at Windellama Church in Elegant June Ceremony
Valerie Shephard and Mervyn Roberts wed at Bartholomew s Church Windellama in a June 6 ceremony. The bride wore white satin with a long train and orange blossom coronet, followed by a mauve and lemon bridal party. The couple will reside at Windellama after a honeymoon at Rosnel Bryandcon.
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Lemon
Betty Shepherd
Alice Roberts
Dawn Williams
Jace Evans
Ted
Colin Roberts
Dan Shepherd
C. Nagle
J W C Croker Dies After Paralytic Stroke at 79
Obituary notes the death of J W C Croker of Pleasant Hill Windellama aged 79 after a paralytic stroke in Junee on a visit to relatives. Survived by wife, one son Selby and three daughters Vene Maud May, nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was a farmer and cricketer, longtime parish warden at Bartholomew s Windellama, with burial by Rev Magel at St. Bartholomew s Church Windellama.
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J. W. C. Croker
J. W. CG. Croker
Pleasant Hill
Windellama
Goulburn
Junee
St. John of God Hospital
Mr. Croker
D. J. Croker
Selby
Vene
Leslie Croker
Lower Boro
Maud
T. Hockey
May
Tim Cooper
Old Junce
Croker
Bartholomew's Church
Magel
Lake Bathurst
West Goulburn
NEW SHEEF BRANDING OIL DISCUSSION IN ASSEMBLY
In the Legislative Assembly debate on the Pastures Protection Amendment Bill Mr J A Law em C P Murray urged prohibition of branding oils with acids harming wool. A Riverina stockowner cited a branding oil that washes in one scour yet marks sheep for twelve months. The Minister Mr Graham pledged testing. Mr Lawson supported optional branding as wasteful.
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Legislative Assembly
J. A. Lawem
C.P. Murray
MM. Lonnon
Riverina
Graham
Lawson
Higher FP Board plans penalties under Pastures Protection Bill
In the Legislative Assembly discussion on the Pastures Protection Amendment Bill Mr G D Dickson Temora CP argued the proposed increase in maximum P P Board rates would be acceptable and broadly supported. He stated that no one could complain at the rise as it was needed for the boards to function effectively.
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Legislative Assembly
P. P
G. D. Dickson
Temora
Housing Commission Blocked Progress in Building Materials Policy
Lt Col Bruxner bluntly argued in the Legislative Assembly that prioritising the Housing Commission over building materials hindered home construction. He condemned government policy as despairing and warned that landlord tenants law shifts burden onto owners while restricting builders access to timber bricks and other materials. He noted rising costs due to devaluation and warned of penalties on enterprising citizens. He also quipped about his wife’s dreams of wealth.
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Housing Commission
Country Party
Lt Col
Bruxner
Legislative Assembly
Col. Bruxner
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James. L. Garvey
Dhawoup
Wallace Street
Braidwood Review
Posebuds
As.w
W. Price
Price W
Len Mutton
Craig, Mostyn & Co
Backhouse
Frene
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