Dainty Weddings at Koeringa Methodist Church
Easter Saturday nuptials featured Pte. G R Day and Miss Meira Hill with large floral bowls, Swiss lace veils, and pink and blue bouquets. The bridal party included Gladys Walgon and Barbara, while Rev S J Maria officiated. A second ceremony saw Pie Mitchell wed Miss E B Gillett with elegant magnolia gowns, pearls, and a grand luncheon at the Ko Finga Hotel attended by families and friends.
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Koeringa Methodist Church
S.J. Maria
G. Pearce
Oreta
G. R (Ross) Day
Arthur Day
Lameroo
Meira Hill
Daugbter
Hacace BA
Burrs
J. Allen Jung
Alderson
Port Pirie
Gladys Walgon
Riend
Barbara
Mars
Mua Pearce
Ducky
Glenys Jenkins
Buirra Fintel
Fam
Nowers
Dun Day
Martin Mc
John Kellock
Beryl
Malcolm Kellock
Noth
Beverly Wood
Margaret Kellock
Gilet
Gillett
Mitchell
Divine Room
Australia's Rural Shift Embraces Mechanised Industry
Settlers face a mechanised era demanding Australian heavy industries to supply steel for farm implements and rural needs. The piece argues that artisans tied to rural production are partners, not rivals, and emphasizes the move toward larger scale cultivation, modern machinery, and interconnected support across sectors. It calls for a larger population and infrastructure to sustain farms, factories, and services as Australia transitions from traditional methods.
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Axon
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French chef notes eggs key to cookery and health
A famous French chef emphasizes eggs as essential health foods rich in iron and protein. The article outlines proper egg handling, storage away from odors, and the role of eggs in textures, leavening, and desserts, urging daily consumption and careful cooking practices.
Afternoon meeting of FFCF Unit 109 detailsA
Afternoon May 4 1943 attendance noted in W8 room with Mrs Tepnah in chair. Apologies from Mrs Pearce and Matron Robinson. Financial statement showed a credit balance of £33 5s 4d. Headquarters correspondence dealt with. Mr Pritchard promised to donate one ton wood to the person who estimates the defeat. May 25 proxy proposed for Mrs Tennant at Central Unit meeting. Mrs Tennant praised Mrs Grant for annual appeal work and thanks conveyed. Parcel sent to Headquarters contained 12 pubs socks 4 pullovers 2 salves books and magazines.
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Duesday
A. ‘Tepnah
Max Pearce
Clas Tle
Eline Dite
A. le Kellock
A. Tennant
Gomumintex
Dollman
Baf
Black Springs School Results of Terming
Jeanette Kelly and Beter Patchen share top honors in Grade I with equal distinction. Grade II sees Fish a Dux and V-isa Hersey named. Grade VII reveals Natalie Vite as Dux in the higher division.
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Srama— Dus
Jeanette Kelly
Beter Patchen
Fisha Dux
Isa Hersey
Natalie Vite
School Exam Results and War Savings Totals
Mit Bryan East School reports terminal exam results with grades T Kevi Hughes, OI June Maxed, IV John Maxted, V Carmen Dare, VII Reuben Thomas. War Savings to date 204 pounds 6 shillings 0d. Waste Products to date 45 pounds 12 shillings 6d. Contributions to SPP 10 pounds 5 shillings 12d. Total War Effort 124 pounds 2 shillings 8d.
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Kevi Hughes
John Maxted
Carmen Dare
Reuben Thomas
Food preparation and presentation guidelines from an old text
The passage discusses control of cooking conditions and the importance of nice presentation. It notes food should be appetising with attractive garnishes, and describes methods for sauces and egg dishes using hot water or standing in a hot water bath, with slow ovens aiding delicate textures.
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