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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1945
Page
4
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April 16 Yungaburra notes report several residents and visitors. Mrs Sre wala and Mr D A McDonald of Cairns are mentioned with brief visits. Residents F Wile, A Skarott, Clive, J Arbuckle, J Reisjar, Kernwell, Nurse V Tindall, I F Gillman, AG Bond, E Tanner, and others are listed with their movements and short trips to Cairns, Mosman, and Lake Eacham.
The Johnstone Shire Council received a Brisbane engineer report advocating a 1000 horsepower oil engine driven alternator for the Innisfail power house. It urged an immediate £25,000 loan and plans approval by the State Electricity Commission, to install a 4800 kva 21 kg unit.
Council faces possible Supreme Court writs from Mrs Cresdee and others over earthworks alleged to block natural drainage, with a 25 day window for remedy. Works Committee advised solicitors be informed the council denies causing nuisances and would reply that no works were carried out on the disputed land.
A fragmented scene shows Ike and a companion enjoying a warm dining room with soft lights and music as city noise fades. Conversational snippets hint at cooking, marriage, and a character named Creme Charmiosan noting youth and a protecting skin remedy amid winter.
Advertises Charmosan face powder as sold widely with jars lasting for many hours. Mentions two sixths and one third portions available everywhere for consumer use.
In Brisbane Sur WC Little returned to Cook own oo plame after a dew ayed Firing Oficer HL Uren RASP lived home from England to Meads ight and appending hort ene i my parents Ser and Mire W T Ure Shersdaarstreet
A welcome home event was held for Sergeant Jensen by local residents and staff, including Mr P. Goode and Mr G. Cecil. The group praised his return from service, noted his time in England and Ireland, and expressed hope for his quick return to Cairns staff duties.
The Red Cross sewing room offered pyjamas gowns simple sewing handkerchiefs dusters nurses caps and other items plus yarns for knitted wear. The Golden Vale club held a monthly meeting at the CWA rama on Tuesday January 17 with reports on finances receipts from Patriotic Fund Patrove Fund and other sources and a sewing output summary including knitted socks and garments.
A wedding listing notes Mim Joyce Wil as the bride and mentions her cousin from Aaatiala. It states that the couple planned to wear matching hat and gloves for the ceremony. Mr. C. Williams, identified as the groom's cousin, served as best man.
The monthly Gard Vale Women's Auxiliary meeting, presided by Mrs 3, observed a minute of silence for President Roosevelt. Mrs Lewis and Mrs McDougall spoke as accounts were approved for payment. Arrangements for the next auxiliary dance were made and cooperation with the CWA was discussed. Receipts for club evenings totaled £3,136 with tea cups provided.
Large crowds attended both Wednesday and Friday dances at Hibernian Hall as the Mespexes Orchestra kept the floor busy with its music. Keith Nendo provided vocals while Marion Jenkins' band led later entertainment and novelty prize winners were announced on Friday night.
Attendance was high for last weeks events at Frocadero Dance Palais. Joe McKenzies band led the evening with novelty winners including Miss Hambling and Mr Ray King. A District Hospital nursing staff damel raised funds for the Lion Club with winners Mim Vigor and Mr Stewart.
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