Atherton Choral Society Delights The Mikado Presentation
The Atherton Choral Society staged a magnificent The Mikado at the Amamy Theatre on February 13. Continuous rain kept many away but the performance impressed with beautiful scenery, costumes, singing, and praise for the society’s artistry and sincerity.
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Woman's World Fashion Fore A Silhouette
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Recipe FuaMO KEYS Whitened by Covert Chou Note
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Fragmentary notes on local crafts and materials
A jittery OCR fragment mentions leather, hemaths, and Thames, with references to a dirty surface, a handy tot, wood floor, and a rough tally of about 90 ellas of white. Names, dates, or clear actions are not provided.
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Atomic powered canasta and wartime imagery
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Observance Day Meeting Planned by Cairns Committee
The Cairns committee of the World Day of Prayer met at Presbyterian Hall to organize the Friday observance on February 20. The service will be at Cictra Methodist Church at 3 pm with Mrs Hindell presiding, Mrs Sheward delivering the address, and Mrs Free on assisting. Mrs Carne will preside at the organ, and a retiring offering for the British and Foreign Bible Society will be taken. All women are invited to attend, with guild members urged to participate.
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Cardinal Griffin Opposes Abortion Bill in Westminster
The Archbishop of Westminster Cardinal Griffin today directed Parliament to oppose a bill seeking to amend the 1861 abortion law. He warned the measure would revive controversy over life value and could allow the state to decide who may live, threatening natural and divine law.
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Tully Notes Echo Holiday Visits And School Careers
The Tully notes describe mothers visiting relatives in Edmond, Pat Andrews winning at Momanan Hospital, Pat planning further duties in Sydney, Mary Fay and Mary at St. Mary’s College Berberton, Lynn Sherrington resuming teaching at Tully State School, Abe spending holidays in Ayr Bowen and Brisbane librarian studies at the university, and visitors to Tully for the weekend staying with Mrs Scrages’s daughters, plus Mrs R Spink and Mrs Sermags traveling from Cairns and Innisfail. A farewell at the HAO Hall honors local farmers, with references to the Tully Church and school community and a family with members serving in education and the army.
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State notes ease of material shortages and funding needs
Australia shows readiness to exploit readily available raw materials, while seeking ways to attract more investment capital. Government aims to boost domestic savings via anti inflation measures. Reduced production costs and efficient investment are linked to sustaining development projects and heavier expenditure on state and federal programs.
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Obituary William Johnson a colorful Milles Millen figure dies
William Johnson a well known Milles Millen character died January 31 born high sea in Tero he sailed worldwide then moved ashore to manage sheep properties in Central and North-west Queensland later ran scrub farms near Millaa Millaa with his wife and family after dairying years he retired neighbors recall his ambition and steady conduct.
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Caledonian Society bids farewell with parting gift
Responded on behalf of Mrs Scrazgs she received a parting gift from the Caledonian Society members an amover ight bag presented by three members.
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