Tropical Theatre Show Promises Eclectic Night of Film and Dance
Readers are invited to Tropical Theatre for a diverse program headlined by the desert victory film described as a modern warfare epic. A charity dance scene at Aquatic Dance Palace features weekly performances with Marine Jen and guest artists, plus a community sing and novelty dances. Local acts include Charlie Grape and Denir Tene bringing humor and music, with CTSA Clay Gordonvale’s presence noted for an evening of entertainment and morale-boosting performances.
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Desert
Pripol Newmeels
Thors Sien
Marin Jen Fio Gamer
Pan
Amagerners
A Charleville Wedding At Bunta Ferg Friday Night
A wedding of local interest occurred at Bunta ferg on Friday night October 13. Mary Moore eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W Moore of Milda street Charleville married LAC Predera Michael eldest son of Mr and Mrs W Hudson of 108 Bunda street Cairoa in a holy matrimony ceremony.
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Caires Sa
Weddings and memorials mark Atherton branch meeting
Oct 14 the Atherton EB RALLA branch observed a quiet meeting with Rev H Wyte officiating at a wedding in St At and a later tribute to Lieut H Barden. The couple walked from the church under guard of honour as 40 friends gathered at the Women’s Club for breakfast and a commemorative cake. The bride wore service dress in memory of late Mr Grige and the event included a toast to Anzac Day. The couple are honeymooning at Kuranda Falls.
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Sftarncon
Ars
Gragial‘van
Blamey
Gorgenus Bougy Pie
ML Draper
Awa
Carmein
Cowrie
J. Taylor
Pire Metatt
H. Wyeber
St At
Athely
HW. Wyte
Serton
EB Ralla
Mar Eniland
Atherton
Wr Delde
Pitchett
H Barden
Pex D. Grant
Tr. Castine
Brown
Mr. Grige
Navire
Roma
Tom Ruma
Awas
Bervicewomen
Russell
Kuranda Falla
Biweekly Junior Auxiliary Meetings At Esplanade
The bi weekly meetings of the Junior Auxiliary held in their cub rooms at Esplanade occur Monday and Wednesday. Recitals featured Mrs Stibes on piano with C Schmit. dance duties and elimination quick step drew laughs. Winners included B Robertson and D Rickards. Supper offered cake and sandwiches. attendees listed include N Dahercy IE Toohey Primrose M Bolt J Tile E Christensen and many others.
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Resalla
Esplanede
Gopher
Stibes
Plano
C Schmit
Peel Tesa Blige
Bl Weaver
B. Robertson
D | Rickards
T Wade
N Dahercy
IE Toohey Primrose
M Bolt
J Tile E Christensen
M. Petersen
S Jenkins
Madden
Madien
R Tistener
Bardon
Robertain
Gland
L. Ashwell
Parsons
jPuncharé
Brennen
J Carman
Crimp
N. Grey
O'Lesry
Bardi
Oet
Bosteseee
Prichard B Browne
JE. Browne
D. Peargon
Parssous
M Gill
Ferc es and Labour Council Women's Auxiliary Social
A social afternoon at Mrs Caiths Victoria Street residence on October 14 raised funds for a canteen order for boys. Euchre and seat games featured, with prizes awarded to Mrs Laude Mrs OConnell Mrs Combes and Mrs Price. Afternoon tea, grateful thanks to Mrs Cashmore, and plans for another event on October 28 at Mrs Cat’s house.
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Caith
Victoria Street
Wadery
He ‘Ladige
Allmann
Laude
O'Connell
Oombes
Mra Kelly
Citcen
Cat
Woman’s Club Meeting in Herberton Notes
The QCWw A Herberton branch met October 6 with Mrs Francis chairing and officers including W Stowell DVPs C Kynaston P McEvoy A Furlong and W Ashfield present. Apologies from Mrs Anderson and Mrs Reed followed the creed and a minute’s silence for the fallen. Mrs Francis conveyed sympathy to Mrs Todd whose son is missing. A letter from Mr Farmer was read and Mrs Farmer plans to stand again as State president with Mrs Sterne Mrs Baldock and Miss Palmer as contenders. Discussions covered the convalescent home for women, the housekeeper scheme, and the Young er Set reorganisation. Recruitment for the Women’s National Emergency Service Legion will be interviewed October 21 with a US Army doctor and civilian personnel division rep attending. Treasurer Mrs Kemp reported a balance of £38 14s 10d after recent donations. The Younger Set activities were reported by Mrs Stovell, with thanks expressed to Mr Browell for leadership and an afternoon tea to close.
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Francis
Todd
Farmer
Sterne
Baldock
Miss Palmer
Herberton
Inter
Women’s National Emergency Service Legion
Permenne
U8 “Army
Kemp
Stovell
Francis Sid
Mra Stovell
Browell
Catholic Daughters Host SteEKly Card Afternoon
The Catholic Daughters held a social card afternoon in St Monica's Club Rooms on Tuesday. Bridge and euchre were played with Mrs M Carmen as hostess. Winners included Mrs C J Armstrong for highest euchre score and Mrs Crothers and Mrs P Owens for euchre. Attendees listed include Mrs A D Shambrosk, H Purcell, M Cameron, J Mirob, Cahill, O'Sullivan, D Happer, T Pointon, Bradford, E Moss, J Turner, G Che, May H Dville, A Scot, P Owens, E Cummings, McGuigan, D Crothers, J Downey, CG O’Meare, and Mrs E Thomson. Hostesses for next Tuesday will be Mesdames TG Dillon and A Davie.
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St Monica's Club
M Carmen
C.J
Armstrong
Cahill
O'Sullivan
D_ Happer
Fett
T Pointon
Bradford
E Moss
Ji Turner
G. Che” May Hdiville
A. Scot
P Owens
E. Cummings
McGuigan
D_Crothers
J Downey
O'Meare
E Thomson
TG. Dillon
A Davie
Mareeba Social Meeting Reports and Local Notices
The Morinng meeting of We Above nulla held Wednesday with members Semwaye Wherry Kane Sennen Lager Hastie Bugden and others present. Secretaries recorded minutes and receipts for garden party funds while plans to entertain the Methodist Gustro group were noted. Local residents Mr and Mrs Clare left for a southern holiday by the mail train, and Mr and Mrs Tike returned from Port Douglas.
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Merdames Semwaye
Miers Wherry
Price Kane
Xnewiton Sennen
Lager Union
Hastie
Bugden
Secretars
Apslogus Veers
Tim
Heath Duncen
Armatring
Frans
Keogh
Wat
Farden
Astronth
Ana ‘al Ware
BWC
Wilder Monty
Hapsyeen Cp Wmu
Tne
Mes
Ana Samweye
Ciaary
Soath
Vale Bflxh meeting notes and charity drive items
An Australian Comforts meeting opened with a minute of silence for Frank McCelland. Letters acknowledged parcels and a patriotic fund item. A fund for Christmas hampers and magazines was advanced. A quarterly financial statement showed a healthy balance. Members and donors contributed socks, handkerchiefs, washcloths, stockings, and other clothing items, plus cake ingredients and supplies for hampers.
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Frank McCelland
Gand _O
Petriotic Fund
Northern women praised for camouflaged netmaking efforts
A letter to Townaville headquarters lauds northern women for their tireless wartime camouflaged netmaking work. It highlights the vast demands on time and resources, the sustained frontline support, and the quiet, collective pride in their contributions. The writer expresses deep gratitude and hopes the full story will be told after the war.
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Townaville
Wa Deganisation
Ordnance
Mal Afun
North
Fenre
Backache Remedies Touted by Local Store Ad
An old local store ad touts Brel aon 8 itney Pul as a remedy for backache and irritability. The fragmented text promotes quicker relief and urges purchase of the product to improve mood and health.
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