Cobram Citizens Band Christmas Holiday Schedule
Cobram Citizens Band plans a busy holiday program with performances at a children's frolic Mechanics Hall for charity, Carols by Candlelight, street carols on Christmas Eve, and carnivals at Tungamah and Cobram Barooga. Bandmaster Stuart Stedman begins his annual vacation but will continue duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Cobram
Barooga
Tungamah
Stuart Stedman
Cobram Citizens’ Band
Fine Arts Club
Cobram Citizens' Band Christmas Eve Itinerary
The Cobram Citizens' Band plans a Christmas Eve tour visiting Melba theatre Cobram Hospital Housing Commission Barooga Royal Victoria Hotel and the railway station before returning to Cobram. The drive accompanies a festive program and calls for public attendance and appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobram
Baronga
Melba Theatre
Cobram Hospital
Housing Commission
Barooga
Royal Victoria Hotel
Thompson's Beach proposed as camping area for New Year Carnival
A Cobram Council letter from the Cobram Carnival Committee urged a camping site for the New Year influx, backed by the Chamber of Commerce which praised Thompson's Beach on the Murray. The Chamber offered support. officials noted flooding risk but proposed temporary measures and site cleanup with aid from the engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Council
Cobram Carnival Committee
Cobram
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson
Murray
Browning
Jordan
S. O. Gregory
O'Dwyer
Gregory
Council Decisions In Cobram Shire Seeks Approvals
Cobram Shire Council approved the engineer as inspector of septic tanks under the Health Act and authorised visits to Melbourne to resolve land title queries behind the Methodist Church. It deferred gate and road issues, funded Coronation flags, permit matters, and playground plans, while scheduling fire station signage and street lighting reviews. An inquiry into Muckatah waterworks, windmill, and tank ownership was also ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Department of Agriculture
New South Wales
Victoria
Cobram
Chamber of Commerce
Cobram Urban Fire Brigade
Public Works Department
S.E.C
Red Cross
Friendship Club
Katamatite
Parks and Gardens
Cobram Play Centre
Cobram Chamber of Commerce
Y. ¥. Boon
Katamalite
Tungamah
Coch's
Ross
Freeland
John W. Cassidy
St. Joseph's Parish
William
Railway
High Street
T. N. Harris & Sons
W. J. Richie
J. Kearny
Tungamah Shire
Cobram Shire Council reports on roads grading and bridge work
The engineer J Howard Frice updates Cobram Shire Council on grading along Benalla Tocumwal and Loofs roads, work toward Naring area, carting gravel to Narifgarita bridges, and planned improvements to May’s bridge and other boggy crossings. Maintenance includes Cobram streets grass cutting and a note on bridge deck levels with Targannah Lagoon. Road renovatons near Yarroweyah call for thorough grading and forming ahead of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla-Tocumwal
Katamatite
Yarrawonga
Numurkah
Dookie
Riley's Hill
Narifg Arta
May's Bridge
Targannah Lagoon
C.R.E
Shire of
Cobram
Council
Yarroweyah
O'Farrell
Murray
Wellinton
Davey
Beano Scout Beano and Badge Awards Night
The 1st Cobraim Scout Troop held its half yearly beano on Friday night with games and a supper. District Commissioner Ollie awarded first class badges to Kevin Bourke Harry McAuliffe and John Hamilton. John Summers won best Scout of the year and pocket compass. Harold Evans named David Scott best Cub and Norman Jordan most parade attendances. The Red six won a free night at the pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobraim
Ollie
Kevin Bourke
Harry McAuliffe
John Hamuton
M. Haines
Bulldog
Lions
Eagles
Wolves
John Summers
Harold Evans
David Scott
Norman Jordan
Red
Cobram Boy Scouts Roofing Iron Appeal Donations
The Cobram Boy Scouts roofing iron appeal reports additional donations from several contributors. Names include Col Lyle, Cobram Friendship Club, J W Holland, A Brentnall snr, G Creighton, R Woods, P Sharp, H Wyatt, R Pollock, A J Simpson, R Donald, T Johnson, J Coldwell, J Wiltshire, F Muller, R Strachan, F Comm, Stan Dunn, with amounts of 2 pounds and 1 pound respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobram Boy Scouts
Col. Lyle
Cobram Friendship Club
J. W. Holland
A. Brentnall Snr
G. Creighton
R. Woods
P. Sharp
H. Wyatt
R. Pollock
A. J. Simpson
R. Donald
T. Johnson
J. Cold Well
J. Wiltshire
F. Muller
R. Strachan
Stan Dunn
Donations to Mooroopna Hospital Appeal
The Mooroopna Hospital appeal receives several donations including J. F. Toohey 3 pounds W. McTaggart 2 shillings 2 pence Miss M. J. Irvin 1 pound 10 shillings H. M. Buzza W. Irvin 1 pound each W. McGrath 10/6 George White Mrs Strachan snr Mrs W. Johnson 10 pence each Mrs R. Francis 5 pence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooroopna Hospital
J. F. Toohey
W. McTaggart
M. J. Irvin
H. M. Buzza
W. Irvin
W. McGrath
Geo. White
Strachan Snr
W. Johnson
R. Francis
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Gilmour
Cobram Pig Sale
Wed
Literountinemal Thaket Pty, Lra
Mayfair
Strathmerton Railway
Staten Teuding
H. T. Paterson
P.O. Box
H. Paterson
Commonwealth Fertilizer CO
Australian Mercantile Land and Finance CO
William Street
John McNamara & Co
Lance Jenkins
Collins St
Finley
Deniliquin
Wodonga
Shepparton
Tatura
Cookie, Murchison
Nagambie
Sydney
Wool Brokers, Stock and Land Agents
Newmarket
R. Hobson
Mechanics Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Thompson's Beach
Cobram Shiré
J. Howard Frice
Cobram ‘Shire
BOY Scouts
BEANO
O. Campbell
Cobram East
Jersey
Jersey Bull
Dalgety & Company Limited
Dennys Lascelles Limited
Merry Christmas
Messrs
O’shea & Longley
de Soto
Diplomat
Rover
Chamberlain Tractors
R. K. Starr
R. C. Sandow Pty. Ltd
Bill Cleave
P. Mills Katam
Fenn & Bolton
Opticians
Collins Street
Cobram Hotel
Younghusband Limited
F. Q
Jay
Young Husband Limited
W. A. McTaggart , CO
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Wead
Newman
Royal Insurance and the
R. R. Ridgeway Stock
Station Avent
Buvent
New Zealand Loan & Mercantile I. V. McKay - Massey Has
Wy Co
Lightuna
Rudduck
New Zealand
Fiat
VNC. Walker
United Paints and Varms
Muraltone
Paul Louvi
Blades
ENA Iels
Cylind
Braemar Kerc
Fuller's
Ee Ee Iptigjams Pty. Ltd
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