Bereavement Notice for Conrick and Mitchell Families
Mrs A Conrick and the Mitchell family request letters cards telegrams and floral tributes during their bereavement. Please accept this as personal note from Mrs A Conrich.
11 Jan 1946
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
1
Mrs A Conrick and the Mitchell family request letters cards telegrams and floral tributes during their bereavement. Please accept this as personal note from Mrs A Conrich.
A brief Cobram Courier notice from January 11 1946 provides a local phone contact. The item mentions Cobram and directs readers to use the paper’s phone line for inquiries.
The 1935 1936 Victoria Water Conservation Authority report warns that siltation from erosion and mining in the Hume catchment imperils the Hume Reservoir. Additional storage, 750000 acre feet, is urged to secure Murray River irrigation and soldier settlement in three states. No adequate measures have been taken to halt degradation or improve the catchment.
A batch of social notes records Lola Harris and Wine Travers holidaying in Melbourne, R Denson returning from Melbourne, Merv Steward rejoining his unit after Cobram leave, Jim Merton visiting Cobram, and the Stillards plus Gilmour motor to Sydney for three weeks. Others include Howarth in Melbourne with Dawsons at Barooga, Sergeant M Stillard home for Christmas, Margaret Cassidy injuring her arm, R Pullar back from Melbourne business trip, Mary Whitty visiting Barooga, Radcliffe and family at Korrumburra with three years RAAF service in England, J J OConnor hosting Mer Roach, Max Crosby in Cobram, U White in Breant with Langlands, and Roy Nevill visiting his brother W Nevill after return from P O W Islands.
Tolbert Noel Walker was charged at Cobram Court of Petty Sessions with illegally using a motor vehicle taken from in front of the Mechanics Hall Cobram on New Year’s Eve and later found damaged near Berrigan. He was sentenced to one month imprisonment suspended on a 12 month good behavior bond and abstinence from alcohol, plus costs of £4 10s.
Goulburn Valley canneries will need about 1500 volunteer women and girls as Victoria's fruit harvest looks strong with apricots heavy peaches heavier pears lighter this year. Kyabram Co op managing director Mr R H Gent says output hinges on voluntary labor for the season from after Christmas to late April.
Six veterinary scholarships will be awarded this year to Victorian students for study in Veterinary Science at Melbourne and Sydney Universities. Applicants must submit full name address and scholastic details to Agriculture Treasury Gardens Melbourne by January 23 1946.
In the Victorian New Year Honors, Dr Andrew Walker Fairley of Shepparton is named Companion of St. Michael and St. George. The award reflects his leadership of state food producing interests and brings recognition to Shepparton and local fruit industries for wartime service.
A wartime reform of labor relations envisions a smoother marketplace with better service. Employers freed from verbal repression, many workers reassigned to nonpublic roles, and windshields wiped again as consumer interactions regain civility. The piece laments lingering wartime critics and celebrates a hoped-for tone of improved courtesy and efficiency in peacetime commerce.
Acting Hydrographic Engineer G T Thompson provides figures on Murray and Loddon storage capacities and rises and falls. Murray River Hume capacity 1 250 000 acre feet 1 163 560 in store decrease 30 870 Yarra capacity 253 670 in store increase 36 320 album Weir 20 700 in store 20 310 decrease 390 Waranga 933 400 in store 269 800 decrease 10 000 Loddon Laanecoorie 6 650 in store 500 decrease Kerang Lakes 89 400 68 520 decrease 20 0 Lake Boga 29 650 26 680 no variation
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