Church Services Schedule for Cobram Strathmerton Yarroweyah
A local notice lists church services across Cobram Strathmerton and surrounding areas. Rev W K Bartlett preaches in Cobram at 7.30 p.m. and Mr W H Thomas speaks in Strathmerton at 11 a.m. on the third Sunday after Epiphany.
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Cobram
W. K. Bartlett
Strathmerton
W. H. Thomas
Yarroweyah
D. Guthrie
M. Haines
Naring
Neil Scott
B.A
Ronald Johnson died in accident at Cobram aged 20
Ronald Charles Johnson of Cobram died January 15 following an accident. Son of Mabel and the late Bill Johnson, he was a brother to Roma Don Neil Shirley Marlene Noneen and Keith. Aged 20.
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Johnson
Ronald Charles Johnson
Cobram
Mabel
Bill Johnson
Roma
Don
Neil
Shirley
Marlene
Noneen
Keith
Missing Yarrawonga Mother and Boy Sought
Police seek Margaret Anne Williams aged 30 and her three year old son Peter missing from Yarrawonga since December 22. They left in a panel van with some clothes and the boy’s tricycle. Mrs Williams rang from Shepparton saying she was unwell and taking a week's holiday. Her husband believes she may be seeking work in Melbourne and could be suffering memory loss.
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Yarrawonga
Margaret Anne Williams
Peter
Shepparton
Williams
W. J. Ryan
Burramine
Melbourne
Sun Scald of Apples Warns Growers in Heat Wave
Victorian horticultural officers warn that sun scald cuts apple marketability during a mid December heat wave. Damaged fruit shows yellow to light brown patches on the sunward side and must be stripped or rejected at harvest. Spraying during hot weather worsens the problem. apply sprays in the cool morning.
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Horticultural Division
Victorian Department of Agriculture
Overseas Trends in Fruit Market Report
Mr. Perry outlines 1953 market shifts for Australian fruit, noting steady UK sales at 1952 prices despite weak demand and plentiful South African pears, plus stronger prices in Sweden. He mentions planned Germany recovery and government funds to boost Australian apple imports, with aims to extend reach in Northern Europe.
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Mr. Perry
United Kingdom
Sweden
South Africa
U.K
Noel Perry
A. G. Perry
Germany
Perry
Pasture Improvement Boosts Production Per Acre
Rising costs in dairy farming prompt focus on per acre output. Victorian farmers are urged to upgrade existing pasture by removing weeds, replanting with best species, and using liberal superphosphate and regular irrigation. Efficient grazing and conserved surplus boost cow production and allow more stock with lower costs.
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G. D. Duncan
Goulburn
Record bonus announced by Shepparton Preserving Co Ltd
Managing Director Sir Andrew Fairley announced home payments totaling £129,828 to fruitgrower suppliers for the past season. Since bonuses began in 1925 and with last year’s allocations, the company will have distributed to suppliers £1,010,247 in total.
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Shepparton Fruit Preserving Co. Ltd
Sir Andrew Fairley
Dairy Manufactures Course Opens in Victoria in 1954
Applications for the 1954 course in dairy manufactures close February 1. The program starts March 29 at the School of Dairy Technology in Werribee and offers comprehensive training for factory operatives plus insight into the business side of dairy production. Prospectus and application forms available from the Superintendent of Dairying, Department of Agriculture, Treasury Gardens, Melbourne.
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School of Dairy Technology
Werribee
Victoria
Superintendent of Dairying
Department of Agriculture
Treasury Gardens
Melbourne
Wheat Board chairman to present report to council
The Australian Wheat Board chairman Sir John Teasdale will submit his report on the wheat industry to the Australian Agricultural Council next Wednesday. He declined to comment on protests about a suggested wheat acreage cut until the council has considered the report which outlines current production, world totals, and ministerial considerations. MP Moss urged wheat growers not to panic over a temporary setback, expecting world wheat conditions to normalise within six months.
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Australian Wheat Board
Sir John Teasdale
Australian Agcultural Council
John Teasdale
Council
Moss
M.L.A
Country Party
New Tungamah Shire President Elected
Dr. J. F. Frank Kelly of St. James was elected president of the Shire of Tungamah on Monday to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. Down. A well known public figure and keen coursing enthusiast, Kelly has held presidential honors before and is regarded a capable chairman.
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J. F
Frank) Kelly
St. James
Shire of
Tungamah
Down
Cobram Blacks Dominate Finley In Home Bowls Clash
Cobram Blacks defeated Finley 22 15 23 12 27 12 in three rinks as all games favored Cobram. A Monday match vs Berrigan saw Berrigan sweep all three rinks 19 29 18, ending 8 points to nil.
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Cobram Blacks
Finley
Stedman
Farrell
Gregory
O'Reilly
Newton
Barnett
Bromley
Killeen
Sims
Grigg
Duncan
Morton
D Mieckle
McDonald
Cope
Tongs
Marxsell
Spence
Gedye
Brookes
D. Lalor
Cook
Burton
Scoular
Cobram
Berrigan
Sim
Farrall
O’reilly
McLeod
Barclay
McLaren
Edwards
L. White
Marston
Fowler
D. Reynoldson
Davis
J. Reynoldson
Picking Pears for Cool Storage
Pear growers are urged to send fruit to cool storage promptly after picking. A joint statement by C.S.L.R.D. and the New South Wales Department of Agriculture notes research supports prompt handling. Delays reduce storage life, especially for Williams pears, and commercial conditions differ from experimental settings.
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C.s.lr.d
N.S
Offensive behaviour charge at Cobram Court
James Chapman of no fixed abode appeared before Mr St Gregory J P at Cobram court on Tuesday charged with offensive behaviour. He was fined four pounds or seven days, and after lacking funds he was returned to custody.
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James Chapman
St. Gregory
J.P
Cobram Court
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