Cobram Fine Arts Society Annual Report
The Cobram Fine Arts Society reports a successful year with concerts raising funds for Queens. Membership rose to 81. general meetings averaged 50 attendees. A busy program featured artists such as Tamara des Fontaines Max Collins Gwen Wall and Nancy Creighton with pianists and dancers. The group thanks CAE for sponsorship and notes plans for 1951 including a piano purchase and a government grant application.
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Cobram Fine Arts Society
Durie
Queens
Tamara Des Fontaines
Max Collins
Vontealin
Gwendoline Wall
Ait
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CAE
Margaret. Cassidy
Nancy Creigshtos
Ken Whiburn
Charles Milton
van Stanger
M. Hocking
Barooga Square
Marine
Dunne
Stefan Haag
Lorna Triste
Beverley Elgar
Allan Aldous
Y Jom
Brains Trust
Colin Matoor
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Rye Yeenmler
Ie Cobram
Profesor Scharff
Nancy Creighton
Alan Eddy
Winifred Gardner
Betty Fretwell
Eric Mitchell
Macartney
Lorna Stirling
Elsa Haas
Numurkah
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Cobram
Beatrice Oakley
Dorcas Willams
Colin Badger
Gwenda Coalstad
Home Affairs
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Geo. Hardwick
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John Tallis
Elsa Haag
Fred Stillard
C. White
H. E. Brentnall
J. R. Dunne
R. E. Bourke
Phil Sharp
Ian Rutter
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Farm Tree Planting Competition Sponsored Statewide
The Save the Forests Campaign will run 13 regional Farm Tree Planting Competitions this year as part of Centenary Celebrations. Regional winners advance to a State Championship offering £100 cash, a certificate, and a tree planting package, with further regional prizes and discretionary awards for best new plantings on soldier settlement blocks.
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Compulsory Voting Proposed for Woolgrowers Referendum
The Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Mr McEwen announced Cabinet approved a compulsory referendum on a Post Joint Organisation plan of reserve prices for wool. He noted initial plans aimed to establish reserve prices after JO operations and that most wool growers supported some form of arrangement, though some opposed it.
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Early fruit size in canned peaches linked to growth stages
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Victorian Department of Agriculture
Tatura Research Station
Kyman
Divier
Tatura
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