Church Services and Engagement in Cobram and Surrounds
Sunday May 16 church services listed for Margarets Church of England Methodist and Presbyterian parishes across Cobram Yarroweyah Katamatite Strathmerton and Scot's Church Cobram. Engagement announced Florence Joyce Bowles to Thomas Sydney Markey. Bereavement notice thanks friends and Dr Schubert for support.
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Florence Joyce
K. Bowles
Jel Strathmerton
Thomas Sydney
Jane F. Markey
Wilbur Street
Cobram
Pye
Schubert
Cobram Forms 20-Team Table Tennis Competition
A table tennis competition with 20 teams was formed in Cobram last night and more entries are welcome until Tuesday. Teams listed include Tocumwal Barooga Settlers 1 and 2 Methodist 1 and 2 Murray Valley Pairy Co Young Farmers 1 and 2 Cobram East 1 and 2 Ramblers 1 and 2 plus No Hopers Scouts Presbyterian Cycling Club St Josephs Tennis Club and Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobram
A. Dewan
Tocumwal
Barooga
Settlers
Methodist
Murray Valleyg Pairy Co
Young Farmers
Cobram East
Ramblers
No Hopers
Presbytterian
St. Joseph’s
Army
Health Inspector’s Report to Council
The inspector reports generally satisfactory conditions in slaughter yards and hotels in Cobram but urges council action on town camps near the recreation reserve. He notes ongoing issues with septic tanks including the Grand Central Hotel and recommends a townwide list of installations, stricter approvals, and consideration of septic closets where appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.watson
Cobram Shire
Grand Central Hotel
Cobram Shire Council Deliberates on Roads and Fees
Cobram Shire discusses road maintenance and hire rates for municipal plant. The meeting approves or asks for estimates on culverts at Fowler's Crossing, Kokoda road travel, and Bank Street sealing. Planning changes include Station Street shops and a Town Planning Scheme revision. Empire Day plans and immunisation supplies are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrawonga-Katama- Country
Fowler's Crossing
John W. Cassidy
T. M. Ryan
E. M. Rembink
Station Street
Council employee’s complaint over casual to permanent hiring practices
A council discussion centers on employment rules under the Municipal and Preference Acts. The engineer explains casual hires can be extended for a month with higher pay, then revert to regular rates or dismissal. There is debate about converting casuals to permanents and the protection of workers’ status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Thompson's Beach
Harris
Jin Vine
Dr. O'Dwyer
Evaren
Dwyer
Frice
Fox
Ehmen
O'Dwyer
Milelovey Wills
Tunhgajis
orruns + Cobram
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Melba
Burt Lancaster
Technicolor
Mediterranean
David Farrar
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Edwina Black
Dan Duryea
Mary Anderson
John Barrymore Jnr
Preston Foster
Joan Lorring
Tofline
It Margarets Church of England
Methodist Church Home Missions
W. K. Bartlett
Swathmerton
Hilda Fisher
Yarroweyah S.S
Mont Blanc
Nort Blanc
Department of Public
N. A. Gilmour
Gover
Commission of Public Health
Secretary For Lands
W. E. Horner
Township of
The
Municipal Association of Victoria
Presbyterian Chure
Katamatite
Boundary Road
Gilmore's Road
Benalla Road
Thompson
Herald Touring Club
Australian Road Federation
Dunn, Son & Stone
K. A. Evans
Mechanics’ Institute
Shire
Dr. N. Jordan
J. G. Scott
Bank
William
High Streets
Kokoda Road
Gordon Hendy
Nelson's Road
Shire Hall
Geo. Edgar
Buffaloes Lodge
Shall Committee
R. J. Cornish
G. C. Moss
Public Works Department
State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
Main Street
L. J. Cummins
P. F
S.M. Sharp
Education Department
Department of Health
Country Roads Board
Dayton’s Bridge
A.M. ‘Bank
Tthe Bank
George H. Smith
Yarroweyah
W. rComisr
B. Tones
John T. Lodding
Wondah Street
Mr. B. Moran
Muller
McCluskey’s Road
Drama Group
Shall
Ballard
Field's Road
Lukies
Fields
Chapel Road
Barnes
Church Street
Rock Street
Racecourse Road
Dr. Fox
Groll's
Yarroweyah Sports Ground
Schmerije
Carl
Monhiv Wight
S. G. Hendy
Tan Cameron
Tungamah Shie Council
Louie
Clea
NERS
Deo Nou Wait
R. Alpertos Transont
Colum Treck
Association For Advancement of the Blind
J. W. Wilson
Queen Street
Melbourn
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