Cobram Cubs and Scouts Make Grade at Meetings and Camps
Cobram Scout News reports lively Cubs meeting with knot tying, Union Jack, games, and training shaping future Scouts. Four recruits named Tommy Edge David Scott Bruce Day and John Hocking. four move up to Scout Group Kevin Walker Barry Graham Kevin Noble Kevin Hocking. Cubs outing on Anzac afternoon to Barooga Bends praised. Scouts muster 14 with two first class badge exams for John Hamilton Kevin Rourke and Harry McAuliffe. Easter camps Rosellas led by Hamilton and Cockatoos by Rutherford, Rosellas win tight patrol contest. Weatherill visits. Doug Guthrie Scoutmaster notes wet weekend but spirits high. Brian Koop passes signalling test for first class badge. aim to wear tunic soon.
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Cubs
Association
Harold
Tommy Edge
David Scott
Bruce Day
John Hocking
Kevin Walker
Barry Graham
Kevin Noble
Kevin Hocking
Barooga
John Hamilton
Kevin Rourke
Harry McAuliffe
Riss Hamilton
Weatherill
Brian Koop
Brian
Sound Trade Opportunity Boy Wanted for Printing Trade
Apprenticeship offered at the Courier Office Cobram for a boy to learn every phase of the printing trade. Enter after probation with chances of rapid promotion on indenture completion. Apply to the Manager Courier Office Station Street Cobram. Phone 4. Fremantle insert Sperling Broadway Street registered notice.
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Courier” Office
Station Street
Cobram
Fhone
Wearing a cheerful face helps work efficiency at Cranfield meeting
About 150 scientists and doctors at Cranfield near Bedford debated fatigue and frowning. Eye muscles tire from keeping a tense expression, while the eye itself rarely tires. Mr H C Weston of the Medical Research Council noted worry and glare foster frowning. he cited that blind children never frown, explaining the peaceful facial appearance.
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Cranfield
Bedford
H. C. Weston
Medical Research Council
Mr Weston
Local Cyclists Defeat Shepparton In Inter-Club Race
Jay Cohay Cycling Club dominated a sunlit inter-club event at Shepparton last Sunday with Arthur Dewan taking double honors as fastest and first. Bill Graham of Cobram and K Lawford of Cobram followed, while notable riders Jack Maskell and Pat Bush competed amid a field of Cobram entrants.
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Jay Cohay
Jg Shepaton
Arthur Dewan
Bill Graham
Cobram
K Lawford
Cobra
Te Club
Jack Maskell
Jan Dougals
Shepparton
D. Rowe
Graham
R. Crawfort
Murray Valley Development Plans and Fire Relief Aid
The Murray Valley group discussed water storage and weir construction to aid lower Murray regions and soldier settlers, urging conservation in Suston. They pursued inter-State food production coordination and a Murray Valley Development Committee, while noting urgency beyond commissions. Fundraising for bush fire relief reached £4,373 with allocations to Holbrook, Tumbarumba, Oxley and others, as debates continued over federal tax impact on production and cross-border supplies. The next executive meeting is set for Victor Harbor in late October.
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Darling
Padman
League
Murray Valley
Ald Whyte
Lawrence
Mr McEwen
Inermiet
Tehpsan
Sven
Rerson
UN Til
Victor Harbor
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