Wedding Bells At Scots Church For Marjorie Edwards And Jeffrey Mirams
Marjorie Edwards and Jeffrey Mirams wed at Scots Church on September 29 with a lace frock, a bouquet of camellias and rosebuds, and a wreath of orchids. The reception followed at Mechanics Hall, with the couple planning a future in the Warragul district.
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Ladies’ Guild
Scots Church
Marjorie
L. Edwards
Cobram
Jeffrey
Mirams
Warragul
Dulcie Mirams
Ivan Clarke
McAllister
Nathalia
N. Gale
A. Staude
Diana Marshall
Janet Muller
David Altus
South Australia
Josephine Staude
Mechanics Hall
Dandenone
Edwards
Bright
30th Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs O Dwyer
Over one hundred friends from the northeast and southern Riverina gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs M D O Dwyer Sunday evening to mark 30 years of married life. Guests included bridesmaids Mrs T Shin nick and Mrs Jim Cullen and best man Mr Ray O Dwyer. An apology arrived from groomsman Mr Jim Crawley. The event featured tales from days gone by, vocal items by Phil Sharp J Parnell Robert Hosie and community singing. A sumptuous buffet supper followed.
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Riverina
M. D. O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
T. Shinnick
Jim Cullen
Ray O'Dwyer
Jim Crawley
Phil Sharp
J. Parnell
Robert Hosie
A. Mulquiney
Caulfield Cup Field Lacks Glamour Names Amid Injury Concerns
Ormond Durham surveys a 23-horse Caulfield Cup field with many usable stayers but few glamour entries. Nizami leads form with solid recent results, while Tron Duke and Midway show potential. Basha Felika doubtful after a Tuesday breakdown. Welkin Sun and Masterhorn present possible challenges if conditions favor them.
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Jovial Lad
Jack Purtell
Durham
Nizami Grey
Herbert Power
Tron Duke
Basha Felika
Elwood Fisher
Williamson
Double Blank
Adelaide
Royal Brocade
Laurie Hussar
Iron Duke
Moore
Jan
Blackfellow
Purtell
Welkin Sun
Davey Jones
Pennili
Yeoval
Gay
Masterhorn
Barooga triumphs over Strathmerton in one day match
In Strathmerton last Saturday Barooga won the first innings by 14 runs. Jim Cornish top scored with 55 not out in the first innings and 18 not out in the second while Clive Smith took 5/13 bowling for Barooga. Strathmerton's Gemmell Haynes and Lewis bowled well. Reynoldson led the home batting with 33. Barooga first innings 55* for Cornish. Finley beat Katamatite in the opener of the season as Katamatite collapsed after Mills 39 and Kilmour 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barooga
Strathmerton
Jim Cornish
Clive Smith
Gemmell
Haynes
Lewis
L. Reynoldson
Cornish
C. McAuliffe
F. Lewis
J. Ryan
Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs O Dwyer Hailed by Guests
Dr Mulquiney presented the couple with an oak mantel clock set and wished them many more happy anniversaries. The guests thanked everyone for attending the gathering. The party continued late with Auld Lang Syne. Winners of competitions included Mr Hedelife for a tin of biscuits and Mr HA Wheeler for ten.
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The
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Mr Hedelife
Ha’ Wheeler
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Ginger Rogers
James Mut
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Holdenson & Nielson Fresh Food Pty. Ltd
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Ring
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Commonwealth Fertiliser CO
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Church of One
J. T. Smith
Wondah Street
JF Howes
Univ. of Sydney
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R. Millsteed
H. Quirk
Munro
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W. Sutton
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R. Munro
Rowling
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Durhambasha Felika Midway
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Cloe TS
Rey
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Gussie Moran
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