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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
3
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An entry from the Lovesdale community notes an annual picnic with plans for attendees to gather, share food, and enjoy local entertainment. Details on location and times are expected in a subsequent notice.
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Golf notes summarize a club meeting agenda and upcoming events. It lists player notes and course updates, with brief mentions of score improvements, member reminders, and practice schedules. The item preserves a concise club newsroom tone and keeps notable names and locales minimal.
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In ROWA a community event dubbed Picnic Race drew attention as residents gathered for a spirited run. Organizers pitched a fun, inclusive race around the promenade, aiming to boost neighborhood camaraderie and outdoor activity.
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