Cooyong School Notes Highlight Prize Winners and Farewell
The Cooyong rural district held a Memorial Tree planting and prize distribution ceremony. Dux Fred Hobbs and top students from various grades received awards while Miss Catherine Mel Killop was honored with a gift before a farewell speech. A jolly sing and a watermelon centerpiece capped the event with a public tea.
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Ray Annex
Afra
Toole
Cooyong
Min. Hocking
Weelong Station
Fred Hobbs
Lawson Howe
Ted Hobbs
John Hebba
Ted Hobbe
Eive Keat
Owen Toole
Bethy Toale
Enid Toole
Murigoan
Jean Heat
Catherine Mel Killop
Oberon
Por
Jong Im
Standard for Cornsacks Debate in Legislative Assembly
In a session with Mr. E. F. Dring raising concerns on corn sack quality, the minister was urged to ensure sacks meet the federal standard. Dring cited issues with wheat quality and asked for measures benefiting primary producers. The minister said he would seek information from the Department and report back.
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Ashburnham
E. F. Dring
Mila
Ministerioy Agriculture
Graham
Medley
Manta
Grube
Will” Née
An Established Planned Economy or Chaos
A Forbes 1946 letter by A R Churcher argues for a planned economy to stabilize wages and growth. He contends wages reflect the community’s value, warns against inflation from excessive pay, and stresses a statist approach with a statistic department guiding investment and market balance. He critiques laissez faire and advocates democratic economic governance to avoid unemployment and crises.
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Uume
Amer
Nscltty
Kive
Joe
le & Statisticn
Eta
Unies
R. Churcher
Forbes
Far West Health Scheme aids disabled youths in Sydney
The Far West Health Scheme reports progress in vocational training for mentally handicapped youths and partial success with recent clinic visits in Sydney. Five boys and girls joined the Vocational Guidance Clinic for potential further training as the expanded Far West Home grows, and donations including £60 from the IPE Sunshine Club support ongoing care and treatment.
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Mir. Hill
Sydney Wy
Far West
Wass
Sydney
Por West
IPE Sunshine Club
Dr More's Indian Root Pills Promote Gentle Relief
The periodical bilious attacks indigestion and constipation from over indulgence call for a thorough laxative. Dr More's Indian Root Pills assist nature by putting the bile and acting on the stomach and bowels.
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More
Dr. More
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