Two Interesting Plays by Presbyterian Fellowship Troupe
The Presbyterian Fellowship presented two one act plays at Laurie Memorial Hall on Monday night. Senior members performed Money Makes a Difference with strong character work by Lily Fergus and Ken Boorer, while junior members tackled All Gone with three debuting actresses Judy Shiels Margaret Woodward and Valerie Satuer. The critics praised timing and stage presence, noted some overacting and technical rough spots, and urged continued practice for the young cast as the production team led by Rev. D. Glyn Jones and Miss Kath Kemp prepared backstage music by Mrs. W. Yoole.
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Presbyteran Fellowship
Laurie Memorial Hall
Fellowship
Mins
Lily Fergus
He Yok
Brothers
Ken Boorer
Keena
Margaret Woodward
Judy Shiels
Valerie Satuer
Lee
D. Glyn Jones
Kath. Kemp
Obituary: Charles Hardy of Nabiac Dies in M R D Hospital
Charles Hardy, longtime Nabiac resident and timber worker, died Friday in M R D Hospital after a yearlong illness. Survived by wife and sisters Mrs Geo Holstein and Mrs Ada Holden. numerous siblings predeceased. Funeral held Saturday at Nabiac cemetery with Rev Walter Latham officiating. arrangements by W T Howard of Champion.
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Wallamb
Charles Hardy
Nabiac
M.R.D
Richard Hardy
Prince Hardy
Bo Bo
Geo. Holstein
Ada Holden
Mabine
J. Middlebrook
Dawson River
Birthday Party For Owen Relf On Sixth Birthday
At the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Relf a birthday party honored Owen Relf on his sixth birthday. Nearly one hundred guests enjoyed dancing games and a supper arranged by the family. A motor boat themed entrance and a Queen Mary style ship skit entertained guests while speeches praised the honoree. Owen received many fine gifts including a two deck birthday cake by Mrs C Belcher and many lasting keepsakes as he looks forward to the next thirty milestones.
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Ben Relf
Owen Relf
Relf
Les
Franks
M. Crouch
Bert Fordham
Selwin
C. Belcher
Antigenul
Owen
Harmony Club to recess over Christmas in Gloucester
At a Gloucester Harmony Club committee meeting in Laurie Memorial Hall members agreed to a holiday recess from December 16 to January 12. Mr and Mrs McLeod offered their home for members who wish to practice during the break.
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Gloucester Harmony Club
Laurie Memorial Hall
H, McLeod
J. Benson
Carolan
Gloucester
Thompson Named to New Federal Cabinet Roles
Mr V C Thompson assistant treasurer in the new cabinet and a minister without portfolio representing repatriation was sworn in by Prime Minister Lyons on Monday night. He has long served as the member for New England in the House of Representatives since 1922, chaired key committees, led the Country Party whip since 1934, and held leadership roles with the Northern New State Movement and Australian Tobacco Growers Association. He has long association with The Northern Daily Leader of Tamworth.
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Im. Lyons
V . Thompson
New England
Munists Sisting
Trewivet
Mint
House of Representatives
Thompson
Country Party
Northern New State Movement
Australian Tobacco Growers’ Association
Northern Daily Leader
150th Anniversary Celebrations Spread Across Country Centres
With Australia’s 150th Anniversary Celebrations two months away, official committees report most centres have completed planning. Albury’s events run March 12 to 19 featuring religious, sporting, military, school activities plus a large basket picnic by the Country Women’s Association and a monumental birthday cake for Children’s Day.
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Australia
Mr. Cunningham
Albury
Country Women’s Association
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Presbyterian Fellowship
Sid Broadbent
Boorer
Neil McInnes
Rueben Keena
Glester
Gloucester Advocate
Tion
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PHONE
Anderson
Harmony Club
IEEE
MR. V. C. Thompson
Phompsar
Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd
Workers
Maitland
Capper’s Pty.'ltd
E. P. Capper & Sons, Ltd
West Maitland
Gloucester Hotel
F. M. Smith
Savings Bank Dusiness
Austral
Commonwealth Savings Banket
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