Crouch Elected President of Progress Association
WR W CROUCH NEW PROGRESS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT The retiring president Duff did not seek re election Other officers elected were Senor Vice President Mr A Wohlers junior Mrs F Rodan secretary treasurer Mr 1 Greenberg auditor Wardens Noa ty Mr J Harris Mr A D Stevenson 1 Me 1 Men Wohlers fi Str Gilbert 8 Mr 1 Jenkinson Committee Zone wardens and Mes 1 Kelly Messrs W Borella D Mursh tai Jil Ny Whitelock J Dutt 1 Fisher D Murshid. Move to retain 64 of membership fee defeated. Whitelock warns zones must operate with association. Past year praised for constructive advice and public works. Zone work noted Zones 2 and 5 show results. Treasurer reports credit balance and donation to Wimmera Base Hospital adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor
A. Wohlers
F. Rodan
Greenberm
Noa Ty
J. Harri
A.D. Stevenson
Wohlers
Gilbert
1. Jenkinson
Kelly
W. Borella
Murshtai Jil
Whitelock
J. Dutt
Fisher
D Murshid
Williamsou
W. Loband
W. Rielly
B Burgess
A. Williamson
Williauson
Fdlow
Ryan
Mr. Whitelock
Parison
Luft
Jr. Burgos
Nasebandt
H. Greenberg
Greenberg
Wimmera
Uosp
J. Kelly
Rotary Club Holds Christmas Meeting Horsham
The Rotary Club of Horsham held its final meeting of the year as a Christmas party at the Masonic Hall with about 85 attendees. Guests were welcomed by Mr. W. R. Allen and Mrs. Allen, proceedings led by Dr. G. Forsyth, a dinner and progressive dance, name guessing prizes, humorous verses, carols, a wild life film by Mr. P. Wilkin, and supper before resuming activities in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Horsham
Masonic Hall
Mags
Kolly
W. R. Allen
Allen
C Perrin
Healesville
P. Wilkin
Rotary Club
Christmas carols at Wimmera Base Hospital
Church choirs from St Andrew's Presbyterian Methodist St John's Church of England and Church of Christ visited Wimmera Base Hospital for the annual Christmas carol program. Conductor A D Beynon organized the singing with organist Mrs A E Kimberley and Colleen Baker on flute. rev Fielding and Canon Fettell praised Matron Arthur and staff as patients enjoyed carols in wards and blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmera Base
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Methodist
St. John's Church of England
Church of Christ
A. D. Beynon
A. E. Kimberley
Colleen Baker
T.B. Chalet
F. 1. Fielding
Arthur
Fielding
Canon N. 8
Fettell
Matton Arthur
Ure
Une
Officer Warns of Severe Fire Danger in Victoria
Victoria faced the gravest wash fire risk in state history as growth surged beyond 1929 fires. Coates Fire Authority chief C A Daw urged utmost caution for holiday makers, campers, and motorists, warning that a dropped match or cigarette could spark massive destruction and loss of life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Coates
Ipswich firm ships ten ton clover seed to United States
An Ipswich firm exported a ten ton load of hop clover seed to the USA, believed to be the first of its kind to America. The firm sources seed from East Anglian farmers, cleans and processes it, and parcels it for dispatch. The seed acts as a fertiliser, enriching soil with nitrogen.
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U.S.A
Ipswich
America
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