Savings and thrift urged in wartime guide for households
A wartime public notice urges households to save and spend wisely. It promotes holding Savings Certificates at banks or post offices, and advance subscriptions to Commonwealth Cash Loans. The message stresses keeping prices down, avoiding new debts, and investing savings in wealth bonds and saving certificates.
Ugly-Man Dance and Euchre Tourney Draw Large Local Attendance
Saturday's Ugly-Man competition opened with a committee led dance and euchre tourney at the Public Hall. Guests traveled from Murton Horsham and Byrneville. ladies won the euchre Mrs Frank Frgests and Mr Frank Woodhart. Alf White led music with Miss Lornan and Mr CJ Ashwell. A well attended supper followed, and the event boosted club funds. Local football club members assisted, hot pies cakes and fruit served, with prizes awarded to winners Mr Humphries and Mr Ron Bodey. The Junior Football team congratulated on steady progress and its long season.
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Fred Bligh
Murton
Horsham
Byrneville
Frank
Gests
Frank Woodhart
Alf White
Mise Lornan
C.J. Ashwell
Ovypauiern
Joe
Humphries
Ron Bodey
Jung Football In
Aerateh
Local girls win at Minimay in charity basketball game
In a Saturday MiniMay contest the Minimay girls scored 27 goals to 20 by Goroke Khakis. A charity ball was planned for Wednesday July 24 at Minimay to aid the Food for Britain appeal. A parcel of foodstuffs was sent to headquarters after the Booroopki State School appeal.
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Minimay
Goroke Khakis
Food For
Noradjuha Hall Benefit Show Promises Memorial Mall Support
A Noradjuha fundraiser last year spurred a staged event with local and guest performers. Organizer Mrs CWS McDonald led an extensive program at Noradjuha Hall aiming to build a new Memorial Mall to replace Mechanics Hall, with £47 4s 4d raised and £22 still needed toward the £100 goal.
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Noradjuhs
Mra. Cws. McDonald
Sew Memorial Mall
Iage
Shane
Ive
Wimpinia
Natimuk
Jasx Flat
Horsham
Topan East
Noradjuha
Barbara Jagger
Max Bartlett
Stan Heard
Betty Sande
Alan Walter
Lois Torker
Joan Fraser
Green Smith
Heard
Morrison
Sudhal
William Schmidt
Lois Hate Jey
Noela Bartlett
Miser Cand
Ann Scott
Marjorie Hutchinson
Therese Thompson
Harold Ballinger
May Ludhole
Social fundraisers for school and church gala planned
The Mother's Club president Mix L. J. Mroller noted the social aimed to raise funds for two new table covers for the school. Material made by Mrs. V. Heinrich, with proceeds of £5 1s, and volunteers including Mesdaniel H. Wal trowiey, L. Brdy, and R. E. Cheyer supported the effort. The Methodist Ladies' Guild and St. Paul planned an August combined show with extra flower classes, promising an improved event.
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Mix L. J. Mroller
V. Heinrich
Mr. Hickey
Aweet Stall Mosdaniel
Local Notes on Hospital Progress and Club Presentation
Mrs AL Brooksby, an inmate at Wembley Hospital, is making satisfactory progress toward recovery. Mr and Mrs W Schotfield, previously at Cully and Douglas, have returned to Melbourne after visiting relatives. In Douglas Miga Laka Rovers news, secretary Rox Hobbs presented a silver cake to Ray Hronkshy after a recent wedding, with thanks from members for the gift.
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AL Brooksby
Wembley Hospital
W. Schotfield
Cully
Douglas
Melbourne
Douglas Miga Laka Rovers
Rox Hobbs
Ray Hronkshy
Kay Biefly
Mynchers
Carpet Bowls Results At Werthesing Ambiguous
The fragmentary report lists numerous players and clubs such as Searle St de Scouts and Brown & ANA with scattered scores and venues like Maylands and Redan St. Umpires include G. Dougherty and Hargis among others. The text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete names, offering a partial snapshot of a local carpet bowls event.
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Werthesing
Searle St
Scouts
Bail Cingside
Kelward
ACCT
Catnel de Latleann
Kail Xo
Het Brown
ANA
Rtwrs
Baillie
Cultural centralisation at Mildura proposal sparks debate
Mrs J D G Medley urged adopting a secretaries annual report to advance cultural centralisation in country life. She cited a Wheat Farms study by Alan Holt, calling for threefold service consolidation education amenities and culture and proposing a Mildura Culversite branch to counter isolation and sustain rural values. The talk touched on traveling libraries and the need to bring art and crafts to country communities.
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Mildura
Whlett
England
Theresa Conrtey
Australia
Victoria dairy herd gain eyed by minister
Minister of Agriculture W G McKenzie says dairy cow numbers are falling but hopes to halt the slide with a drive to rear 350 000 heifer calves in 1946. Soldier settlement buys will create a market for surplus calves with a guaranteed minimum price. Prices for dairy stock are expected to stay favorable for sellers for some time.
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Victoria
W. G. McKenzie
Soldier Settlement Commission
Aeleven
Commission
Wikely
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