Cavendish Catholic Ball Delights Attendees and Donors
Last Tuesday the Catholic ball drew Dane-Jers from Jong iistanves to enjoy a long dance program with Shaw's Orchestra of Hamilton. The event raised funds totaling £18 for the Dooen State School water supply project, aided by strong attendance and generous committee support.
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Succes
Dane- Jers
Jong Iistanves
Shaw
Hamilton
Pris Jeveds
Dooen
Annual Catholic Ball Draws Vast Local and Visitante Crowd
Residents and visitors from Warracksaboul Horsham Mur tom hill Rainbow Jeparin attended the Star Theatre event. Tallying takings reached E41 as organizers and parish groups coordinated a social evening for St Joseph's Catholic Church supporters.
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Warracksaboul
Horsham
Murtom
Hill
Rainbow
Jeparin
Star Theatre
18 Anderson
Lloyd
Henry
Bowers
Diane
Thor
Aeph
Jenny
Glenorchy Gymkhana Profits Boost Local Interests
Local sports and social notes report profits from a gymkhana event. Donations and raffles supported football club euchre parties and fundraising for community activities. Golf season opened with practice days and new members. notable names appear in attendance.
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Ivy
Pau
Keomnpson
M Holwats
Watt
Goroke Catholic Ball Draws Big Crowd This Season
A large Catholic community ball in Goroke drew over 30 attendees with about 30 paid admissions. The hall featured light pink and black streamers, palm fronds, multicolored lights, and an orchestra in a picketed alcove. The Dim-Doola Reveliers debuted, encores followed, supper was served, and a marquee housed 150. President E P Lavery, secretaries G Hassan and J Rice, a devoted committee, and MC N McIntyre led the event.
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Goroke
Arbor Day program features local talent and crafts
The community celebration included youths and younger participants with a lengthy program. Local artists provided entertainment while Mr N. Mclutyre oversaw the event. Women served supper and a turkey was the centerpiece as competitions ran.
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Armin
Fou Wan
O N. Mclutyre
Agai
Me. C. Kor
Martoa Band Visits Invalid for Cheerful Afternoon
The Martoa Band under Dr. AA Litas visited an invalid man in Watapett, delivering hymns and music in his home. Members and their families attended, followed by afternoon tea with friends.
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Cotomby Tris
Wader
AA. Litas
Postponed Murra Warra Dance Cited Weather Delay
The planned Murra Warra dance at Swilors Home Hall on Thursday night was postponed due to weather conditions. The delay affected attendance and the Mechanics' Fair visas the Profit, with organizers citing the weather as the reason for the postponement.
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Swilors
Natimuk Institute With Generous Donations and Events
The Natimuk Mechanics Institute posted a profit of £6 17s 3d from stalls and donations. Winners included Mr C Emmett for a sovereign and Mr F Woodward for a bag of wheat. Other activities featured ping pong, a 500 tournament, and a Coming of Age celebration for Ian Sudholz with a gold wristlet watch. The Teachers Group met at Natimuk State School with insights on Victorian and Canadian schooling. Lunch was provided by the Natimuk union branch.
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Natimuk Mechanics’ Institute
S. Davie
F. Dewar
Werner
H Sat
E. Lange
E. Smith
C. Emmett
Sovereign
F. Woodward
D. Lockwood
W. Hickson
R. E. Sudholz
Ian
G. Woodhouse
Natmuk State School
Woodhouse
Canada
Jon
McLinden
Dineen
Quinn
Miss Temple
Wearne
Br Dohnt
EF. B. Pedertek
Buller
Victorian Teachers’ Union
Natimuk
Funion
Mom Woodhouse
Young People Club Holds Evening Social
The Brophy Club hosted a youth social evening at the Bal Ast Womenalay under Ma Crathers Atlur with 71 members present. Mrs Cruthens recitations were performed while several speakers contributed to the event.
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Young Brophy Club
Edance
Charo
Ma Crathers
Tn Ciunies
Cruthens
Nurrabiel Tennis Club Premiership Ball
The Nurrabiel Tennis Club celebrated its premiership victory with a ball held in Mr. John McDonald's wool shed at Julumba Themer, Heard's.
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Nurrabiel Tennis Club
John McDonald
Heard
Music and the Mupper Brighten Rupanyup Event
The event drew strong crowd as music and novelty dances were enjoyed. Winners included Monte Carlo and several dance pairs, yielding about £10 from the proceeds to support first class court funding for next season.
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Monte Carlo
C. Hutchinson
E Smith
K. Coens
J. Scott
Driscoll
M. Lugton
The Horse Comes Back In Canada Breeding Revival
Canada sees a revival in horse breeding after a 14 percent decline to 1924. Interest grows in Britain the US and other nations. High tractor and truck use reduced draught horses but demand and prices rise with imports of registered mares and stallions for breeding.
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Canada
Dominion
Britain
U.S.A
Westen
United Kingdon
United States
Fred J
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