State School Mothers Club Faces Small Attendance
The Mothers Club at State School reported low turnout with 46 attending from about 600 mothers. Office bearers were elected and the group noted increased membership from 56 to 152 due to a drive, yet activity lagged behind last year. Funds supported school equipment and winter cocoa for infant students while a wireless set and other amenities were added. The club urged more mothers to attend and participate in 1949 activities.
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Ahe
H.R. Luker
Mackay
J. EK. Wooding
F. Turner
A. W E
W. McFarlane
Mra
Timms
Bowra
Dempster
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Gabbe
Bestera
Mathers’ Club
Mathers’ Cub
Mothers’ Club
Garden party aids Girl Guides appeal for war memorial
Horsham residents are invited to a Girl Guides garden party at the Presbyterian Manse next Saturday. The event supports a 20 000 pound appeal to house guides headquarters and provide training for citizenship and world peace. The appeal, under patronage of Lt Governor Sir Edmund Herr ing and Lady Herring, and Lord Mayor Dr and Mrs Disney, highlights wartime gifts and local activities such as war relief funds, evacuee garments, seamen’s children support, and air ambulance funds.
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Horsham
Boy Scouts
Girl Guides
Guides
Edmund Herring
Malaya
UNESCO Week Promotes World Mindedness In Australia
The Commonwealth Government proclaims UNESCO Week from March 27 to March 70 to highlight United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization aims. Pamphlets and four set materials are distributed through libraries and clubs to promote world-mindedness, reconstruction, and illiteracy eradication with free copies from the Commonwealth Office of Education in Sydney.
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U.n.esco
Australia
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural ‘Organisation
Jmvaheen
Ubraries
Rotary Clut
Winllar Ageseies
U.N Esc
Commonwealth Office of Education
G.P.O
Sydney
Country education on the improve says minister Tovell
The Minister for Education told the Country Party conference that country families leaving the area due to schooling were misled. He noted state bus services cost nearly £300,000 yearly, cover 20,000 miles daily and will be expanded, with plans for earlier dental and medical service expansion.
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Country Party
Brig. Tovell
Farmers to pay more for corn sacks in Australia
A report notes Australia will face higher costs for wheat and wool sacks due to elevated jute prices. India plans to import 32.3 million bushels of wheat at 14/6 per bushel. The cabinet was briefed last week on likely bag price increases, with new jute supplies expected to raise prices by about 2d.
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Australis
India
Australia
Hen owners to register under Egg Marketing Board provisions
Poultry farmers with 12 hens or more must register with the Egg and Egg Pulp Marketing Board and those with 40 hens or more must deliver their birds to the board or agents. Provisions under the Marketing of Primary Products Act announced by Chairman Mr James Carter.
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Egg and Egg Pulp Marketing Board
James Carter
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