Presbyterian Fair Delights Community with Successful Fundraiser
The Presbyterian Woman’s Guild held a Memorial Hall Mower Show and Fair last Saturday with steady attendance from town and district residents. Volunteers led by Mrs J C Turner and Mrs A B Coulton served afternoon tea to about two hundred. stalls featuring produce sweets and crafts reported strong sales. Floral displays drew praise despite drought with Mrs W Wearne and Mrs Jackson tying for a 12 point flowers trophy. additional exhibits included chrysanthemums by D M McKenzie and a floral carpet and gallery by Mrs Roberts and students.
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Presbyterian Worens Guild
J.C. Turner
Coulton
Maney and Works
DO F
G. Joba
Graham
McCutl
G. 3. Wheeler
Ghys
PRA
W. Wearne
Jackson
A. BR. Macleod
C. W. Coote
D. M. Mckenzie
Roberts
Dormston
Sanday School
Sfor
Local Fair Opens Amid War Conditions and Community Support
A village fair at Manilla featured a wide display of plants and pictures including items from the London Times dated November 5 1805 siege reports of Trafalgar. Officials from the Presbyterian Church and local Municipality praised the community effort despite rationing and war, with musical numbers by local schools and performances by Betty Mason and Maxter.
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James Stanley
Park
J. Coote
G. Park
Glenbarra
Hudson Cramsworth
Roberta
London Times
Battle of
Trafalgar
B.D
A. R. Maclleod
RG. White
Medine
Wal
McAlpine
Atternoon
D. F P
Mina Roberts
Presbyterian Church
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Clothing Department
Eea
Stoddart & Hayward Pty. Ltd
P.O
Ready Money Store
York Cafe Telephone
Canberra
Glitsos & Domino
Manilla
Coorey
Fountain Pen Service
C. N. Scott
Boot Department
Whyte
Whyte's
Stoel
M. C. Mackenzie & Sons
Southern Cross
Gilroy
R. Sherrell
Express Office
North
North's
A. C. Baker
A. C. Coulton
Hearst
Seone “Duviet Rural School
Nelson
Collingwood
Turat School
Betty Mason
Maxter
Tony Claxton
Tee
J. G Miller
Sai