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OBITUARY KEWSMHHEF aMRS. ELIZA CALC I NO Winter has set in with »vengeance. and we can bow link with the put was look forward ic at least fourby the death in Mo months of x taste of ArcticCalcino weather Slight fiu** Mare ae n relict of the late Fraacescr reported froo. mvlt;ml n—»Calcino. at the ape of 99 years Anxac Day was ir^cty com-This grand old lady, who was memorated locally oe Monday born at Hersham. Surrey, Kng ****** fine tributes bring shims land, came to Australia la the b-Y the League and individually sailing ship WInfirtd ts thv rhe concert at night was staged year I87«. and 12 months after 10 * lmr*® attendance ,,wards married Mr. Joseph Tbe dinner provided by the Bt Chari I^ock In less than three year? lt3L wmm M a*u*1 °* the high- 19. and tshe was a widow and in 1874 ***' and ^ extends its peads atLgbv married Mr V*. Calcine thanks to the Ladles generalwho. in later years, was to be- Au*,lij*ry “nd other willing coramittrcome so well known In Chari* worken tor '*■»* **»d la!y .how theriUe. It may be truly said that'**V€* ha held .he was one of the beet knowr .MM°t» 0®cUUy *hat newand most popular personalities . 0* Sunday laat when muat be—jr iir. s»green aide they certainly pal eventual ■ ^ pertarm,^,: with ■ .“*** ' ™ * Uttfc more p«etl« ulplMmr* to k». bin. tloo to thr com* they .bowld ,Shortly rftor her Meow) ^ tlt;Mul ^ to kmick OTlt;r noorrta.. dece«d .MtM with |h|tk (hf. ^ her haebaod * B.n«cworKOr»i ^ wo.,h walchlng. «d the Cr«* here h,. toot op gnpe „ttendMC* cerfloly not ”*,0.10, hod mehto*. The ^ (lt;JC wlt;Jrth «■»•yoon* coo pie tmorferred to BukMb.llenl w .|M on the «»nK-w Chorlevine lo I87S, owl Mr „„ ^ ^ lrom lnIonD»Uon -•* * Calcino engaged in carrying bot^ clDbs ^ lB gDod coodi 8ta««l 1 and also selected a small block tioB haTe learnt many lineof land west of Cowrie Crossing points of the game, and the comfortaand adjacent to the pres ant conquerors of either combine 000sale yards. Dcm will hsre to be mighty !and lrMrs. Calcino afterwards went good players. for e?erinto a cafe business in Charts- Over 2M0 hoad of Hereford vllle. and in the eight'ea of the and store cattle will be afereJlast century she catered for al for auction by Slessar and Cp. |big functions given by squatter? at Chinchilla, on May 5. the and citizen a of the town. And majority of which are direct they wery big functions In thoae from breeders.good old days. with ‘knife Charlevilh* Picnic Race Club Memb, and fork suppers. The deceased annual re-union takes place Raaketlu reared her own geese, turkeyr this week. The first day's races ^and other poultry Tor such oe- was held yesterday, and the their fU casions and no ball, other socia' second day »o-day (Friday). Koaw, | function was considered of any Large fields weie the order yes- (hr I consequence unions the cater t^rday. and Uday will be played s %ig was in her capable h—da larger. The usual, social gather Sunday.In the late nineties Mr. Cal l“*» ***-* wtL attended. Joyable*cino built the Railway Hotel, and happy times have beor tors poi and with the «nnd if ken from •!»■*- the plathe extensive cellar, which was Entries for the^ Charleville thelia lo excavated prior to the building Show close on May 4. Already Warrego being erected, built op the ip quite a number hav- bean r-- con grata proaahes to tbs Aral traffic ceived. and it is expected bv good spa bridge over Bradley's ,Gaily la the closiag date they will e»- looking I Wills 8fissf, tabllsh a new record for Char playing IIn the earty years of the isvflta. were: Bpresent ceatary the Calcino oew grounds are now 28 to 13family acqnhpd the freehold ad Btoawin* oat, aad visitors and PractL the School of Arts Hotel, and will see a big Improve- held thra little later Mr. Calcino took ment other years' buildings. Saturday up land at Kurrsjoag Skiing. u ^ be ^aad now the new by the calling his holding Sommariva. buildings wiU be the moat games, t after his birth place In Italy. miMera **** country show be oueThe Railway Depart meat then ground8. and thechanged the name of the sidinu played isto Sommariva Deceased's sons.--:— --- that hasMessrs C. T. and F. C. Calcino. thing wx,,0,dln,! *nd Feade Fgwes DU M ~ocher land In the vicinity of the rWIC 1 KgZUCd V viaUoiaiding. Later again. Mr. Calcino________ all ___Charievtlle In the earty ltdTa______e Calcino family coatribwted Americansch to the social life of'' the oet of five■a As each ooe od them waa ^ waists or bnrta lt;mt of sD le to play * maslcal instm- p^porthm to the rm* at their sat they were foremcet la all hodim% said Beth. .and pinyitertaimneats orgmaleed on 'Today's girts uw tmOm ^ ^ Of of religioar and ckarlt- emrry a M more weight behtad ^Institutions, and during ibe maA have more of what it takes ^ rears of World War II wear a sweeter. I gnees they un.ii he no effort to give od their mast have do raise fends for patriotic appeals.ror tour years b-forc coming _____ 1?ra tlH- ‘T1_ „i rr----I with » t** lt;*“* ** ”™7rto. k Ito S»t «*■*— tmo grmlgreat graad
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Brisbane Charleville Times
Brisbane, Queensland, AU
Fri, Apr 29, 1949
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