Roof Work and Parish Activities Highlight Local Church Progress
Restoration of the church roof is underway with slate shortages and lead repairs delaying completion. The parish held a Whitsunday corporate communion and a May concert raising funds, while St Stephen’s patrons prepared for a bishop’s confirmation with 20 candidates fronting a large turnout.
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Bt Stephen
Bt. Barnabas
Johnson
Mira. Johnson
Bt. Stephen's
Ian Bubb
Bruce Henry
William Sutterby
Robert Walder
Gwen Walder
Mary Lawrences
Robin Egan
Rosemary Egen
Janette Fallon
Sonia Firman
Beverly Hallidey
Jim Huntington
Margaret Jervin
Faith Williamson
Jennifer Worland
F. G. May
Chas Grant
J. H. Millard
Letter from James H. Treloar questions Dr Cameron Shire Council
James H Treloar of Wallacedale writes to the Portland Guardian replying to an article by Dr Cameron president of the Portland Shire Council. He defends his petition and claims his signatories acted independently. He challenges Dr Cameron to an interview and notes prior Salvation Army service and cross state work.
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Feliier
Portland Guardian
Cameron
Portland Shire Council
Hamilton “Spectator
Dr. Cameron
Salvation Army
Australia
Ti Wan
Eatcom
James H. Treloar
Wallacedale
McCaskill remembered as grand coach and leader in Victorian football
Obituary notes the death of Bob McCaskill at 66 in Mordial, chronicling a career with Richmond as a player, Sandhurst coach in the Bendigo League, premiership winner, and North Melbourne coach from 1941 to 1947. It credits his leadership, impact on juniors, and success as a brass band conductor with Australian championship honors in Sydney 1932, and recalls tributes from Bendigo clubs at his funeral.
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Roundaman
Victorian
Yosuelsonen
Mordial
Richmond
North Melbourne
North
Bob
Sydney
Hawthorn
McCaskill
Bendigo
Ieader
Born in Portland A L C Arnott Legacy of Local Service
Devil Levis Arnott, son of John Arnott, born in Portland in 100, has long served Tyrendarra communities. He presided over the Tyrendarra football club for ten years, led the Pastoral and Agricultural Society for two decades, and holds roles in the bush fire brigade and hall and War Memorial committees. His family roots lie in Tyrendarra. he pursued farming, butter, and tomatoes, with a life of public service shaping his local profile.
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Devil Levis Arnott
FR. C. Rankin
Western Province
Legislative Council
Portland
Mr. Arnott
Dr. Levis
Tyrendarra
John Arnott
Arnott
Tyrendarra Football Club
Tyrendarra Pastoral and Agricultural Society
Bush Fire Brigade
Portland Legislative
Seeds and Seeds Prices at Local Supplier
Seeds offered for immediate sowing include New Zealand certified white clover at 4/6 per 1b and mt Barker strain at 3/0 per lb uncertified 3/6 per lb perennial eye grain New Zealand certified mother 176 lb new certified P Pas strawberry clover Pales tine and O Connors 27/6 per lb sound tested seeds of all kinds on hand.
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New Zealand
Mt. Barker
Palestine & O'Connor's
Arsimay, Socems Vom
Mumbannar club celebrates 1052 premiership win
The Mumbannar cricket club hosted a ball at Dartmoor hall after winning the South Glenelg Association 1052 premiership. A Casterton orchestra played for a large crowd while a supper was served. Trophy winners included Norval Pratt for hi score and batting average, Frank Lennon for bowling average, EK Collie for most catches, and T Conde.
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Mumbanner Cricket Club
South Glenelg Association
Dartmoor Hall
Casterton
Mumbannar
D. McIntyre
Mumbannar Club
Winnap
B. G. Liddle
L. McBabe
Dick Dick
Norval Pratt
Frank Lennon
Collie
T. Conde
Mesars
J. Bull
4Ith
Joanne
Belle
Allan Pratt
Wool sales report from Geelong and Geelong wool auction updates
Wool sales at Geelong on the 24th featured bulk-classed wool and crutchings with autumn shorn clips. Offerings totaled 2267 bales as buyers from Australia, Britain and the Continent competed, prices reaching 113d for fleece wool and 68d for crutchings, with proceeds due on 18 July. Geelong firm Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd. also reported a final 1961 52 season sale, noting strong demand and a record bale count for the period.
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Geelong
Australan Mills
Great Britain
Continent
Lamba
Olveston
Byaduk
Trevallyn
JHM
Ec Oo i M
Bros
Myam
Ayisham
Branxholme
neAson Dela
Tyreadarre
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