Peace Loan and Centenary Meeting In Campbelltown
The Mayoress Mrs C N Hannaford chaired a small gathering to plan the Second Peace Loan and Centenary events. Campbelltown aims for £5000 with £3000 already credited. a ladies committee and authorised collectors were appointed. A Centenary children’s day committee formed and Mrs Hannaford elected president with Miss S Hannaford and Rita Genty as honorary secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Hannaford
Hannaford
Sheather
Miss Morgan
Miss Day
Miss Hannaford
Rita Genty
Marlow
Huie
Genty
Waterworth
Miss Genty
S. Hannaford
Mesdames W. Longhurst
F. Genty
P.C. Marlow
Marjorie Horniman
Allen, Kitt
Huckstepp
Graham
D. Sedgwick
D. Woodhouse
Cantrell
Payton
Campbelltown
Ingleburn
School of Arts Bazaar Nets 200 For Memorial Hall Fund
The Town Hall bazaar held Friday and Saturday by School of Arts supporters drew a large crowd, with clear spring weather aiding sales. Proceeds, estimated at about £200, fund the Memorial Hall building for Campbell Town and district, after months of prep and multiple stalls including refreshments, sweets, flowers, raffles, and a children’s stall. The Mayoress officially opened the event, with remarks from the School of Arts president and thanks from local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suorters
School of Arts
School of Arts Memorial Hall
Campbell
Sheather
Hannaford
Freda Sheather
Ald. H. Longshurst
H. A. Morgan
Melbourne
N. Marlow
Payton
L. Booth
Raffles
Messrs
P. C. Marlow
B. A. Kitt
W. Sheather
J. Solomon
T. Gamble
Cordeaux Dam Juniors Keep Football Alive in Picton District
Cordeaux Dam junior footballers in the Picton district competition stay active with a 22 to nil win at Bargo after drawing with Picton and receiving a forfeit from Bargo. A Friday euchre and dance in Cordeaux Hall featured grand music by Abt Waller with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lockrey and Mr. Martin Strawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordeaux Dam
Picton
Bargo Township
Bargo
F.C
Tom Lee
Kangaroos Rout Cabramatta At Home In Football Clash
Cabramatta won the toss and opened with Hearne kicking off. Kitching converted after a penalty, then crossed for a goal but failed. Longhurst scored as the Reds led 10 to nil at half. Second half repeated the pattern before play halted for Longhurst’s ankle injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangaroos
Cabramatta
Hearne
Kitching
McDonnell
Longhurst
Semon
Reds
Maroons
Ome
Sedgwick
G. Longhurst
Wattle Day Pleasantries From Campbelltown Schools
Campbelltown Superior Public School pupils continue sending wattle to Gardener's Road Junior Technical Schools Camperdown Public School and others. Teachers and students express thanks as Mr Long hoists the flag and wreaths bloom on Wattle Day with messages from Gardener's Road Mascot and other campuses.
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Campbelltown Superior
Paddington
Gardener's Road
Camperdown
Ellefson
Bocking
Campbelltown
Klein
T. Long
Superior Public School
Wampbelltown
Gardener's Road School
Long
Albert Blacker
Basil Penney
Fred Walters
Urban Meather
Norman Tyrrell
William Innes
Lower Third
Claas
Mr. Long
James Stiff
Gardener's Road 8
P. School
Australia
Sydney Jones
Misent
Home team outpaced by forwards as season closes
C Meehan set the pace and scored, narrowly missing conversion. Kitching and C Meehan added points with M Sedgwick converting a goal. The home side failed to score and were fully outplayed. Competition closes with a likely final between Kangaroos and Liverpool Wanderers. locals in fine form and tipped to perform strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Meehan
Kitching
M. Sedgwick
Kangaroos
Liverpool Wanderers
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
School of Arts Bazaar
Miss Meehan
E. Kershler
Rita Tripp
D. Hamilton
Vera
G. Vardy
EK. Whalan
Liverpool Wanderer's
Campbelltown Kangaroos
Liverpool Kia-Ora's
Pees
Camden
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