The September meeting of the Executive was held in Melbourne, on Friday, the 10th. inst. Mr. J. E. Crawford presided, and there was at ...
Article : 305 wordsThe unusual site in Bunyip on Friday morning last of three huge charabancs--with letters on them denoting they had come from far distant centres--and nearly a score of motor cars, all parked in front of the Mechanics' Hall, emphasised there was something of ...
Article : 171 words(1) Briquette dust, and odour from Paper Mill: "As a collateral resolution to that, moved by Moe branch C.W.A., ...
Article : 159 wordsAt the Drouin Catholic Ball last week, two judges from Dandenong selected Miss Valeria Baillie, of Iona as Belle of the Ball. Among the ...
Article : 231 wordsMrs. Kraft, Group President, and the Secretary, Mrs. Goudie, were welcomed by Mrs. Drake, President of the Bunyip branch. All present, ...
Article : 90 wordsFriendship was the Rock on which the C.W.A was built, s aid Mrs. Kraft, and concluded by asking one and all to accept her appreciation of ...
Article : 82 wordsA vote of thanks was accorded Mrs Tyrrell for her 3UL weekly broadcasting, and also a hearty vote of thanks to the press. ...
Article : 238 wordsCr. Greaves thanked the C.W.A. for the welcome, and also the invitation to be present. He congratulated the Group on its wide area, the splendid ...
Article : 110 wordsMiss Kingston, Group President of the Younger Sets, gave an interesting and comprehensive report on their activities, which was highly, ...
Article : 37 wordsJust prior to the recent public enquiry into the price of milk, the M.P.A. and the A.P.P,U shared the cost of pitting propaganda over the ...
Article : 77 wordsMr. E. F. Johns commenced work on Monday, after being laid up for a fortnight. Looking remarkably fit, Mr. Don. ...
Article : 246 wordsMrs. Kraft occupied -the chair, and Conference proceedings were opened with the "National Anthem. The Collect" was recited by all present, ...
Article : 191 wordsDuring the afternoon, Mrs. Kraft welcomed, and introduced Mrs. E.M. Tilley, C.B.E. (Commander of the British Empire), and C.W.A. ...
Article : 123 wordsA letter was received from Mr. J. Jensz, secretary of the Iona branch, containing a motion re the overcrowding of cattle transports. The ...
Article : 52 wordsAnother matter that came from the Iona branch, related to deductions made by depots from the price of milk. A letter from the Milk Board ...
Article : 63 wordsMrs. Peggy Murray, a [?] war bride from the village of Rosewell, near Edinburgh, will have something special to show the King and Queen ...
Article : 221 wordsSeveral organisations are anxious to have a standard milk can through cut Australia. The M.P.A. appointed delegates to a conference to ...
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