Reg. Russom Memorial Art Show
A memorial exhibition of paintings, drawings and water-colours by the late Reg. Russom will be opened at the…
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Shows & fairs, 1952
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City Bowlers Show Better Form
City, last year's runner-up, who lost their opening match, showed better form on Saturday to defeat Boolaroo in the…
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1. A Memorial Exhibition of the art work of the late Mr. Reg. Russom has been opened at the War Memorial Cultural Centre. At the official opening last night were (L. to R.) President of the Newcastle Art Society, Mr. T. Ninnes; Mrs. R. Russon, Ald. Terry, who represented the Lord Mayor and Mr. R. Basden. 2. When they arrived in Newcastle the N.S.W. Commissioner of Police, Mr. C. J. Delaney and Mrs. Delaney were met by Inspector R. H. Collins (right). 3. Nurses sang Christmas Carols at their Graduation Ceremony Night at…
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A memorial exhibition of the work of the late Mr. Reg. Russom was so well attended last night that many at first could not enter the Cultural Centre hut…
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At the opening of the Reg Russom memorial art show at the Cultural Centre Hut last night were Mrs. Rene Russom and Ald. Terry, who represented the Lord Mayor (Ald. Armstrong) and officially opened the show…
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Girl Guides in the Newcastle district will hold their first swimming carnival at Merewether baths…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Fair Prospects And Coonong Fancied For N.J.C. Races
Fair Prospects (Improvers' Handicap) and Coonong (Novice Handicap,) have drawn wide barrier positions in their N.J.C. races tomorrow, but both appeal as sound investments. Big fields have accepted…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—An exhibition of £500,000 worth of foundry work will be held at Sydney Town Hall next…
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The staff of the Cessnock branch of Bonds Industries, numbering 120, with the assistance of the Manager (Mr. J…
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Preliminary representations had been made for the Governor-General elect (Sir William Slim) to open Maitland's 1953 Show, the secretary (Mr. R. E. Holroyde) said today. The official opening will…
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Nobbys Surf Club will hold its annual surf carnival on Saturday and several leading Sydney surfers…
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As rain dampened brief frocks, ballet girls sang, "I Love the Sunshine of Your Smile," at a Christmas concert in Wallsend Hospital grounds last night…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—Batting first on an easy wicket on the eastern oval, Ballarat, to-day, South Africa…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Job Figures Show Fall Over 1951-52
SYDNEY, Friday.—In the year ended June 30 the estimated number of persons in employment in New South…
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Carrington Christmas bowls carnival will start at 2 p.m. sharp on Dec. 25 and will be continued on Dec. 26 and Jan…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—The woodchopping programme for the 1953 Royal Easter Show had been completely revised,…
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LONDON, December 22, A.A.P.—The British Patent Office has just celebrated its centenary with an exhibition which threw a spotlight on some curious aspects of…
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Fair won the First Maiden Handicap at Newcastle races this afternoon in the last stride from Gilt Girl…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Carnival Bowls At Carrington
Carrington Bowling Club is conducting a three-day Christmas-New Year carnical…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Stole 1952 World Show
LONDON, Dec. 28. A.A.P.—Historians would probably choose their "Man of…
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