Schoolgirl Injured
When she fell while playing at Kilgra school Eileen Clapham, 9, of Greenmeadows, fractured her left collarbone. Kvogle District…
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Coraki Parent Teacher Movement
CORAKI, Monday. — At the monthly meeting of Coraki ParentTeacher Movement, presided over by Mr. E. R. Leggo, it was decided…
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Murwillumbah and District Chamber of Commerce will support any move towards the formation, of Parent-Teacher unity,…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—In order to orotect school teachers against the risk of being homeless when they are moved to a new town, Mr. J. T…
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Lismore branch of the Teachers' Federation will ask the Government to withdraw all teachers from centres where they cannot secure accommodation or where rates are unreasonable. The Government will…
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Balls will dontinue to be held on Wednesday nights at Murwillumbah this season. This was disclosed at the…
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CASINO, Wednesday. — Casino Municipal Council has approved of the Town Clerk (Mr. J. W. EveryBurns) attending the second…
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MULLUMBIMBY, Wednesday. — In his report presented at the annual meeting of the Teachers' Federation, the President, (Mr. E. F…
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At the annual meeting of the 890 Lynch's Creek Parents and Citizens' Association at the annual meeting decided to purchase a wireless…
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In order to protect school teachers against the risk of being homeless when they are moved to a new town, Mr. J. T. Reid (C.P., Casino)…
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Results of Lismore primary school sport held yesterday were:— SOFT BALL: Red Cans (North) 10 d. Kookaburras (Fast) 18;…
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BALLINA, Friday.— An interesting sidelight at a meeting of Ballina Muncipal Council was the…
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In his report presented at the annual, meeting of Mullumbimby branch Teachers' Federation, the president (Mr E. P. Trist) made…
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RAPPVILLE, Sunday.—The Minister for Education has written to the Rappville District Progress Association promising that…
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SYDNEY, Monday: The New South Wales Teachers' Federation may call for a State-wide strike of teachers to draw…
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LONDON, Monday: Defending the "old school tie," Field-Marshal Lord Alexander, in a Founder's Day speech at his old…
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In the February test written work was given to 1A and 2A classes, and stars were given as follows.--Four stars to all that received 100 per cent…
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LONDON, Monday.—The old school tie is symbolic of those great institutions which aim at and succeed…
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In response to an appeal from the Public Schools' War Service Auxiliary, the pupils of Alstonville staged a successful tuck day…
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The following new publications and replacements recently were added to Murwillumbah School of Arts library:…
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