Primary School Cricket
In 5th and 6th Class cricket Colin Milligan’s XI commenced a match with Ray Canham’s XI. Batting first, Milligan’s team was…
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Schools, 1946
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School Notes Primary School Prefects
School Captains : Deirdre Duce and Colin Milligan. School Vice-Capt. : Eileen Schwager and Owen Blackburn…
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A teacher from Trangie Central school was recently transferred to Bourke and as she was not replaced the matter was taken up with Mr C…
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The Minister for Education Mr. R. J. Heffron, wrote as follows to Captain W. F. Dunn, M.L.A., Minister for…
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IT was the policy of the New South Wales Education Department. Mr. A. H. Jacobs B.A. Inspector of Schools for the Dubbo…
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In a [?] where in today's [?] title of "Buses for [?] the word not" has been [?]…
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Sir,—I have noted with interest and have app[?]auded —the growing demand that teachers' salaries should be raised to a level commensurate…
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A party of children from the sixth class spent an interesting and educational afternoon when they visited the [?] plant recently. Mr. Golding…
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In Introducing Mr. A. H. Jacobs, B.A., Inspector of Schools for the Dubbo district, to a meeting of the Parents and Citizens' Association on Tuesday night, Mr. J. W. Bourchier (president) told members of the association that, after they had heard Mr. Jacobs' address, they…
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Merit awards for the week:—Kindergarten: Modelling Betty Ann Bensdey; Poetry, Roger Heiler…
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The Municipal Council has received a recommendation from its Parks Committee that the Dubbo Central Primary School be given authority to use the…
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A recommendation that the De La Salle College be authorised to use both the Oval and the No. 3 playing area between the hours of 2 and 5.30 p.m. on…
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In the softball played last Wednesday the Currawongs (7) defeated the Kingfishers (5). The outstanding players for the…
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The North Dubbo Primary School Women's Auxiliary conducted a successful street stall at the corner of Erskine Darling Streets on March…
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Broadcast sq[?]lons are now a regular part of the programme in most classes at the Intermediate High School. The most…
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Saturday is to be a red-letter day for South Dubbo School, where the foundation stone of the new addition to the building will be set by Mr…
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To-morrow will be a buoy day at the High School, for the annual fete will be held in the Assembly Hall. The Ladies' Auxiliary has been busy for weeks organising various functions to augment the funds, and students of the various…
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At the monthly meeting of the Parents and Citizens' Association, held in the High School Library last night, it was…
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To the Editor "Wellington Times." Dear Sir,—May I crave a small space in your valued journal to bring under the notice of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Primary School Notes Wellington Wins Cricket; Mudgee the Vigoro
A PARTICULARLY enjoyable day was experienced last Saturday, when Mudgee sent over a vigoro and cricket team. Wellington won the cricket, while Mudgee won the vigoro, and this division of victories left both schools…
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