School Football
At the annual meeting of the S.C. Rugby League, last week, Mr. Sharp spoke on the question of fostering school football, and suggested that…
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School of Arts Committee Meeting
The usual monthly meeting of the Berry School of Arts was held on Tuesday last, the following committeemen being present: Messrs. J…
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Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Sheath are at present enjoying a stay amongst Candelo friends. Mr. Sheath has retired from the teaching service after a…
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They were two retired, suburban headmasters, each an ardent supporter of the old system of teaching, watching a grade cricket match at the…
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A Randwick bowler, having parted u couple of dull batsmen who had been tiresomely piling up singles at the rate of one in five minutes, the ancient…
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"That's the last ball," said Skillmark, "the game's over. Come along again on Saturday week for the Glebe match; I want to talk about the old…
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Approximately 1000 children, representing schools from Wandandian to Berry, took part in athletics and mass displays arranged in connection with…
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Mr. H. J. Bate, M.LA., is in receipt of the following letter:— Dear Mr. Bate,—I have had under notice your further personal…
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Mr D. H. Drummond, Minister for Education, writes as follows to Mr H. J. Bate. M.L.A.:— [?] am in receipt of your personal…
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The following letter has been received by the Secretary of the local A.H. & D.F. Association from the Bega branch of the N.S.W. Public…
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The indications are that the prolonged departmental processes in connection with the sale of the School of Arst to the Council are nearing…
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Mr H. J. Bate, M.L.A., is in receipt of the following from the Education Department:— “I am in receipt of your further…
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The announcement of the selection, by the principal and staff, of Norma Jones and Joe Oliver as girl and boy captains for 1938 was most…
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There were four entries in the Presidentâs Essay Competition on the subject, âThe 1938 Berry Agricultural Show,â of not less than 300…
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In reply to representations made by the Candelo Parents' & Citizens' Association for old Departmental records in connection with the local…
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Mr. Charlie Reynolds spent his childhood days at Young, where the citizens, last week, had a "Back, to Young" carnival, and our esteemed…
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On Thursday afternoon last the staff held a river picnic at Long Reach. The party was transported per two Chapman Pups, and a most…
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The Dons have it! First Don Bradman; then Don Tallon. Great batsmen both. Now, Don Ewin, of Orange, makes his bow, and, judging…
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A goodly number of interested persons attended the special meeting last Thursday to decide the fate of the Parents and Citizens’ Association. It…
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The monthly meeting of the local School of Arts Committee on Tuesday night was attended by Messrs E. J. Tynan (chair), F. F. Bower,…
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