Copper Trail Fund.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 18 October 1918, Page 2

Copper Trail Fund.

LAUDER A>'D BECKS. The Becks and Lauder carnival was held on the lltb inst. Mr Robert Scott, M.P., opened the proceedings, and Mr S. T. Spain, chairman of the Vincent County Council, also addressed tha large gathering. A medal was prasented to Mrs Little (a retired nurEe) from the local committee, as s mark of their adtufration of her war services. Mis Little, better known as Nurse Smith, a daughter of the late. Rev. M'CoshSmith, entered on war service early in the war, arid was on board the Marquette, which was torpedoed in the Mediterranean. The carnival proved a great success, and as a result the Copper Trail will benefit to the extent of £SOO.

NASE8Y. Receipts. Gates £20 5 3 Teai roomB 15 17 4 Dance 4 4 0 Concert 17 17 6 Goal kicking ; 12 2 0 Ticket race 3 11 0 Produce stall. 24 l 7 3 Sweet stall 31 3 8 Sale oats 1 2 0 Sale horae 15 0 0 Donations 2 11 9 Collections 30 11 6 Discount 6 9 ' ■■. ■■■■ --'■. :' -J':'' ■■■'■ £179 *0 0 JSxpeDditare. -f1 5 0 CKfonicle • 1 6 3 Chronicle 15 0 Mr Squire, petty .4 10 J. Parker 2 0 Brown andcSou ■ 7 ■ 4 J. Francis 8 0 A.'Kirby 11 0 M'Ferran' 1 7 0 Norrie. sweets 6 12 0 Afcernoon tea boys, etc. 8 4 Car hire delegates 15 0 E. Brown, football 1 5 6 Music dance 1 0 0 Secretary's petty 1 9 Dawaon, Ltd., medals. 17 6 0 £33 15 0 Credit Balance 145 5 0 £179 0 0 Nett Proceeds £145 5 0.