Sunday, March 29, 2009

100 Years

Yesterday our local primary school celebrated it's 100th birthday. It was a huge day for our small town of Marrar. There were ceremonies at the school with morning tea for the masses. A street parade was held in the afternoon and then our tennis club catered for the evening meal at the hall which 280 people attended. Farmer Phil and I have just come home from the clean up at the hall this morning and as you can imagine, everyone in the town is exhausted! Here are some photo's of the street parade.

Marrar Primary School float.

The local carriage drivers.



A vintage Case tractor.

A vintage Fordson Major tractor.

A vintage Lanz Bulldog tractor.
Marrar Tennis Club's float.
The Mighty Marrar Bombers Footbal and Netball Club.


Farmer Phil driving our sowing rig.


My father in law, Noel driving our little 1963 Massey Ferguson tractor.


The original Maple Leaf fire truck from the Marrarvale Rural Fire Brigade.


The local polo crosse club.

Here is the local hall ready for the dinner. The 26 students from the school drew all the place mats.


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