The ant has been chosen as the official town mascot. The idea of adpting the ant came from the town's original name of Keelabin "Keela" being the aboriginal name for ant, and "in" meaning place of

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  4 Officers assaulted in Kellerberrin Constable Tim Bottrell to be transferred following assault in Kellerberrin
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  Debutantes Ball held in Kellerberrin Town Hall in 1959 Some names include Marianne Gibbs, Nancy Skellern, Jeannette McCann & Lyn Brotherson
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  Article discussing Bob and Pauline Harvey's volunteer work on Penguin Island. Bob and Pauline retired to Rockingham from Kellerberrin where they made their living as farmers from North Kellerberrin
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  Black and White photograph. Robyn Rogers family donated two manequins 1890 - 1910. Robyn's husband, Peter is grandson of Frederick George Rogers and Francis Rogers who are buried in Kellerberrin Cemetary
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  L-R Alfred John Rogers, Frederick George Rogers, Francis Rogers, Walter Rogers. Grandson, Peter Rogers and his wife Robyn donated 2 manequins dressed in Victorian era clothing circa 1890-1910. Frederick and Francis are buried in Kellerberrin cemetary
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  Vol 1 No 3 - March 1924 20 pages starting from pg 82-123 Educational Magazine 240mm x 310mm

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