Rational Radio Monday May 5 1002 Program Schedule
Radio timetable lists varied segments from morning to night including News Fi cential Services and Music Readings from the Bible Breakfast Session and multiple music entries Hospital Ball Her Kindergarten Session Secret Music Daily Devotional and Women’s Session Domestic sport and children programs Wilfred Thomas Show Discussion Prisons for Juveniles and Old Time Dance Music wrap with Music for Strings and Evening Meditation Close.
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Wilfred Thomas
Usic
River Heights
Donald Peers
BBC
Ray
Fragmented Radio Schedule Taken From A Late Evening Broadcast
The listing shows a jumble of program times and names including News, Music, Readings from the Bible, Daily Devotional, Hospital Tall Hour, Weather, and various session titles. It reads like a partial OCR of a station schedule with many garbled words and placeholders, offering a glimpse into a day’s lineup across news, music, readings, and community talks.
How to Get Rid of Bugs With Chlordane Insecticide
A Reader's Digest report by C. Lester Walker advocates chlordane as a versatile killer for ants roaches moths and bedbugs with guidance on concentrations application around nests baseboards doors and clothing storage areas. The piece warns against using DDT on pets and note safety cautions about toxic and flammable solutions while urging careful label reading.
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C. Lester Walker
Atherton Library and Debating Society Formed
In Atherton on May 1 a Rotary Club gathering led to forming a youth literary and debating group. Dr. Turner chaired the council chambers meeting naming G F Turner patron and Mrs. Dorothy Anderson president with Myfanwy Wanley secretary treasurer. The group, to be called the Atherton Library and Debating Society, will meet Tuesdays 7 30 to 10 with activities including playreading public speaking and literary discussions.
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Atherton
Rotary Club of
Arthur Watiey
G. F. Turner
Turner
Wadler
Walip
Missothy Anderson
Myfanwy Wanley
Alex Duncan
Roy Larkin Vheene
B. W. Allen
Eing
King
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Messrs
A. Wadley
G. Colles
B. W.allen
F. A. Bigg
Collision Claim Verbiage for Plaintiff Inalafaile’s Court
A collision claim filed yesterday in Inalafaile’s Court before Mr. E. H. Pearce alleges the plaintiff failed to keep a proper look out and that the defendant drove an unknown vehicle. Witnesses referenced include professionals in the field.
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Inalafaile
E. H. Pearce
Plainiff
Social School Festival Highlights Community Fun
A successful local school event last Saturday organized by Mrs. Bradtke and the school committee featured a hats parade with winners Mrs. RK Bauld and Mr. Stanger. Children’s parade won by Beverley Bedrike and Tony McLachlan. Music by Mr. Caruana Ricoif and Caligaria. Door prize held by Mr. Prandolini. Social raised about 15 pounds. Local residents visited from Townsville Cairns Cooktown and Sydney during a busy week with dances games and teas.
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Ricoif
T. Downing
Buston
Imat
Sydney
Wakeham
Dinusianl Hospital
E. Robertson
Suurey
Lachian
Ravenshoe Falls
Kuranda
5S. Murray- Prior
FE. Caligaris
Calgaris
Inn
Council Saved in Nisfa May 1 Water Scheme Subventions
Innis Shire Council chair Dr A J M Laurie credits sound advice from shire clerk G M Stephenson for saving the Johnstone water augmentation plan. June 1851 saw investigations and seeking subsidies up to six percent. officials invited Minister F J Hiltem to inspect, but Cabinet decisions left a potential zero to six percent state subsidy.
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Nisfa
G. M. Stephenson
Johnstoneton
Johnston
Brisbane
Institute of Municipal Acute Raion
F. J. Hiltem
Innis
Irvinebank News A Weekend of Visitors and Opened Tennis Court
Readers recall a busy Irvinebank weekend with guests from Herberton Petford and Beauford. The Irvinebank Tennis Court officially opened by President C J Richardson amid volunteer Labour and local gifts. A community dance featured songs by Cross and Buckley and performances by J Pearce K Wyatt and G Wy.
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Irvinebank
St. Mary's Rebuilding Fund
Herberton Petford
Beauford
J. Buckiey
LD. Kirkman
Whue
W. R. Gross
Aavy Cross
Glen Wyatt
Mrs Cross
Mr. W. Buckpart
Ward
Mises J. Pearce
K. Wyatt
G. Wysit
Ivy Grau
Hack Yard
Mr. P. Cross
Wes Lestled
Betty Tg
Innisfail Show Society Sets Show Dates and Space Rules
At Innsfail, the Innissfail Show Society, led by President A. L. Drew, decided no series opening for the July show to speed events. They discussed fireworks, Rotary free space, cattle stalls, and potential space for the Horticultural Society. The Snowfall Motorcycle Club proposed a fire hoop display but was declined. They plan to revert to the Horticultural Society’s former space if needed and arrange their own seating.
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Innisfail
Ee Eee Tone Innnisfail Show Society
Yehd Instaight
A. L. Drew
J. Cloughin
KR. Goodman
Snowfall Motor Cycle Club
Townsville
Ingham
Haddrell
Horticultural Society
Show Society
Molloy Notes Memorial Ceremony and Thanks
A Molloy district sub-branch memorial service conducted by Rev. Ware featured a brief history of Ap mac read by Mr. R. Was ley. Resolutions from royalty were noted. Mr B Miller thanked residents for memorial materials and Mr H Baker for quotes. Garth Gorton represented Far Northern Dis ed om. The Molloy C W A president Mrs Pedrascini responded. Music followed at the Resce home with Mr and Mrs A Resce.
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Et Sanaa
F. Tt
V. O'Callaghan
Carias
Rueper
C. Richardson
Carl
Joarist Brouhers College
Cairns
T. Covacevica
Babinda
Iivinebenk
J. Suonardson
E. Dams
Brotherhood of St. Barnabes
Herberton
Petiora
Eireman Famiy
J. Poiton
Melborne
W. G. Byrne
P. Morns
Watlwonville
A. Gat
H Lees
R. Maynard
F. Winston
V. Lace
Muse Mele
B. Morr
W Magusro
Harberson
Mars
J. Perkes
Daphne
Eileen
Mrs. Woods
A. Lockyer
Ware
Molloy District
R. Wasley
Apmac
B. Miller
H Baker
Garth Gorton
Julatien
Car
Molloy
C.W A
Pedrascini
A. Resce
C.W.A
Social Spotlight Meeting Notes and Elections
The Social Spotlight notes report Welcoming Mrs E Reddecliffe as a new member and visitors Mrs C Green from Melbourne and Mrs A Heaton from Cairns. The annual meeting, led by Rev Hiscock, approved the president’s report, praised Mrs A Armadie’s guild activities, and confirmed officers: President Mrs A Armadie, vice president Mrs E Kling, secretary Mrs W Todd, treasurer Mrs J Pyne, press reporter Mrs J Wright, parish house committee rep Mrs W Todd.
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RK. Perking
H. Joy
W. Wegert
E. Reddecliffe
Mra A. Armadie
E. Kling
W. Todd
Mra. J. Pyne
Mra. J. Wright
Passengers Departed by ALA ANA Planes Saturday
Passenger lists show numerous travelers sent south to Townsville Brisbane Melbourne and Mackay aboard ALA ANA services on Saturday with names including W Berry D Minogue J Sullivan and C Campbell among others. Additional arrivals from Brisbane Mackay Townsville and Sydney on ANA flights are noted with multiple passengers listed.
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South
ALA
Townsville
W. Berry
D. Minogue
J. Sullivan
Aslett
Farner
Jarren
Messrs
C. Burns
D. Whittred
D. Massie
C. Campbell
P. Cominos
Choppen
J. Croker
Brisbane
T. B. Roofe
Melbourne
F. Wrigat
A.nla
Cooktown
G. Nolan
M Moore
Ware
Wallace
Cocn
W. Taylor
Thuredey Island
L. E. Littis
James Garvey
Bennie
Garvey
Howe
Archdaeacon
Messrs. Wilcox
P. E Pearsall
C. Barry
AE. Phillips
Pageengers
A.N.A
Mises
E. Dunne
J. Broke
P. Lynch
B. Kay
Mackay
J. Stephenson
J. Class
T. Holland
W. Ferry
Sydney
T. Florence
Mesdames C. Pearson
H Chalk
A. Ross
Mises C
A. Clarke
P. Stephen
L. Chamberlain
Holmes
D. Lowes
Johnson
G. Peters
J. Hogan
R. Mortensen
W. Davis
Masters BR
G. Holmes
Mbattershill
F. Maize E. Ludke
W. H Robertson
Father O'Shea
Mess
Harvie
Wakeham
B. Jackson
Townsvie
C. Edmonds
C. J. Allen
Breen
C. W. Thom
Mim OD. Thom
Bowen
Miss Holland
A. Mackay
H. R. Kitching
J. Lennon
C. Burrell
Schuchard
Rockhampton
J. Fitzsimmons
G. Binns
A. da
Brisbens
Mia A Chapman
J. Nelson
G. E Varley
Duffill
5. Edwards
K. Geary
E Davia
Tartan History From a Loom to the Kilt
The piece explains that the original tartan was a heavy cloth woven on a hand loom and intended for substantial kilts. It notes that centuries ago the kilt used 16 to 13 yards of material, reflecting historical garment standards and weaving practices.
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