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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 05, 1958
Page
10
An ad lists a 4 berth caravan and assorted goods for sale including garden loam sand river gravel and kerosene. It mentions prices, contact brands, and a general sales pitch with regional references and offers.
Birch claims medal at the Federal meet with an 89 score in the second round and notable rounds by J Hoppitt and others. McInnes and Val pace the B grade, with Dan Droop and Quinn posting solid scores. Burke trophy contenders include Quinn and Hoppitt as the event concludes.
Gerald Focken holds a one stroke lead over Rex Day after two rounds of the Royal Canberra Golf Club championship. Day trails Day and other rivals as the field tightens in the 96 hole event. Ted Tudor leads B grade while Bernie Kearsley tops C grade with steady scores.
Ronald Myles, a short term thief confined at Concord prison farm, wowed guards and spectators with a spectacular on field catch before sprinting from the stadium into the woods. As of last night no trace of him had been found, and authorities feared he remained at large.
Sydney report says John Quinlan, president of the New South Wales Rugby League, died aged 63 at Paddington. The longtime administrator helped shape the early league era and led local clubs through pivotal years before his passing.
Fragmented timetable shows a day’s radio segments including Country Hour, Melodies You Remember, and Dance at Village Club. Odd characters and garbled lines obscure exact times and program names.
A compact list shows programs and times including Dr Paul at 10 00 and Mary Livingstone at 10 15. Later segments feature Music for Workers Gunsmoke The Show Give It A Jack Davey and Thanks for the Memory with MONITOR and Coronet Star Call concluding at 11 00 Close.
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