New President Elected for Federal District Bowls
At the annual meeting held at Queanbeyan on Sunday, A J Martin was elected president of the Federal District Bowling Association, succeeding W T Turner.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1958
Page
2
At the annual meeting held at Queanbeyan on Sunday, A J Martin was elected president of the Federal District Bowling Association, succeeding W T Turner.
Frederick Heycox 19 labourer of Herbert Crescent Ainslie remanded by S M Keane on three charges of stealing. Details describe thefts from Ursini Salvatore Enrico D Aquino and others involving a car mascot a tea bag 13 golf clubs a wheel tyre and tube with multiple witnesses and locations in Ainslie OCONNOR Grimth and Hart Street referenced.
The secretary and treasurer Mr. L. J. Bain and assistant secretary Mr. R. W. Dawes were re elected unopposed. District championships will be open to all members and entry doubles as entry to state championships. Winners advance to zone finals and finals. Five pennant contests may be added if club entries justify it. A Sydney match is arranged for the October weekend between five fours from the Federal district and the metropolis. The next season promises championships pennants and visits by visiting New Zealand bowlers and a South African official side.
Peter Patolas of Canterbury Road Canterbury and his seven year old son were admitted to Queanbeyan Hospital after a Land Rover left the road, skidded into a rocky embankment about 5 15 pm two miles from Queanbeyan on the Coom. The boy suffered a fractured arm abrasions to the face and shock. Patolas received lacerations and facial abrasions and shock.
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