Oslo Lunch helps Melbourne children gain weight and health
A trial of the Oslo Lunch in Collingwood Melbourne reports average weight gains up to 55 per child and notable health improvements after three months. The meal combines orange bread cheese milk fruit and adds energy and nutrients at low cost, with backing from local doctors and business donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Opportunity Club
Collingwood Melbourne
Oslo
Schrotz
Norway
London
Dale
Collingwood
Australia
Julia Creek Notes Reflect Heat Storms and Local Events
Variable weather shifts from cool nights to fierce heat as storms threaten daily. Light rains Sunday night. Tuesday storms brought lightning. Registrations show towns like Linfield and Auckland active. many men at work reduce town activity. Insects, heat stress skating lull. swimming pool popular. Tennis vies for next week tournament. Easter plans include Winton team efforts across the North West District. Woodhouse of Millungera left for the Booth. news of sons Neville and Ralph in Palestine.
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Linfield
Maria Downs
Kelleshiels
Innisfall Downs
Argyle
Baroona
Osbert
Keswick
Werlna
Lands End
Longford
Auckland
Carrum
Bauhinia
Sunny Plains
Eureka
Burwood
Oxton Downs
Bodell
T. Jessup
Winton
Julia Creek
North West District
Woodhouse
Millungera
Booth
Neville
Ralph
Queenslanders urged to return unused petrol tickets
Queensland leads in enlistments and War Savings, with the Liquid Fuel Control Board reporting large unused petrol tickets. Motorists are urged to return unused ration tickets as a patriotic gesture to avoid further restrictions, with the RACQ willing to collect and forward them.
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Royal Automobile Club of Queensland
Liquid Fuel Control Board
Back to the Horse Gains Ground in War Era Australia
War rationing of oil and petrol drives a shift to horses in the Southern States. Breeders, led by Clydesdales, see brighter prospects as the industry gains national importance and aims to sustain stud establishments. Growing demand and larger show entries signal a sounder future for utility horses.
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Australia
Mount Isa Airfield Needs Modern Facilities and Lighting
Letters argue urgent need for all weather runways a concrete apron and a proper hangar at Mount Isa aerodrome. Criticism focuses on minimal maintenance over ten years, delays on sanitary facilities and lighting for night flying, and comparing spending at distant aerodromes while Mt Isa lags behind.
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B.A.S
Mount Isa
Cloncurry
Camooweal
Mt. Isa
Brisbane
Outback
Qantas
Australian Comforts Fund Meeting Notes and Proposal
Mrs Holly chairs a monthly AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND session with Mesdomes Gardiner Jones Bannerman Ha ney Gunther Real Hansen Polk inghorne Rosevear Jacobsen Urquhart Cunningham Tuck present. A £100 donation to Headquarters for troops in the Middle East is approved. knitting from locals praised. Next AGM set for March 13 at 3 pm in the C W A Hall with officer elections.
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Holly
Mesdomes
Gardiner
Jones
Bannerman
Haney
Gunther
Real
Hansen
Polkinghorne
Rosevear
Jacobsen
Urquhart
Cunningham
Tuck
Bhewes
Darwin
Middle East
Port Moresby
C. W. A. Hall
Balness
Social Jottings at Marie Bruttechnitt Club Party
The Marie Bruttechnitt Club hosted a grand party on Tuesday February 25 in honor of Mrs. Whiting Welch. Guests included Mrs. J Jones and Mrs. R O M Browne with Welch, over fifty members attended, vocal solos by Mrs. R Bannerman with Mrs. A Beard and Mrs. Lappin with Mrs. J Dreweé, amid flowers and a two tier welcome cake. Afternoon tea featured chat with Mrs. Welch by many attendees including Mrs. L K Jacobsen and Mrs. H E Munn.
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Marie Bruttechnitt Club
Whiting Welch
J. Jones
R. O'M. Browne
R. &. Bannerman
A. P. Beard
Lappin
J. Dreweé
Welch
L. K. Jacobsen
H. E. Munn
John Gunther
Graham Hall
George Hicks
N. Kirby
Pop Haney
Fred Cardiff
Colts defeat Commercials by 80 runs in Cloncurry cricket
In the first round at the recreation grounds the Colts beat the Commercials by 80 on the first innings. Commercials total 71 in their first innings, Colts replying 151 for four declared. Individual scores include Savage 44 and Godsell 43 for the Colts, with Geddes taking 3 for 43. In the Commercials second innings they reached 103 at stumps, Savage taking 1 for 6 as the best bowler.
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Cloncurry
Colin Geddes
Commercials
Savage
Savage Chaplain Not Out in Sundries Stumps
Macegillivary b, Savage Chaplain not out Sundries Stumps 3 for 1 Bowling: Savage 1 for 6, Vine for 18, Charles 1 for 24, Mark 0 for 5, Letts 0 for 9, Boundy 0 for 19, Duffy 0 for 5.
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Charles
Savage
Godsell
Viney
Mark
Letts
COLTS
Boundy
W. Geddes
Charles ¢ Denny
B. Geddes
O.w
Geddes
Greenway
Macgillivray
Soilleux
Chaplain
Commercials
Douglas
B. Charles
Cherley
Vine Geddes
Charles Ul Macgillivray
Mark Soilleux
B.w. Vines
Denny
Charles Douglas
Hodgeon ¢ Vines
Charles Preyer H.C
Charles A la Geenway
Savage Douglas
Macegillivary
Savage Chaplain
Vine
Duffy
Hodge Hurley Wedding At St Andrews Cloncurry
Gladys Lillian Hurley and Herbert Edward Hodge wed at St Andrew s Church England Cloncurry on February 3. The ceremony featured a cream frock bride with orange blossoms and a long white tulle bridal veil. Bridesmaid Joan Hodge wore blue taffeta, groomsman Alex Hodge assisted. A wedding breakfast was hosted at the Hurley home and telegrams and gifts poured in as the couple prepared to move to Bend Park.
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Hodge —Hurley
St. Andrew's Church of England
Cloncurry
Brother Drury
Gladys Lillian
Fr. Hurley
Herbert Edward
Bill
J. L. Hodge
Alchenflower
Brisbane
Joan
Alex Hodge
Brng
Hurley
Bend Park
Horig
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Jine
Phil
BAAS
Parkes
N.S.W
Jack Arden
AMP
Jack
W. G. Parsoma
H. Harris
Harrig
Mick
Ford
Teoms
Whittaker
Dalgety's Ltd
Fred Butt
Golancurry and District
J. and
W. Drury
Remington
Chartres
Officr Ox Chartres Ltd
Flinders St. Townsville
Dod
Omartees Ltd
Flindera St. Townsville
Kridas
P.O. Box
Pat Nicolson
Lathe A. I. F
Rotel
MT Isa
Mt, Isa Aerodrome
Australian Comforts Fund
Danvers
North West Poley
C. A. Stephen
Queensland
Rambay
Frank Danvers
Ramsay Street
Clonourey
Leichaadt
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