Central Murray Valley Bowling Association Elects Leaders
The Central Murray Valley Bowling Association met at Cobram on October 17 with full delegates. A. N. Dixon was elected president and W. Borthwick secretary, with D. Spence named to the executive. The season 1951-52 will feature singles pairs and rinks championships for pennant players.
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Central Murray Valley Bowling Association
Cobram
A. N. Dixon
W. Borthwick
Messrs. Dixon
Borthwick
D. ¥. Spence
Cobram Bowling Club
Central
Murray Valley Bowling Association
Botulism in cattle linked to damaged fodder and bones
Veterinary officer warns Botulism from feed sources such as bones carcasses and mouldy fodder. It contaminates stock through ingestion of toxin producing material and can cause paralysis rapid death. Prevention includes destroying contaminated carcases burnt pastures and vaccination where prevalent.
Trophy spoons to rink with best percentage in early play
Early schedule sets two o clock start as players scramble to be ready. Trophy spoons will be awarded to the rink posting the best winning percentage.
Cobram Bowling Club Opens Tuesday for Associate Members
The Cobram Bowling Club announces the opening day for its newly formed associate members on Tuesday at 12 pm. All members and prospective members are invited. a committee meeting will be held Monday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Harden’s home to discuss opening details.
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Cobram Bowling Club
Harden
National Book
Mr Atom Knows Big Secrets
An interview profile of Gordon Dean head of the Atomic Energy Commission reveals a private life behind top secret work. Dean, a lawyer by training and former Nuremberg prosecutor, describes the job as collecting alternatives before making choices. He also notes the need for sleep and the ease of keeping sensitive matters off the phone.
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Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
Commission
America
AEC
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Nevada
Bikini
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Gordon Dean
Mr Atom
Bean
Seret
Dean
U.S
Nuremberg
U.S. Department of Justice
Atom
Franklin
Roosevelt
Martha
California
Potomac
Atom Commission
Quality important in fodder conservation
Spring pasture growth is well advanced and suggests a strong grass hay season. The senior agrostologist notes unusually good early growth, promising surplus feed for hay making. Quality hinges on management. heavy crops risk coarse hay, while moderate yields yield better nutrition and easier curing.
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Department of Agriculture
R. K. Twentyman
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