Tennis Semi Finals Shake Up Church Teams Lose Out
In a double semifinal weekend the Church of England teams in both A and B grades suffered reverses as Reds and Copeland advance. A grade saw Blues vs Presbyterian won 7-5, with Church claiming 34 games to Reds 7 and 18 further games for Reds overall. B grade details show Copeland edging Church of Kingston in a long set, and Barrington sweeping several matches as the Reds and Church await a decisive meeting to settle the finals. An association meeting Thursday will grade players for next season and resolve the Reds versus Church claim to Saturday’s match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Reds
Presbyterian
Park
Copeland
Barrington
Presbyterian Court
J. Norton
Blues
Easton
J. Matthewson
W. Hawes
W. Henderson
Tades
Miss Henderson
Misa Boorer
Misa Holton
Miss McIntyre
McAlpin
F. Easton
Hawes
Henderson
West
Smith
Ken
Keith Merchant
Opeland
Church of Kington
Taylor
K. Wellard
St. Shut
Wellard
Church
Tove
H. Patger
Game Factory
W. West
Page
Miss Blanch
J. Gorton
Miss Gorton
Golf Notes Foursome Winners and Draw for Associates
In the Saturday foursome the winners were A J Woodward and P L Roddy with 82 16 76. Other scores include M D Jeffrey and W G Langford 98 2184, Dr Anderson and D D Rye 84, W Garner and A Turner 110 2887, S Mcintosh and F E Snow 114 2490, Brambly and T Moore 128 3683. The Associates announce a draw for a one slick competition to be played tomorrow with pairings: Mrs Thurlow versus Mrs Garner, Mrs Horner versus Miss J Ashworth, Mrs Ashworth versus Mrs Hogg, Miss G Higgins versus Mrs Carolan, Miss D Higgins versus Miss Middlebrook, Mrs Armstrong versus Mrs Oldfield, Mrs Roddy versus Mrs Yates, Miss W Deards versus Mrs G Easton, Mrs Newton versus Mrs Cavanaugh, Miss Holmes versus Mrs Snow, Mrs Matthews versus Miss I Faston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Woodward
Roddy
I M.D. Jeffrey
W. G. Langford
Dr. Anderson
D. D. Rye
W. Garnerway
A.turner
S. McIntosh
FE. Snow
Brambly
T. Moore
Thurlow
Garner
Horner
J. Ashworth
Ashworth
Hogg
G. Higgins
Carolan
D. Higgins
Middlebrook
Armstrong
Oldfield
Yates
W. Deards
G. Easton
Newton
Cavanaugh
Holmes
Snow
Matthews
Miss I, Faston
Attendance Notice For Friday Consultation In Sydney
Night testing specialist of Webster Jack and McDonald Ltd will attend at the Commercial Hotel on Friday September 28 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Appointments may be made at 1 A. I. Cavanough's Chemist for consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
BEC
London
Webster, Jack and McDonald
Sydney) Ltd
Cavanough
Church Services on Sunday 28 September in Gloucester and surrounding areas
The notice lists church services and events for Gloucester and nearby towns. It includes Anglican rites at Gloucester with first communion for newly confirmed, Presbyterian services at Barrington, Methodist meetings in Gloucester and Stratford, Congregational Mission gatherings at Candie Fiat and nearby villages, and Stroud Baptist Church events led by Rev. L. H. Shakespeare and Mr. T. M. Hooke scheduled for Sunday and weekday evenings.
Gold Mining Reports From Copeland and Radio South Mines
Copy of report dated 10/9/34 from manager notes progress at Southern Cross and Radio South mines in Nova Scotia. North drive advanced 4 feet, total 7 feet with 1 dwt assay across 5 feet. South drive advanced 4 feet, total 7 feet with 1 dwt per 5 feet. Bridge & Newton No 4 winze sunk 5 feet, total 11 feet. reef 44 feet wide, assay 1 oz 11 dwts. Radio South Shaft No 3 Costeen sunk 37 feet from surface. cross-cuts planned east and west across shear. walls not showing yet. North West GM Co. Shaft No 1 Costeen sunk 6 feet, total 44 feet. outside formation, weathered conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland Mines
N.S
Southern Cross
North Drive
South Drive
Bridge & Newton's
Winze
Radio South Gold Mines
North West Gm, Co. N.L. Repor
Costeen
Punchbowl school garden shows practical lessons in gardening
The Punchbowl school garden, mainly the work of pupils, is praised as a beauty and a practical teaching tool. It leads a gardening education program, has held the championships since 1929, and has won many prizes. Pupils study world crops, prune trees, and tackle pests while raising funds and expanding plant varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Federation Horticultural Society
F. J. Bridge
Gloucester Public School
Wind Oney
Bridge
Queensland
Punchbowl Horticultural Society
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Slaughter
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Hohnson
AGS
W. A. Dan
Bargain Arcade
Gloucester
Taree
Wireless Renaire
Jeleeeieielelete
Telel Teistete
A. G. Turner
Wki
Sant Mande
Hobart
Warwick Seeping
Filetcher
Joan Sutherland
Beatrice Grimshaw
Compton McKenzie
Robert Hitchens
Ftdel Dell
Mary Roberts Rineheart
Jackson Cole
Laurence Keeling
Zane Grey
Edgar Wallace
Packard
Mulford
Oppenheim
Sapper
Orezy
Ethel Det
Ruby Ayres
Aly
A. J Cavanough
Gloucester Pharmacy
England
Presbyterian Church
Gangat
Glouester
A. Alexander
Methodist Church
Stratford
R. C. Pereira
Congregational Mission
Tiri
Mount George
Khatumbubi Creek
Ria
Stroud Baptist Church
Craven
L. H. Shakespeare
Stroud
T. M. Hooke
Tobralco
Price
Norbar
Cesarine
DE Chene
Navy
Wemco Crepe-De-Chene
Wemco Sansil
Wemco Cretsa Crepe
Kayser Pure Silk Service
Bond
Lustre Brand
Deal AT
Street & Parish Ltd
Dargaville
Ndepend't Baptist Church
Boeral Union
Allworth