Electric Motors Repaired and Supplied
Repair and supply of electrical motors and appliances including maintenance and service.
28 Jun 1945
Page 1
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Newspaper
Grenfell Record And Lachlan District Advertiser
Location
Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
1
Repair and supply of electrical motors and appliances including maintenance and service.
Limited quantity wanted for prime tat yams turkeys ten per joint dead net. No resight cartage or rots. Consign any date to Lawrence's Freezing Works Temora. The inmost modern Poultry Processing Plant in the Bute.
Mr D J Mono London optometrist and optician will visit Grentell on July 2. Appointments may be arranged at Edwards' Pharmacy or the Royal Hotel consulting room.
Next visit to Grenfell set for Wednesday July 15 from 10 am to 1 pm at the Amige Hotel with a scheduled session.
The wedding of Grentell Jones and Stokerduck Jones took place on a Monday in uniform. Cpl Audrey Jones served as bridesmaid with best man Keith Dives. The bride was given away by Uncle Mr Prat Jones as guests filled the parish hall for toasts and a cake cutting. The couple will spend their honeymoon in Agney.
A fragmented report describes Girl Guide activities at Grentel and in the community. Visitors met by Liventell Company, a guide parade with songs and games impressed attendees. Local Guide leaders, Brownies, and supporters are noted with plans for future events and community service.
The readable bits hint at verses praising women and a performer named Fors tied to radiant imagery. Mentions of dancing, health, and a wooded setting appear, but the text is severely garbled with many nonstandard spellings and incomplete phrases, yielding no clear event or narrative.
In a report on agricultural damage, cutworms devastate wheat across large fields causing widespread losses. Observers note soil and weather conditions fostered the infestation, with effects seen from early growth to late-stage crop damage and potential export impacts.
The page lists weekly church notices across Anglican, Methodist, Seventh Day Adventist and other faith communities. It includes service times, Sunday school, meetings, director reports, and pastor names such as REV. A, 8 ROWE, and MAJOH SH. WILLIAMS, with locations in Grenfell and Piney.
Fragmented text mentions powder and names like Whow Fluindk, Manster, Charnes, and Hogi. Several garbled phrases refer to youths, a place, and a character named Thales of Wine. Overall unreadable with many misspellings and placeholders, suggesting a damaged line from a poetry or column item.
The fragment lists a morning program on 2LF with talks and music segments including Leto Hutte TA Newe and session names. It references sessions on Wednesday and Monday, musical events at various venues, agricultural notes, and a closing time for a sale. The text is a messy OCR glimpse of a radio schedule with multiple event and session titles and no clear narrative.
A prize of 10 pounds ten shillings is offered for the winning poem in a competition run by the Queenslat Authors and Art Association. Entries must be sent with a stamped addressed envelope to the competition secretary in Norman Park. The notice lists submission details and where to obtain entry forms.
The Cowra District Agricultural Inspector guides growers on seed needs before harvest. They note short varieties Wheatland Milo and Kale suit best, with seed may be scarce but available in certain districts. The advisory stresses planting sorghum for November and planning land preparation, weather permitting.
British scientists revealed a wartime plan where tennis balls were used to counter magnetic mines. Electric currents spread through wells and cables to create a barrier as ships swept past, aided by specialized mine clearance crews.
A public notice from the Howarths at their offices on Main Street announces a printing operation at their Grenfelt and Grinfily locations. The message lists both proprietors with street addresses and directs further inquiries to their Main Street office.
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