Bradwardine Sports Day and Local Events
Bradwardine School pupils Ivy Newsam Nan Living Stone and Geraldine Gleeson attended the Musical Festival at Hamiota last week and received compliments from the adjudicator and their teacher Miss J Hunter. The Ladies' Softball team opened their season with a defeat to Tarboton, Bradwardine then beat Tarbolton on Monday. A Bazaar and Sale of Home Cooking will be held at Hunter's Hall on Saturday June 1 with supper served from 5 o'clock.
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Bradwardine School
Hamiota
Ivy Newsam
Nan Living Stone
Geraldine Gleeson
J. Hunter
Tarboton
Bradwardine
Tarbolton
W. A
Hunter's Hall
Jone
Parker Baby Born at Rivers on May 16 1935
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Parker at Rivers on Thursday May 16 1935.
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Peaker
Rivers
Gilbert Parker
Courage Keeps Us Moving Forward in Hard Times
A quoted verse by j. A. Barcer urges perseverance and resilience. It emphasizes staying hopeful, learning from every fall, controlling temper, and smiling through pain to win the ultimate prize.
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J. A. Barcer
Experimental Farm Note on Optimal Ploughing Time
An experiment at Brandon Experimental Farm studied timing of summer fallow ploughing over fifteen years. Three fields were ploughed May 1 June 1 and July 1 then cropped to wheat. Yields show early ploughing produced higher wheat per acre than later ploughing with May 1 at 35 bushels, June 1 at 37, and July 1 at 32.
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Brandon
Joneasth
The Human Equation in Road Safety Debate
A discuss of road safety centers on the human equation highlighting how driver behavior and pedestrian actions shape safety on public roads and highways. Experts explore multiple angles while focusing on human factors as the key to reducing accidents.
Jubilee Medal List Sparks Local Disappointments
Many residents express disappointment at not being listed for the King's Jubilee Medal. The piece notes surprise at the distribution and suggests none in Rivers or surrounding district were deemed worthy of the insignia.
Paying as you go with Nature the stern creditor
The piece argues for a pay as you go approach over credit, urging that misuse of nature’s resources leads to worry and debt. It warns that hidden debts from self indulgence become personal prison terms, while honest living builds reserves and pays large dividends.
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Nature
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