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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1934
Page
3
Winter is at hand. paint now. Special six dozen linen writing pads 175 sheets marvellous value 1/2. Acme blue lined envelopes 2 per box 3d. Pade inks books and more on hand.
The nineteenth Anzac Commemoration at the Gladstone Institute Hall drew a large audience including returned soldiers, the Gladstone Troop of 9th Light Horse, an Army nurse, Girl Guides, and Boy Scouts. Rev Alan Brown urged remembrance and duty as wreaths were laid at Tresylya Park memorial.
Large crowd attends a welcome social at Gladstone Methodist Church on April 18 for Rev. Milton C. Tresise and Mrs. Tresise. Circuit leaders pledge support, praise the couple, and invite friends to share in their new residence as songs and speeches honor the guests.
An 18 hole stroke competition at Crystal Brook on Saturday saw A Grade led by Murray 84 plus 20 handicap to 64 and Frith 68, with other top scores including Cattle 70 and Wilson 71. In B Grade, Monday led with 90 and Tucker 70, while Peters 71 and Forgan 76 also posted strong showings.
Gulnare defeats Georgetown in the Northern Areas Tennis Association A Grade final at Gladstone last Saturday by 11 sets to 3. Doubles results include Bateson Wellington, Thomas Leahy, and Smart pairs. singles feature Bateson, L Wellington, W Wellington, and M Smart addressing key wins. Gulnare finishes with 101 games to Georgetown 85.
The North Western Agricultural Society met at Crystal Brook with large attendance. Secretary G. W. H. Gale reported a year loss of £11 16s 9d though entries were above average. Gate receipts fell £185 12s 6d to £216 13s, the lowest since 1920s. show commitments include prize donations and grants. The sixty-second show is set for September 5th.
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