Two Accidents Mar School Workers In Georgetown
In Georgetown last week Mr Colin Inglis, an employee of W H Mumford, sprained his shoulder after a load fell on him and will be idle for over a week. Mr Jim Jolly, working for J J Kelly Jr, cut a deep gash in a foot while lopping fallen trees and will be laid up for some time. A football dance at the Institute drew disappointing attendance due to weather. The rainfall remains light. crops show growth and feed is scarce due to cold. The local golf club notes eleven players entered the International Competition. Mrs P R Smallacombe and Mrs H Freeman tied in the bronze division, Smallacombe winning on count back and receiving the cup. Freeman gets a trophy. Smallacombe’s long service as club president cited alongside Mrs Freeman as foundation member. both reduced handicaps by ten and bring Georgetown into golf prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Inglis
W. H. Mumford
Jim Jolly
J. J. Kelly Jr
L.G.U
P. R. Smallacombe
H. Freeman
Georgetown
Smallacome
Associates
Horace Freeman
Correspondence to the Editor on Railway Flood Lighting
A letter defends railway flood lighting arguing night shift work must be safe and continuous. The writer urges Progress to accept the system and notes railway traffic volumes remain steady, asking Progress to stop criticizing and let workers perform duties safely.
Northern Table Tennis Association first night results
Monday night matches opened the season with Laura defeating Sullivan House 18 rubbers 27 sets to 9 rubbers 20 sets and Georgetown beating Oswald House 18 rubbers 32 sets to 6 rubbers 18 sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Sullivan House
Georgetown
Oswald House
Gladstone Defeats Wirrabara in Golf Club Match
Gladstone golf club hosted Wirrabara with multiple singles matches led by J W Thomson and W D Edmunds securing decisive wins. The event ended 11 matches to 6 with several square results and notes of forthcoming semifinals for Mens and Ladies divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bennett
Coghlan
Gladstone
Wirrabara
Jaffer
G Thomson
G. A. Thomson
R. S. Thompson
D. Pinch
J. Spotswood
R. Hardy
R. L. Kavanagh
Stableford
Booleroo Centre and Gladstone Share Narrow High School Football and Basketball Matchups
Booleroo Centre High School hosted Gladstone High for football and basketball. Booleroo won overall with 7 5 to 11 9 in football and 26 19 in A grade, while B grade scores favored Gladstone. Best players included Booleroo G Arthur D Stanton E Arthur L Borgas P Clarke and Gladstone M Prior J Kennedy M Flavel H Burton R Barrett. Goalkickers were led by Arthur and Flavel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booleroo Centre
Booleroo
Gladstone
G. Arthur
D. Stanton
E. Arthur
L. Borgas
P. Clarke
M. Prior
J. Kennedy
M. Flavel
H. Burton
R. Barrett
Arthur
L. Culpin
Foote
Mr. Master
T. Saunders
E. Baldock
W. Graham
L. Jones
D. Virgo
D. Pryor
M. Briggs
I Gladstone
G. Nourse
S. Burnett
H. Prior
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Gladstone Business
Hooper’s Furniture
Agency
A. T. Graham
General Hardware and Furniture Stores
A.C. Read - Gladstone
Buick
Pontiac
Chevrolet
H.V. McKay
Maxwell
Radiola
Universal Country Operation
Fisk
Magic Eye
Vernier Cortro
Galnare
Lawrie's Radio-Electrical Services
Main Street
Fred Jeffery
High St
Gawler
Huries
Valleyacre
Koke King
Supervalve
Keezar
Lady Rosina
Trisdale
Divy
Packatoon
Rich Patrol
Springfield
Dalmuir
Hainson
Goldegan
Winter
Langside
Berehaven
Dartford
Erlend
Bine Flint
Welter
Ben
Kaerleon
Drought
G.N. Hurdles
Fulham
Bridge of Mar
Volant
Phyllis Cook
Sydney
David Jones
the Express
Rthern Table Tennis Association
A. C. Masters
Sydney W. Thomson
Univ. Adel
Thurs
Crystal Brook
C. Brook
4Th
Th. Streats
New Man
L. Herman
Port Victoria
West End
H. T. Harslett
Gladstone Golf Club
Hlf. Holmes
Fruiterer
Greengrocer
Main ST
V. Gladstone High
R. J. Finlayson, Ltd
Gladstone Hotel
Ern Cohen
Auburn and
Wallaroo
P. R. Bradock
J. W. Norman
P.O. Box
the Booyoolie Hotel
Jack Page
Nathan Beer
A. R. Turley
JM Stewart
Gladstow
General Blacksmiths
B.A. Gale & Sons
Hulldern
Ath St Gladstone
E. Yates
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