Gladstone Races Feature Return of Gordon Kearney
Gordon Kearney of the A.L.F. returns to Gladstone after enlistment with Mildura ties noted. Sergeant Colin Longford on leave in Canowie Belt, posted to Col. Light Gardens, with good wishes for his new home. Letters from England find Stan Mattner optimistic about Test matches at Lords and Leo Corcoran still thriving after five years in service. Mr. and Mrs Walter Robinson celebrate their fifteenth wedding anniversary on August 8 with family and friends.
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Walter Robinson
Canowit
Obituary: Alfred Thomas George 73 at Clarence Park
The death occurred on August 9 at Clarence Park of Mr. Alfred Thomas George age 73. Formerly with the Education Department he leaves a widow one son and five daughters. The notice lists family members including Mrs. H. Hollitt of Gladstone as a daughter.
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Alfred Thomas George
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Gladstone
Oldest Gladstone Lady Born in 1862 Celebrates 83rd Birthday
Mrs C E Pratt of Gladstone, born 1862, celebrated her 83rd birthday on Monday. A lifelong resident, she is a granddaughter of David Heaslip, widow of George Pratt, and mother to a son. She crocheted a doyley sent to Eleanor Roosevelt and received a gratitude letter upon Mrs Roosevelt’s return to America.
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C. E. Pratt
Pamatta
Farrells Flat
Pratt
Doyley
Eleanor Roosevelt
U.S.A
Australia
Roosevelt
Crystal Brook Red Cross and community events recap
Crystal Brook held a series of fundraisers finishing Friday Aug 3 with the Red Cross Queen contest. Sylvia Hurst won £ 221/2/1, Ida Short £ 214/12/0, Pauline Trimmer £ 179/4/9, Mareia Star £ 173, Jean Murdock £ 169/16/4, Mavis Everett £ 2195/1/2, Melva Wilkins £ 2192/1970. total £1,226/16/1. Additional dances and church fairs raised smaller sums. The Crystal Brook Croquet Club elected officers and reported a year of fundraisers. Mrs E Drewford as President and other officers listed.
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P. O'Shaughnessy
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Mavis Everett
Melva Wilkins
D. Ward
H. Saint
Red Cross
Kendrer
Wills
W. Baldwin
Offic
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Vieu-pres
Jamestown CW A Holds Monthly Meeting With Delegates
Jamestown CW A branch met on Aux 9 with minutes correspondence and treasurer reports read. Mrs Boucaut and Mrs Hall were named delegates to the Adelaide Executives in September, funds donated to the Survive War Blinded Fund, and organizers planned an afternoon tea for a September race meeting.
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McPheon
Curnamona Station
Skellon
Fyfe
Graham
Mesdames M and
H. Bailey
Booleroo Beatt Appila by 17 Behinds in Weekend Match
Booleroo defeated Appila 17 to 10 behinds in a Saturday clash. Colin Harvie of Appila was knocked out after a jaw impact from the ball. Best players listed include Booleroo J Saunders E Arthur J Collins and W Kerr. Appila records F Clk Re Reichstels L Holland B Griffin. Murraytown and Appila set for first semi final at Melrose on Saturday August 25.
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Australian platoon heroism at Balikpapan ridge action
In the Balikpapan invasion, Seventh Australian Division troops seized a ridge amid heavy Japanese fire. Pte Norman Bachm of Laura helped lead the assault while L/Cpl Tobin and another section endured and rescued wounded comrades under intense fire.
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Laura
Pandansari
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Veal
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Owen
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Jamestown Golf Semifinals Highlight Cup Matches
The Matel Cup semifinals featured Jim Smith’s 2 up upset of Jack Mutter and Jedack’s poor form early, with Clift delivering par golf to win the A division while Smith claimed the B division. Captain’s Trophy rounds concluded with mixed results and post-round matchups set for August 25.
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Jack Mutter
Jedack
Jim Field
To Will
KE. Clift
Dack Kumnick
Stableford
J Smith
Sat Jueday
Ro McLennan
Horde
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N. Royal
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N- Royaly
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P. Tully
Barnes
D. Rehn
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P. ‘Brown
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W. Walken
Cox
Butter and Egg Market Update From Adelaide
Report from A. W. Sandford & Co. Ltd. dated 21 August 1945 notes rainfall below average depressing summer feed, with Blue Valley butter in demand. Egg supplies rising but fowl feed issues affect production. export packing has begun and board rates reduced for different egg qualities.
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A. W. Sandford & Co. Ltd
Adelaide
Blue Valley
Best
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