Jamestown Bowling Club Matches Under Gusty Wind
Jamestown Club faced Port Pirie in cold showery weather with a strong side wind pushing play to the narrow side. Ted Daly extended his winning run, while O Kurtzer also triumphed. results and standings hint at key rounds shaping the final four, as Section 1 and 2 leaders vie for qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western Association
Port Firie
Pirle
Ted Daly
O. Kurtzer
Jamestown Gold
Orroroo
Orroroo Blues
Alf Herde
Alec Mitchell
Cec
Inglis
R Ak
Doug Boucaut
Ross McLennan
Ken Moore
Herb Medlin
Os Kurtzer
Dec. Inglis
Penny Jones
Lawrie McCarthy
Oscar Crouch
Jamestown
Port Pirie
Exchange rate relief for Eyre Peninsula banks approved
Parliament notes a reduced exchange rate between Eyre Peninsula and mainland South Australia effective 7 November 1946. The move aligns cheque exchange with mainland rates, lowering annual costs. Commonwealth will not require exchange for payments to Commonwealth departments for taxes and other liabilities.
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Commonwealth Bank
Associated Banks
South Australia
Eyre Peninsula
Hyre Peninsula
C. L. Isaachsen
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Departments
Sqd
J. B. Chifley
Australian Journal Review Highlights Milking and Grayson
Review praises Muriel Milking of Casterton Victoria for drawing on Mallee life in The Australian Journal stories. It notes a long novelette Prodigal Grandpop by Rex Grayson about a bush gentleman who teams with Sydney gangsters. The issue promises romance adventure and humor and is priced at sixpence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Milking
Casterton
Victoria
Mallee and
Western
Jamestown Sub Branch R.S.S. ILA Meets At Irvine Street Club
The Jamestown sub branch of R.S.S. and I L A met at the Club Rooms Irvine Street with E Wight presiding. Treasurer D Rowe presented the annual financial statement. £5 2s 0d was donated to the South Australian Tuberculosis Association appeal. Social plans include a Christmas party for children on December 20 and a member social on December 23. Poppy Day raised £17. E L Fosdike was named news reporter and publicity officer for a new monthly publication Back selling at 1 shilling 6p.
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Irvine Street
E. Wight
E. Walton
D. Rowe
Rowe
South Australian Tuberculosis Association
T.B
5.A
E. J. C. Williams
E. L. Fosdike
R.S.L
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W. L. Palmer & CO
Optometrists
Ayr Street
Matthews
Matthews Emporium
E. K. Edwards
Subway
Main Street
Gladstone
Boxall
Roneberg
Agricultural, Automotive & Electrical Engineers
Jack Brown
Elder, Smiths
James Bros
Cross Street
Adelaide
National Library of Australia
Jamestown Bowling Club
Mr. Russell
Skelton
Joe Williams
Medlin
McLennan
Park
Hooper
Penna
Daly
Crowhurst
Grabia
F. G. Clift
Kurtzer
Crouch
Evans
Clit
McCarthy
Wilkinson
Neale
Moore
Garnett
Merrifield
Gordon
Jno
Williams
Ee Campbell
Smith
Jones
Mitchell
White
G. Gilfillan
Flagel
Horde
Toop
Knight
Effick
Brown
Forbes
Scott
Byrne
Ackland
Stone
Addison
Campionae
Laura
G. W. Blaskett
E. E. Grabia
E. V. Clift
BT. Evans
O. H. Crouch
L. C. McCarthy
R. J. Park
A. T. Hooper
R. T. Penna
E. T. Daly
J. C. Kumnick
A. J. Skelton
H. Medlin
H. K. Moore
H. E. Wilkinson
Jno. Williams
J. Garnett
North Eastern Association
Peterborough Red
J. Gilfillan
A. W. White
J. Cummings
H. A. Herde
J. J. Noonan
C. D. Campbell
P. B. Jones
A. D. Mitchell
R. D. Rowe
N. Smith
C. G. Inglis
A. W. Flavel
Jamestown Blue
Peterborough Blue
Peterborough
J. Dunlop
J. C. Gibson
H. A. Byerlee
R. McLennan
R. B. Phillips
B. Fotheringham
K. G. Irvine
D. Boucaut
H. Miller
R. H. Longbottom
J. W. Ioodes
G. Neale
Ladies’ Club
Mesdames Longbottom
J. Slattery Skurray
Miss Fetherstonhaugh
Mesdames Thomas
Hunter
Mesdames Adams
Broun
Sumner
Davies
Visk & Aly
Mesdames Lathe
Charles
Walker
Holder
Longbottom
THE
Australian Journal
R.S.S. & Ila
5.A. Hardwoods Ltd
Wirrabara
Inglis & Son
Mile End
Cain & Jacob
Waymouth St. Adelaide
K. Newlyn
E. J. Kranz
Caltowie
Howard
Australia
Power Equipment Limited Machinery and General Merchants
Franklin Street
Eudunda
China
Eudundas
A. C. Masters
Grenfell Street
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