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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1948
Page
4
ARC selections spark five winners as Pedinga notes spring form amid a Port Cup tease. Bill Creber’s 78th birthday legends alongside Gladstone choir recollections brighten a sun baked day. Also recounted are Leicesters and Judell links, Harslet bowling tales, and a penny gate sly yokel jailed by officials.
The National Fitness Council of South Australia unveils a 1948 49 course series for youth leadership physical training play production debating and crafts. Eight courses grant the Youth Club Leaders Certificate with a correspondence option for country leaders and a registration fee. Applications and details are available at the Verco Building North Terrace Adelaide.
Arrangements are well in hand for a teams tournament at Laura Bowling Club on Monday with Laura opening at 8 30 am. Twenty teams expected with visiting bowlers from Quorn and Adelaide. Luncheon and liquid refreshments available at the green. Entries close Friday January 23.
At a fortnightly meeting Acting Chairman A C Everett stated the board is concerned by what it calls government whittling of its wheat handling role. The memorandum urges the government to compensate the board for price differences and stresses that exports should not be used to gain overseas marketing advantage. The board also complains of ministerial interference and delays in export planning.
The Australian Automobile Association launches a campaign to redirect over one million pounds per month from petrol tax to road funding. A "Roads Case" argues for reducing petrol tax and earmarking proceeds for road works, backed by councils and local authorities nationwide.
Caution voiced over Geneva tariff concessions may boost Australian meat exports. Half of US import duties on lamb and mutton cut, lifting potential demand while UK needs and US price dynamics could limit gains. Analysts warn the trade depends on American tastes and prices, production costs, and surplus UK needs.
Printed and published by proprietor L. M. WV Judell, every Friday morning at the Review Office in Jamestown.
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