Upper North appoints new district secretary and weather woes hit region
After two and a half years as secretary to the Upper North District War Agricultural Committee L M W Dudell resigns. The State Executive appoints D JeRey Boucaut to the post. South Australia endures a second dry season hurting stock. Baby Health Train begins soon with schedule Gladstone to Brinkworth. Spafford honored with Imperial Service Order for long service. Jamestown Hospital Inc to install an AGA cooking range. cost split with State Hospital. A church event in Jamestown features Rev. Hamilton Aikin films on youth services and Bible stories. Sergeant William John Gilflian reported missing after RAAF Western Pacific operations. Jamestown mill to close due to log supply depletion. landholders urged to sell dying trees.
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Upper North
Upper North District War Agricultural Committee
L. M. W. Dudell
D. JeRey Boucaut
Jamestown Institute
Hamilton Aikin
Presbyterian Church
Rebekah
John Gilflian
Giles Commer
Ssr
William John Gilflian
RAAF
Sgt
Guallan
L.A. School of Mines
Jamestown Golf Club Mixed Foursomes Enjoys Close Finish
Jim Smith and Mrs. McCarthy won the annual mixed foursomes at Jamestown Golf Club as 22 pairs competed. They posted 68 net, the only pair to play to their handicap, and led leading scores alongside pairs including M Holland with Mrs Evans and J Hatter with Miss Souter. The club plans Match Cup rounds and a bogey competition next week with draws listed and officials in charge.
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Jim Smith
McCarthy
Sacue~ Diug ‘Est
B. J. Swann
J.smith
Mes. McCarthy
M. Holland
Stebletora
Howse
M. Howard
J. Bwith
Herder
W. Crowhurst
F. Clift
R. McLeenan
Hatter
Swann
Donovan
W. Walker
Irvine
V. Clit
Tully
R. Barnes
J. Kumnick
Hofland
Raph
Parti
BV. Clift
Associates
Wisht
Axford
Murraytown Defeats Melrose In Dry District Match
Murraytown beat Melrose 8 14 to 7 7 at Melrose oval. Best for Murraytown were Cobian Starr Frehix Aslott and Christiansom while Slee Arthur Pud dy McKenzie and Chinora starred for Melrose. District remains extremely dry with only 34 points total recorded in the first five months at the Post Office.
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Murraytown
Melrose
Melrose Oval
Hcore
Murrayton
Cobian
Starr
Frehix
Aslott
Christiansom
Slee
Arthur
Puddy
McKenzie
Chi
Nora
Ofice
Allocation of Chaff and Hay for 1945 Farm Use
An order governs chaff and hay distribution from the 18th time 1945. Priority categories include dairy cows for milk and farm horses in cereal seeding operations. Supplies to horses cease at 20 June 1945 except for essential delivery, pastoral, station, or market garden work where transfer to motor transport is impractical. Applications must be filed on distributor forms, showing disposal method for whole milk. Allocation after 18 June 1945 depends on consumer application details. Existing allocations are cancelled. only paragraphs one’s animals are eligible. The committee may adjust allocations at its discretion.
Bridge Evening At Gladstone Parish Hall
A Widge evening at the Parish Hall Gladstone Tuesday drew about forty players with a pleasant time reported. Winners were My Croxton and Mrs. B Saunders.
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Gladstone
T, Croxton
B, Saunders
Jamesown Uyal hosts Wayalla in FPCE fundraiser
Football action at Jamesown Uyal features H F Hall led by L Gierseh and L Manual facing a Wayalla guest team this Saturday. Matches include Flinders Association Appila at home versus Booleroo Perue, withBooleroo winning 12 goals 1 behind to 7 goals 7 behinds and a crowd awaiting better form as season progresss.
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Jamestown Uyal
Wayalla
FPCE
Jamestown
H. F. Hall
L. Gierseh
L. Manual
F. Hoffmann
R. Abott
M. Kerin
Abbott
FF Clarke
G. Martin
B. Evans
Meinerney
G Webtmann
J, O'Dea
M. McCarthy
L. Holland
F, Byrne
A. Yennes
R. Reichstemn
K. Reichatem
J, Swearse
D. Grif
Georgetown Socials Aid Mises Saltmarsh Queen
A Thursday evening in Georgetown featured bridge and euchre games organized by Mrs. EB Martin to benefit Mises Saltmarsh, with prizes won by Fyr, Palmer and Mrs Harrington in bridge and G Hil and E elson in euchre. A Friday penny drive supported the same queen.
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Mises Saltmarsh
Red Cross
EB. Martin
D. O'Connel
T. Wakefeld
Puchre
Palmer
Harrington
Mes
el Son
Jeuchre
Jes Wakefield
Byett
Mack Wool
Lea
Peter Bowler
Georgetown
Crystal Brook
Bulus
Council For
Chat
Churchill and Menzies Attack Socialism in Australia
The text reports Churchill and Menzies framing the Australian Labor government as socialist in policy and practice. Churchill warns of dangers to individual rights under a socialised economy, urging vigilance against bank and credit manipulation. The piece contrasts Britain and Australia, urging voters to consider similar risks in the English election context.
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LCL
Churchill
Menzies
Anneralia
Australia
England
Labor Party
Britain
Jelanid
Liberal Party
Lmited
Condi
House of Representatives
Whch
O. Yeat Eg
I Stirjvel
Labo
Mr. Churchill
Watkins quality products needs agent in district
An Australian notice advertises a sales agent needed for the J. R. Watkins Company offering a broad line of spices essences snaps cleansers medicines and toilet articles. The ad invites representation in the district and promotes the business opportunity with the direct in the flame service.
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Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
Victoria St Abelaide
Debutante Ball Draws Large Crowd at Booleroo Centre
The PROF contest for Booleroo Centre Pinny Girl concluded with a debutante ball that drew many visitors from northern towns. Betty Ahihley won by a narrow margin from Maureet Cogan and Pat Ryan. Red Cross activities included dances, bridge, and a charity sale raising funds.
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Booleroo Centre
Betty Ahihley
Maureet Cogan
Pat Ryan
Red Cross
Elsam Rovel
Mas Jone Lowe
Diane Fletcher
Avsed Ag Red Cross
Eva Schwarta
Elma Roocke
Boolerae Centre
C Nb
Miss Schwartz
Stockwell
Rooleruo Centre
Jossig Lo Melrose
Appila
Nisilet Council
F. Lowe
F. Roocke
Boolerou Centre
Focal Hospital
Stuck sHitulle
Miss Lois Mundy Farewelled At Gladstone Institute
A farewell social was held at the Gladstone Institute on Friday for Miss Lois Mundy who leaves town to join Wanat's. She is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Ro A Mundy and formerly worked at the Gladstone Savings Bank. The Junior Merry Makers presented her with a gift, and Dr J G Deeble presided and praised her service in the Womens section of the services and wiser. Local supporters offered monetary gifts and Cross Stems were contributed by several ladies. Music by R Thredgold and N Robbins, dancing followed, and supper closed the event.
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Lois Mundy
Gladstone Institute
Wanat’s
Ro A. Mundy
Jon Up
Gladstone
Merrymakers
J. G. Deeble
le Rervices
Hehalk
Towail
Monetary Gill
B.S. Jew
Messrs
R. Glenn
Crystal Brook events raise funds and hosts football match
A Crystal Brook hall dance on Friday June 8 in aid of Red Cross raised £17 with Miss Margaret Cyntin's orchestra and MC Mr T Robingon. Attendance records include 1586 pounds 14,010 votes for Miss Mary Wilson and a tally of various local activities at Sale Yards, Red Cross Shop, and convener lists. Football at Crystal Brook vs Merriton ended Merriton 3 Crystal Brook 5 with standout players named Merriton Crouch Rivclair Kirk and Crystal Brook Wellington Wilkins Young Northo Veuning Noles. Ties to local visits and homecomings noted, plus residents traveling to Alberton and Adelaide.
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Crystal Crook Hall
Red Cross
Margaret Cyntin
T. Robingon
Mary Wilson
Sale Yards
FFCE
Smith
Mus
Ry McNeil
Mexdunes A
Saint
V Sargent
T, Thomas
J Smith
G. Everett
Crystal Brook
Merriton
Crouch
Coombe
Rivclair
Kirk
Kerchner Crys Brook
Wellington
G Wilkins
A. Young
Tk Northo
Veuning
Red Cross Shop Takings and Bridge Winners at Gladstone
The Gladstone Red Cross reports Friday takings at the Red Cross Shop reached £4 14s. The conveners were Mesdaimes, A 38, Gile, G A Thomson, W AD, Edmounds, and RJ Edmunds. Wednesday’s bridge event was won by Mrs A B Shephard. The fortnightly meeting is today at 2:45 PM.
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Gladstone Red Cross
Red Cross
Mesdaimes
A. 38
Gile
G. A. Thomson
Edmounds
Edmunds
A. B. Shephard
Jamestown Hospital Board Meeting Notes June 15 1945
The Jamestown Hospital Board of Management met in Corporation Chamber with members Daly Kerin Orchard Bowes Crossman Moore and others presiding. They congratulated four nurses for Anatomy and Physiology exam success and noted Mortimer aged 84 for a splendid result. The board approved finance items May accounts 160 19 and salaries 152 1 8 for payment and authorized late accounts. Dr Swann reported 24 births 2 deaths and 27 patient attendances. hospital operations remained smooth. The chairman will seek the Director General of Medical Services regarding an Aga Cooker in Adelaide. Nursing salary schedule to take effect July 4 1945.
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Board of Management
Corporation Chamber
Priday
Preseit
Moore
Hove
Swann
Hhis
Bunth
Aga Cooker
Adelaide
Tilia
Students Visit Printing Offices In The Review
A class trip led by Mr WD Hammomd visits the Review Office on May 17. They tour the tinotype machine cutter labeling stapling and binding areas and learn how the Review is printed using paper from Canada and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WD. Hammomd
Youi
Clift
Canada
Australia
Harpie
Tasmania
Gladstone FFCF Seeks Support With War Relief
The Memorial Hall hosted Gladstone FFCF as members reported a strong year and net income of SVT raised from sewing and knitting drives. Parcels and proceeds included 208 prizes, 1084 Luke items, balaclavas, bags, toys, badges, and shop teas. Two members left town, secretary replaced, and officers elected led by Mrs Lb Jarvis. The group plans ongoing work for forces in Australia and urges continued knit and sew efforts until victory.
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Te Hityris Sresfriad
Mes
James WW. Nourse
K. Lehmann
B. Mellen
T. Rwen
Australia
Gary
FRCP
L. Thuis
Lb, Jarvis
Basan
Stati
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Gladstole
Brinkworth
F. C. Wall
Spafford
W. J. Spafford
S.A
Jamestown Hospital
Jamestown Hospital Inc
E. T. Daly
William Gilfillan
Mesere 5
A. Hardwoods Limited
Bundaleet Forest
Jamestown Golf Club
Chaff and Hay ‘Acquisition) Committee
Rice
JWBAL
Jeffs
Glasgon
Lewis
Olly
Stegeall
L Cooper
St. Joseph
L. Methodist
S. Dolly
M. Wallace
K. Kelly
IL Grimwood
Toholke
Meth
White
High School
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Howden
BR. Dixon
Martin
Pearce
Hest
P. Rote
Warher
Dixon N. Bray
High
Pres. & Bants St. Joseph
Methodist White
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Churchill and Menzies
Booleroo
Senint Noles
Tt. Wilcox
Alberton
R. Thiry
Anil i, Pasy
Mrs. C. Davidson
W. Greg
Enduyatile Holly
Gladstone Ffcf
Aurance & Produce CO
Clare — Golden North Dairy
North
Wey
Mik Mik
Eges
Doe
Turkeys
Ais
Lester
Jamestown Talkies
The
Brian Donlevy
Veronica Lake
Allan Ladd
William Frawley
Larry Grabbe
Arthur Hunnbuty
Elisha Cook
Jun
Alexander Durmat
Douglas Fair Bankedry
Ruth Warrick
Kim Tamiroff
Laurel & Hardy In
Inglis
Sheffield
E.P.N.S
W. L. Palmer & CO
Ayr Street
Phone 3
A. C. Read
City
Christian Science Monitor
Nesiee
Sensationshimm
Fanna
Topsher
Tus
Chandan
Selma Fualing
Fone
Terraline
Mad New Zeeond
Chott Bisery
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