Gladstone Red Cross Circles host Lady Muriel visit
Lady Muriel Barcclay Harvey and Mrs P E Stow visited Red Cross Circles in Gladstone and other Northern Areas drawing about 200 members in Gladstone. They applauded the revival of the Circle and praised volunteers for sewing garments and running the envelope fund raising about £50.
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Muriel Barcclay- Harvey
P. E. Stow
Red Cross
Georgetown
Gladstone
Laura
Jamestown
Spalding
V.S.D
J. F. O'Neill
Muriel
Gladstone Red Cross
U.S.D
Gladstone Boy Scouts
Osman
Eley
Circle
Cox
Lady Gowrie
Lehmann
Deeble
Mutiel
Merle Lines
Voluntary Service Detachment
H. H. Dutton
H. T Harslett
J. Stewert
Harslett
Miss Lines
Botting
Stewart
St. John Ambulance Corps
A.R.P
Gillespie
Francis
Pt. Pirie
Adelaide
South Australia
Greece
England
J. G. Deeble
Lady Muriel
Mrs. Stow
Premiership Opener Shaped by Debutant Appearances
The 1941 Northern Areas season opened with Crystal Brook beating Gladstone 9 14 to 5 10 as many new players debuted for both sides. Georgetown routed Wirrabara 22 26 to 6 4 with strong showings from a host of locals, while Gladstone faced Georgetown and Wirrabara in upcoming matches.
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Georgetown
Crystal Brook
Gladstone
Wirrabara
O'Brien
Agars
Wellington
Jacobi
Blue
Whites
Jack Leesue
Reds
Social at Cowell honors new R A A F sergeant
At the Franklin Harbour Institute a social praised Allan Harris for earning the rank of sergeant in the Royal Australian Air Force. Speakers included H W Shillabeer and G L Sykes, with best wishes and a writing case presented. The event ended with dancing and supper as locals from Franklin Harbour and nearby towns send good wishes. The Eyre Peninsula Tribune notes 150 men have offered service from the district.
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Franklin Harbour Institute
Allan Harris
Alf. Harris
Gladstone
H. W. Shillabeer
Crystal Brook
Sergt. Harris
Royal Australian Air Force
Allan
Messrs
G. L. Sykes
G. T. Pedler
A. J. Turner
J. Rehn
A. D. Clark
Sgt. Harris
Opposition to cruel animal stunts at Red Cross events
In a letter to the editor Sam urges organizers of Red Cross fundraisers to ban whip use in horse and donkey races and to eliminate rooster chases and greasy pig hunts. He argues such cruelty contradicts mercy, urges care for animals, and asks the society to prohibit these stunts at future functions.
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Red Cross
Sam
Sir
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