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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1937
Page
2
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The Misses Palmer return to Jamestown after holidays at Mount Gambier and the City. Mr. Garf Thomas recovers from surgery and resumes duties at Jamestown Hospital. Mr. Henry Blake returns to Jamestown after holidays in England and the Continent. The Moroney party and Cal Moroney come back from Broken Hill. Mr. J. Marchland returns from the City. Mr. L. Solomon and family return from holidays. A Girls' Country Week begins under Adelaide auspices with Miss Jean Cadd and Miss Jean Jeffs chosen to represent Jamestown. About twenty four pupils sit the Qualifying Exam at Gladstone Primary. Ted Meaney injures fingers in farm machinery incident. Kenneth Flavel breaks a wrist while riding, admitted to Pt. Pirie Hospital.
Despite bad weather last weekend the baths were busy and ticket sales Pleasing. The S A A A letter confirms two carnival dates this season. A Grand Carnival on Foundation Day Monday and the Northern Districts High Schools Swimming Carnival on the last Saturday in February.
Gladstone Cycling Club enjoyed growing interest as a 14 mile race crowned R Yates winner with K Bradeck and W Burton following. Juvenile race of 6 miles saw R Maddigan triumph over H Burton and H Hobbs. Notable rider Oppy passed through Gladstone en route to Adelaide, greeted by crowds and arriving around 7 p.m.
A charity Almond Blossom Fair for the Baptist Church Georgetown will be held at Memorial Hall Georgetown on Saturday November 27 in the afternoon and evening. The fair opens at 3 p.m. with Mrs Bowker opening and a programme planned for the evening. Secretary is Mrs Les Peter.
On Tuesday November 16 the Presbyterian Women's Missionary Union hosted a Chinese afternoon displaying articles over 2000 years old alongside dress and common-use items. Mrs Middleton explained artifacts while Rev Shields mapped war zone medical mission stations. Musical items by Mrs Flower Miss Palmer and Miss McGregor and elocution by Miss Mitchell and Mrs R Flower entertained guests. Proceeds support mission funds.
Jamestown secured 104 points to Gladstone 79 in a Saturday croquet encounter. Team members included Mesdames Medlin Williams 26 and W Shephard Read 11, Hockey Luck 26 and J Fisher Harris 23, Humphriy Moore 26 and H Bennett Lines 23, Berridge Crouch 26 and Sandow Sargent.
Hurdles include Gallant Days and Playwright with Tim Burr. Glanville Stakes features Larcendale and Bi malf with Sue Carroll. Kingston Handicap lists Lady Rae, Sweet Aloes, Superiority. Municipal Handicap notes The Riff, Ben's Report, Encounter Lass between Welter and Encounter Lass. Leadenhall Handicap shows Dextral, Stag horn, Langside.
The Jamestown Racing Club reports a turnover tax of £43 15s 8d from off course bookmakers at the Spring meeting, balancing accounts with a slight loss. Off course wagers totaled £3649 8d. The club sets January 26 for the Summer meeting and April th for Autumn, proposing a £1 1s membership to gain new members and access to both meetings.
The first shipment of new season wheat arrived at Gladstone yards on Friday. Delivered by Mr. A. Carey for Burnside interests W L Stoker and W G and A Thomson, the 20 bags of Ranee weighed 65 lb to the bushel. Mr. H T Harslett received it as local agent for Laula Dreyfus and Company. A second load followed the same day by Mr. O Schumann, who had been the usual first-loader in prior seasons. If conditions stay favorable, Gladstone may see 40 percent more wheat this year than in 1936.
At James Town Institute on Saturday night Lester's shows two Monarchs of Mirth Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Bonnie Scotland a full length Hal Roach comedy. Also MGM drama Whipsaw with Spencer Tracy and Myrna Loy based on the Koronoff reams theft with Vivian and Ed Dexter, plus a cartoon News Reel and shorts.
Armistice Day was observed in Gladstone as Returned Soldiers and residents gathered at the Rock Cairn in Main Street. Two minutes of silence were observed, with railway whistles and factory whistle blasts marking the moment. Laurel wreaths were placed by H. T. Harslett, president of the Gladstone RS L sub branch. A TB Soldiers Fund drive on 9 Inst raised £6 5s 6d, with volunteers including Mrs W McKnight H T Harslett P M Thomson Betty Nourse Joyce Phillips and May Phillips aiding the sale of poppies.
The Jamestown Institute Committee seeks funds for enlarging the supper room and kitchen and enclosing the verandah. Lester's Talkies proprietor offers a free programme on November 26 and 27 featuring Warner Baxter in The Prisoner of Shark Island and the Jones family in Off to the Races with Slim Summerville, plus News Reel and shorts to support the project.
jamestown t c defeated st anges in a busy tennis program with multiple doubles and singles matches. lines record sets and games for jamestown t c versus st andrews and crosstown clashes including caltowie and bundaleer. results list several 6 1 6 2 style scores and note forfeits and close finishes across the day.
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