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The Areas Express

Location

Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia

Date

Oct 13, 1944

Page

3

Laura district seeks flax finishing plant under Beasley review

The Laura District Council supports a proposal to establish a flax finishing factory in Laura. MHR Mr Russell reports the plan is under urgent enquiry by the Federal department and will be advised on its report. He notes Laura handles initial flax treatment locally before interstate finishing and urges cost reductions to meet world competition. The project could draw labor from nearby towns within 25 miles.

Laura Lanra Max Auburn Port Pirie Crystal Brook Gladstone Guinare Georgetown Narridy Caltowie Jamestown Yongala Melrose Booleroo Centre Wirrabara

Jamestown Petition Seeks Water Supply and Rail Link

Acting Town Clerk D leR Boucaut reports a near unanimous petition from Jamestown and district residents asking the State Government to provide a water supply from Morgai Whyla Main or an alternative source and to continue the Clare Spalding Railway to Jamestown. Over six hundred signatures were collected with Andrew Baldwin aiding the effort. the petition will be presented to Parliament by H Edmonds MLC and supported by A L McEwin MLC J Beerworth A P Blesing MLC and A D McDonald MP.

D. Ler. Boucaut Morgai-Whywila Clare-Spalding Jamestown Andrew Baldwin H. Edmonds A. L. McEwin Messrs J. Beerworth A. P. Blesing M’s.l.c A. D. McDonald

Jamestown Show Highlights 7th Belalie Agricultural Fair

The Belalie Agricultural Society held its 7th Annual Show at Jamestown on Labour Day. Attendance reached six to seven thousand, with receipts at £317/1/6. Events included horse shows, log chopping, and Bible of exhibits across sheep, poultry, dairy, and flowers. Notable organizers included President B S Cooper and committees. express praise for steward team and local clubs supplying catering and entertainment.

Belalie Agricultural Soeiwly Jamestown Adelaide Imost Laviers B.S. Cooper Tse Hou L. Coal S.A. Mardwands Ltd Hills Dalton Marshall Jacobs K. Mareshall Schwerdt Messrs F. A. Keatley Ian Axford James Gilfilign Stewarts Shaw H. Keane Dwavy Destonie Pundon North Laura Hotel Air. Bowker Ee Su Produce Co. Ltd Stacey Jamestown Wet Cross Theo Belalle Ponty V. Martier Mae Cycles Me ‘Ood Janestown Brass Band Mr. 3 Belly A vLenian T. F S. B. Ople

Obituary notices from Jamestown mark two deaths

Deep restol at Jamestown followed the passing of S Set Watkins ATH at a Military Hospital on September 20 after a lengthy illness. He was 40, son of WG Watkins of Henley Beach, and left a widow Miss I Perkins and a young Dennis. Also Mrs S Mata widow of Joseph Mata died September 28 at Glenlog after years in Jamestown. RSA Ladies Committee met October 6 to plan for November 4 afternoon tea at the Races and seek volunteers.

Jamestown Watkins Set WG. Watkine Henley Beach Boyle Institute I. Perkins Dennis Jamestayn Mam Joseph Mata Glenlg Indy Ir Hnahand RSA Jamestown Rsa Lndies CWA Mesdames Parrington Patten Polomka

Clare Show 1944 Annual Event Set for October 21

The Clare A and H Society announces a 1944 show reverting to pre war levels with substantial prize money across all classes including stock poultry pigeons and more. The event takes place on the picturesque grounds of Clare on Saturday October 21 with inquiries to the secretary in Clare by phone 74.

Clare A. & H. Soviety Atovk Sonfs of Clare

Prize winners and judges at a late show

A lengthy account lists prize takers and judges across divisions such as Bakers' classes Vegetables Flowers Prizes for cattle sheep and pigs. Notable names include J Halse A Ryan J Ryan J M Jackson and C A Rodeghiero among many. Strong entries in several sections with remarks on good blooms and healthy pot plants.

Klingner M, Jackson L. Davies A. J. Symonds Sowerby G. Ly Heath A. W. White J. J. Sinker J. Halse H. C, Wehrmann A. J, Ryan H. Glasson Jos. Thomas A. S. Gordon E. Horkey Paw Cronin Kelpie Callies Dunstan A. ©. Webb J. Hart L. Praibilli Cronin B Slattery T. O. Prainilla W. J. Ashen C. W S. Cooper Mr. J A. D. Bray W. Keding D. Bray W. S. Mun Ewe A.’ K. Pearce J. M. Robinson Hwek Dm. Robinson A. K! Pearce Braid A. K Peaves EH. Hall A. K. Byetag R. Lites Ca.’ Rodershiero P. White

Laura Ice and Produce Coy Limited Announcement

Laura Ice and Produce Coy Limited announces operation as manufacturers of GOLDEN NORTH butter and eggs. They are registered agents and offer poultry pricing and delivery services with weekly ice deliveries starting this week. Turkeys 1 10 per lb Cockerels 1 6 per lb Fowls 1 4 per lb Young Pucks 1 8 per lb.

L.A. Exg Board

Victory Loan appeal urges conversion and participation

The speaker calls on Commonwealth War Loan holders to convert maturing securities to the Second Victory Loan and urges those who have not invested to buy bonds. He urges Australians to back the war effort with timely contributions, stressing postwar security and district resolve for victory first.

Australia Tokio

Gladstone Fathers Association Elects Officers in October Meeting

A largely attended Gladstone Fathers Association meeting on October 1 elected officers led by President J. W. Prior and Vice Presidents A. J. Smith and W. H. Gale. Secretary W. C. Gilley and Treasurer W. S. Williamson were named, with delegates and committee members announced. A proposed constitution and annual membership of 10 shillings were outlined, and monthly meetings agreed for the district council and association discussions.

Pathots Association J. W. Prior W. C. Gale Couiuittee AL Crawford W- B. Cockburn Don Garrett J. P. Maddigan G. Brown Quilrell Memorial Hall Distrit Council RSJ Fathers Association

Rain Recovery Boosts War Time Orchard Plans In Wirrabara

Sept rainfall in Wirrabara Forest totaled 104 points with end of Sept reaching 114 inches for the year, about 17 inches below average. The heavy rains revived pastures and orchards, promising some summer stock and improved peach and apricot prospects while fruit crop outlook remains limited and new orchards are planned for postwar expansion.

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