Bowling Clubs Open Greens at Crystal Brook
About 250 attended the opening of the bowling season at Crystal Brook on Saturday. The event featured a civic program with Mr W Mayger and Mrs Mayger hosting guests, the first ball by Mrs Sargent, and a welcome by Bill Cole. Representatives from Bracken Ridge Port Pirie Gale Gladstone Clift Jamestown Reichstein Laura Rogasch Caltowie Gulnare Redhill Wirrabara Broadview and others participated. The ceremony opened the green and a special rink was set aside for past presidents. Ladies provided afternoon tea and foundation member Mr J Pridham attended aged 84.
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Crystal Brook
W. Mayger
Mayger
Bill Cole
The
North Western Association
H. M. Pascoe
Followigg
Brackenridge
Port Pirie
Gale
Gladstone
Clift
Jamestown
Reichstein
Laura
Rogasch
Caltowie
Roberts
Gulnare
Cilles
Port Broughton
Redhill
Wirrabara
Broadview
Jag Forgan
Dawson Sheew
Sargent
Messrs
Jas. Forgan
W. W. Robinson
M.L.C
J. Frith
W. J. Nessy
P. H. Giles
W. J. Tyler
A. P. Abell
Ben Weston
O'Chaugh- Tucker
H. B. Chapman
B. H. K. Baker
W. Govan
D. H. Prest
A. J. Campbell
E. D. Melville
M. Weston
Tl. H. Pagy
J. H. Teale
J. Pridham
Jamestown Bowling Club Opens Season With Community Day
The Jamestown Bowling Club celebrated the official opening last Saturday with a large crowd. Guests included President Penny Jones and Mrs Jones, welcomed by Vice President Ivor Garnett. Officials and visiting club delegates from Port Pirie Caltowie Crystal Brook Wharnam contributed greetings, and the Mayor B T Daly declared the greens open. The Boucher Shield from 1947-48 was presented, tea and decorations noted, and notable comments from Association President Hedley Pascoe and others lauded the event.
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Plut
Penny Jones
Jones
Ivor Garnett
Jamestown
Arthur Skelton
Ladies Bowling Club
Ross McLennan
Laurie McCarthy
B. T. Daly
Howling Greens
Ted
Garnett
Skelton
Mesdame
Farewell to the Wight family in Jamestown
A packed Jamestown Memorial Supper Room bid farewell to Mr. Er ie Wight Mrs Wight and Miss R Wight though Miss Mary Wight stayed in Adelaide. Speakers praised the Wights civic service War work and club leadership noting plans to remember them with a memorial and a cheque from residents. The event featured tributes from local bodies and a later farewell at the Railway Hotel for Er ie Wight.
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Jamestown Memorial
Erie
Wight
R. Wight
Mary Wight
Adelaide
E. T. Daly
B. H. Phillips
Jamestown
North Parade
Memorial
Gilfillan
Corporation
Adélaide
J. Rowe
Wights
Ross McLea
D. Bouvaut
Church of England
Messrs. J. Kerin
A. Deering
EV. Cliff
Mitch
North
West Coast farmer shoots 476 foxes in two months
Mr Mix of Jamestown recalls during a West Coast trip that Mr W Schumacher of Lock reports shooting 476 foxes in two and a half months. Schumacher and his wife observed their fox hunting setup with a 12 volt spotlight and fox whistle guiding foxes to a waiting shot. Local graziers pay 5 shillings per fox on their property. Schumacher’s previous night bag was 28 foxes, a record for him.
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Mix, White
Jamestown
West Coast
W. Schumacher
Lock
Schumacher
Reynard
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Maynard
Kensington Road
Rose Park
Alfa Laval
Laura Ice & Produce CO. Ltd
Radiola Radiogram
E. J. Kranz
Sunshine Service
Hugh I. Matheson
ALF
Cooper
McKay
Metter
Neptune
Bennett & Fisher Ltd
Forgan
Commonwealth
Forgan's
J. & R. Forgan, Limited
Jamestown Bowling Club
George Napper
Pressent Jones
Association
Hedley Pascoe
I. H. Thyer
Doug Boncaut
Alec Mitchell
Ken Moore
Diggers
Eric Wight
Allan Roth
M. Sibly
A. W. Flavel
D. Rowe
the League
League
Ron Walton
W. Goodes
A. McNeil
N. N. Charlton
Charlton
Eric
Ry Cinb
Goodes
Cricket Club
A. Wenhall
N. Carmichael
D. Goodes
G. Davey
P. Rice
Andrew Symonds
A. B
Ralph S. Napper
A.D. Bray
W. Brown
R. Walton
N. Chariton
D. Williams
L. Black
Vlsoyell
Mim
A. D. Bray
Visiors
H. Pavy
Wallace Brinkworth
John Bailey
B. V. Clift
G. Piper
J. Maddern
R. F. O'Connor Certified
Optician
North Terrace
Country Women’s Association
Denmark
Gladstone Town Hall
Walker
Xos
Georgette
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