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Newspaper

The Areas Express

Location

Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia

Date

Sep 10, 1943

Page

3

Unconditional Surrender by Italy Reported by News Broadcast

News broadcast Thursday morning announced the unconditional surrender of Italy, a major Allied victory. Also reported were the destruction of 14 damaged aircraft over Darwin and progress of the Christmas hamper appeal in Gladstone, with 39 hampers collected to date and about £20 raised by local events.

Italy Darwin FECEF Gladstone J. A. Flavel A. C. Read Ballantyne A. Treasure G. Mellen Jean Evans Mavis Hynes J. H. Evans Leitmann L. Eweng G.C. Sandow M. B. Cook W. Tyler J. C. Pearce Dean and Leath Lock

Wirrabara Red Cross plans second hand sale in October

Wirrabara Red Cross branch to hold a second hand sale in October with items donated by residents. Mesdames P R Phillis and C Zwat coordinating contact. Mr Lewis E Karger of Laura to conduct sale offering advice. Also note Grand Catholic Ball September 14 at Laura Town Hall with Laura Orchestra and homemade supper.

Wirrabara Red Cross Wirrabara Red Cross Mesdames P. R. Phillis C. Zwat Lewis E. Karger Laura Laura Town Hall Laura Orchestra

Gladstone Soldier Paratrooper Bradock Remains Active

Gladstone learns Gunner Douglas Bradock AIF eldest son of Mr and Mrs P R Bradock landed as a paratroop near Lae this week. He is 26, born in Broken Hill, moved to Gladstone as a child, attended local schools, worked in wood and wheet yard, and played for the Gladstone football team. His brother Keith Bradock also serves.

Gladstone Douglas Bradock Wheatyard Lae Fwmre Pte Keith Bradock

Memorial to late Mr W Hancock by Gladstone District Council

At a fortnightly meeting the Gladstone District Council formed a committee to decide on a memorial for the late Mr W Hancock. J F O'Neill was named chairman and J Thomson secretary. A cemetery memorial and public subscriptions were proposed, with pound for pound subsidies considered. A £5 donation came from Mrs M A Cockburn.

Gladstone W. Hancock Meaers J. F. O'Neill J. @. Deeble W. H. Cockburn J.C. Thomson H. M. Pascoe L. Harris

Noonan Injured Catching Horse in Georgetown Fractured Thigh

In Georgetown Mr PBJ Noonan, a well known district figure, was kicked while attempting to catch a horse. He dragged himself 35 yards to the road and lay there 45 minutes before help arrived. He was taken to Crystal Brook hospital and is reported comfortable with the thigh responding to treatment.

PB J. Noonan J.smith Mr. Smith Noonan Q. Kerdrew Cratal Brook Noman Crystal Brook Hospital Tatent Red Cross Gutnare B. J. Martin A. Ssainders H. Freeman Meadames F. Acott F. Smallacombe Royal Institution For Blind Georgetown

Weather and agriculture notes from Wirrabara forest

August rainfall reached 3.60 inches with 17.92 inches year to date. The month brought unusually cold weather with little frost. Locals question why the area was taken from Es cuimeaux while frost trees flower. Rosella parrots intrude on apricot buds as gardeners pray for relief. Beekeepers report strong wintering of bees and anticipate an early honey flow. Some districts have proclaimed a noxious weed named Salvat...

Escuimeaux

Social Evening at Gladstone for Returning Soldiers

A well attended gathering at the Gladstone Tuesday hosted by J F O Neill in honor of Corporal Ray Robinson and Leading Aircraftman Rosy Summers on home leave. Speakers praised Robinsons exemplary life and wished Summers well, with cheques presented and hopes of future success.

Gladstone Tnsktule Cpl Ray Robinson Lac Rosy Summers J. F. O'Neill Chl Robinson Harslett Roas Howe Brown J. G Pattie Whartor Margaret ‘Thredgold Romy Yates iMaureen O'Neill Jolly J. C. Thomson

Jamestown High School Hosts Cinderella School Concert

Jamestown Institute Hall hosted Jamestown High School’s August 27 operetta Cinderella with W J Palmer presiding. Minister S W Jeffries and Mr H McDonald praised education progress, urged parental support, and presented certificates to students amid a festive finale with portraits, flowers, and gifts.

Jamestown Institute Jamesown High School W. J. Palmer TLS Connell S W, Jeffries M.P Hosking A. D. McDonald Palmer Fenner Gwenyth Symonds iMavis Samuels Ella Burton Enid Collins Patty Both Lorna Wilmshurst Maureen Cronin Gerald Middleton Bem Pyne Intermeiate Domestic Arts Barbara Ke

Flaxgrowers Meet At Laura Highlights Production Lectures

A September 2 gathering at Laura Town Hall brought Northern Flax Growers Association members and guests from Victoria and Waite Institute. Speakers including Mr Phipps and Dr Phipps discussed flax harvesting, machinery, and fibre production with lantern slides and field photos, followed by questions on growing and mill use.

Laura Town Hall W. F. Waist Northern Plax Growers Association Me. Phipps Lii Waite Institute Lee Victorian Department of Agriculture BL. Oo.chand Prastor Les Phipps Aintsone Laney Malluwea Pips Messrslee Qyclind Prarger Australia

Caltowie Bowling Club Reports Growth and Plans

The Caltowie Bowling Club held its annual meeting on August 23 with M Holla presiding. Officers were elected including President B Tapp and treasurer N Charlie. Members increased to 34, with a £29 credit and £16 from patriotic efforts. They plan Roth Pennant matches with Gamestown and affiliated with NW. The Callowie Public School Committee noted three bridge and euchre tournaments to fund a wireless set, with prizes awarded and a cake raffle won by C Noonan.

Caltowie Bowling Club M. Holla Shest B. Tapp G. Sambell J. Smith N. Charlie N. Royal Royall Callowie Public School Committee Lagies L. Holland D. M. Cavanetl Éuchregenta H. Catford WJ. Nayda C. M. McNaughton

Jamestown Golf Club Pairs Handicap Stroke Event Winners

The Jamestown Golf Club reported the pairs handicap stroke play on Saturday, won by AU Herde and Ben Evans with 149 net. Geo Fox and Eric Williams tied that score but the winners had the lower handicap. Stableford on Saturday was led by draws featuring Swann vs Usher and other matchups. A division 13 handicap and under prize donations were requested for Closing Day, with further results noting Mrs. Crowhurst and Mrs. Usher winning stroke competitions.

AU Herde Ben Evans Anoter Geo, Fox Eric Williams Herde Evans Stableford B. Rehn Swann Usher Clift Both Twelfbee Royal E. Clif V. Holland Hatter Walker Pyney Hannagan McElroy Gox Crownist McLennan Set. Williams Pena Tully Smith Anthony Evans Vy. Deering Naismith Rehny Ben Evana Mesdaies McLennay Crowhurst

Jamestown CWA holds August meeting and delegates chosen

The Jamestown Branch CWA presided by Mrs O Brogan held an August meeting in the assembly room. Delegates Mrs Brogan and Mrs Orchard were appointed to the Executive Council meeting in Adelaide in September. A cake stall and roll up were planned for the Jamestown Show in October, and the White Elephant Shop to open on October 7. Donations of 41?0 to the Quorn CWA for meals to cops were noted. The meeting closed with afternoon activities led by Mrs Ferpuse and assisted by Mesdames Slattery Palkington Gilfillan and Miss Fetherstonhaugh.

Jamestown C.W.A O. Brogan Ferpuse Mesdames M. Slallery M. Palkington G. Gilfillan Fetherstonhaugh

Wool Market Update Shows Record Appraisals and Declines

Adelaide wool appraisement No 46 second for seaxe completed on Monday. Top price 234d. went to HL A Hall & Sons Corunna and other firms. Central Wool Board records show 14 million bales valued at £250 million to the British Government over four years, with 7,154,000 bales valued at £167 million in 1916–20. In 1891 Australia had 106 million sheep producing 634 million lbs of wool. 1942 saw 125 million sheep yield 1.122 million lbs, about 9 lbs per head. There are today 1500 varieties of revisions. a large wool carry-over is expected after the war, urging high utility and reasonable prices to compete with synthetics.

Adelaide Seaxe HLA Hall & Sons Corunna D. T. Hillam Metrowe Australia

Methodist team forfeits in high school war on Saturday

The Methodist team forfeited in a Saturday match on the High School court. The Old Scholars and Methodists were set to play in September at 5 pm with the season trophies presented by Mrs. E. J. C. Williams after the conclusion. Everyone is invited to attend a good match.

UWBA At & Pm E. J. C. Williams

Laura Ice and Produce Coy Limited Promotes Golden North Butter and Poultry

Laura Ice and Produce Co Limited advertises Golden North Butter and cream products, noting high quality and government subsidies boosting dairying prospects. It invites farmers to forward cream and poultry, promises prompt monthly payments, and mentions trains arriving at Laura for delivery and cold storage before Christmas.

Fowne Tyr Golden North Laura

Air Training Corps aims for youth war service by correspondence

The Air Training Corps forms part of the RAAE Reserve to provide youths aged 16 to 18 a path to full time service with the Royal Australian Air Force. It offers mathematics and science training, navigation and theory of flight, with books and postage covered, and camps at RAAF stations for practical instruction. Individuals can write to No 4 Cadet Wing, All Training Corps, JAM Building, King William Street, Adelaide, SA for details.

The Air Training Corps RAAE Ros R.a.af RAAF All JAM King William Street Adelaide

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Methodist Church Mering Stud Ram Sales John Collins & Sons Murray Thomas Clare James Pilkington Broadview Ram W. B. Ashbey Sergi Num H.Q Adv Tom McGee C. Lowrell L. E. Ash W. Cook W. Fawcett W. BD. Pearce MR. W. Hancock Wirrabara Forest Jamestown High School Education B. Evans R. Pyne L. Slattery H. Medlin B. Haskard Cinderella Neata Bray Baron Haroness Joyce McHlray Hulabella Lois Herde Marinella Prince Giyenyth Symonds Herald Robin Saynids Elizbeth Boucaut Joan Murray Joan Holmes Audrey Adams Pamela Denniz Audrey Breing Gordon Abbott Workvier Costumbra Parents’ & Friends’ Association Danting J. C. Hatter Acsompaniste Misa Marie Perkins Pyne Xald Pyne Thanker Mesdames Rundle Hatter A. J Symonds Gray Slattery Spp Isses Messames A. J. Symonds EL. Orchard Ead Caltowie Jamestown Golf Club Laura Ice and Produce Coy. Limited Beecham Pan Lester Jamestown Talkies Billy the Kid William Romney Blally the Kid Robert Young Ruth Hussey M. Landers F. C. Hussey Main Street Grubb E. M. Hussey Cross ST. Gladstone Opp Institute Silverside York Gladstone’s New Meat Emporium Pearce’s
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