Jamestown Cricket Club Annual Meeting Sees Officers Re elected
The Jamestown Cricket Club held its annual meeting at the Institute Bank Room on Monday night with good attendance. Elected officers included President Mr E B Chil, Vice-President Dr E Swann, Captain Mr G McCarthy, Vice-Captain Mr F Hall, Secretary Mr E O Riley, and a committee. Delegates named to the Association, an application from High School Old Scholars for a team was accepted. Five teams will enter the Belalie Association. subscriptions set at 5 shillings with 2/6 for juniors, and a 1 shilling per match ball levy continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Cricket Club
Institute Bank
Clift
E, O'Riley
Palyon
E. J. Swann
EB. V
Chil
Seneral
Me. G. McCarthy
F. Hall
E. O'Riley
H. A. Herde
Dy Gootes
M. McCarthy
Old Scholars Chi
Messrs
G. McCarthy
D. Oakey
High School Old Scholars Association
Belalie Association
Royal Blind Concert Company Brightens Adelide Night
The Royal Institution for the Blind in North Adelaide presents the Royal Blind Concert Company for 1988 led by violinist A J Clark with new acts including Jeane Hawthorne pianist and vocalist Cecil Vincent in the Royal Puppet Pantomine Ny Russell Isinman comedian and impersonator and Mr Stat Ingham on guitar and bi phone. Ray Clarke, a versatile blind musician, joins the Royal Blind Orchestra with flautist C Roehr and double bassist T Winter. Patronage supports the Blind to help themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Institution For the Blind
North Adelaide
Royal Blind
A. J. Clark
America
Canada
Jeane Hawthorne
Cecil Vincent
Russell Isinman
Stat Ingham
Ray Clarke
Australia
Royal Blind Orchestra
C. Roehr
T. Winter
Local Northen Areas Association Medal Contest Details
The Northen Areas Association announces the Young in the Mail medal contest for the fairest and most brilliant player. Votes show J Leesue and R Leesue as leading contenders with high tallies. J Carmody and J O'Brien receive runner-up and junior trophy respectively, highlighting Crystal Brook involvement and historic state connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
J. Hayes
J. Leesue
Rh. Gam
J. Carmody
L. Molland
M. Read
D. Goodes
J. O'Brien
N. Haren
D. C. Hartwig
K Noonan
J. Gilmore
K. Myatt
Australian defence program stresses labour and rail fixes
A Bank of New South Wales div email underscores skilled labour and resources as vital to Australia’s defence. The Commonwealth plans about £15m annually for three years, funding public works to strengthen transport, air bases, harbour facilities, and industrial capacity while training unskilled youths. Strong measures aim to deter threats to liberty and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of New South Wales
Australia
Commonwealth
Hawkesbury
Syane
Newcastle
Germany
Singapore
New Guineas
Borneo
Australa
Netherlands East Indies
England
Newnes
Rodney Victims' Ashes Scattered Over Ocean
In a Sydney Harbour tragedy recount, J W Beveridge of Shell Advertising and the Royal Aero Club scattered the ashes of Alfred Augustus Steptoe and his daughter Aileen over the ocean five miles east of Sydney Heads. Steptoe, a Greenwich foreman, died in the Rodney disaster. his daughter’s body was found later. Executed at Mascot after executors requested the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Law
Sydney Heads
J. W. Beveridge
Shell Advertising Department
Royal Aero Club
NSAV
Alfred Augustus Stepte
Aileen Steptoe
Stepto
Ford Street
Greenwich
Shell Company
Stepta
Beveridge
Kingsford Smith
Mascot
Jamestown Tennis Club Holds Annual General Meeting
The Jamestown Tennis Club held its annual general meeting on Thursday evening at the Institute. New officers were elected including President H L Berridge and Secretary D W McNicol. Members approved subscriptions, discussed affiliations with SASTA, Belalie Tennis Association, and set September 24, 1938 as opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Tennis Club
Institute
H. L. Berridge
Walker
R. Gerner
Skace
McNeel
Swann
W. Walker
K. Yeomans
Pyne
S.A.S.T.A
Belalie Tennis
Mesars Walker
McNicol
Miss McNeel
Mr. Gall
Benefit Ball At Gladstone For Miss Jolly
A Garden Theatre Benefit Ball at the Gladstone Institute drew over 200 attendees from surrounding towns. Net proceeds exceed £20 to aid Miss Chrissie Jolly at Adelaide Hospital amid infantile paralysis. Ambassadors Orchestra provided music as a novelty dance won by A Ward and M Webb. Committee members organized supper and decorations while H M Pascie thanked supporters and promised funds distribution plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone Institute
Chrissie Jolly
Adelaide Hospital
Ambassadors Orchestra
A. Ward
M. Webb
Garden Theatre
Megers
A. J. Lawrie
C. M. Leesue
M'S.c
H. M. Pascie
Garden Theatre Club
Miss Jolly
Suuuvely
Messrs
C. Leesue
W. G. Cook
A Clever Maxim Pleads For Safe Speed On Roads
A cryptic moral vignette contrasts joy sparked by some with sorrow traced by others. It notes that the most knowledgeable person is the one who learns fastest, while the rash speed merchant crashes first to his own funeral, a warning that haste incurs grave danger.
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Matthews Emporium
Gladstone
Miss Gillies
Our
Berle Corsetiere
Iforgan
Forgan
J. & R. Forgan Limited
Crystal Brook and
Port Pirie
Hearne
Hearnes
Sol and
Blue
Don
Brey
Cripes
Onuy
Bluey
W. J. Goldsworthy
RVAA
Coparahi
Rodney
Bank OF
New South Wales
J. Horsburgh
Jamestown
Stromberg Carlson Radio
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
the Southern Union Insurance
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