Gladstone Hosts North District Athletics Shield Event
Gladstone High hosted a large athletics day on Friday September 19 with Peterborough Jamestown and Booleroo Centre in attendance. D Noblet Booleroo Centre High led with two firsts two seconds and a third while Gladstone Girls won all three team games. G Abell excelled in the boys open broad jump and many events featured strong performances from Peterborough Jamestown Booleroo and Booleroo Centre competitors plus local spectators and officials.
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Peterbrough
Murchland- Nicolle
Murchland
Gladstone High
Gladstone
Oval
Peterborough
Jamestown
Bolero Centre
G. M. Black
D. Noblet
Booleroo Centre High School
Gladstone High School
G. Abell
J. Sandland
R. Dawson
P. Luck
D. Sanders
W. Porsche
R. Foadike
Gabb
Booleroo
A. Saunders
M. Read
K. Frazer
Reggars
Spry
G. Dawson
T. Burgess
K. White
G Hughes
P. Hotle
M. Smith
B. Threadgold
G. Hughes
D. Whibley
Hurdies
Jr. Besson
L. Messenger
W. Hagger
Hoys
G Lloyd
Gils
W. Pursche
R.' Fosdikeay Lloyd
G. Gale
M. Sith
C. Chandler
Legion House plan for Adelaide memorial complex
The South Australian Branch of the Australian Legion of Ex-Service men and Women proposes a central building in Adelaide to serve as a War Memorial and community hub. Legion House would include creches, recreation hall, meeting rooms, medical, dental, optical services, hairdressers, public showers, a psychiatric centre for former POWs, welfare and employment offices, and rest rooms for women. A penny vote competition raises funds with prizes up to 75 and an air trip. open to women 15 to 35. submissions to 28 Grenfell Street, Adelaide.
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The
Australian Legion of Ex-Servicemen & Women
Adelaide
P.O.W of
Legion
Legion House
P.O.W
Secretatary
Grenfell| ‘Street
The Eye and I and The Yearling Highlight Australian Journal
The Australian Journal features Betty Macdonald’s Eye and L in progress with the life of a chicken-raising husband in the Olympic Mountains. The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings appears as the third instalment alongside continuing stories by Australian writers and new illustrations as the magazine marks its eighty third year at a fixed sixpence price.
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Eye
Betty Macdonald
Olympic Mountains
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
April McKee Wright
H. H. Wilson
J. Somerville Best
Frank Walford
J. A. Prell
Rex Grayson
Gladstone High Hosts Shield Presentation After Sports Meet
Gladstone High School hosted a regional athletics meet with Gladstone earning 110 points, Booleroo Centre 105, Peterborough 96, and Jamestown 27. Mr W W Robinson presented the new shield to Headmaster M J Pyne as headmasters praised participants and thanked hosts. Parents and Friends sold pies, pasties, tea, and coal drinks to scholars.
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Gladstone
Booleroo
Peterborough
Jamestown
W. Porsche
D. Noblet
B. Maple
Booleroo Centre
Oval
W. W. Robinson
M.L.C
M. J. Pyne
Gladstone High School
Robinson
Pyne
B. H. Sugg
Booleroo High School
T. Charlesworth
Peterborough School
L. C. McCarthy
Jamestown High
Parents and Friends Association
Farewell Given To Mr. Fotheringham At Jamestown Dinner
A farewell for Mr. R. Fotheringham of the S A Farmers Union Stock branch drew about 30 Jamestown residents to the James Town Railway Hotel. Speakers praised his decade of service, wished him happiness, and invited visits as he moves to Tumby Bay. A related band tribute followed at the Commercial Hotel with the Jamestown Citizens Band recognizing his band service.
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Jamestown Railway
R. Fotheringham
S.A. Farmers’ Co-op. Union
Jamestown
Tumby Bay
E. T. Daly
Bob Fotheringham
Bob
Tom ‘Horgan
A. G. McKenzie
Holland
Fotheringham
Town and District
K. Irvine
Mr. Daly
Gordon Gilfillan
J. Evans
Adelaide
J. Cook
Gladstone
L. Redden
C. Brogan
Wight
A. McLeod
W. M. Walker
F. Hall
C. Warmer
Commercial Hotel
A. Deering
Kelly
Weather notes from Wirrabara Forest and local society events
The Wirrabara Forest report details September weather with a gale at night rain and a fall of 2.72 inches for September totaling 18.78 inches for the year. Beekeepers plan for better spring nectar as bees remain in Baroota district and the Forest Dept finished planting for the year. The Forest Literary Society held a morning travel program led by Mr B Scarfe and announced an Impersonation Evening by Mr Ross Watt next Friday.
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Baroota
Forest Dept
Forest
White Park
Forest Literary Society
B. Scarfe
Ross Watt
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SHELL
Shell Company OF Aust. Ltd
St. Britain
Matthews
TS Ideal
Kennett
Vogue
Matthews Emporium
AVU
A.W.A
Yradiola
EJ. Kranz
Caltowie P.O. Box
Northern High Schools
Australian Legion OF EX Ser and Women
Australian Journal
Citizen's Band
Wirrabara Forest
Simmill
S.A. Egg Board
PHON
A. W. Sandford & CO. Ltd
Wirrabara
A. W. Sandford& CO. Ltd
Sandford’a
Alfa Daisy
Sandford Ronaldson-Tippett Engines
Alfa Laval
Laura
S.A
Shell Co. Aust. Ltd
Dairy Farmers
R. J. Finlayson, Limited
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