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GOOD MOKNiN(i!
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Today's
Tbought:
It is interesting to note
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that when God made man He
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didn't, arrange any, of the j
joints of his bones so that lie i
could pat himself on the back.
-"Banking."
More
Roses
Interest of I'iric home gar
deners in planting roses this
season remains unabated. Ves
tcrday one local florist received
166 rose bushes to fill orders in
hand.
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Dairy
Registrations
It was advised yesterday
that
registrations of bulls and dairies
were now due. Registrations
may be made ai Pirie Police
Station.
Swift Action On
Reds If People
-Grant
Power
CANBERRA,
Thursday.
Moving the second reading ot
the referendum Bill in the House
of Representatives tonight, Mr.
Menzies (Prime Minister! said:
"All I propose to say is that, hav
ing the clear instruction of the
nation to deal with the Commun
ist fifth column swiftly, vigorously,
and unrelentingly, we propose to
perform that task if we are given
the power to perform it."
Mr. Menzies said that the Gov
ernment had no desire to have
the carrying into effect of the
Communist Party Dissolution Act
delayed by further litigation. If
the people approved of a Consti
tutional amendment at the refe
rendum the Act would be resub
mitted to Parliament. It was
essential that validity of the legis
lation should be put immediately
beyond
question.
Couple
Reconciled;
Adjourned
ADELAIDE,
Thursday.
Following an intimation by;
counsel that a reconciliation had ,
been effected and that there was
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little likelihood of the proceedings j
going to trial Mr. R. J. Coombe. j
S.M., in Adelaide Police Court to- !
day adjourned until next Thurs-
;
day the hearing of a case in which i
James Walter McHale, licensed
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land agent, of Reade Park, was .;
charged on a peace complaint of
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having threatened and assaulted !
his wife, Lorna Mavis McHale,. of I
Parkside.
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PERSONAL
Maj. H. C. Cake has been ap- j
pointed acting secretary of Pirie
Jubilee Celebrations Committee
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during absence on annual leave of
;
Mr. B. R. B. Leahey.
At a meeting of Crystal Brook j
Rifle Club on Wednesday the fol-
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lowing members were elected to j
office:-Messrs. A. H. Norton, cap- ;
tain; J. H. Huxtable, secretary; R.
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McNeil, vice-captain: O. E. D. .
Saint,
treasurer.
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Wandearah
Ckmrsing
To Black Chrome
Pirie and Wandearah Coursing .
Club was favored with ideal wea- j
ther for its annual 16-dog stake
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at Wandearah on Wednesday. :
when enthusiasts formed a largo,
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beat over some excellent coursing i
land. The final was won by Mr. |
C. Geyer'i- Black Chrome, which
defeated Mr. A. Angel's Easy:
Peace.
The opening was slow, but the .
first round was completed before
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lunch. Five courses were decided ;
in one paddock and. the final was 1
completed in one of Stanley's !
paddocks. Results:- j
First round: C. Geyer's Black i
Chrome (Percyton Lad-Radiant
Peace) d. F. Travel's' Jim Caval |
(Cavalry-Jim's Dream), J. R. !
Browne's Percyton Princess (Per- i
cyton-Lara's Daughter) d. J. and I
L. Tee's Blue Laura (Larry's Trip ;
-Witty Lara), A. Angel's Easy
Peace (Percyton Lad-Radiant
Peace) d. H. L. Sandery's Witty
Son (Larry's Trip-Witty Lara),
Cleni Crouch's Lucky Marion
(Wyn's Luck-Sporting Trixie) q.
M. S. Ferme's Fair Joe (Percyton
Lad-Radiant Peace!. Second
round: Black Chrome d. Percyton
Princess. Easy Peace d. .Lucky
Marion. Final: Black Chrome d.
Easy
Peace.
Tht rtftth ef g&tti $v*9&ing
developed by *ge
WINES
MARTIN'S POLICY is to offer
only what is DEPENDABLE. So
come along today and select your
Men's Wear from here. You will
be more than satisfied, for you get
Splendid Value always from
ALF J. MARTIN
ELLEN
STREET
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST-PADDED
CANVAS
REFRIGERATOR
COVER
Reward on return to
Northern Refrigeration Service
Florence
street
Duplicate Crown Lease, Volume
907, Folio 43 (Nita Pasche, of Port
Germein,
married
woman,
regis
tered
proprietor), has been
lost,
and a reward of £2 will be paid
to the finder on returning same 1
to the undersigned: Hannan and I
O/Callaghan, Solicitors, Port Firie.
LOST on Monday night between
Austral and Pettman's corner, one
black
kid
glove. Finder please re
turn
this
office.
Reward.
LOST Dodge radiator cap cprob
, ably on Terrace > last Friday
! morning. Reward on return to R.
j Brereton, Technical School, or
i Ingerson street. Phone 657.
! LOST last Sunday morning in
! sugarbag. 1 Chapman magneto
! ipainted green), also K.L.G.
| spark plug, between Fishermen's
; Jetty and Second street. Reward.
I Please return 21 Second street or
this
ofTicc.
! LOST lady's light green raincoat
j between Balmoral road and Golf
i Links via The Terrace. Finder
j please return to Peake, Savings
; Bank. Reward.
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WILL person seen taking leather
j overcoat from car during lunch
; period at Wandearah coursing
j please return this office to save
further
trouble?
i LOST spare tyre compartment
I door carrying number plate 257
; 129. Finder please ring Port
I Broughton 55. Reward.
MISCELLANEOUS
P.P.W1.C.C.
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Club Run over Four-Hour Trial
i Course: Leave Clubroom, SUN
j DAY, July 3, 10 a.m. Bring
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lunch.
! J. L. WILLIAMS, Pres.
TOM TIETZ, Capt.
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"COLIF
MCLAUGHLIN
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; Oports that business lias been
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brisk during the past week.
I He has cleared out all his Brooms
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His sales include a mink coat
for 100 gns.
!
. Colin McLaughlin, Box 248,
j Port Pirie, S.A.
I TAKE your clothes for dry-clean -
ing to South Australian Dry
| Cleaning Co., 72 Ellen street, Port
! Pirie.
| SEWING machines (all makes)
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cleaned and repaired. Parts sup
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plied. (Smith, 31 Sixth
street,
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Pirie
West.
I DRY-Cleaning. Take your cloth
\ ing to Arnold's. They are marvel
i lous dry-cleaners.
Tliis
particular
Bedroom Suite is priced
at ant* 18 ex*
ceptionally good value. The panels are nicely grained Rib
bon Walnut on all four pieces.
Of course, there are MANY OTHERS ON SHOW at
various
prices,
which makes it easy to choose a suite at
Hoopers. And you can have delivery the same day if you
wi sh.
Hoopers, as Carpet
Experts, will mea
sure, make, and lay
Wall-to-Wall
Car
pet, and offer a
well-selected
range
of direct indent
Body
Carpets,
This Lounge Suite, priced at £73 5 , 's covere^ in Genoa
Velvet. But Hoopers Always have a wide range of various
designs in different coverings., or any design can be made
up in a covering
of
your
own
choice.
Choose the shape-choose the cover, and have it made to
order at no extra cost.
Hoopers can draw
on the tremendous
resources of the Head
Office Warehouse in
Adelaide.
If what you want
is not in stock we
will get it.
COMRADES AND FRIENDS
THE SALVATION ARMY
are informed that a
SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE
for late Treasurer Mrs. E. Fisher
will be held in the Salvation Army
Hall TODAY at 4 p.m. prior to
the
interment.
Memorial Service, Sunday, 7 p.m.
63 WAKEFIELD ST.
ono BOX 424D ADELAIDE;
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FOB
SALE
WANTED to Sell motor scooter
(Lumbrettaj, latest model, prac
tically new. Can be seen tomor
row morning. Phone 551 or 753
tomorrow
morning.
FOR SALE 1S36 Standard tourer.
Apply "Standard," this office.
FOR SALE next-to-new 120-bass
Excelsior piano-accordion. Apply
"Exc," this office.
GEM rotary hoes, very latest,
shipment just landed, restricted
quantities available i'or immediate
delivery. Any demonstration. Ring,
call, or write Murdock's Garage,
Crystal
Brook.
FOR SALE new Colton room
lieater. 62- Florence street.
30-FT. auxiliary. Requires some
attention, but is
structurally
sound
and
very solidly built. Sell
with or without, engine. A bargain
for someone requiring a craft of
this type. Offer wanted. Box 85
or Phone 369, Whyalla.
FOR SALE late 1949 Triumph
speed twin with spring wheel, 500
c.c., excellent condition. Apply
"Triumph," this office.
FQR SALE chestnut gelding with
harness and sulky in good order,
two new tyres and tubes. Inspect
R. Johns, c/o A. Creasy* Coona
mia.
SITUATIONS
CLERK
The Shell Company of
Australia,
Ltd.,
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Si>R-In
the latest issue of "The
Trotting- Record" high praise
is handed out to "The Recor
der" for its part in boosting
trotting
in
Piric,
the amount of
space given and . the statistics
supplied after each season pro
viding an object lesson to other
country
papers.
1 should like to add my praise
concerning your write-ups and
statistic.;. I know what work "is
entailed in writing up the seaj
son's "doings."' Back in the j
early 30s ] arranged the season's j
statistics lor "The Recorder." i
and my head and pen were workj
ing
like an American cyclone for
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a few nights. I
Trotting men generally apprei
ciate the service given, and sta- i
tistics are often unearthed to
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settle a difference of opinion.
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Not only trotting, but football.. :
cricket, and sport generally are
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given plenty of '"air"-not like
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one paper in Victoria, which, if
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the local football team wins, has j
an extra page in Monday's edi- j
tioti and if if loses has one page |
less. !
Keep
up
the good work, and
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sport cannot fail in Pirie.
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Port
l.'irk.
178 Independence Day I
Fatalities In U.S. |
NEW YORK. Thursday.
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A total of 178 accidental deaths
: marred the United States Ind'> ;
?pendente Day holiday yesterday. ,
; From Day To Day
Lighting-up times: This even
j mg. 5.47 (sun rises 7.25. sets 5.1.7).
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Tomorrow. 5.47 17.24. 5.17 >. Sun
! uay. 5.43 '7.24. 5.18 V
lyuwtl temperatures: Wcdne.sUay.
] maximum 64. minimum 47. Yes
terday, 62, 49.
j City temperatures yesterday:
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Adelaide 58.4, Melbourne 58, Syd
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nev 63,
Perth 59,
Brisbane 71,
i Hobart 40.
. The barometer: Yestwdav. 8.30
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a.m.. 29.800;
2.30 p.m., 29.725.
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The moon: First quarter July
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12, full moon July 19, last quar
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ter July 26. new moon August 3.
. "What's ahead: Fine and cold,
i Ocean: Moderate to fresh south
I west to south winds in central and
i eastern Bight. Moderate to rough
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seas.
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St. John Roster.-A grade foot
i boll: Amb.-Off. L. G. Fitzgerald,
j Fte. W. H. Galliford.
B
grade
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football: Sgi. A. L. Zubrinich.
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Ptc. E. J. Murphy.
ALL QUIET AT
KAESONG
Truce Talks City
Deserted
TOKIO.
Tlnirtduy.
A United Nations patrol which
; entered Kaesong-venue of the
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forthcoming truce talks-yester- j
day made a brief search and
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withdrew after having found that;
the mined ancient capital of
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Korea was deserted.
At the same time a reconnais- |
sance unit pushed up the main
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Munsan-Kaesong highway to !
'within two miles of Kaesong with j
no contact, although other patrol-; !
observed Communist groups up
to
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company size cast and north-east
of the town.
! Elizabeth Wilson
! Belle Of Ball
; Miss Elizabeth Wilson was
j adjudged belle of the ball at St. !
' Paul's Jubilee of Federation De-j
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btitauto Ball, held in Pirie Town i
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Hall. A trophy for the 'best
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1 hairdo was awarded to Miss j
Barbara
Pearson.
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Winners, of novelty dances !
were Mr. Graham Condon and ;
j Miss Lenartowicz (prizes
do- ;
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nated by Mr. H. X. Skewes).
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| Mr. John Wegener and Miss |
| Valerie Tamblyn (Ozone Thea- !
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tres),
Mr. Vaughan Tayler and i
Miss Colleen Lane (Messrs. L.
Craigie and E. J. IColigan).
and
Mr. John Delaney and Miss
] Mary l/ilzpatrick (Austral
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Theatre).
Supper arrangement: were in
: the hands of Mesdames L. J. i
i McEgan (convener"). T. F. Wells, |
i J." Kretschmer, A. Hardy. K.
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Amundsen. (1. Hancock. A. E.
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| Treleaveu.. IT. A. Xerlich. D. |
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Pavlich. E. G. Warman, E. Gar
1 nam. P. June?, C. Rolirsheiin. J.
Young, VY. How-ley. A. Gran
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tliam, T. Coupe. W. Manser. R.
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Watts, and L. Stieg. Tallies
were arranged by Mesdames
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! Dey and D. Torr. and Mesdames
1.. TTunt. I'". Edwards, A. An
derson, and J. Giles decorated tin:
hall
and
stage.
Augusta Races Postponed
Port Augusta races, postponed
yesterday, will be held, tohay if
weather permit;;. Selections lot
city meetings are;
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Alorplicttville.
- 12.35-Hurdle:
I Legatus, Trimond, Lucky Rue. 1.20
-Marion Hep.: Gala Moon, Dec
tanne, Dectes.s. 2-Hayhurst Hep.:
Kilfanora, Brigham, Cluitl'ord.
2.35-Elder Hep.: Gay Flier. Earl
Falcon. Ziska. 3.10-Murray Hep.:
Chievely, Double Blank, Cam
bridge. 3.50-Welter: Count Patro,
Derrymore, Typical. 4.25-Mor
phett Hep.: Bonny Duke, Craig
ness. Sefton. Flemington.-12.15
(S.A. time)-Keilor Hurdle: Ro-.
mish, Russian Boy, Quetzal. 12.55
-Braybrook Hep. (first): Ford
ham. Lucky Mascot, Welkin Sun.
1.30-Myross Hep.: Neat Wlia,
Peter Hussar, Great Acre. 2.10
G.N. Hurdle: The Feline, Promise
You, Hush Hush. 2.50-July Hep.:
Dashing Beau, Laertes. Clutha.
3.25-Steeple: Niblik, Worrowing,
Bronze Laddie. 4-Braybrook Hep.
(second1: Conjurer. Tabor. Rick
shaw.
Strong
Combined
Team To Meet
Woomera
_
A strong team 10 represent Pii-ie
Football Association against Woo
mera at Memorial Oval tomorrow
was announced by the association
selectors last night. It will take
the ficlci as follows: -
Forwards: J. Kotaras. F. Au
GOSS, M. Brooks. Half-forwards
M. Goodwin, m. Fawcett. .1.
Grieve. Centres: J. Connellv. G
Zubrinich. J. Lomm. Half-backs:
J. Condon. D. Lawlor (capt-.i, J
Pelgrnve. Backs: D. Norton, M".
Baker (viee-capt.i, W. Egan.
Rucks: W. Seliapel, D. Cunning
! ham, I. Davidson: Norton. Brooks.
Kotaras. Reserves: L. Veal (lot'
i K. Reincke (20), G. Martin,
i. P. Roads (injured ankle> was
not available for selection.
After Pago 4 had gone to press
advice was .received of the fol
lowing amendments to Woomera
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loam:-Cobins replaced by D.
i Rcid: additional reserves F*Mar
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tin (20) and G. Waters. The visi
tors will wear red and white
I guernseys, with black knickcrs.
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B. Harvey will have charge of.
tne
match.
JUNIOKS FOIl CITY
Proprietary juniors will visit
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; Adelaide at the week-end for a
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match with Glenelg Colts. The!
; team is:-A. Castle
(capt.i R i
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Milburn. .7. Saris. W. Coadi 11.
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Evans. W. and A. Theoloactt G i
Polkinghorne, T. Maxwell. R. Beim'
G. Lowe. R. Bahnert. G. Wil
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iouy,hby. D. Young, G. Rohrsheim.
: P. Theodoros, H.
Fisher, D. O'Con
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"»v' Prior i'10), A. Sandow i
'2(jl- B- Couzner, F. Thompson. I
London. D.
Parr, G. Nielson. :
.flayers have been requested to i
take their playing gear.
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*'!?ck
Cycling.-R, Adams, J. |
Williams, 50 yds. (half-mile half- I
time*. 100 yds. , Plainclothes
,
Constable K. D. Moran, and
Mounted Constable R. D. Becker
left by the Harbors Board launch
E. A. Farquhar for the anchorage
-a bou i 10 miles from Pirie Har
bor-to
investigate.
The Annam", which is taking
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concentrates from Pirie to the
> Bristol Channel, moved out to the
anchorage 011 Monday to complete
loading from lighters.
The vessel had been scheduled
to sail tomorrow via Aden and
Port Said, but- the date of its de
parture is now indefinite.
No Chances With
Shah's
Tea
TEHRAN,
Thursday.
i riie Shah of Persia was ope
rated on this morning for appen
dicitis. The operation was de
scribed as successful. Thirty-one
! security
'
police supervised the
j making of tea carried to the
Shah's
bedside.
Championship
Golf
Drew
The draw for Pirie Golf Club's
annual championships, first round
of which will be completed by
July 15, is as follows:
A grade: B. Condon v. C. H.
Jones. R. K. Mallyon v. D. Hart,
. R. J. Skewes v. J. H. Ralph, L. A.
i Boully v. J. W. Whalan. H. T.
i Webster v. L. N. Rowe, J. Davies
j v. G. B. Schwartz, A. E. Treleaven
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v. J. H. Hocking, J. Treleaven v.
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J. B. Starr, A.:. M. P. Murdock v.
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W. Cobb, W. M. C. Symonds v.
H. N. Skewes, P. C. Adams v. T.
A. Bernhardt, W. K. Francis v.
M. C. Turner. J. L. Beuck v. J. J.
McCormack, W. H. Peck v. L. A.
Belcher. Second round: D. H. R.
Adams v.' winner Condon-Jones,
E. L. P. Davies v. winner Peck
Belcher.
B grade: H. A. Martin v. W.
Thompson. K. IV1. Bills v. C. H.
S Impet-l, -P. G. Farrar v. E. R, Bur
; don. H. A. Adams v. E'.'X. Mit
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chell. W. L. Giles v. C. E. Thomas.
.
H. E. Coumbe v. L. Clark, I. M.
i Bills v. M. H. Klingberg. A. J.
j
Butcher v. J. E. Chilvers, M.
! Penny v. C. Robertson. J. il.
i Meeke v. W. H. Leane, S. J.
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Chcesman v. W. L. Scott, L. N.
; Osborne v. G.. Viner Smith, N. G.
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Read v. P. C.
"Sly, M. B. Condon
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v. J. Glover, K. H. Dungey v. C.
J. Pater,son, E. H. Peake v. R. H.
'
Robinson.
j C grade: E. S. Puddy v. At.
I Caddy, T. F. Wells v. H. Osborne.
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F. A. Green v. J. Funnell, V.
I Taylor v. J. E. Brakenridge, G. C.
| McDonald v. W. D. Armour, R. E.
i M. Stone v. J. O. Geddes. J. G.
I Bullock, v. A. V. Raggatt, F. D.
! Rowe v. W. Hinc, W. R. Burrow v.
| R. G. Brown, D. Hastings V. S.
j Morris, P. Sharman v. B. Tayler,
H. B. Pascoe v. D. Ranger, K. R.
Burdon v. G. S. A. Shearwin, V.
Pvosser v. E. M. Nicholson. J. H.
Catchpole v. B. A. Gerke, H.
Madigan v. A. L. Farrell, W. M.
Manson v. J. R. Dellow, K. R.
Thorpe v. J. D. Hoffmann, J. Wal
lace v. G. O. Bray, T. R. Webb v.
L. J. Golding, F. Whitworth v.
A. L. Herbert, R. T. Burgess v. R.
D. Hammill, B. L. Cheesman v. M.
Shard. Second round: J. O. Cart
ledge v. winner Puddy-Caddy. P.
Moore v. winner McDonald
Armour, A. C. Targa v. winner
. Burrow-Brown, W. R. Riddle v.
wnmer Pr.scoe-Ranger, L. H,
Munn v. winner Burdon-Shear
win. L. A. White v. winner Madi
gan- Farrell, P. M. Bernhardt v.
winner Manson-Dellow. G. Han
cock v. winner Webb-Golding. J.
C. Le Leu v. winner Cheesman
Shard.
SHIPPING
NEWS
lliver tides-Today: High water
a.m. (height 5 ft. 7 inr.i, 8.16
p.m. t8.9>: low 3.10 a.m. '7 ins.',
:».12 p.m. 14 It.'. Tomorrow: High
9.57 a.m. (5.9,'. 8.52 p.m.

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Reserves:
Phone 200
TOWN OF PORT PIR1I
ANNUAL
The following nominations have
been received for the office ol
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Councillor for Solomontown
Ward:
James Owen Geddes
Gerald Leo O'Brien
A
POLL
of the Ratepayers in SolomonttAvn
Ward will be taken
TOMORROW
July 7, for the election ol' one
Councillor for such from
Ward
K u.ni. : Tucs
clay, July 24, 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.
SPALDING (Hotel.i: Wednes
day, July 25, 9.30 a.m. to 1
p.m.
Appointments: Hotel. Phone. 5
GULNARE (Hotel): Wednesday,
July 25, 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
YACKA (Hotel): Thursday,
July 2G, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
SNOWTOWN (Iusti tutc
Thursday, July 26, 2.30 p.m. to
5.30 p.m.
BRINKWORTH (Hotel): Fri
day. July 27, 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Appointments:
Mrs. F. E. McKenzie, Hotel.
Phone ;»
BLYTH (Hotel): Friday. July
27. 2.30 pan. to 5.30 p.m.
LAUBMAN & PANTED;
0'i Gawler place, Adelaide
wish to announce that their
CERTIFIED
OPTICIAN
Mr. H. Durant, will visit:
W1IYALLA (Hotel Spencer):
Thursday, .July 12. 10 a.m. to 3
p.m.
Friday, July 13, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Appointments at Hotel Spencer
Phone 44
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ONLY ONE MUNICIPAL CONTEST
IN PIRIE TOMORROW
J. A. ROBERTS
Friday, Jiily 6, 1981-PAOB THREE
(Jiff/
Cr. O'Brien Opposed By Mr. J. O, Geddes
In Solomontown Ward
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PHONE 726
1951
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Gladstone
Raises £24
Frolic
Held in Parish Hall, Gladstone,
a frolic in aid of St. Peter's
Church fete was attended by a
large number of people, net pro
ceeds being £24 6/: Dr. F. V. J.
Walsh (secretary of Port Augusta
Catholic Diocese) and F. -B.
Fr.
Morriscy were among those pre
sent.
H. T. Harslett, M.
enne Fahey, Geoff Roneberg,
Peter Hillard, John Roneberg,
Pam Bath, Dot Peters, Helen Cox,
Francis Owens, Pam Thomas,
Margaret Roberts, Philip Cox,
Harradinc, Eileen Wat.ters,
Sandra Cowie, Peter Humphris.
Mad hatters prizes went to
Barbara Thredgold, Kath Hobbs,
Mrs. G.
and Mr. R.
Fraser,
Thredgold.
Items were given by Mary
Mary Harradine, and
Smallacombe. Music was
[ provided by Mr. I. Short for
and Miss M. Tybell for
frolic. Conveners were Mes
dames J. Owens, K. Maddigan,
and P. Kerrins.
NEW KENNEL CLUB
FORMED
Foundation Members
j AH a result of an enthusiastic
of dog fanciers in Pirie a
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new organisation has come into
Pirie and Nor
thern Districts Kennel Club.
members have signed
up for the and is start, it expected
more will be enrolled as soon
as activities begin.
Basic idea behind the club is j
to educate lovers of dogs in the
care, breeding, and exhibiting of
their
The club will pets. meet once
a month, and arrangements will
be made to have talks and demon
strations by experts. Mi-. C. J.
Landers, of Gladstone, will be the
club's veterinary. He was present
at the inaugural meeting and im
parted some valuable advice.
The social
side,of the organisa
fostered. Scuth tion will be
Aus
Only contest for a seat in Pirie Town Council tomorrow, when
municipal and district council elections will be held through
out the
State, will be in Solomontown Ward, where Cr. G. L.
O'Brien (sitting A.L.P. member) will be opposed by Mr, J. O.
Geddes
(L.C.L.).
at -the i
Polling booths will be
town hall, Solonioniown :Church
Circk-, and I'irie South Baptist
Hall. Voters be required 'o
will
indicate the candidate of their
choice placing a only by cross in
{lie square opposite his name.
Votes
may
be recorded be
tween 8 a.m. and 0 p.m., and the
poll will be declared by Mr. J.
11. S. Lcahey (returning officer.)
in the meeting room at the towii
hall at 6.30
p.m.
In 1949, when there were polls
in three wards, Cr. O'Brien, who
was opposed by Mr. 1). U.
Middleton, won the seat by lour
"votes, figures being 185 to 181.
A total of 3/7 votes (including
11 informal) were cast.
Views
Cr. O'Brien Says:
Most ratepayers realise that
council is the L>e:t
the doing
tion.
The council is preparing a
..cheme of reconstruction within
i lie limit of its borrowing powers
fo'r submission to ratepayers,
their approval. If the
comcs to fruition 1 shall
press lor engagement 01 more
men or' contractors to
! go ahead
the work.
particularly
urgent job:.
.Most Governments, Federal
and State, seem to have the idea
discouraging councils from
(.spending much money and
sup
only very necessary
while private enterprise
for men and material.
It appears to be most difficult
local governing bodies to ob
sufficient financial assistance
111 the circumstances.
in the present financial
"position of the council it is- im
to build bitumen roads
and concrete footpaths, it
possible to assist in building
citizens by encouraging
and providing requisite
facilities. that regard I ha\e
In
1
done my best for all branches.
Two years ago. advocated
seeking a resident doctor for
Solomontown. As a result of
my activities consulting rooms
were made available,' but a doc
tor was unavailable owing to
X-ressure
of duties the in main
I'irie
area.
Mr. Geddes Says:
With rising rust ui labor,
materials, and .n:r vices it seems
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ALL MAKES AND SIZES
MOODY'S HAVE THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED
STOCKS IN PIRIE
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Gearbox that makes
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obvious that our council cannot
function on the existing system
O!
and would
rating,
urge a
thorough investigation
the
on
question of improvement of the
corporation's nuances through
rating,
.
Roadwork is a consta"! prob
lem to successive co in
fine. I believe iliat (he solution
may lie in having the work done
by contract labor.
Another factor which would
receivc my consideration
if
elected would be the tackling of
storm water drainage, which also
has been a worrying subject.
-While there arc appreciable
in
a difficulties the way of Joan
for road and footpath work, I
think that avenue should be pur
sued to the fullest extent to as
certain if satisfactory
loan
could be raised at a low rate of
interest.
I
This is my first attempt at
was born the
civic honors.. in
town and, except for a few years
in Adelaide iu difficult circumstances.
during my education
and
In Solouioutown Ward alone
six years with the armed
forces during World War II,
is sufficient work for the
road gang for two or have been a resident here since.
tinee
years. Of £2,100 spent
iu My grandfather, the late Mr.'
Charles Geddes, came to Pirie in
l'ie ward during the past 12
£850 was put into u-.w
the lS70s and played his part in
road has
the life
rising--
of
the
on I'irie, Work
held up
Main
.pending laying of mayoralty. In his turn my
occupied the.-mayoral
new water mains.
father also
chair.
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my efforts utteiui
i> to be given to Three Chain While my candidature is spon
with the aid
sored
of a Highways
by Liberal and Country
Local Government Depart League, we do not hold that
went giant, which became avail
party politics should become part
of
able on-July 1.
our civic governing' body.
Realising the effect of the
I can assure the ratepayers
that, if elected. T shall be n aupower shortage, have ad
a
vocated mechanisation' of plant, strong advocate of a -progressive
purchase of a front-end policy iu council affairs.
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Leads{
A. Colman Is
Champion
Len Murdock (72> and Bill
Frith (75). in A grade, and Bill
Thompson (98) and Edwin Robin
son (100), in B grade, were the
leaders at the end of the first
round of Crystal Brook Golf
Club's annual championships,
played under perfect conditions.
The sccond round will be played
tomorrow.
The associates' A grade cham
pionship was won by
Mrs. A. Col
i man by six strokes. Misses Vera
,(\von by 16 strokes) and
Curtin (flvei are cham
in B grade and C grade re
spcctively.
A stroke event played in con
with the men's cham
round was won by Bill
69 net. Scores:
with
L. Frith 75-6-69, L. S.
72-2-70, Dan Murdock
W. A. Thompson 98
R. C. Oats 106-34-72, P.
J. O'Shaughnessy 81-8-73, N. F.
Frith 86-10-76, E. C. Oats 88
W. J. Slade 90-14-76, E.
R. McLeod 91-14-77, R. I. Mc
Donald 111-34-77, L. E. Baxter
95-17-78, D. J. Wilson 82-3
79, E. L. Robinson 100-21-79, M.
P. O'Callaghan 90-10-80. W. G.
Munday 103-23-80, V. R. Tucker
98-18-80, E. J. Murray 97-16
81. K. W. Hunter 101-19-82, M.
G. Combe- 111-29-82, A. C. Col
man 97-15-82, L. Eddy 102-18
84, H. L. Cottle 112-27-85, F. W.
Lindner 104-18-36, R. A. Mc
Donald 115-28-87, C. Siemer 120
-32-88, Ross McDonald 108-15
W. C. Dunsford 126-29-97.
J. E. Venning' 138-34-104.
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SCORES
Scores in associates' matches
A grade championship: Mes
A. Colman 199, M. P. O'Cal
205, J. Schunke 217, A.
Thomas 221, W. Frith 239.
r B grade championship: Miss
Vera Keech 238, Mesdames E. Mc
Leod 254, J. O'Shaughnessy 260,
Ward 261, Miss Val Keech 286.
C grade championship: Misses
Pauline Curtin 259, Beth Smart
Mesdames Oehms 273, Free
276, K. Jones 283, N. Frith
Arbon 304. Hendrv
I 336.
341, Page
18-hole handicap: Miss
Vera Keech 80 net, Mesdames
Thomas 82, McLeod, O'Callaghan
87, Colinan 88, Schunke 92. /
Second 18-hole handicap: .Mes
Colman, Thomas 77 net,
O'Callaghan 86, Schunke 87, Mc
Namara 88.
36-hole handicap: Mesdames
159 net, Colman 165.
Eclectic (36 holes): Mesdames
Thomas 70 net, Colman 74.
handicap: Mesdames
McLeod, Miss Smart
net, Mesdames Freeman.
Colman 271.
Football
Topics
TOMORROW'SBIG
TEST
Woomera Is Strong
Team
By C. P. Mum
Combined will face
their first of two big
tests tomorrow when they
meet the Woomera Rocket
Range team at Memorial
Oval. The men
frgm "out
back" are coining with a big
reputation,
and if the local
team can defeat them it
will
be
right in line to take
on powerful Whyalla in a
fortnight's
time.
Pirie selectors are- leaving no
thing to chance and have almost
the top 25 men from whom to
choose, with, of course, G. Job
son aud \Y. 'Cochrane absent.
Plenty of weight and speed will
be avaiiable. Presence of P.
Roads in the trainees looks well,
for followers 01 the game have
not yet forgotten the part he
played in vanquishing Whyalla
at Adelaide Oval in that memo
rable match of 1948.
Loss of Jobson, whose legs
feeling the strain of a long
are
football career, is a heavy blow to
the combined game. But lie is
busily engaged coaching the side,
which should take the field 100
per cent fit, according to signs
during training this week.
Mr. J. S. Hocking (association
secretary) lias been in touch
with^the Woomera party by tele
phone, and at time of writing
only scrappy information had
been received about composition
of_ the team. Some initials were
missing in the names
supplied,
but the personnel is as follows:
W. A. Lee, P. Oppy, D. Brit
ton, Carlson, Carr, Casteau. A.
Cook. R. Clarke, Cobins, B. Col
lins, G. Hughes, P. Feneley,
Marslen, J. Mainline, K. Noble.
D. Palmer, P. Turn-bull, II. A.
Welsh. P. D. Wilson (19).
Early Morning Arrival
Padre iC alder, of the Woomera
\illage, will be manager of the
party, which is due to arrive by
railcar at 7.13 tomorrow morn
ing at Pirie Junction. it will
be met toy association officials
and brought into town by bus.
Mr. C. L. Davis, M.P. "(mayor)
tender the visitors a wel
will
come at the town 'hall at 10
a.m. After the match- they will
be entertaiued at dinner by the
local association at Barrier
Hotel, and later will be guests
at a danCe in the town hall.
The match, will begin at -.30.
Arrangements have ibeen made to
have a curtain-raiser match
played by two teams from Pirie
High School. Teams are:
Red: G. Stephanos (capt.),
A.
Paterson-(vice-capt.), P. Grocke,
G. Laube, C. Sideris, A. 'Rush
ton, E. Pine, "M. Coomblas, J.
Mezzino, A: Reid, K. Deed. R.
Daws, P. May, R. Lanthois, L.
O'Neill. K. Fawcett, J. Purdie,
1'".
Coomblas, D. Merlino (19).
M Rodda (20).
Green: Ian Wundke (capt.), J.
Rowe. (vice-capt.), J. Kiriakou,
E; Gooden, P. Karagianis, B.
Singer, E. Brittain, R. Worrall,
P. Rohrsheim, Scanlon,. K. M.
Hoare, Mi, Wundke, R. Mill-bank,
S. Dawson, G. Vonow, G. Goo
Icy, R. Lambert, B. Cunning
ham. M. Applebv (19). IC. Mav
rikakis (20).
Blues On Top
i.iulomontuwu tightened their
grip 011 the minor premiership
by defeating Proprietary last
Saturday in the best match of
the are 2
season, and pts.
now
ahead of with three of the
rounds played. None can
ilive
take credit away froiji the blues
l'or their final effort, which gave
them a 15-pt. victory after it
looked as if they were up
auainst defeat.
But it was tough luck xor iro
prietary, who 'have found success
this "so near and yet so
far." The redlegs can be heartily
praised for their display, which,
really deserved full reward. A
couple of unguarded men on a
half-forward flank did the dam
age for the blues, for in a game
played at the speed this one was
the vital necessity was to cling
to every opponent when defen
ding.
Little short of a miracle can
now bring Proprietary into the
final fight. Only shadow of a
chance they now have left is to
win all four matches ahead with
substantial margins and rely
Port being defeated in all their
four engagements, also by fair
margins. Not impossible, of
course, but a very slender reed
on which to lean. The
redlegs'
sun actually set when L. Smith
kicked that final goal for Solo
moutown right 011 the bell on
June 2.
In B Grade
011
King, B. Scarman, D. Cunning
ham, 1. Merrett, D. Lemm, L.
Veal, C. Simmons, J. Johauson,
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W. L. P. A. Pis.
2 3-95; 245 8
3 239-^ 275 6
-4 233 347 4
Leading Goalkickers
Li. Lints (Port) 13, K. lleggen
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Guest Speaker:
THE PRESIDENT OF THE
CONFERENCE
REV. R. STANLEY
7 p.m.: Divine Service
8 p.m.:
AFTER-CHURCH
SOCIAL
HOUR
(Ladies, please bring basket:
SPECIAL CHORAL SINGING
"THE GLORIA"
(Mozart)
"REJOICE IN THE LORD"
(Purcell)
Make This Your Back-to
Church
TENNYSON
Sunday
11 a.iii.: Rev. R. Guthbcrlet.
CHURCH OF ENGLAND \
i
ssion tickets, last two months.
*
Mountains Guide Book." Eighty
jages information the
of for
t
ST. PAUL'S
tourist; 33 natural color photos
c5f places of interest. Includes four
;ourist and hikers'
and
8 a.m.: Service the day. t
maps
Elccommodation all over the Moun
10 a.m.: Sunday school and
kindergarten.
t tains. Price 2/, post free. Write
7 p.m.: Cor copy to Town Clerk. Box
service, sermon,
Evening your
ST. CLEMENT'S, Tort Gcrmein
a.m.: 10.30 Sunday school.
11 a.m.: Service of the day.
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks
Rheumatic,
and Arthritis Pain
If jou suffer trora any kind oI
Rhaumatlo Arthritis pains In
or
the musolei or lolnts try this
recipe
.lmpia inexpensive homo
for tha
now available in Australia
a.'j'. time. packaffe of LEM
Gets
ALKA Compound (14 days' sup
ply), mix with one quart of water,
and Julco of four lemons. "So
simple to make, pleasant to
take." You ne«d only three tabla
.poonfuls twice a
day. Often
within « hours, sometimes over
night,
results ob
marvellous are.
Annual sales of this f?7
tained.
mula U.BJk. ovar avo railiicj
in
package# of woadoful
results.
If your chemist does aoi hrwa err)'
plies of "LEll-ALKA OS jo}.
WTite direct to LEBs-AXxA
(AtTST.) Pty. Ltd., Son BMB,
q.P.O- Melbourne, oacloeinn l?/»
a end pac&ow wffl 3^« *9
return post POS? PtrflBSL _
iCoorHeVt^
rj*£&JU>
BLUE MOUNTAINS RESORTS
N.S.W.
The playground of the Com
monwealth, 1,000 to 3,500 ft. above
?ea level. Perfect roads for motor
1 sts, fast trains with cheap excur
Sxcellent accommodation. Golf,
jowls. tennis, riding, hiking, mo
ra- tours. Send for the "Blue
111. Katoomba. N.S.W.
CENTRAL
BAPTIST
REV. GORDON COOK
AUSTRALIAN BIKE
SUPER ELLIOTT CYCLES
(OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION)
WARMTH AND
SUNNY SKIES
into warm sunshine and out-of-doors freedom. Plan
escape from Dreary Winter NOW. You'll enjoy every
minute of each crisp, sun-filled day. Adventure unlimited
happy companionship-invigorating comfort-in-the-sun
arc yours on a Bonds Winter Tour. Make Holiday "your reser
vation
now, to laze and play in glorious sunshine.
Renmnrk 6 days Milclura G days
Palm Valley days Darwin 21 days
Brisbane 26 or 31 days
CONSULT YOUR LOCAL AGENT FOR
HIS"!
MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS,
AND EXPORTERS OF
DAIRY
Pip
including
FOODS
MILK, ICECREAM, MILK POWDER
AND
BUTTER
ICECREAM IS JUST AS DELICIOUS
IN WINTER AS IN SUMMER
TRY
THESE
GOLDEN NORTH WINTER SPECIALS
RIBBON WAFERS-Triple flavored icecream
Pineapple, Strawberry, Chocolate.
TOFFY ICE -Caramel-Choco coated fruit ice
cream.
STRAWBERRY FRUIT BRICK-Real Straw
berry fruit and cherries.
CHOCOLATE ICECREAM -For double cones.
iS
St. Barnabas', Solomontown
OUR ELECTRICAL SECTION OFFERS YOU
A SPECIAL ON
'
ALL-CHROME-PLATED SPEEDY IRONS at 42/6 EA.
f
ALSO A FULL RANGE OF READING LAMPS IN
PINK, GREEN, OR CREAM AT COMPETITIVE
9.15 a.m.: Morning prayer.
11.15 a.m.: Sunday school.
Rev. L. S. Davie.
St, Andrew's Presbyterian
FLORENCE STREET
Girl
Holy
11 a.m.: Rev. M. Wilcox.
6.50 p.m.: Church parade of
Guides.
Ghost."
BALMORAL
Anthem,
ROAD
(St. Peter's)
8.15 p.m.: Rev. M. Wilcox.
"Come,
11 a.m.: Parable, "The Sower."
7 p.m.: "Hymns for ihe People."
A service of hymns you love.
Visitors arc invited.in .join in this
Service of Hymn-Singing
Foreign Mission Bible Society
ANNUAL
MEETING
TUESDAY, 7.15 P.M.
Central Baptist Church
*TOURSL_
DON B. MIDDLETON
Porf Pirie. Phone 135
B
ORDER FROM THE GOLDEN
NORTH FACTORY AT
LAURA, PORT PIRIE, OR
GLARE
PRICES.
CONGREGATIONAL
11 a.m.: Mr. C. Tilleti.
3 p.m.: Mr. D. Lauder.
7 p.m.: Mr. Kramer (British
and Foreign Bible Society.".
SEE OUR RANGE OF FLOOR
SOUTH
BAPTIST
COVERINGS
REV. SAMUEL EVANS
11 a.m.: "Getting it Back."
7 p.m.: "Isaiah's Vision."
Anttvmi.
LINO. AT PRE-RISE PRICES
3 p.m.: Telowie.
LUTHERAN
FROM 8/11 YD. TO 35/ YD.
COIR MATTING, 27-in. and 36-in.
JUTE MATTING, 27-in At 10/ yd.
TO GO AT LESS THAN COST!
10.30 a.m.: Nurom.
7 p.m.: Pirie.
Monday, July 9, 8 p.m.:
Luthe
ran Church, Port Pirie: Mr. E. E.
Kramer (British and Foreign
Bible Socicty representative).
Lantern slide lecture.
Rev. O. P. Kloeden.
SOUTHERN' METHODIST
CIRCUIT
We know from past ex
perience that there will
be irksome waiting lists
for Refrigerators next
summer. Avoid disap
pointment then and se
sure your ICEMASTER
now!!
Supplies of tihis much
sought-after
Refrigerator
have temporarily caught
up with demand, so that'
Saverys can offer
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Now is the time to en
sure constant refrigera
tion next summer and for
years to come.
PLASTIC TABLE BAIZE, 54-in At 5/ yd.
GET AT GEDDES'
TH M © ©
PIRIE'S BIGGEST BARGAIN GIVERS
IT
IS
TOWEL
WEEK
AT ALL OUR STORES
SEE OUR NORMAN STREET WINDOW
DISPLAY OF THE FAMOUS
DR1-GLO
TOWELS
Large sized, thirsty TOWELS, gay colors,
stripes, patterned, and checks.
8/5 to 11/6
ea.
Monster White Towels, ideal for nursery use.
8/
ea.
.
First-quality Hand Towels, another parcel
ar
rived this week ea.
Small Towels, handbag size 1/1 ea.
Towelling Face Washers,. white and colors.
1/8-] and 1/9 ea.
Colored Bordered Dish. Cloths. 1/ and 1/2
ea.
REMEMBER! YOU WILL GET IT FOR
LESS AT
V
*
PADDY'S
MARKET
THIS MORNING AT 10
SoJomuntown Church Circle
Ilall
Good Clothing, Cakes, etc.
GILLETTE
SOLOMONTOWN:
10.45 a.m.: Sunday school.
11 a.m.: Rev. R. E. Stanley
(president ol Conference). Parade
of vouth organisations.
7 p.m.: Rev. D. G. JUniybottom.
U1SDON I'AKK:
11 a.m.: Rev. D. J. Howland.
7 p.m.: Mr. W. M. C. Symonds.
WANDEARAH
EAST:
3 p.m.: President of Conference.
"BROAD
CREEK:
3 p.m.: Mr. E. Kramer (Bible
Society.
W A RN E KT OWN:
3 p.m.: Mr. J. Burgaii.
AND VALET
RAZOR SETS
GILLETTE
No. 16 Aristocrat,, with dispenser in plated case
.
.
50/
No. 1'i Aristocrat, with dispenser in blue case :>7/(j
No. 53 Aristocrat Junior, with dispenser 18/
51 Aristocrat Junior, with dispenser cardboard box 12/6
No. 41 Pockcl Edition 10/
No. 27 Moulded Case in two colors 8/
No. 21 Plastic Case 5/
VALET
No, 30 Plated Case 75/
101 Bakclite Case 14/
09 Moulded Case 12/6
96 Cardboard Box 6/6
AT
TED
(MAN'S
AND HAIRDRESSER
; (Opposite Pirie Library)
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Whether you live in town
or country be independent
of power shortages. ICE
MASTER, a Kelvinator
produced Kerosene Re
frigerator, has proved it
self unequalled under all
weather
conditions.
63 URGE ICE CUBES IT EVERY FREEZING
Icemaster Kerosene Refrigeration is completely
independent of electric power yet every freez
ing can produce all the ice you need, in addition
to reliable, year-round food protection.
HERE'S KEROSENE REFRIGERATION THAT
GIVES YOU MORE!
BEAUTY. Sleek, mono-steel construction
Full width doors Attractive hardware.
STORAGE
SPACE.
Nearly six cubic feet
ECONOMY, Large storage capacity
means food can be bought in quantity.
AUSTRALIA'S LATEST AND BEST KEROSENE REFRIGERATOR
SEE THE ICEMASTER AT,
CASH PRICE
EASIEST
£131
AVAILABLE
Remember!
TERMS
Procrastina
tion is tlhe thief of time.
See the ICEMASTER at
Saverys now. Available
on the easiest of terms
or for cash £131.
SAVERYS, 9 PHONE 150
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ENTERTAINMENTS
TOWN
HALL
TOMORROWNIGHT
B.H.A.S. Amateur
Swimming Club's
BALL
Dancing
I Old-1 New
Leon Rodda's Dance
Band
£«' eruiiuing Woomeia foot), .li
ters. who will be guests at bcli.
Admission 2/5 (including t.ix>
OLD STYLE DANCE
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Solomon town Seoul Hal!
Good Music
Admission, lid.
Mr. A. Arbon, M C. All Rights
Reserved.
ROYAL PORT PIRIE
YACHT CLUB, INC.
Members please note thai
DANCE AND
SOCIAL;
will be held
I
IRONWORKERS
A MEETING will be held
TONIGHT, July 6, 1951, in the
Union Room, W.W.F. Hall, Flo
rence street, at 8 o'clock sharp.
Business: To discuss and en
dorse minutes of national con
ference, ('.'locale's report on con
ference, general.
Full atien.'. ,::ci requested.
U. \VATKINS. Chairman.
!I. GALLIFORD. Sec.
AUSTRALIAN LABOR
PARTY
The ANNUAL MEETING of the
ELECTORATE COMMITTEE will
be held in the W.W.F. Hall on
Sunday at 10.30 a.m.
Business: Secretary's report and
balance sheet, consideration of
amended
xailes.
A full attendance is desired as
this meeting is of vital importance.
G. H. SHARPE, Sec.
LABOR DAY CELEBRATIONS
COMMITTEE
MEETING
will be held in the Town Hall
Meeting Room
TONIGHT AT 8
Business urgent. Please note
FOR
SALI
1947-48 Bedford O.L., lou:; wheel
base Truck. As new in appearance
and performance. Exceptionally
good buying. Any demonstration.
1938-39 Terraplane Sedan. One
owner car from new. In first-class
condition throughout
.
. . £615
15)34 Terraplane Tourer. Jakcn;
side-curtains. orreally
good
cier. Genuine bargain
Chevrolet- Buckboard. Very well!
Coming in ..-oon: 1050 Kurd
Custom Utility. 1938 Ford V8 De
luxe Sedan. 19P8 Fui'il V8 Utility.
1937-38 Deluxe Dodc'.' yedun.
MURDOCH'S GARAGE
CRYSTAL
i'HOMi 21
BROOK
G.~C~(MA VlsT
GREEN
FLORIST
160 ELLEN STREET
(In Premises formerly occupied
by Pirie Art Florists)
QUALITY WREATHS
AT
SHORTEST NOTICE
WEDDING
SHOULDER
FLORAL
and
BOUQUETS
SPRAYS
TRIBUTES
r
6S. HBBBW .
SB .
m amgum a mjsam «g b
I
sosigg, hm®, im
«'Fi
HAVK
CASH BUYERS
WAITING
FOR
ALL CLASSES OF
HOMES
II yi.ni have property for sale
plaw
if in our Iiandv for quick
disposal.
HARRISON & 800DE
I6fi Ellen strt'cl. 1'lione 5
W ANTED 10 Lei budroom and ii.vj
i'f kitchen. Apply "Bedroom.'' tliis
at
Superior Aooommodatlefi
;
..?vailable at !
HILIX'HliST PRIVATj; HOTJX
liMigstou terrace. North Adelaide
Telephone
.n ca,.h bet'rootr.. ren
trally heated, paging system,
optional. M8084.
meals
i'OE SALE well-known carrying
business. Goucl reasons for .selling.
Apply "Truck." thi.s oiflce.
YOUNG single man
requires
room
in private home. Good references.
Forward particulars to Bus 50.
Pine Post Office.
'/OR SALE
partly completed,
Hi roc '3.1 rooms with material to
two t21. on good block,
152 ft. x 62 ft. 10 ins. Apply "Ris
".'oii." this office.
WANTED to Buy good hoLi.se. Ap
1 !\ "Cash." this office.
SAVOT MILK
BAR
WILL
RE-OPEN
BUSINESS
FOR
TOMORROW
D. MEZZINO,
(Prop.)
GENERAL MOTORS PROUDLY ANNOUNCE THE
w
Y
TOMORROW
NIGHT
Members, roll up and bring your
frienris. Ladies a basket, please.
i
A. W. ROBERTS, Hon. Sec.
j
POUT PIRIE BUS SERVICES
j
BALAKLAVA
RACES
WEDNESDAY NEXT I
(July 11)
Special Coach will leave Pettman's
change of meeting room.
C. L. DAVIS, M.P.. Pres.
Local Girl Guides' Association
All Guides please be present, in
full uniform, at Church Parade at
;
Good Music and Supper
;
the
21st Presbyterian Church, Florence
Birthday Party
street, at 6.40 p.m. 011 SUNDAY.
SIISS GLADYS .MEYERS
July 8. 1951.
for
E. BRERETON.
Wandearah Hall
District Commissioner.
Saturday Night, July 14
FOB SALE
AGNEWMOTORS
Nuffield Dealers)
ARE THE OFFICIAL
Lucas Service Station
I'or Port Pirie and District
A
SPECIALTY
PHONE 411
FOR
SALE
Field Marshall Series 2 Tractor,
practically new. with £100 worth
oi extra fittings £970
Field Marshall Series 2 Tractor,
I
approximately 300 hours' work.
£750.
W30 on steel wheels, new bar
rels and pistons, new valves, valve
inserts, crankshaft ground, new
Anders grips and three
gearbox £440
Model UTS Twin City with
.
2,100
turning brakes, 28 x 13.50 tyres.
excellent. G years old,
acres 1,235
Fordson on 24 x 13.50
in first-class order, worked
300 hours, just been pulled down
and checked, new standard rings
p
JLJs
0 MAGNIFICENT NEW MODELS THAT
L
STORE UP TO 50 PER CENT MORE
FOOD IN COMPARABLE KITCHEN
SPACE.
BUY FROM YOUR LOCAL AUTHORISED
FRIGIDAIRE
DEALER
Corner at 9 a.m.
FARE: 20/ RETURN
Bookings at Bus Depot
PHONE 101
Solomontown Basketball Club
BEETLES
SUNDAY EVENING AT 8
Solomontown
Clubroom
Everybody welcome
Mrs. D. CROCKER, Sec.
PORT PIRIE
MEETINGS
MUSIC CLUB
THE
TRADE
ALEXANDER
SUPPLIED
KINDERGARTEN
SHOP
STREET
We have Babies' Silk Flocks and
Viyella Cream Frocks from as low
as 21/G
..
Boyj' Suits, Jong or short punts,
fully lined 31711 and 25/6
Overalls: Flannel 16/6, Cotton
8/6; Pixies, Pilchers, Sox, Little
Girls' Pantees, Booties, and Bon
nets.
in £450
Model Fordson on rubbers.
has been well kept £160
EAST BROS. & CO., LTD.
U
CRYSTAL
BROOK
Phone 125
FLORISTS
Alexander
Street
ard, Welch Motors
MONTHLY MEETING will be
held in Presbyterian Hall
Tomorrow. July at 7, 8 p.m.
L. B. WILLSON. Hon. Sec.
FOR SALE 1 s.w. or s.s.w. silver
lame wedding frock and full 1
length wedding veil. £15. Apply
36 York road.
BRIDAL
BOUQUETS
SHOULDER SPRAYS, ETC.
WREATHS AT SHORTEST
NOTICE
"GARDENETTE"
PHONE 436
AFTER HOURS RING 560
LINOLEUM TABLE TOPS.
Wide Assortment available
at
Selways.
164 ELLEN STREET, PORT PIRIE
IMPORTED
GALV.
PIPING
and j -in.
Immediate Deliver*
(OPEN EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MORNING),
You can be
rasar
n
Chas. Geddes & Co. Ltd.
1712-174 ELLEN STREET
WURM'S MARKET
176 ELLEN STREET
YOUR
FRESH FRUIT
AND
VEGETABLES
TODAY'S SPECIALS
CABBAGES 16 and 1,1
EL
ICAL
The new MeFsheU Diss©! Wfesst
Traeter (Series 3) hes been
. . .
.
. . .
.
built to give formers everything
In
Hsey hove etdzcS fey
creased Speed 6
Spood Gear&ox I&butlt
Central Power Ta&©-of?
.
Smoother
. . .
. . .
Longer
.
Big 14 x 30 Rear Tyres
Easier Steering
Operating Engine
Wheel-base a hoet
of other features that make
this new Marshall something
outstanding.
' in!i.-r Nov. troni \our l.oail Dealer:
* THE MARSHALL CRAWLtR
Crystal Brook C. J. Eiffe
Laura H. S. Stevens
Melrose W. A. Heitzmann
Peterborough
Rowl Cox
Port Augusta A. A. McMullen
PORT PIRIE CAINES MOTORS
Whyalla Whyalla Engineering and Motor Works
Ik'ar "Dos>icV on
Uiunctrius" Tuesday. 8.30 p.m. ?AD-P1-MU-SK
CARROTS 12 buncll
SWEDES 3/2 bunoh
APPLES 1/ lb,
PEARS 9cl. lb.
This badge Is one of the most o-uveted
distinctions *
civilian may wear on his lapel. It marks a man who
has pledged himself voluntarily to defend Australia
abroad or at home in the event of a major war.
The C.M.F. badge is issued for wear with civilian dress
to all members of the Citizen Military Forces who
accept this honourable obligation, and so inherit the
great traditions created by the A.I.P. in two world wars.
Australia still needs many thousands more volunteers
to follow their splendid example.
nm
Wo
South Australia's Scottish Regiment
D COMPANY
27TII INFANTRY BATTALION
Pay night
for the half-year was held
last night, when over £700 was dis
tributed to members of D Company.
Next week a new training programme
will
commence, so
ENLIST NOW so that YOU, too, will
1. Earn good pay for your leisure
hours,
2. Learn
ning.
and
soldiering from the begin
Parades are held each Thursday
evening at 7.30 at the Training Centre
YOU are Welcome
FIL
EVERY
B!
0 Designed with
utmost
built wonderful efficiency
Prelect motor. Its
simplicity,
Ford engineers have
lively
in
the
response
in traffic or on open road has
gained for Prefect a world-wide
respect for the quality of its
construction and the excellence of
its
performance.
.
Among
Prelects many fine
features are
easy-change synchro
mesh gears, big 10-inch internal
expanding -i-wheel brakes, beauti
fully tinished coachw>rk with
leather upholstery, adjustable-front
Yes, there it
is-your very own
Prelect-home tor nil the
to see. A great day indeed!
family
And for many years to come your
Prefect will
give you dependable,
comfortable and economical motoring
-taking you with quiet ease and
steady speed and safe control
wherever
9
you
wish'to
go.
@1 your
ycat. smart instrument panel in
ALEXANDER STREE1
PORT PIRIE
PRINTED by J. C. C. Twining, of
cluding a clock, dual sun visors,
windscreen wipers, attractive ap
pointments
and an overall beauty
f line never fails to
that appeal.
ESSs
AUSTRALIA'S
!iJ3
LOWEST
5 0 W.P. 4-DOOR SEDAN
Read street, Port Pirie. for and
published by Recorder Proprietary
Limited the office "The Re
at of
corder." Alexander street Pors
Piri«.
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