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Jenny Davison2022-11-17T14:25:41+10:30Coober Pedy Area School Magazine 1975 Mentions : Principal Norm Golding, Mrs Barbara McCormack, LynnWirth, Nina Jensen, Editor Bob Burton and Sub Editor Paul Williams
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Jenny Davison2022-11-12T22:04:34+10:301991 Coober Pedy Area School Magazine Mentioned on the first pages: The Editorial Committee Laura Wilson, Analisa Marijonivic, Anna Beinke, Jane Priest, Teachers Lyndal Pryce,Rebecca Bach, Robert Pryce, Fiona Ratcliffe, Kerrie Prescott-Prime, School Principal John Hannath, School Council Chairperson Patrick Kelly
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Jenny Davison2022-11-12T21:47:56+10:301974 Coober Pedy Area School Magazine "among the mini people" Mentioned on the first page: Editor Chris Titheradge, School Principal Craig Cameron, Typist Jennie McLean, Teachers Tony Howard, Norm Golding and Paul Williams
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Jenny Davison2022-04-06T16:05:43+09:30The Wide World magazine March 1937 Contains part 1 of "The girl opal-miner" by Minnie Berrington p444 - 455
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Jenny Davison2021-11-04T14:24:46+10:30E.O.Hoppe's Australia Edited by Graham Howe Assay by Erika Esau and Graham Howe
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Jenny Davison2021-10-02T19:40:51+09:30ICI - Handbook of Blasting Tables Metric Edition - 1977 Compiled from various sources by the Technical Staff of ICI Australia Ltd Explosives Division
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Jenny Davison2021-09-20T20:06:24+09:30Book "They Struck Opal" by E.F. Murphy "Tales of men and mines in the heyday of Australian Opal" Ted Murphy wrote about his life from when he left school in 1875 to work on a station on the Murrumbidgee River then to stations further outback. His first mining venture was for gold at Mt Brown and Milparinka then was in Wilcannia running a General Store at the end of 1889, at the time when Alf Richardson, Charlie Turner, George Hooley and W.H. Clouston arrived at Wilcannia to secure rights to mine for opal on Momba Station (which became the White Cliffs [...]