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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
7
The second reunion hall at BL Laww rence’s College Galong proved a brilliant success socially and financially. Credit goes to hon secretary Mest DonnelIy and Whelan and the energetic committee for maintaining a high standard. Hall decorations were beautiful and the Super-Alx Orchestra provided lively music. Supper tables were attractive and the ladies who supplied royast earned praise from visitors.
At Memorial Hall the Agricultural Bureau discussed sheep competition judging. Owing to many entries statewide the district will be judged by C. J. Daly, wool expert from Waeeu Experimental Farm, in August with two days' notice requested for flock readiness. Eight entrants listed from Challangan to Woodstock. A veterinary lecture by Mr. Rove is planned for next monthly meeting.
Mr L M Ray used the holiday to visit Galong friends bringing golf sticks including the spoon. John Cusmek defeated him in an 18 hole match. Lin claims Jack’s latest patter impressed, while Reg Athen moves from Bank of NSW Galong to Koormwatha and Murrumburrah duties begin on 82nd August. Iv to wed Miss Kitching of Sydney in early October.
Galong footballers drew 21 all with a local side on Sunday. Arnie Small scored all Galong points. Clem McMahon and Low contributed, while Crook was injured but expected ready for the next match. Rain totaled 171 inches for July in Galong. Memorial Wall committee sets Plewsr Show for October 32 with schedule due soon.
A short note asserts patent medicines stay fresher when kept in glass casts, citing DisMOCKS Pharmacy as the source of this storage tip.
A fragment notes a claim that the energy value of a diet is four times stronger than an ordinary well tincture. The text is unclear about context, date, or source, but presents a comparative statement regarding dietary energy versus a tonic.
In a Wardens Court session on Thursday 4 August, F A McShane sought an extension to the term for parish Harden to allow war work. The discussion centered on calculating fuel value of foods to sustain activity, noting calories in fats meats and dairy, and the high value of butter and milk in dietary recipes like pastries and cheesemaking.
The course includes lectures and an examination. Members absent from more than one lecture for the course are not eligible for examination. Those with the First Aid to the Injured book and a triangular bandage need only 8/0. Citizens wishing to assist may join the boardawa Branch with a 2/6 membership and receive the badge.
The visiting Polka Magistente Wr BEE Soane will take annual holidays during pest week. Mr Atkinson will relieve him during the absence.
A court row records a defendant fined for tax nonpayment and ordered to settle the amount within twelve days. The court gave three months to complete payment if needed and allowed Dedendamt to oversee the default period.
A Bowing visiting team played Catholic Courts at Binaloog on Monday. Rain squalls interrupted play, but a spirited match with notable Dowling and Wilde performances emerged. Men and ladies doubles saw a series of close scores as rainfall totals rose, with July 177 points and seven months 1187 overall, delaying crop progress and raising need for further rain.
Last Sunday the second round of UK holes for the Sylora Cup employed the White handicapping system, declaring a nett score of 136 as the cutoff. Nine players qualified for a 1% playoff next Saturday on amended handicaps, with P J Roche’s 124 nett the best yet his handicap to be readjusted. Potential winner prospects include R Roche, Garry, E Te Mestre and P J Reynolde Beeres.
The Reid's Flat Tennis Ball supporters host a Friday event on August 12 at the Reid's Plat centre to raise funds for the club. Promoters promise an enjoyable evening with artificial decorations a well catered supper and music by the Melody Masters Orchestra to ensure good dancing. Joint Honorary Secretaries P. R. Balguwan and T. Henderson are named.
The Euchre Party and Social at the Guild Hall drew a large crowd Tuesday evening to aid the Catholic Church. About 2000 players competed in games won by Mr. Deane O'Brien with seven fine hands. Miss Wilda Weekes cut for the prize and a generous supper followed, with patrons praising the event.
A car driven by Moyti Patteroon collided with a bull on Calabash Hill. The driver and passenger escaped injury while a ewe was slightly injured. Witness Mr Brian Garry assisted and returned the parties to Youn in a Baby Auntin.
In a dense list of doubles and mixed pairs from Mardin, Downey and Wales dominate several rounds, with Buckmaster Downey and Molony leading various pairings. The final tally shows Kangiar winning 19 sets and 120 games to Mardin's 11 sets and 124 games.
Mi Ow Ty Merriman of Yass owns the grand champion ewe at the Young Sheep Show. The medium ewe impressed judges and follows last year’s prize at the same event.
Qualified for A grade include CA Grogan 164 Leo Grogan 155 T Corcoran 155 W Grogan 161 R Packham 166 E de Mestre 168 Tl Wright 170. B grade qualifiers listed as Roche Roche Reynolds McFeeters Ryan Garry Dwyer O Malloran. Match play next Sunday. Associates Championship starts next Sunday and continues 14th inst 26 hole contest. Open field predicts winner among local ladies. Associates tournament on Wednesday 17 August with eight events and handsome trophies. keen competition expected.
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