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Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 07, 1942

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Mandarama W A Meeting At Memorial Hall Addresses Needed

Mandarama Women’s Association held a meeting at Memorial Hall on a Saturday in July with attendees including President Mrs Cass and Mesdames Done van Whalan Ferson Carl KYord and Pillinger. Donations were pledged by Mesdames Snward B G Rowlands Ian Ashton and others for a further £50 to support comforts for military forces.

Dirama Mesdames Cass Done,van, Whalan Ferson Carl Kyord Pillinger Mesdames Snward B. G. Rowlands Ian and Ashton

Superphosphate Supplies New Regulations Gazeted

Three Orders under Fertilizer Control were gazetted this week. The Minister for Commerce explained that all sales of superphosphate and related fertilizers are now state controlled via the Department of Agriculture. Farmers with excess supplies must file stock returns, and only approved mixtures may be manufactured.

Mandurama Red Cross Year in Review at Meeting

The Mandurama Red Cross held a well attended year end meeting led by President Mrs Tt Fagan. She praised members for their unfailing enthusiasm and selflessness in activities, thanked Mr R Hardman for Main Street room use, noted donations received, and commended Burnt Yards sub branch led by Mrs Southwell and Miss Dot Baker. The Golden Guily ladies were praised for service. A new committee was announced with Mrs R J Fagan as President and other officers named. Details of special efforts and items sent to Headquarters to be reported next issue.

Mes Tt Fagan Southwell Dot Baker Gullymont Golden Guily R. J. Fagan Mesdames Cargill, Ashton Fitzhardinge Hardman Carney and Parry

The Five Pound Note Aims At Sid Jones

Sid Jones of the Railways Office Parkes spotted a five pound note flying toward him along the footpath during lunch. He kicked it to stop its progress, and a stranger who had dropped the money rushed over to claim it as it landed.

Sid Jones Railways Office Parkes

Straying Stock Nuisance at Lyndhurst

A letter to the editor reports Lyndhurst Straying stock nuisance. Waugoola Shire Council addressed the issue and residents urge Lyndhurst Shire Council to act. Uncontrolled stock wander streets day and night, causing damage to gates fences and gardens. Ornamental trees planted by the council suffer destruction as water was carted during drought.

Waugoola Shire Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Shire

Government Adjusts 1942 Ration Stock Recount

The Minister explained that a phosphate shortage forces a full recount of stocks on hand as rations for 1942 are allocated. This measure aims to ensure accurate distribution amid limited supplies and upcoming wartime needs.

Fifty Years a Nun Death of Sister M Liguori Hogan

Sister M Liguori Hogan of the Convent of Mercy Carcoar died at Carcoar Hospital after fifty four years as a Sister of Mercy in the Bathurst Diocese. She celebrated a Golden Jubilee in religion, recently relinquished active duties, and received care from Dr Cas and hospital staff. Father Casey preached at her funeral mass and graveside, with the congregation reciting the Rosary and the hymn Mother of Mercy.

Carcoar Hospital M. Liguori Convent of Mercy Carcear John Margaret Hogan Pronger Orange District Louis Mogal Young Mo Liguort Cas Father Casey Holy Church Eward Church of the Immaculate Concept Curcoar Mars Casey Mother of Mercy Corstee Sus Reen Orange

Fragmentary quote on effort and merit

A fragmentary quotation discusses the contrast between honest effort and dishonorable shortcuts. It attributes a line to Rousses, referencing a general idea about value and achievement and the speed of obtaining what one does not seek eagerly.

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