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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1943
Page
3
town column reports Nell Lavehlin ANAS Liew and P Loughlin family among locals. Five or more residents welcomed a week of cold weather as fifty eight are registered for an event. Street families, Ronan id and Mr and Mrs Street appear in the fragmentary item.
A public sale is scheduled for Wednesday July 28 at Culaye and nearby properties including Mandsicoma and Cuawere. D. Reid reports an enclosure of parcels and a formal notice advertising the event and terms of sale.
Miesinoes J. Ag ion and Fitzhar dinue were named vice presidents of Mandurama Red Cross in a later report after their omission. Mist L Cobb returned home on Weeduesday Mast after medical treatment with health improved. Elma Fuller, a transport driver, spent the weekend with her parents at Gallymont.
Mr W Little an old Drummoyne resident died early last week. He was well known in the Mandurama district. His widow resided at Gallymont with many relatives and friends. Surviving children include a son and daughter Mrs Taunton and Mr Bill Little, both of Sydney.
A successful kitchen tea for Miss Joan Smith was held at Memorial Hall last Monday. O'Brien's Orchestra Provided music. Miss Smith received violets from Mrs. J Davies and gifts from Mr. Ted Boys who acted as MC. Dancing continued late and supper was by Mrs. J Davies. Miss Smith to wed Mr. Tom Harris this Saturday in Lyndhurst. Personal notes: Mrs. E Beasley returned to Sydney after visiting her sister. Mrs. S McFawn visited with her daughter Mrs. C Green and family. Pte Green is here on leave. Miss Monie Kind confined at home with a bad influenza.
Mrs KM Cook and Dulcie return from Sydney where Dulcie joined the WAAFs awaiting call up. Neville social sees three local lads Simon Wright Bill Sykes and Ronald Rowlands each with wallets of notes. Other items note Mrs Rowlands and son Ron holidaying in Sydney and Mr Ollerenshaw living in Sydney with relatives while staying in Neville with brother in law Mr B Rowlands. Exams at Neville Public School record positions for sixth class and fifth class students. A truck accident causes Reg Kable to injure ankle leaving him on crutches while Bob Speers sustains head injuries.
Carcoar Board stock inspector Mr F E Trevitt and District Veterinary officer Mr D Christie led a demonstration at Mr I Hailstone's Millurn Creek property to show how a new operation may cut blowfly incidence. About 25 stock owners attended as Dir Fagan praised the co operation and noted the test that accompanied the demonstration. The sheep were marked and further results will be observed with interest. A letter of appreciation was to be sent to Mr W D Pad-
Mr A H Buckley’s letter to Mr Callinam is reprinted here to correct lines that were pied in the Lachlan Leader Carcoar Mandurama Lynd Nurst Neville edition. The publication aims to allow Buckley to present his case clearly.
Heavy pressure from political advertising delays several columns of metal stories. Readers will find these pieces in later issues as the matter continues.
Gordon Edgell and supporters tell Cowra Municipal Council production will start September 20 at the Cowra canning works. An additional major industrial project near Cowra will begin in August. To ensure power, many outside staff have been shifted to the electricity department for the construction effort to supply electricity on schedule.
The report states that facilities for the demonstration at Bigga were provided by an unnamed source with Director Cart Wright seconding the motion and the matter carried.
The Church of England at Carcoar lists services on Sunday July 25 with 8 a.m. Hazelwood 11 a.m. Lyndhurst 3 p.m. Mandurama 4 p.m. Rev E T Pearce rector oversees a joint Yoyal monthly service with the Methodist Church at 3 p.m. A note mentions Rev E Tredinnick speaking on Tuesday and reports a theft incident where thieves hid in a store during lunch and stole money from cash registers and a cash box.
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