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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1943
Page
2
An OCR fragment shows Chronicle advertising rates for display lines up to 18 words priced at 2 shillings, with higher tiers up to 36 words. Memoriam notices and other notices list fixed charges, with verse lines priced separately. Special reduced rates are advertised for business advertisements and contract mentions.
Fifty pounds reward for information leading to conviction of anyone damaging wire netting fencing interfering with netting gates or cutting wire from fences on Sunny Ridge Henny Ridge Rd Fagan Mandurame.
The Lyndhurst branch of the Car soar Mandurama Lyndhust and District Patriotic and War Fund will not withdraw from the League following advice from Lyndhurst Patriotic League. After a lengthy discussion the branch voted to continue and remit surplus funds to the League as before, and to continue functioning in accordance with its objects. An earlier donation of £100 to the Lord Mayor's Fund was acknowledged.
Mr S Healey visited relatives at Pairview last Sunday morning while Mrs Healey remains a patient in a private Harris Park hospital. Mrs C Boyle returned home at Punchbowl after a week with her father in Garland. Ron Muggleton moves from Blackheath to Porter at Mandurama. J Kinghorne left to shear in Coomamble district. W Comey and W Weber visiting W Bowen at the Royal Hotel Batlow. Last Sunday a Don Davies tennis team at Enghand lost 16 sets to 10.
The Penny on Australia event in Carcoar last Saturday afternoon raised funds for the Red Cross and was a financial success. Cpl. Frank Flood has returned to camp after leave at Riverview Carcoar. Mrs M Pevitt and Mrs R Trudgett are on annual holidays. St Clair Johnson returns to Coombing Park after medical treatment in Sydney. Nurse Betty Chefris plans a Sydney holiday.
Lindsay Devenish, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Devenish, was home for the weekend as Mrs. Allen and her son Pred stayed with Mrs. Allen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melville. Mrs. Ron Melville and children traveled to Bathurst for a town outing. A slight accident occurred Sunday when a wheel fell from a sulky driven by Mr. Neville Radburn. A Neville branch CWA meeting drew a large turnout Tuesday and planned a June 22 dance and social to raise funds.
Sympathy 1 percent extended to Mrs. T Johnson as her brother Mr J Clayton dies in Orange. Visitors include Mr and Mrs P Wilson and family with Marjorie Johnson student at Orange High. Mr and Mrs J Howard and Tad fly return to district after mining work at George's Plains. Mrs J Haley home from Carcoar holiday. Mr Harry Moly active again after long inactivity. Ration books distributed smoothly at the local centre with 18 issued. Hall committee reports healthy finances after renovations and plans to mobilize local men on the 12th. Misses Platt visiting Orange.
D Shand of Armidale spoke at Mandurama to promote forming a local WASPS branch. Accompanied by Dulcie Edwards and Mary Burt, she outlined WASPS rural aid work. A meeting was set for Saturday June 18, with CWA ladies serving tea after the visit.
The terse note asserts ongoing efforts to meet customer expectations and maintain high service standards. It states continued commitment to satisfaction without detailing actions or outcomes.
Lyndhurst Recreation Ground trustees Mests Av Enns th Kelly R Boys and A E Beer resign after long service at age retirement. Arthur Bins oldest at 76 recalls planting the grounds while T Kelly retires as secretary. Leabeater among the exiting trustees who joined May 4 1921. Public thanks and best wishes come from the community. Red Cross hare drive at Millthorpe on King's Birthday raises funds with 227 hares bagged.
Mr Kevin Hani, porter at the lo oY Footway Station, has been transferred to a similar post at Blick swath and begun duties on Monday. Mrs Woodward and daughter Heather depart for Sydney. they plan to return to Mandurama after holidays. Miss Betty Rowlands holidays with her parents at Hilton, returning June 28 to university. Mrs J D Hargan is critically ill. relatives have been summoned.
Miss Harriett Blanche Dover, a longtime Blayney resident and pioneer daughter of James Dover, died May 29 in Blayney Hospital after a period of declining health. The funeral was held the following afternoon at Blayney Catholic Cemetery with Father Wisely officiating. The community recalled her hospitable nature as relatives and friends travelled from afar to pay respects. Other local notes mention Bruce and Kable families visiting relatives, a Sydney-bound Morrsion party, Miss Joyce Mortizon’s factory accident recovery, recent snow, and an upcoming Miles operation demonstration at Isaac Hallalons property in Milburn Creek on June 16 at 2:30 PM.
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