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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
2
Local items report engagements, church matters, a death at Brookvale Braidwood, hospital update on Nita Thompson, plans for a large wedding at St Pauls Church on Lith July, a visiting show, and property sales near Brown's Coeks. Banking rates cut to five percent to aid industry.
In Watduns Court, John Owen lodged a complaint against Vine Green lease no 10 for non compliance with labor conditions. The case details failed labor conditions, lack of active mining, and proposals for syndicate ratification to resume work, with testimony from Mine Manager and engineers noting no substantial activity since early year.
Lavinia Death of Harris Park wife of George Death of Water Vale Waugoo La died suddenly at Avoca Alma Street aged 86. She leaves four sons Colin Reuben Christopher and Claude and daughter Vera plus an aged mother six brothers and one sister and had many friends attend the funeral. Interment was in Prospect Cemetery Church of England portion.
Sergeant Roser of Orange takes charge at Parkes police station as Sergeant Ferris retires from the force on Saturday. It is announced that Sergeant Ryan of Grenfell has been appointed permanent chief at Parkes.
Football fans witnessed a hard fought contest at the opercation ground as Morbell and Cardwell starred for the locals and visitors pressed relentlessly. A late surge by Cox and Cardwell’s kicking contributed to a 10-5 halftime lead, with further drives and defensive stands shaping the second half in this tightly contested battle.
In a tense match the locals and visitors traded strong attacks with solid tackles. Morhall had a goal disallowed late as both sides scored 101, with Careoar leading 6-3 at halftime and final 5-8 in their favor. Prosper and Morbell stood out in a hard fought, clean game.
The first round for the John Fagan Memorial trophies fired yesterday saw not full attendance from Tiflamen due to off and on rain. Those who attended posted solid scores despite dull light and cold wind with competitors including Toshack Emma Dwyer Winter bottom Smith Joe Leabeatar.
Results from Lyndhurst Golf Club show Morning 14 holes stroke handicaps led by Bi Bailis and H Hill with scores 79 62 respectively, while Afternoon 15 hole play saw E Moore and H Hill close behind. Best 36 holes ended at 167 by H Hill with Mra English winning the Associates 9 holes net 48. The club plans a 72 hole stroke play championship next month.
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