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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 07, 1943
Page
2
Rates published for Chronicle advertising include per line verse and notices of thanks birth and marriage. The ad section lists pricing details for business and one line verse entries, indicating variations with or without verve and additional charges.
In loving memory of my dear Husband who passed away on 25 April 1942. Dearest one thou hast led me. Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger round the spot where you are laid. Inserted by his loving Wife.
Wanted property for immediate exchange with 15000 pounds cash available. Quick sale sought for good value. Full particulars to E. W., Gordon and Gotch, Sydney.
Residents of Carcoar bid farewell to Mrs. Hahn who has lived in the town for 26 years with her husband. B S Livermore praised her support for local projects and her dedication to family, while Kevin Hahn spoke for the family. The event included a supper and dancing as friends wished her well on future travels.
The Ladies Basket Ball Club of Neville holds its own against school children and hints at parity after a few more games. An Empire Day Picnic is planned for May 23 with a basketball match between school and town teams. RK Farmers' Club forms at Neville Public School with Joan McGregor as President and Allan Cook as Vice-President.
A 14 year old writer from Neville Public School offers a humorous camping essay detailing the planning fuss over holidays, the gear bought, the money spent, and a chaotic first family trip ending with a scratched plan, sleepless nights, and a longing for home.
A Gallymont Mandurama gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs K Molloy raised funds for the forthcoming Convent Ball near Mandurama on May 28. Guests from Orange and Cowra enjoyed a lively evening with card games, scent identification contests, and dancing on the verandah, with prizes awarded for nose accuracy and eye detection.
The Lyndhurst Red Cross held its monthly meeting in Memorial hall with good attendance. Plans included a series of bakehouse tournaments to support the orchestra fund and a cheque for 1 to Red Cross Headquarters. A radiators appeal was announced and gifts, even damaged, are welcome. Pilot-Officer Smith visited Lyndhurst and promised a lecture for the corps. In tennis, the Davis team beat Toohey's in a return match at Carcoar by one set.
Miss Bright resumes duties at the local post office after holidays. Mr Platt required medical advice and remains confined to bed. Mr Bright suffered war injuries again this past week. Mr T Johnson remains in indifferent health but able to attend limited wet events. Mrs Bright returns from Javiett to Glen Davis. After holidaying with Mr and Mrs Howard, Mr and Mrs Harris left for roubra. Miss Healey visits her parents while Healey completes six months as a bus conductor. A large crowd of adults and school...
Visiting their parents on annual leave are Bill Lyndhurst from Cowra and Jack Lyndhurst from Mrs W Leabeater of The Wil Jews with her two children, returning to Sydney after a pleasant holiday. Betty Robb, a local school anchored, transfers to Cootamundra. Trixie Davies will spend the weekend with her mother Mrs T Davies.
Mr J Payne voiced thanks on behalf of the assembly to the host and hostess for an entertaining meal. Mr Molloy replied with gratitude for all attendees and their cooperation, remarking that the evening was a success.
Mrs Donaldson, group president of the C W A, will visit the Carcoar Lyndhurst branch at Lyndhurst Memorial Hall and Thurmley on May 20. Lunch is planned for about 12 30 pm and the meeting will begin shortly after. The president urges full attendance and extends a cordial invitation to all members.
Lyndhurst Shire Council approved £20 for renovations at Blayney with a further £20 anticipated for railing around the cattle yard. Dr Hill reported good sales to date, but Cr Innes doubted funds would be recovered. The decision was deferred to the D riding councillors to spend up to £20 on the yards.
Autumn colors brighten Gallymont with vivid hues across hills and gullies. Eucalyptus poplar elm cedar and willow frame a riot of greens reds and golds as scarlet and yellow briar tones punctuate the otherwise bare landscape.
The Minister for Health in Sydney said he secured a large sum to establish a cancer research institute. He aims to recruit medical experts abroad and ensure they can return to apply their knowledge locally, with funds to explore the best site and bail of support.
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