St Patrick's College Manly Choir Broadcast Upcoming
The St Patrick's College Manly choir will be heard on Sunday morning May 7 at 9.30 am. Father Muset will lead the service with organ accompaniment. The Gregorian chant Mass will be sung by choir members including Teasor Mandurama Cunowindra and Arcadell.
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Unday
St. Patrick’s College
Manly
Father Muset
Isic
College
Ant d
Arcadell
Teasor
Maas
Mandurama
Ixant
Cunowindra
Allege
Mdeast
Euchre Evening Stirs Town at Annual Fund Event
A May 2 euchre evening organized by Mrs. T Stam an and Mr. M Cone drew adults for an annual effort to raise funds. Attendees enjoyed a lively dance floor and social hour in hall, with several prizes won by Mrs. Stam an and Mr. Lowe as reports note a joyful gathering for a worthwhile cause.
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Ays
T. Staman
M. Cone
Patriotic Fund Receipts Reported After Queen Competition
The May meeting of the local Patriotic and War Fund heard a financial report with receipts of £364 0/11, payments £51 4/2, and a balance of £393 15/10. Total receipts from the queen competition and Crown Ball amounted to £428 13/8. Delegates from War Workers Auxiliary attended. motions included disbanding Lyndhurst Shire Patriotic League, to be debated at the next meeting, with delegates to attend if possible.
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Patriotic and War Fund
Re J [Esean
J. A. Walker
Livermore Chon
C. Cardow
R. B. Ferris
Fob
Daly
Fitzhardinge
B. Dyes
Messrs
W. Burns
G. Manning
R. Steer
AWE, Beer
C. Johnson
Mr. Walker
Paper Manufacturers’ Ltd
Cardif
Mandurama
Careoat
Secre
Stary
Lyndhurst Shire Patriotic League
Fagan
Social supper honors Miss Barbara Haddon and Colin Cheffins
A delicious supper was enjoyed by Al with Miss Barbara Haddon and partner Colin Cheffins. The ladies who assisted are to be congratulated on the excellent organisation of the evening, which proved such a pleasant one for all.
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Barbara Haddon
Colin Cheffins
Carcoar Court Rabbit Cases Heard
Patrick J. Cole faced Carcoar Court for failing to retie a number plate and was fined 2/6 plus costs. Janie Cyril Smith charged with maliciously damaging a mercury lamp at Lyndhurst admitted breaking the globe. lamp valued at £7, fined £2 plus costs of 8/-. Davey L Connelly cited for failing to destroy rabbits at Molonglo Wangoola. inspectors reported progress after multiple visits and he was fined £1 with 8/ costs and £2/2/ professional costs. Norman 4. Hibbard charged for failing to destroy rabbits at Lone Pine. inspections found fluctuating conditions and he was fined 10/ with 8/ costs and 2/2/ professional costs. Prosecution by Carcoar P.P. Board.
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Patrick J. Cole
Carcoat Court
Janie Cyril Smith
Lyndhurst
Fitzpatrick
Lyndhurst State Council. He Was Fined £ 2, With 8 Costs Davey L Connelly
Molonglo
Wangoola
Cowley
Connolly
Norman
Hibbard
Lone Pine
Noy
Cooley
Carcoar P.P. Board
Ore Carcadt Eae
Lyndhurst News Roundup of Local Visits and Golf Club Opening
Mr. R. Boys after months in Orange spent several days here last week and benefits from the climate change. Wally Burns, back from overseas, enjoyed leave with his mother and relatives. Mrs. G Litt remains a patient at Carcourt Hospital with friends wishing her speedy recovery. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Reg Hoad for winning the mixed foursomes at the Mandurama Golf Club opening for the 1942 season. Mrs. Eric Mahon is holidaying with relatives at Mudgee.
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R. Boys
Orange
Eric Mahon
Mudgee
Fitzgerald
Thee Church
Miss Fitzpatrick
M. Sheahan
Zita Sheahan
M Burke
Irene Wilson
J. Seymour
Dubbo
Trevor Rawson
Mrs. J. Rawson
Methodist Sunday Services May 17 1942
Methodist services are listed for Sunday May 17 1942 at Carcoar 11 am Gare land 3 pm and Mandurama 7 30 pm The preacher will be Rev H M McDonald BA
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Carcoar
Aan
Gareland
Mandurama
H. M. McDonald
Discontinue Parcel Sends Under War Workers Motion
Mr Ferris moved that parcels and canteen orders be sent only to overseas or battlestation personnel, to be discretionarily handled by the Ladies' War Workers' Auxiliary. Dr Fitzhar dinge seconded. motion carried. Mr Jerris moved no funds due to uncertain branch position. seconded by Mr Daly and carried.
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Ferris
Ladies’ War Workers' Auxiliary
Fitzhardinge
Jerris
Daly
Mandurama Bank Clerk Transfer and Local Notes
Lloyd Pollard, a clerk at the Commercial Bank of Mandurama, is transferred to Beckham and leaves Friday night. His successor is Robert Robson of Gloucester. A dance for church funds, music by local players, and prizes marked the farewell. Other items note soldiers on leave, civic visits, golf club opening, post office repairs, and residents moving or away on holidays.
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Lloyd Pollard
Commercial Bank
Beckham
Robert Robson
Gloucester
North Coast
Pollard
Mandurama
Gallymont Euchre and Dance Parties Planned
A public meeting elected a strong committee to revive duties after four years with W Smith leading. Fortnightly euchre and dance events begin on the 18th. Local notes mention Miss Healey returning from holiday and visitors from Sydney and Cowra. Weather notes report a dry spell with first frosts of the year and sparse feed for stock.
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F, C, Howard
W. Smith
Pect
W.smith
Misa R. Healey
J. Healey
Hill and Crofts and Associates Advertising Inventory
A cluttered ad lists Hill and Crofts, Austronsers Veluntors and General Agents, Massey-Marcis Pty Ltd, Famous High Grade Machinery with duplicate parts, Australian Fertilisers and Superphosphate, Woolmax and Aminac feeds, Sayer's Drenches, Blue Nik and Tetra Chloride stock, Bickle Brand Sheep Dip, City Mutual Life Assurance and Fire and Workers Compensation insurance.
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A. V. McKay
Massey-Marcis Pty., Ltd
Anstralian
Sayer
Bickle
City Mutual Life Assurance Society
Coal Miners Attacked and Defended in Senate Debate
In a Senate session Senators McBride and Collings discussed Australian coal output. Collings defended miners against criticism noting high production levels. Prime Minister Curt praised weekly coal production as the strongest in a decade.
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McBride
Collings
Senate
Australia
Curt
Farmer Dies After Fall From Kurrajong Tree
A fall from a kurrajong tree in Grenfell led to the death of 67 year old Charles Butler of Pullabooka. He was lopping kurrajongs to feed his sheep when the accident occurred. His dogs alerted handlers at lunch, and emergency services rushed to the scene but he died shortly after.
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Grenfell Nospital
Charles Butler
Pullabooka
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J. Flood
Hall
Mr. Lowe
Patriotic Fund
Lyndhurst News
Church Services
Mandurama Bank
Eugawra
WD. Douglas
Steer
City
Mr. Payne
R. Burton
Gallymont Euchre
Hill & Crofts
A. Crofts
Veluntors
C. A. McBride