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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1943
Page
1
Mr Blacklock State Supervisor of Junior Farmers' Clubs toured Neville yard projects during his inspection tour. Ken Sparkes is on leave with family. Gunner H Brooks returns home on seven months' service and stays with his mother, Mrs. E Brooks.
About sixty Neville pupils traveled to Bathurst on Wednesday October 20 for the annual P.S.A.A.A. gathering. The Neville team captured all three cups in a long program that included four extra school age races won by Neville girls Doris Brooks junior champion and Mona Vane senior champion. Results spanned ages from 5 to 14 with multiple placings for Neville boys and girls in each division and a senior relay victory by Neville.
Lyndhurst notices report sister Doris Emms visiting parents then returning to Sydney. Mrs Roy Featherstone and Patricia Featherstone holidaying with Garland family. Kim Kirby had a minor operation in Sydney. Matthews couple back from Newcastle after a weekend with Emms family. R McFawn enjoying days in Sydney. Dex Thomas christened at Emmanuel's Church with Rev. Pearce officiating. Godmother Mrs Howard. A street stall to raise funds for Red Cross. E. Suddall couple congratulate on birth of daughter in Sydney last week. Corporal Jack Alken to Vida Irvine engaged. Alken on leave with parents. Clive Freestone visiting Lyndhurst. RAAF officer Good recently returned from New Guinea. Moss couple welcome daughter born in Sydney. former Miss K Hines of Rockdell. P O'Connor family take annual holidays visiting Ashfield daughter and son-in-law Blake.
The Lyndhurst Hospital Ball drew about 160 couples to the Piccadilly Orchestra. Debutantes were presented to Mrs. R. J. Fagan by Mrs. Beer, with tulip bouquets from flower girls Barbara Cobb and Jean Carney. Patricia Gurney named Belle of the Ball. supper praised. £49 expected for the hospital.
Forbes boot store owner Ralph Meade reported a loss of seven thousand shoe coupons missing from their storage. The cleaner had mistakenly moved the coupons into a waste paper container outside the premises, controlled by Ald Brawley. The coupons were recovered after the box were found open and scattered, restoring confidence in stock valued at several hundred pounds.
Local business in Carcoar marks four decades of service with a steadfast focus on customer satisfaction. The company highlights community ties, continued product range, and a commitment to reliable service as it celebrates 40 years in operation.
Clark and Co. announce they will accept orders for subscriptions and clerical services for the Carcoar Chronicle and the Lachlan Leader, inviting readers and advertisers to place requests and set up accounts. The notice signals ongoing publication and community engagement.
On a 12 acre section of a 120 acre Murwillumbah property, irrigation and improved pastures lifted butter production over four years from 6478 lbs to 9716 lbs. Rotational grazing and portable spraying equipment draw creek water. Capital cost under £400. nett annual return about £150 at current butter prices.
Premier McKell announced a 20 year program to connect Wyangala Dam with Cowra, Wellington, Dubbo, and major NSW power plants to form a statewide electric grid. The plan aims to provide affordable electricity to spur industry and close settlement while pursuing hydro schemes and water conservation.
H Buckley of Mandurama discusses location for the proposed hospital serving the Carooratirrama Lyndhurst district. Space constraints force delaying the decision and pushing the issue to the next budget period.
An Australian farmer recounts Oscar a district bull who breaches paddocks for foraging then stages a phone prank. While his owner feared no harm, the tale centers on Oscars rambunctious escapades including pulling down fence panels, rummaging the kitchen garden and finally nosing the telephone mouthpiece during a Sydney call to Mrs. Quirk on her eightieth birthday.
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