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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1943
Page
1
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The Holiday League considers obtaining a public holiday for Lyndhurst on the 22nd to support the forthcoming sports event. A Charter could be granted directly by the Chief Secretary's Department, with potential linkage to the Lord Mayor's Fund. Extra railcarriages are sought for Cowra and Blayney trains arriving early afternoon. An amplified public address system will be used at the grounds, and the same orchestra from the last event will perform at night. Ladies Auxiliary sets afternoon tea and supper management via local branches.
Barry plans to greatly increase area under carrots peas and potatoes this season with much new land broken up. School children join in home plots while grass and crops recover from steady ruin and show early growth.
Miss R Clarke is in Sydney spending a holiday with friends Mrs Snider and her two children stay at their residence Stokefield during the school vacation Mrs J Davis and Jill have journeyed to the coast for holidays After a holiday in Carcoar Miss Mary Callen returns to Sydney to resume duties at St Vincent's Hospital Mrs Hamilton a patient in Carcoar District Hospital is reported improved in health.
Money disputes surround the Carcoar P P Board as it argues with the Lands Department over control of the Lachlan Stock Route reserve. Director J D Hall condemns wasting ratepayers money while Molloy seeks an extended lease. The board votes to send Riordan's letter to Dir Fagan and pursue ministerial action.
Friends of Rupert Parker mourn his hospital confinement due to a poisoned foot while Mrs. E. A. Smith returns home from Carcoary Hospital. Daughters and relatives travel to join ill family members as others arrive from Sydney and the city. Mrs. N. Carter shows signs of improvement and health. Jack Schmidt's health is described as poor.
The baptism of Barry Colburt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Colburt, featured a century old christening cup owned by Barry's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. Colburt of Campsie. Several local residents are noted in holiday travels and upcoming events including a CWA dance to aid soldiers.
A waltzing competition with attractive prizes is a feature of the Red Cross Ball at Lyndhurst on November 12. Admission prices are fixed at 5 shillings and 3 shillings, promising an enjoyable evening.
Barry public school reported August term results across classes from 1 to 9. Top scorers include M Dowell and J Wildebrandt in higher classes, with Willcox and Masters repeatedly placing in lower grades. Full standings list several students with multiple top finishes across classes 1 through 9.
A formal notice warns that any person found trespassing on the property Gloriamondi in Garland after July 31 1943 will be prosecuted.
Fifty pound reward offered for information leading to conviction of anyone damaging wire netting fencing or interfering with flood gates at Sunny Ridge. Damaged fencing includes cutting or removing wire from fences at the Sunny Ridge property.
Miss Nola Hildebrandt went to Wagga and Miss Bery Masters to Sydney for school holidays. Mrs. H. Newell and son Clive enjoyed a brief relatives visit. Mrs. H. F. Cork holidays at Maroubra with daughter Mrs. R. King. Mr. A. Kable seeks medical advice in Orange. Mrs. T. Osborne improving in health. Mr. Jim Dwyer returned home from a western school during holidays. Mr. Ken Sparke and family moved into Mr. J. Delton’s Barry property. Clarrie Willcox bought a property near Orange and will soon relocate with his family. The family will be greatly missed at local functions.
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