Win for President in Golf Contest
An 18 hole golf event concluded with Don Herbert winning the Ban Hodge Trophy over 27 holes. congratulations flowed from attendees as the Handicapping results showed strong play from multiple members. Upcoming open day invites members to try new clubs and share feedback with the secretary for details.
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Conwratala Tin Foster
Shane Loppemurting
Ban Hodge
Memcl
Don
Sudan
Rome
Fiosullo
Bon Hodge
Don Herbert
Forter Boreham
F. Herbert
R. Perry
K. Witerx
H. Dixon
Manchester Unity Meeting Set for Eugowra July 24
A large influx is expected in Eugowra for the Young District meeting of the Manchester Unity Independent Order of Oddfellows. Delegates from all lodges will attend along with Grand Master N5B.W. Bro. Smith of Wasgar. A conference is open to all and a local lodge dance and euchre party will follow with prizes on display.
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Eugowra
Warreanding
Manchester Unity Independent Order of Oddfellows
Order
N5b
W.bro. Smith
Wasgar
Bro. Smith
Visiting Forbes Bowlers Claim Four In Mysford Mix
Eugowra District News reports a busy Sunday at Iowra bowling green with five Forbes teams visiting. Forbes clubs won four matches and posted an aggregate high score, with returning visit planned for August 22. Results include Banham, Gilroy, Stephensoni beat Flore, White, Mulligan 22-1 and others 21-18 to 28-18, plus a 28-14 social game and a Coody Cup match ending 81-20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowra Bowling Green
Forbes
Ome
Ward
F. Banham
E Gilroy
A. Stephensoni
R. Flore
M. White
F. Mulligan
Do Herbert
G. Howell
WH Rath
D Grogan
J. Sly
Ensor C
McDougall
W. Little
G. Coady
Ind
Jo Knight
V Crow
B. Dwyer
G Simprey
Moodlas
Cowrin
Roy Sui
Bull Littl
Orb Sparkes
Surm Ensor
R.A
Bill Toney
Clyde Douglas
Fred Mulligan
Eugowra Settlers Seek Super Phosphate Source
At the July Eugowra Farmers and Settlers Association meeting Messrs Bell and Clements were elected delegates to the annual Sydney conference on August 3. Members discussed the acute shortage of super phosphate in New South Wales and decided to inquire through the energy secretary about obtaining supplies from Victoria where they are more plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugowra Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Mensrs
A. F.bell
H HO Clements
Sydney
Eneryy
Victoria
Arbor Day tree planting at Payben's Wider School
Arbor Day celebrations at Payben's Wider School on July 3 featured 20 trees planted in the grounds by students and staff. Headmaster Mr RR Newham and the Red Cross group organized activities while two competitions awarded a ribbon cake to Dean Newell and a doll's dresses prize to Jean Crane.
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Payben
RR. Newham
Pepsis
Beenica
Dean Newell
Jean Crane
Associates Golf Match With Goolagong in Eugowra
A social golf match against Goolagong was played in Eugowra last Wednesday with about 14 visitors present and the game ending all square. Mrs J. C. Adams hosted, Mrs Ming Mary Perry spoke for Goolagong, and a return match is hoped for in August. Results from Saturdays stroke and Sundays stableford included Mrs G Smith winning A grade and Mrs G Pound B grade, with Mrs McDougall taking first in single-hole event and visitor Mrs Gum bly second. The Associates annual tournament is set for Sunday, with members asked to bring cake scones savories and a tea towel, and to arrive by 6:30 am to avoid congestion.
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Goolagong
Prrernt
J. C. Adams
Ming Mary Perry
Ti Ia
G. Smith
G. Pound
McDougall
Gumbly
Eugowra Loses Two Yeoval Games Seeks Sunday Return
Eugowra rugby sides were beaten by Yeoval on Sunday amid player sickness. The seconds trailed 7-6 at halftime, then fought back with two tries in 16 minutes. Sparkes and Glossy starred for Severe, while Greenhalgh crossed for Memoris and Dickenson converted. Furnern and Gumnock clash at Bu your on Sunday as Cumnock won the route metes and Eug powrawn out To avenge the defeat.
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Lugowra
Leama
Yeoval
Herd
Ta Mil
Severe
Sparkes
Glos
Greenhalgh
Dickenson
Furnern
Gumnock
Buyour
Cumnock
Births and travels feature in Eugowra notes and hospital diary
Mr and Mrs Roy Mathieson of Ul0 welcome a daughter as families share congratulations. Holiday visits include the Crowes, Gumbys, Sparkes, Cheney, and others with grandchildren and relatives joining in. Eugowora hospital faces full pressure with staff illnesses. multiple patients admitted and discharged, including infants and new births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mathieson
Mr. Mathieson
Andy Mathieson
Eugowra Memories Hospital
Roy Higgins
Morse
Y A Notes on Street Stall Drive for Youth Aid
Attention readers are warned about the yard sale event for the Text WA street stall. Mr W Sloan reports progress toward the penny drive to aid the youth aid venture, with plans tied to the Friday Dallas gathering.
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W Sloan
Kitchen Tea Held In School of Arts
A small group gathered at the School of Arts on Saturday night for a kitchen tea honoring Miss Pat Little and Mr Trevor Hedge. Pat received a bouquet from Busan Griffiths, with visitors from Cunowindry and Eu gowra nearby. Mr Herb Wheeldon gave flowers and best wishes, dancing continued until midnight with supper served. Others included Mr T Wykamnp and Miss Joan Neich.
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Pat Little
Trevor Hedge
School of Arts
Pat
Busan Griffiths
Girl Burned In Eugowra Accident
Deanne McKeon three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Max McKeon received second degree burns when her nightdress caught fire Wednesday of last week. She was admitted to Eugowra Memorial Hospital and reports say she is improving.
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Deanne McKeon
Max McKeon
Eugowra Memorial Hospital
Freak Lamb From Kia Car-Tledale Ewes Reported
Mr Arthur Harpley reports the birth of four freak lambs from a Kia Car-Tledale ewe. The lambs were malformed with two norsmade four legs and tails joined at the loins and had one head with a face on each side. The incident is noted in the Advocate Office records.
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Arthur Harpley
Vy. Jchan
Advocate” Office
First Visitor to Health Centre Honored by WA
Mr. L Noble’s son Dravid Reland became the first attendee at the Ev fours Baby Heal Centre as CWA members presented him with an inscribed silver wommon. The July 8 CWA meeting in the School of Arts planned an August 6 street rally with a turkey-dinner prize donated by Mr BEH Clements. Cooking contests will feature chocolate sponge scones cream pies and various desserts. The Central Western Group Council met at Orange on June 34 with J Jock and Wheeldon in attendance. The annual Central Western Group Conference will be at Mandurama on October 6 opened by State President Mrs Cullen. A presentation to Miss Elizabeth Northcott from the CWA acknowledged her marriage to Mr A Nash. Eugonrs branch reported a Central Western group radio session over 1 762. International Day will be in September with Canada as this year’s study country. The branch will cater for PA and H Show on October 1 and 2.
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Mr. L. Noble
Dravid Reland
Toby
Evfours Baby Heal Centre
CWA
School of Arte i
Me Beh Clements
Times
Wheeldon
J. Jock
Oranch
Central Western Group
Orange
Central Wester Group
Mandurama J
Cullen
Dmilse
Elizabeth Northcott
C.W.A
A Nash
Eugonrs
Septigber
Canada
American Tourney For Far West Children's Scheme
The American tennis tournament for the Far West Children’s Health Scheme was held last Sunday with winners Mr W Norrie and Feiler Hughes. Mr W Haswell won a poultry prize. A report praised the event and announced upcoming social events, nominations, and scheduling details for championship matches and emergency lists including participants from Caownindra and Canewindra with numerous names and dates.
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W. Norrie
Feiler Hughes
W. Haswell
Eugowrs
Din- Viet
Pik Ark
Orm
Car Registrations Notice Ignored at Eugowra
Police officer in charge at Eugowra warns car owners who have not collected renewal registrations from the police station that uncollected documents will be returned to the Transport Department for cancellation. Some details unclear due to damaged text.
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Eugowra
Transport Department
Red Cross Notes Fup head branch annual meeting July 32
The annual meeting of the Red Cross Society head branch will be held on Thursday at 3 pm in the C W A room. Alderman M H Gunn will preside. Afternoon tea will be served. August fundraising falls to Mrs W J Green who seeks donations. Trophies including a large ornamental bowl and bath towels are among the prizes. Tickets are available.
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Fuphea
Australian
Red Cros Society
C.W.A
Red Cross
Ald
M. H. Gunn
Mim
W. J. Green
Mixa A. Hobson
MM. Herbert
Younger Set Frolic and New Officers for Women Bowlers
The OWA monthly meeting noted a frolic at Royal Cafe and plans for a Saturday afternoon event with mood stalls. Elections produced Mrs A Neich as president and Mrs D Herbert, Mrs W Toohey as vice pres, with Miss G Pound reelected as secretary and Mrs B Shine as treasurer. Members praised public interest, library book access, and the aim to boost local bowling, with funds sought to buy chairs and tables.
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OWA
Royal Cafe
Joan Neich
Mra W. Toohey
G. Pound
Mra. B. Shine
Mra. Adama
Mies Barnes
Mesdames C. Douglas
F. Cheney
L. Leech
A. Mongan
C. Neville
Death of Edger C Allen former Eugowra stationmaster
In Sydney on July 1 died Edger Cecil Allen longtime Eugowra stationmaster and author of Old Eugowra a history of the town and district. He leaves a widow and two daughters his son predeceased him by about two years.
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Sydney
Edger Cecil Allen
Eugowra
Allen
District 8
T. Hodge Trophy Stage One Held At Gowrelub
The first stage of the T. Hodge Trophy was fired last Saturday at 300 yards. J. Glassen won the spoon with 77, L Noble scored 75 to take second. KR. Death for second place. Scores incomplete.
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T. Hodge
Bogowrelub
J. Glassen
L Noble
Trespass Notice for Bernardo and Pralete Vella
Notice prohibits hunting shooting or trespassing on Bernardo or Pralete Vella with prosecution. All sprews are cancelled. B Go Newell offers printing services and requirements with a claim of satisfaction.
Cooking Competition Showcases Cakes and Cakes Variety
A local cooking event lists items such as sponge sandwiches banana cake orange cake date roll lamingtons and boone sponge roll. Donations of cakes and produce are welcome with gratitude noted to JOYCH PRICE, Hon.
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Joych Price
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