Troublesome fogs and lively Eugowra notices
Dense fogs disrupt traffic as townsfolk feel their way to homes and gates. Diggers ball draws large crowd. Knock-out football final ends scoreless and Canowindra wins in extra play. Local clubs host matches, wind up with showers of prizes. Farewell send-offs honor W Clifford and others amid steady town activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruouwea
Trafic
Cudal
Woodstock
Parkes Blues
Pifleid
Canowindra
Engowrm
Jack Hartcher
Forbes
Hughie Millard
Eugowra
Uhelma Harvey
Eugewre P. A and H. Association
al Wan
Maiday
Eugowin
Quandialla Hold On In Tough Caragabal Cup Clash
Quandialla and Caragabal battled to a tight finish on Bunny Reserve for the Mick Wade Cup. Both sides pressed for an opening score with strong defences and several near misses. Macklin, Lees and Purvis Lees stood out for Quandialla while Caragabal backs and Teidmann pressed in attack before a late scoreless draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny
Mick Wade
Caragabal
Chi
Quandialla
Caragaval
Wfi
Lerse- Hess
Melther
Juandialla
Opal
Macklin
Reeves
Lees
Purcin
Weather notes from Bedderabong and Goolagong regions
A week of cold nights with temperatures near 29 degrees reported at Bedderabong. Saturday was overcast with a brief sunny interval, and dense fog at night hindered land travel from Forbes. Goolagong enjoyed mostly pleasant weather though nights remained cold and frosty with a record low for the winter.
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Ciy
Forbes
Goolagong
Caragabal Wins Four-Game Tennis Match in Gondoy
Caragabal defeated Redlands 122 to 14 in a four game win here at Gondoy. The event included numerous doubles and mixed doubles matches with players named Malloy Monger OConnor Parslow Budge Hayden and others competing in gents doubles ladies doubles and mixed doubles divisions.
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Caragabal
Wiednesdy
Carangabal Hennis
Redlands
Gondoy
Gore
Detillan
Grail
Gents
R. Malloy
J Monger
Dim Monger
R. Haydon
Malloy
Ube
J. Heidtmann
V. EF. Budge
R. Hayden
Hin Monger
BE. Oconnor
F. Malloy
B. Malloy
V. M. Melly
A. Parslow
V. B
Jum Monger
F. Budge
RK. O'Conner
T. Oconnor
G. Monger
A. Malloy
E. Malloy
Parslow
Mias
Oconnor
A Malloy
J. Monger
O'Connor
A Parslow
RB O'Connor
T. O'Connor
J. Parker
E O'Connor
J. Heidmann
H Payne
Mise T
Local Tennis Matches Result in One Win and One Loss
Two local tennis teams played Sunday action. The Firsts lost to Grawlin at away courts while the Beconds defeated Grawlin Beconds at home.
P and C Euchre Party Held After Meeting
Card club at Caragabal held a euchre party after the Par enti and One Association meeting. Winners were Miss I Loftus and Mr A Molar.
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Caragabal
Quandialla People and Hospital News Briefs
Mr and Mrs H Napier and their son Max left for Sydney seeking medical advice as Hope for his recovery grows. An infant son of Mr and Mrs George born at Quandialla Hospital was transferred to Young Hospital for treatment and is progressing favorably. Mrs P Gardner of Coogee arrived to stay with Mr and Mrs C Aston of Fox Lodge. Guests arriving on the train included Mrs J Burns from Melbourne and Mr and Mrs B H Edger with Betty and Bobby Reedman visiting Mr W Penfold and Mr J Anderson. Mr C W Troth was admitted to Quandialla Hospital with throat trouble. Mrs Pollard and daughter returned home with Miss J Doad from Waverley, visiting Mr and Mrs W Causer. Mr Johnston of Corigalal was admitted in serious heart trouble. Mr and Mrs L Beavery returned from holidays in the metropolis and north. Miss Girnee Aller holidayed at Millvale. Nurse Sheila McCland visits home from St George Hospital. Mr John McClelland of the Bank of N.S.W. at Cootamundra visited over the weekend. Mr A Daley returned home after a pleasant city stay. Mr Morrow of the Commercial Hotel is on extended leave from niece Miss Meads of Gosford. Jack Pepper, who injured his leg last week, expects to return home after hospitalization. Mrs D Sanderson and infant daughter left for Ketoomba after a week with her sister Mrs H B Bengilly. Mr and Mrs Stevens of Bathurst spent the holiday weekend with Mrs Stevens’ mother, Mrs Wright of Nandandarra.
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Quandialla
H Napier
Wattledale
Max Dangerously
Sydney
Ives
George
Quandialla S Hospital
P. Gardner
Coogee
C. Aston
Fox Lodge
J. Burns
Burnaide
Melbourne
BH. Edger
Betty
Bobby Reedman
Hamilton
W. Penfold
Millara
J. Anderson
Talbot Street
Bowral
C. W. Troth
Quandialia Hospital
J. Pollard
JD. Toad
Waverley
W. Causer
Mr. Johnston
Corigabal
Guandialla Hospital
L. Beavery
Metropolis
North
Girnee Aller
Millvale
Sheila McCkland
Bt. George Hospital
Koga
Tah
John McClelland
Banke of N.&w
Cootamundra
Gilly
Mra
Stevens
Bathurst
Mins. Wright
Nan
Danderra
Chiming Clock Gift at Surprise Birthday Party
At Mrs D Kellys home Glanjum Monday evening a large gathering celebrated Miss Stan Causes birthday with musical honors. A chiming clock was presented by Mgr N Conn after heartfelt remarks praising the guest of honor and well wishes from friends and family.
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D. Kelly
Stan
Mgr. N. Conn
Jean
McMillan
Cuisier
WT Couser
Iolso
Guste
Edgar
Plano
Quandiary Tennis Club Sunday Monday Results
Bright tennis results from the Quandiary Tennis Club tournament show imperfect entries yet competitive matches. Ladies singles and doubles feature Milan and Trath, while Hutch nore Kent lead men’s singles with close doubles performances and notable handicaps near the finals.
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Quandiary Tennis Club
Milan MN
Trath
Micy R
McNamara Gent
Hutchnore Kent
Piney Range Wins At Wirringa In Tennis Meet
Piney Range tennis players visiting Wirringa on Sunday won the overall men’s singles 2-2 and suffered in doubles with the Piney Range ladies losing two sets in their doubles matches. Wirringa’s men dominated the doubles lineup, defeating Piney Range in most rubbers while mixed doubles featured Boreham and Dean against Hancock and Hancock.
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Piney Range Tennis
Wirringa
Piney Range
Wirraya
Hockey Interest at Caragabal and Forbes Carnival
Caragabal teams visited Cowra Saturday with the girls winning six to one. Scorers for Caragabal were W. Holmes, M Death, M Malloy, I O'Connor. The men lost four to two with W McNickle and Tomomiched scoring. After the match the teams had lunch together and were hosted by Cowra. On Monday at Forbes the girls won the hockey carnival cup.
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Cowra
WV. Holmes
M. Death
M. Malloy
I. O'Connor
Boorman
W. McNickke
Tomomiched
Carrigebal
Forbes
Ambulance First Aid Class Concludes With Presentations
Beloved Bedgerabong event marks end of a first aid course led by Dr Vout and Mr Wheeler with Mr Garrard and Miss Stewart presenting certificates. AlthoughRevere candidates missed the final night, all attendees expressed satisfaction, gained valuable skills, and plans were made for future retraining if needed.
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Moesers
Wheeler
Social Round at Goolagong A Successful Parish Event
An afternoon social at the Goolagong local hall organized by Miss Gram ham drew a large crowd. A varied programme with novelties, a sponge sandwich prize, and dancing led to a thoroughly enjoyable time. Prizes were awarded to Miss Peg Wala for cake, Mr Jos Dowd and Mrs ML Timmins won grocery and bar key prompts. An evening uphill cuithre party and dance, led by Mr Norman Pepper and Miss Peg Walsh, also drew strong attendance with euchre prizes won by Mrs PK Riley and Mrs Cornwall. A final balance sheet yet to come indicates about £1 may net, a favorable result for promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prime
Butt
Mise
Stack
Norman Pepper
Peg Walsh
PK. Riley
Mire
C. Cornwall
Thrown From Horse At Cowra Injures Ken McGrath
Ken McGrath son of Mr and Mrs D McGrath sustained a severe hip fracture when thrown from a horse on Mr Qusby s property at Cowra last week. He was taken to Cowra for initial care, then to Orange by Cowra doctor s advice and admitted to Base Hospital where he remains under treatment with a lengthy recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groolagong
Ken. McGrath
D. McGrath
G'GONG Golf and Tennis Club Opens Visitors Attend
Eleven members and associates of the local Golf Club visited Grenfell for the official opening of that club last Sunday. The local associates will play their first weekly competition next Wednesday on the new links. Tennis: a team from Town teaub Visited Bandon resulting in a 12 sets draw. On Sunday the Mo. 1 team will play a match with a team from Laurence Club, while No. 8 team journeys to Crewelin.
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Grenfell
Trom We Town Teaub
Bandon
Moica
Mo. 1
Laurence Club
Porches
No. & Steam
Crewlin
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Yor
Morley AY
Losebery
End of Melbourne
Adelaide
FERTH
Lux
the Advocate
Haoo
Electricity — Sport
W. Clifford
Bowling Green
Golf Club
Torewell Miesom
Wena
F. Carman
Quandi
McWade
Caragabal’s
Quandialla, Wed
Corngebal
Teldemann
Anderson
Corba
Kiel
Quandialia
Lee
Anoner
Purvis Lees
Qiuriolio
Mente
Patterson
Eaare
Quandtalla
B, Solomon
T. George
W. Macklin
T. Lass
P Por
Watts
Yo Bundes
W. Smith
WH Anderson
J. Guy
W. O'Leary
Barks
W. Slavin
McLellan
Slavin
H. Vaughan
J & Teidemann
B Willams
J. MekKen- Tiaftwartis
P. Ladlow
J. Doyle
W. Prat
E McKensle
Lawen
T O'Meally
Bedderabong
P. & C. Euchre Party
Caragabal, Wed
Coolagong, Wed
Mr A. Daley
Quandialla, Wei
Genge
Boreham
Hancock
Pareer
W. Hancock
Gannon
Wal
Bill Black
G. Hancock
L. Parker
L. Hancock
Mf. Gannon
W. Gannon
M_ Genge
L. Black
Gd Hancock
Mrs. Dean
Minn
M. Black
E. Hancock
Eva Hancock
Cowra and
Baromgiap “Eugowra
Miss Stewart
Mr. Wheeler
Mr. Garrard
Eeana
Saeed
G'gong Man
G'Gong
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