Bowls Grade A Finals Deliver Tight Finish
The A grade bowls final featured a tight finish as Gar Jones and Jules Oliot led 16 on the 11th end before Dr. Kelley and Gale leveled at 26 all on the 35th end. In the final end Dr. Kelley and Gale ran out winners 18 to 12.
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Gar Jones
Jules Oliot
Dr. Kelley
Dr. K and
Gale
Short Putts Championship Nominations Close At Special Meeting
In a special general meeting nominations for the singles championship were discussed with a close date set for nominations. The report lists local results from Ferguson Sinel d and nearby clubs, including matches at Fortes and Eugowra with multiple players named and scores. It also notes a Progressive Competition won by Walden Byrne Gogard Gardiner with 3 games 24 points and outlines next week’s event and beginner hints.
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Fuready
Ferguson Sineld
Young
Walsh
Genge
Crawford
Blairkand
Myler
Palmer
Brow
Ross
Copeland
Okip
Murles
Beith
Woodhee
Meri
Williama
Tindal
Grogan
Rowt
Jopling
Pollock
Bevan
McNeught
Ollson
Girdham
Parnell
Neilson
Trotman
McNamare
Wright
T. Green
Walden
K. McDougal
Elphinstone
Prell
Crouch Sr
Turnbull
Wyatt
Belgrove
P. Gardiner
Chaand
G. Beagrove
Downey Inkip
Z Reid
Bruce
C. Lowe
C. Broderick
Black
Collitts
Wil Jones
A Wills
Dakip
Thera
Booth
Kenmard Tekips
Olghe
Byrne
Gogard
Gardiner Tskips
Prise
E Wateon
A. Willis
Downey
Ban Smoeth
Temperature Trend Shows Moderate Rise To Warm Autumn Days
The report notes fine and warm conditions with no excessive heat in recent days. Temperatures edge down slightly at night as autumn approaches, with mild daytime highs and cooler overnight lows.
Local sports notes mix cricket themes and harbor plans
Word puzzles and personal jottings mix with local sports updates from the course and newspaper notices. Mentions of Ron Barton, a new ruben, and upcoming opening day at the course sit beside playful verses about cricket, a possible membership clamp, and rivalries.
Night Tennis Draw For Next Week
Monday night features Evergreens versus Meaghers Muchare versus Jawan Racqueteers against Buttons and Bows Tuesday night pits All-fin Graw lio against All-Comarm versus Y.CW Blue Birds Thursday night hosts Trockadore Konktabunras Ei-Larks No-Hep ern Friday opens with Mustangs against Old-Timers.
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Evergreens
Meaghers
Muchare Y Jawan
All-Comarm Vo
Blue Birds
Trockadore
Konktabunras
Ei-Larks
Mustangs
Warroo Weather and Local Happenings Chronicle
The Warroo column notes cooler conditions with persistent nights and some rain. Local events include the christening at Warroo Church of Roseld Daniel, the Holiday return of Mr and Mrs Max Godden, and Peter Rout’s pending Broken Hill visit. Also mentioned are hospital updates, visits, and a cricket match report noting a 130 run defeat.
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T. Hughes
Meadow-bank
Crorsalia
Warroo Church
Max Godden
Kywong
Roseld Daniel
Peter Rout
Broken Hill
Gwen Puller
Trelawn
Simmonds
Sean
Pretoria
Bo Li
Forbes District
Min May Kerr
Trundle
Parca
Mira
L. H. Reat
Rugby Union Club Seeks Two Coaches For Ahead Of Season
The Forbes Rugby Union Club discussed appointing two coaches, AW Mee Hibbin of North Sydney High School and Mrr. Tweedale. The plan aims to balance coaching duties with differing philosophies, as Mc Kibbin expressed willingness to assist and the group noted North Sydney’s junior title as a recent achievement.
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AW Mee Hibbin
North Sydney
Wee
Forbes
Tyg
Tweedale
Humaelf
Roach
Drinkwater
Mel Rubbon
North Sydney High
McBibbin
Jmal
Masara Tweedale
Mc Kibbin
Cricket Week End Games Sees Rain Halts Final Stages
Local cricket schedule resumes tomorrow after Ex servicemen faced Methodists with 170 for five. Methodists were 4 for one at stumps as WW and Capst began the semi finals but rain stopped play after four minutes. Weather halves tomorrow’s available time.
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Methodists
Forbes Rugby Union Club Sees Strong Prospects At Annual Meeting
A large turnout at Forbes Parish Hall for the Forbes Rugby Union Club annual meeting celebrated a healthy season. Treasurer J Goldman reported receipts of £262 10s 10d, expenses £248 2s 7d, leaving £23 5s 9d. The president Mr Mellion praised the club’s first-year achievements and coaching, noting strong senior and reserve showings in Orange Union play. Officers were elected with Mr W R Hall as president, J Goldman treasurer, and Messrs Tweedale and Mellin named joint coaches. The ground remains Showground if available, with subscriptions kept, and a rules draft to form the club constitution.
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Forbes Rugby Union Club
Hell
John Melllon Reed
3. Goldman
Wat
Meillon
Ing Fe
Forbes
Orange Union
Orange
Emus
Tts
Hone
Eric Tweedale
Parramatta
Christan Brothers Old Boys
BW. Rugby Union
Oraige Rugby
Galen Counc
Messrs Clarke "Toohey
Claude Woods
Honeh
Jack Drinkwater
J. Bly
Darrell Wall
T. Rosa
Wr, Hall
Messrs
J. Sly
F Spratt
W. Maries
J. Meltion
J. Carruthers
J. Drinkwater
R. Palmer
E. Wills
J. Clee
Ora
McLean
Delohery
Kelleher
Ralph
J Goldman
Mesars Lovell
Tweedale
Mo Bibbin
J. Mellin
C Drabech
EL. Elliott
Mess E. Teeedall
A. Mel Bilbbin
North Sydney High School
Messry McKay
Earl
B. Brown
A. W. McElbtin
D. McNell
H Tyindall Tiwan
Meilion St
FR. Hall
Meilion
Horse Sales Drive Gains In Equestrian Federation Work
The Equestrian Federation renews focus on Olympic riding standards amid rising public interest in horses. At Maitland a major center adapts to growing demand, J Enright of Maitland expanding after 1870 family business records. The firm now partners with New Zealand Loan to meet demand for horses and riding activities across Australia and New Zealand.
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Equestrian Federation
Orees
Mantland
Amles
J. Enright
mMaitland
Lin
J. Enrright
New Zealand
Jock Enright
Non
Australia
Nzl
Maitland
Market Unchanged To Firm At Homebush
Dalgety News Service reports that at the Homebush sales yesterday 19991 sheep and lambs were penned. Sheep were very firm and lambs generally steadier. Suckers made 22d to 26d, lambs 20d to ad. ewes Td to Ad per lb, plus scl value. Cattle yarded 2733, mixed quality. Market practically unchanged with bullocks 142/ to 180/, steers 14/ to 186/, cows 100/ to 112/, heifers 135/ to 145/, yearlings 185/ to LB per 100. Noon truckings: 147 sheep, 96 cattle wagons.
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Dalgety
Newa Service
Lerdey
Railway tender notices for Parkes Institute and social ball
Government notices announce sealed tenders for erection of plans and contract conditions for the Parkes Railway Institute and Social Ball to be received by the Commissioner for Railways, with sets available at 19 York Street Sydney and deposits required. Also notes church services at St John’s Forbes and a local obituary and birth notice.
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Department OF Railways
Parkes Railway Institute
Commissioner For Railways
York Guest
Sydney
Railways
W. A. Anderson
ST. Johns
Tronbarka
John's
Wirrings
St. John's
Nelson Park Tennis Club annual meeting notice
The Nelson Park Tennis Club announces its annual meeting to be held in the Chib nell at o'clock on Friday lath March. In the Supreme Court of New South Wales probate jurisdiction, the will of Herbert Bass late of Forbes is being probated. Fourteen days after publication applicants seek probate of the will and codicil witnessed in Victoria. Creditors of the estate must send details of their claims to D. J. Moloney & Williams Solicitors Leichlan Chambers Lachlan 41 Sydney via their agents Edgley Brown & Sanderson Golicitors 6 Wyr Yard Street Sydney.
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Chibnell At & O'Clock
Priday
Gm Meters
Lin Watson
Bee
Herbert Bass
Forbes
New South Wales
Farmer
Gracie
de Penned
Victoria
Union Trustee Company
Sola
Wland
Pitts
Francis Villotet
Nin
Wales
Electrician
Deerien
Emtter
Trier
Joan Villotet
Liota
D. J. Molomey
Williame
Tender calls for road works in Goolagong Grenfell district
Shire of Jemalong invites tenders for road No. 27 Goolagong Grenfell with 71 percent deposit. Tender documents available from Department of Main Roads Sydney and Forbes council offices. L owest tender not guaranteed acceptance. bids due in April 1953.
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Pica
Tenders invited by Shire of Jemalong for gravel road works
The Shire of Jemalong invites tenders accompanied by a cash deposit for contracts 83/1 62/1 82/4 and 62/5 covering gravel supply delivery and spreading from trucks. Tenders close by 2 April 1962 at 1 pm in Parkes and Sydney offices. The lowest tender will be accepted. Also notices of estate administration for Vila Ottet appear in Supreme Court.
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Ko So
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Main Roids
Cuastlern
Street
Sydney
Allice
Parkes
Council
M. Oopela
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