Reward Offered for Information on Conviction of Parents
A reward is announced for anyone providing information leading to the conviction of the parents. The notice urges tips from the public and outlines the pursuit of legal action in the case.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
7
A reward is announced for anyone providing information leading to the conviction of the parents. The notice urges tips from the public and outlines the pursuit of legal action in the case.
The next meeting of Ye Agricultural Bureau is set for Mr. Heinrich's residence on Saturday night. After the usual business is concluded, Machre and ping-pong tournaments will provide entertainment. Internet in the Bureau movement is keen and meetings are well attended.
Local report from Ootha notes grasshopper plague delaying wheat sowing and threatening crops. Growers fear further damage as the infestation shows no sign of abatement, jeopardizing the season’s yield in the district.
Several school children are returning to Ooltho this week for the mid winter bulkaya. A plan is urged to arrange pickup and drop off for children travelling to and from the various schools by the Uiroken Hill express. Mr Peterson, teacher at Ootha school, is recovering in Condobolin Hospital after an appendicitis operation.
In a letter to the editor Forbes farmer argues for coordinated action among wheat exporting nations to curb sowing areas and ration production. He cites Australia’s sales and current high surpluses, predicts price rises if exporters limit outputs, and proposes a centralized board to fix maximum acreage and promote hard wheat for overseas markets.
Agricultural Bureau Gotha reports Derr Wong team faced Ooths tetals on Ootha courts last Sunday. Several enjoyable sets were played before rain halted play, with Derr Wong in the lead. Burrawong team expected to win Gotha next Sunday.
Thun Wilt driving a sulky threw farmer Mr itees Thom as from his vehicle on Wednesday morning near Canowindra. He struck the roadway and suffered a fractured thigh. He was conveyed to Canowindra Memorial Hospital for treatment.
The Bugowra Wake golf course opened on a sunny Sunday drawing visitors from Parkes Manildra Molong Cudal Canowindra Forbes and surrounding towns. A mixed foursome event was played followed by a four couple competition. The Parkes pair of T. Berkeley and Miss Newbigging won the final trophy with a 3 over 12 hole meet score.
A tennis social organized by secretary Les Troy raised funds for the Mand Tennis Club. The event at the Penfolds’ home in Bland attracted a good crowd with prizes won by Una Myers and M. Keir for cards and Edu Penfold with Jack Williams for ping-pong.
Mrs Ashcroft of Bedgerabong spilled boiling water on herself while working at home. She was rushed to Forbes District Hospital for treatment and is expected to be discharged over the coming weekend.
The Yarraban dai CWA held a well attended meeting at the local Rest Room last Saturday. An annual ball is set for Friday June 15 with music, supper, and old time dances every third dance. The branch recently aided a needy young family of six and will back a euchre party at Yarra hall to raise funds. Yarrabanda tennis notes strong interest with Barton and Butler winning the ladies doubles. the men's doubles remain undecided.
Last Wednesday the annual convent ball was held in the loon hall with guests from Eugowra Canowindra and nearby areas. O'Brien's orchestra from Woodstock provided music while extras were supplied by Miga Thompson. Supper was hosted by local ladies with Misses Molly Staydon and Jenn McKensie as hon deca, helping ensure a success. A dance at Mulgandry on May 1 is being organised for the same crowd.
Mothers' Pay will be celebrated on Sunday May 11 by United Town Service in Quandialla Hall. The observance will be followed by a tea for the mothers provided by the young people.
COOLAGONG Wed Mr and Mrsain recently married in Sydney arrived home on Tuesday. Mr A Mareh, hospital patient at Molong, returned home the week prior. Visitors from Sydney and Molong district include Mr and Mrs Cumming Sydney and Mr Moloney and Miss Maloney from Meringo staying with Mr and Mrs W Haydon. Dekwaon from Sydney holidaying with J Brick. Mrs Wrielit of Orange accompanied by her son spent the weekend with daughter Mrs Jas Taylor of Bolderwoods. Miss Meinaed lemon Thirds taking a fortnight holiday in the area. Condolences extended to Mr PF Walsh former district resident on his wife’s death at Cowra last week.
At a recent Parents and Citizens Association meeting the group decided to celebrate Empire Day on May 24. The proposal was approved after discussion of the annual event and its significance to the school community.
At the monthly meeting last Monday night Goolagong group discussed petitioning for the local police constable to retain use of a motor car for conveyance. They also agreed to seek permission from the Education Department to hold future meetings in the Public School building with Mr Jas Taylor elected president.
A Bugowra concert company performed Wednesday night to aid disabled soldiers of the district. The event drew local attendees and supported veteran welfare.
Mr Harvey announces new garage at Ootha nearing completion. The addition aims to boost local commerce and serve the district with improved boat storage and related services.
Advocate notes wedding invitations and dance programs as essential social tools. Discusses planning tips, etiquette, and coordination with venues and vendors for a smooth event.
His Lordship Dr Barry HC Bishop of Goulburn will visit Goolagong on Thursday to administer the Sacrament of Confirmation to a number of candidates.
Winter advice stresses porridge as a staple breakfast. Uncle Toby's Oats is sold only in specific packaging Mb, 4b, and Gib. bags to avoid bulk sales or misrepresentation by shopkeepers. Housewives urged to insist on genuine Uncle Toby's Oats.
Inter town golf action saw Quandialla beaten by Barmedman visitors who demonstrated course play over water hazards bunkers and old mines. Although Quandialla failed to win honors they gained valuable experience and Captain Steele hoped the return match would swing in Quandialla’s favor.
Bedgerabong footballers beat Hogan Gate by 4 to 1 in a preliminary Mead Cup clash though not at full stride. They prepare for their Meagher Shield debut next Sunday, seeking stronger form.
Goolagong was edged by Hugowra last Sunday in a close tennda team clash. The final score was 17 sets to 15, with Hugowra securing the win in a tight contest.
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