Lost Sheep
Petition seeks help locating a lost sheep from an abbey area with br mmnd features and ear scars. Contact Mrs. Shepherd at Valley View Eu gowra with any information.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 11, 1945
Page
6
Petition seeks help locating a lost sheep from an abbey area with br mmnd features and ear scars. Contact Mrs. Shepherd at Valley View Eu gowra with any information.
A district correspondent proposes launching a learn to dance campaign amid a local push for arts and youth engagement. He notes several young men can dance and mentions a similar campaign in Unis town, asking why Sart a dancing school cannot be started here.
Eugowra district news notes a visit by Mr H D Black the well known commentator and University Board Ex fematon lecturer. If timing allows Eugowra will honor his presence with a public address likely on Capitalism Communism and Democracy.
School broke up this week as wadhtrs stay with their people in various parts of the Biste Molong ALT Flight visited Eu fowrs on Sunday and fought the local Flight in athletic events and football. The afternoon football match saw the home Flight win 1 to mil, though Molong Fight missed chances to score. Eugenia footballers were defeated 20 to 6 by Can owindina at their centre. The Younger Set planned a Victory ball for Tuesday 18 May after a Monday night meeting. About 14 points of rain fell this week, boosting farmers who expect sowing to resume.
Mrs Dave McQuarron and Gwen returned from a Sydney holiday. Mr and Mrs Dudley Roberta announce a newborn son. Miss Pauling Buckman visited Eeowra with her parents. Week end golf saw Jack Upton and Bill Hurcum win. Bill Hurcum’s round near par prompts expectations of more golf success this season. Mrs Vandetour and children visit Melbourne. Mr Dongivan convalesces after illness. Mrs Clark returns from Manly with Frank Yell. Bank of NSW manager D Menaies promoted to Urals brine, replaced by V J Borwell of Yenda.
The RugoWrnnesociates associate competition held Wednesday May 2 featured a 14 stroke play format with excellent scores reported. Mrs Nelch lowered her handicap by 190 strokes and other results include Mrs Neich 5-27-08 Mrs Tee 1-20-72 Mrs Dwyer 04-22-72 Mrs Croucher 03-20-73 Mrs Horton 1172-30-76 Mrs Dort 92-15-17 and Mrs Douglin 111-27-84.
The Eugowra Red Cross branch held its May meeting with 16 members present. Treasurer Mrs Menzies resigned due to leaving the district and Mrs L Hoswell was appointed interim treasurer until the annual meeting. A £1 donation from Mr T Rawsthorne was allocated by the Baleyarda Ladies' Committee. The June 1 street stall was postponed to June 16 due to a Catholic plan. Gratitude is recorded for gifts and support from Mrs Holmes and others to the Popular Mother competition and War Loan Committee.
Goolagong and District BAA hosted a Saturday meet with wide turnout from Paytenia Bridge schoolchildren parents and citizens. Organisers expect the event to become an annual fixture and anticipate growing enthusiasm from the community as the weather improves.
Butchers and markets report record top offers for turkeys sold by live weight and dressed weight this season, reflecting higher demand and tighter supply across regional markets. Prices vary by size, with larger birds fetching the strongest bids.
The Chamber debated the Parkes and Forbes delegates absence due to V Day preparations as it plans to invite signatories to the next meeting on June 4. It discussed forest afforestation, plant relocation to Cranky Rock, and unemployment concerns from Toree Shire Council with potential cross-town cooperation.
Counter directions affected attendancy at the range last Sunday afternoon. Forty shooters counted at 300 and 400 yard mounds with three late arrivals bringing total to the 500 yard event. Harpley Wis scored 61 from the long ranges. Pie Giasson’s eight marked improvement. Southwell’s 79 pleased teammates as they defend the Bidulph Cup. Arthur Harpley’s 33 hints Pound may need to compete early.
Notes from the district commissioner indicate arrangements for a Boy Scout ceremony. Mentions Mesdames Nath and Morgan and a planned special Court of Honor. References Seaton and Brock in the context of new leadership or roles.
A released prisoner of war recounts near miss with the first Yank units, describes escape from German lines, rearming with rifles, aiding advancing troops in France, and hopeful homeward trek to England. He praises Yanks as “grand boys” and notes recent cable news of a father’s death and lean times away from home, with plans to reach London soon.
Fragments describe health products, costs, and recipes for remedies. Mentions a proscription and a street specialist with references to OR costs, packets to make active mixtures, and a claim of cheap treatment. Also cites names like Harley St and R.U.R. with vague context.
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