11 Jul 1940
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Newspaper
Gilgandra Weekly And Castlereagh
Location
Gilgandra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1940
Page
1
The Commonwealth regime seeks young men aged 18 to 25 to enlist in the Light Horse Regiments. It urges those able to serve abroad or domestically to join, highlighting opportunities to defend the country and maintain force readiness. Many officers have already volunteered, and recruitment continues across all capacities to sustain regimental strength.
At Gilgandre Police Court on Tuesday convict George Bateman of indecent language. Mr R G Cook condemned the coarse remarks as revolting to women. Constables stated the incident occurred in Riles Street around 7 15 on Sunday, with witnesses mentioning a number of women and a neighbor's complaint.
The licensing court records a transfer of the Railway Hotel license. The proceedings note the new possession under specified documents and terms, with attached conditions relating to conditions of use and the exclusion of certain rights for the licensee.
Opening matches in the President's Trophy pay competition were played on Sunday. Semifinal and final are expected this weekend with low scoring and many players likely to adjust handicaps. Notable results included Kember defeating Moet and Haymes and Hays securing wins in afternoon play as associates' competition unfolds with several matches scheduled.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe patriotic sports and ball events with references to war effort fundraising and organizational notes. The legible portions mention patriotic funds, war workers, and committees, but the text is garbled and lacks clear event details or dates.
A burglar allegedly borrowed a rooster from a yard, hidden in the rain, and returned it later. Sergeant Ed Meilahon and Sergeant Wey led the case with officers in charge at Wert Wyulong.
Delegates gathered in Wellington for the district conference with Mayor presiding. The event featured speeches, selections, and a public banquet, highlighting unity efforts, fundraising, and local governance discussions among numerous delegates and district officials.
The Gilgandrs Red Cross branch organized a festive juvenile fancy dress event at Austria Hall on Friday night. Many children and adults attended, with prizes awarded for best costumes and various group displays featuring soldiers and muses, as the crowd enjoyed a lively, community-centered evening.
A Macquarie Group Council of the Coun ty Women's Association met at Lisao Inst week. Delegates from all parts of the district attended. The meeting covered various topics including hospitality, certificates, and recognition of members for wonderful work with the CWA. An event to honour September 17 was noted, with ladies and guests entertained at Aujeen.
A large attending audience at the farewell in the CWA room honored Mr and Mrs Carroll and their sons Lyall and Paddy. Guests heard warm toasts and the gathering reflected the esteem in which the family is held as community members and friends offered best wishes for their future.
At De Guiedndey Police Court two men named Tysgur Ryan and John Spiiles faced charges described as offensive behaviour Though the text is garbled a reference to an old dispute is noted with statements about a back yard confrontation and a lingering grievance The court hearing included remarks from Sergeant Cunninghaul and cited prior incidents as context of the disturbance
A lorry owner pleads in court over alleged brake failure on a public motor vehicle. The case cites faulty braking, the driver’s conduct, and ongoing transport department inspection delays as key factors in the incident.
A fragmentary report covers the first stage of the NRA Medal event held Sunday at Gilgondra Rifle Range. Scores and participant names fragmentarily appear, with mentions of Gunner names and several shooters finishing with various marks.
The Mayor of Dubbo Alderman Levisier announced last week that a permanent military camp will be established in the town to house more than five thousand personnel. Work is expected to begin soon with details of location and authorization outlined amid site surveys and departmental approvals.
A local gathering drew roughly 200 residents to discuss community concerns. The evening featured a speaker from the Alterifiemian Society who presented plans and proposals, with attendees engaging in questions and comment.
The Curban Rifle Club faced a series of stages at Sutlay Wee Sipe 1 with 75 points out of a possible 80. Athletes including Guthrie and Fallan competed for top honors as the event held near the NORA media murkamen fund progressed through each stage toward the final.
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