Tooraweenah News Highlights and Anzac Day Reflections
Local notes report Roy Drew wounded while lopping Kurrajong on Laurel Hill a Gilgundra hospital. Mrs Woods holidaying in Sydney. McWhirter to Universal Stores handed to Ivor L. Garing. drought relief from recent rains. Anzac Day memorial at Memorial Institute featured sermons on peace and league ideals, with community leaders urging renewal of diplomacy and family outreach for a world free of war.
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Roy Drew
Kurrajong
Laurel Hilla
Gilgundra
Drew
FP. Woods
Ivor L. Garing
McWhirter
Tooraweenah
Cecil Arenow
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Memoral Institute
Presbyterian Church
A. C. Garling
Dubbo
Toorsweenah
W. A. Gervens
W. Merrman
Laurel Hills
Burruwa
M Gevens
Laur Rills
Patrick Clancy
B. Foley
Newcastle
Mc Nigh
Fellows
C. Fellows
Haa S'Nee
Coonabarabran Hospital
John Manusu
Hillside
Memorial Institute
Australia
J Wsmentinough
Gallipoli
Australa
Tuch
Red Cross
V. Arnold
Gria
Bopa
D. Rayner
Protestant Alliance Friendly Society
L. Deanaon
P. Phallon
Sons of Australia
Piaces
Robert Collick
Anzac
Europe
England
Randwick Hospital
Thik’ng
France
Therm
Van
Collick
Flanders
Stuart MacIntyre
Tie
Angar
Local Eumungerie News Highlights Personal and Community Updates
From our correspondent Mrs Fatman returns from holiday and Mr Pollard visits Sydney relatives while undergoing hospital care. A pro tem secretary leads Farmers Union and P C Aholders plan jumble stall and tea on election day. Tennis season opens with a match against Gundy Creek and a May 17 dance with Royal Dance Band. Weather brings heavy rain and farmers begin sowing amid wartime sympathies.
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Fatman
Pollard
Sydney
W. Whiteley
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
L. Lenon
Dubbo Hospital
Frank Buck
Mise D. McKenzie
A. E. Jones
Farmers' Union
Farmers’ Union
Ern Dohnt
Gundy Creek
Bum Lungerie Tennis League
Arthur Richards
Royal Dance Band
Eumangerie Club
Gilgandra Cycle Club Prepares for King’s Birthday Sports
Gilgandra Cycle Club plans a monster event on King’s Birthday June 3 with prize money £35 and trophies. Local sponsors contributed £19 plus trophies. events include cycle races, wood chopping, saw, hammer throwing, and ladies competitions at Gilgandra Show Ground starting 11 am. Entries close May 21.
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Gilgandra
Ths
Sheffield
Gil‘gandra
Gilgendra Rifle Club Holds Monthly Shoot
Twenty shooters took part at Gilgendra Rifle Club on the local range for the monthly club shoot. New members joined as R Lewis and Y Hearn top scored with one rifle. competition was staged from the 604 and 600 yard ranges with seven shots and two fighters allowed at each.
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Gilgendra Rifle Club
R. Lewis
Y. Hearn
R. Lowaye
Cap
R Johnstone
E Tompkins
L Linke
Buckley Za
Nash
A. Shaloub
Chots
Beng
Dat Ano
Aun Yord Mounds
J. Wilson
J Ross
R. Johnstone
A. Ms Nalder
Clare W. Johnson
Marslow R. Marchant
A. Kember
Ag Sutton
R Lewis
P. Heaintes
Isom
Smith Way
Horwood
J Heley
B. Gopaill
Jor
E. Tom
Kong W. Nash
A. Shaloub I
Linke
M. Turner
M. Curran P Nash
W. Buckley
Lang J. Wynne
Curban Rifle Club Holds Practice Shoots Amid Rough Conditions
A Curban Rifle Club Sunday practice on the urban range saw many marksmen score outer hits due to wet, long conditions. Results list top shooters by ranges 600 and 900 yards, with Marchant and Naller among leading scorers. next Sunday a team travels to Coonamble for the Guban Cup, with a-practice match scheduled at 11 a.m. on the home range.
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Tooraweeneh
Balladoran
Jenkis
Helladoran
Tooraweenah
Jenkins
Lenon
Davis
Liddell
Richison
Sonpother
Tooraweensh
L. Davis
Parkes
Binnaway
B. Marchant
F. Nalder
J. Naider
L. Champon
Cou
K. Spak
C. Marchant
Ze— BP
BF. Lawnall
G. Fallon
Es—R
W. Priddie
KR. Naider0—27——57; D. Osparney 2H—Au Go; A. Rogers $2—24—Hd; R- Marchant
N. Prddieso
W. Champion
L. Rose
H. McKay
W. Guthrie
Marchant
KR. H
Association Golf: Ladies Handicap Event Winners
Fourteen players competed in the 18 hole stock handicap event on Ladies Day. Mrs Barton won with 97 36 61, Christie places second at 95 23 62, other scores include Warren 98 50 66 and Campbell 87 17 70.
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Barton
Christie
Secon
A. Barton
Christ'e
Mrs. Warren
Miss Ryan
Hacker
Anneeed
Field
Miss Campbell
Mrs. Gibson
Hutton
Miss Higinbotham
Mre. Brown
Robertson
Ner
Hat Trick Curban Shooter B Marchant Dominates Easter Rifle Meet
B Marchant of Curban delivered a remarkable performance at Mudgra securing a hat trick in the C Series and winning the Cassilis prize at 300 yards. He also led the Binnoway and Cobbora Aggregates, earning multiple prizes totaling £5 plus earlier £1 prizes, while P H Priddie and others posted notable scores. Marchant followed the Mudgee success by winning both events at Curban range Sunday, signaling potential as a top regional marksman.
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B. Marchant
Curban
Markeman
Mudgra
P. H. Priddie
Cassilis
Cobrera
Marchant
Curban Range
Yeo Backed by Australian Delegate for Castlereagh Seat
Spened H V C Thorby appeals Castlereagh voters to support Alf Yeo in the State Election. He urges a large majority, praising Yeo's integrity, public service, and parliamentary record while noting his absence abroad as part of the Australian delegation.
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Alf Yeo
London
Australia
Castesnagh
Alf Yea
Castlereagh
Lam
Elestue
New South Wales
Australa
Yeo
Tuntowth
Spened
H. V. C. Thorby
Blue Diamond Dance Band Open for Engagements
Gikgunliu announces the Blue Diamond Dance Band is available for bookings led by Mr R Wen ban with eighteen years of experience. The lineup features Freddy Jlooe on pine and bass fiddle from The Savoy Dance Palais and Lennia Raymond on trombone saxophone and comedy, previously with Studio Band Melbourne. The act showcases piano, saxophones, trombone, violin, drums, mandolin, and banjo for a polished stage performance.
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Blue Diamond
Gikgunliu
Juiiuier
R. Wenban
Var Ous
Experenc 5
Gomevol Hita
Freddy Jlooe
Pine
Savoy Dance Palais
Brie Aolvedo
Dancy Land
Lennia Raymond
Jie
Melbourne
Vaniy Hes
Australia
Tly Steel Works
Oi Fiehest
Gilgandra Baby Health Centre Report
Summary of visits to Gilgandra Baby Health Centre during the period reported by Sydney Medical Director. Mothers visited by Sisters and free born babies noted. Attendance totals show 38 infants and mothers with babies, 35 under one year, 38 under two years including mothers, daily average 9.5. New cages added at the centre.
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Gilpandria
Dyrecte
Teuth
Sydney Mevis
Iivulit
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