Annual General Meeting of Local Parents and Citizens' Association
The annual general meeting of the Local Parents and Citizens' Association at the school on Thursday was sparsely attended. Officers were re elected. the report showed membership gains, a smaller bank debit, and donations from the Mothers' Club and other fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents and Citizens‘ Association
Mesdames H. Page
Fitzgerald
J. R. Yardy
A. Tate
Horace Hazelwood
1 .Herb
Hazelwood
A. Brorson
Bert Nash
W. Dean
Messrs
H. J. Shepherd
W. McGown
H. N. Chaplin
Mothers’ Club
Payments and Citizens’ Association
Uva
H. T. Shepherd
Nash
Gray
Chaplin
Shepherd
Newton
McGoton
Highfield
Association
Mothers Club
P. H. Dearis
Shire
HT. Shepherd
My. W. Highfield
H. N. Anapjin
Hee. Gray
Tate
McCawn
Mr. Highfield
Gloucester Association Pushes For County High School Status
P C Association discussed Gloucester School status urging higher education standards and local support. They planned an inquiry with the Department, appealed to the Shire Council, and sought broader P and C and community backing to establish a Gloucester High School to serve feeder districts and reduce travel for students. The meeting also focused on increasing membership and scheduling monthly meetings starting May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayne
Gloucester
Highfield
Messi
Horace
Gies
Wy. Bernett
Momber
Houuester
Dolchester
Bee
Guy
Chamber of Commerce
Shepherd
Higherhools
Taree
Maitland
Travellng
McGown
Mesdames Fitzgerald
Page
Harold Lowrey
Craven
Gloucester School
P. and C
Gloucester Association
Yugoslavia Embraces Pro British Premier After Bloodless Coup
Dramatic shift in Yugoslavia as 17-year-old King Peter II backs a bloodless coup with Army and Navy aid. General Richard Simovich becomes Premier, signaling likely denunciation of the Axis Pact and a major impact on the Balkans, Greece, and Turkey. Russia pledges restraint if Turkey defends integrity, shaping Eastern Europe and the Dardanelles dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Peter 11
Richard Dusan Simovich
Balkans
Gemany
Greace
Turkey
Moscow
Russia
Eastern
Europe
Itt
Straits
Greek Advance Reported In Tepelini During Balkan Campaign
Greek advance troops are reported to have entered Tepelini, signaling a possible penetration of Italian lines after recent counter-attacks thinned positions. Prospects for further Greek gains are uncertain as Italy boasts a deeper defensive system and analysts warn against extending lines amid the Balkans situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepelini
Balkan
Sleep walking safer on roads says NSW road council
Road safety officials in New South Wales emphasize that walking on the right side or on footpaths is safer for pedestrians. They note sleep walking is less dangerous than road walking, urge pedestrians to avoid leftside walking, and say police may enforce walking on the correct side to prevent deaths and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Road Safety Council
New South Wales
Miclea
Wold
Walters
Catapult Classed as Firearm in Court Case
Dorothy Ridgeway of Devonshire Street Surry Hills faced Central Summons Court for selling a catapult to a boy under 14. She claimed ignorance that a catapult is a firearm. Sgt Brady noted a boy claimed she sold one, but Mr Farrington discharged the charge after noting her good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ridgeway
Devonshire Street
Surry Hills
Central Summons Court
Farrington
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P. & C. Association
Ieal
Hental
Batonee
H. Gray
HN. Chaplin
Treas
H. McLeod
Highfiel Aske
W. R. Irwin
ASH & Carry Store
Arthur V. Eastwood
King Street
Roy Phillips
J. J. Thomas
Thomas & Devenish
Air
Weater
Igog
Addis Ababa
Abyssinia
Neghelli
Debra Murkos
East Africa
Massawa
Melbourne
Malaya
Royal Air Force
Royal Artillery
United Kingdom
India
Let Street & Parish Pty. Ltd
Ensign
Sovereign
Henderson “Royal Crest
Llin
Pelaco
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