Milk supply options discussed by Gloucester school head
Gloucester district rural school's headmaster Mr E J Laird told a meeting of parents and children associations on Tuesday night he had submitted to the department possible milk sources including bottled milk from Taree chilled milk from the Gloucester Co op Dairy Co TB free milk from a local herd and powdered milk He noted bottled milk would cost 60 a gallon and the department regarded this price too high while other sources were deemed unlikely The department said it would review the supply when better cheaper options become available.
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Education Department
Gloucester School
Gloucester District Rural School
E. J. Laird
Taree
Gloucester Co-op
Dairy Company
T.B
Laird
Gloucester
Committee Formed to Plan June 2 Coronation Jubilee events
A public meeting formed a committee to organize six main celebration phases for the Coronation and Jubilee in Gloucester district. Planned elements include tree planting, a procession, a combined religious service, a schools display, sports, and miscellaneous entertainment with involvement from Anglican, Roman Catholic, and St Joseph’s communities.
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Laird
Gloucester
St. Joseph's Convent
St Joseph's School
Spurs
Mesara
D. C. McRae
FR. Barlow
W. James
E W. Everett
G. Tilbrook
J. W. Murray
Lofty Fitzgerald
W. Mason
A. L Farley
Messrs
W. Clarke
Ross Shaw
Farley
Don Shaw
R. Nichol
G. Glover
Etlon
Erest
Lyne
P. E. Lacock
Lacock
Ives of Organisation Plan Tree Planting Stall Offer
Ives proposed a tree planting plan by the organisation while Mrs G Tilbrook offered to contact women’s groups in town to set up a stall to raise funds for the hot water initiative.
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Ives
Policy on Teacher Replacement in Gloucester School
The Education Department states that the deputy headmaster Mr W Norman will be replaced after Einster as he becomes headmaster of East Roseville. Meanwhile staff face difficulties as a temporary teacher is assigned to sixth class, since casual teachers are not permitted under the current policy.
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Gloucester
W. Norman
East Roseville
Einster
Norman
Pacific Highway expenditure tops main roads outlays
The Department of Main Roads spent 310 778 pounds on the Pacific Highway in the last financial year, second only to the Home Highway’s 443 540 pounds. Major allocations include Stroudshire 38 766, Gloucester 26 034, Manning 40 041, Hastings and Macleay combined 69 081, and 79 233 for Blackman's Point to Nambucca Heads, among others. Maintenance costs for 1951 63 from the country Main Roads fund show Gloucester 13 402, Stroud 14 878, Manning 20 776, Hastings 13 796, and Macleay 25 258 pounds.
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Nambucca
Fredericktown
Aligomera Creek
Han.ings
Wauchope
Ewe
Country Main Roads
Pacific
Gloucestt
Stroud
Manning
Hastings
Macleayshire
High School Closer Slows Gloucester Girls Programs
Local parents press to extend schooling to gain a diploma. The move aims to allow students to complete their education and receive a certificate, with discussions centering on year-by-year continuation and community impact.
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Gloucester Girs
Pate Pedee
Boxing figures praise surgeon after successful operation
The report notes that the patient is recovering well after ear surgery performed by Newcastle plastic surgeon Dr Kerridge. The boxing program’s Dr Channon is thanked for his services, checking each boy before ring appearances, and a final check is planned with Kerridge.
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Newcastle
Kerridge
Boxing Committee
Dr. Channon
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