Gloucester councillors honoured for long service
A Friday afternoon function in the School of Arts saw ex councillors J. G Wilson Isaac Moore G D Laurie and A J B Laurie receive certificates from Dr A C Marshall of Patrick's Pains Singleton Shire for over ten years service to Gloucester district and its residents as shire councillors. Alderman A 5 McDonald spoke of local government as the pulse of the community outlining the recipients dedication and noting Dr Marshall's overseas trip enriching council work. Mrs Marshall and Mrs McDonald attended with their husbands as the gathering praised long service and the work of Maitland and Shires' association officials.
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A. 5. McDonald
School of Arts
J. G Wilson
Isaac Moore
G. D. Laurie
A. J. B. Laurie
Gloucester
Alderman McDowall
A. C. Marshall
Patrick’s Pisins
Singleton
Shires’ Association
H.8.w
Marshall
McDonald
J. A. Mackenzie
A. A. Co
Naper- McDonald
N. G.W
Dr. Marshall
Ald. McDonald
Channon
Association
Maitland
Farees
Pubwena
Ald
McDonlad
H.B.W. Local Government Association
Department of the State
Baebre
Moore
J. G
Wilson
F.eb
Association executive officers honored for long service
Cr. Moore served eight years Cr. Wilson eighteen years Cr. A G Laurie fifteen years and Cr A J B Laurie thirteen years were honored by the Government and the State of New England Association executive officers. Moore and Wilson served as shire presidents for some years on the council.
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N. E.W
Yra
Asociation
Cr. Moore
Cr. Wilson
Cr. A. G. Laurie
Cr. A. J. B. Laurie
Cre. Moore
Wilson
Shire
Move For Compulsory Sale Of Iodised Salt
At the Scene Chamber of Commerce meeting it was decided to ask Mr. R B Nott M L A to request the Health Minister to provide iodised tablets for local school children. The Commonwealth offers free tablets in goldtre areas but not yet availed. The Chamber hopes legislation to require reduced salt for domestic use would gain full support.
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Scene Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Nott
M.la
Bite
Ttte
Commonwealth
Goltre
Scene
Chamber
Nott
Memorial Park Suggested for Play Centre
Gloucester Shire Council will inspect a site in Gregson Street proposed by the Gloucester Rotary Club as a play centre. Council reserved judgment and may ask Rotary for views, while considering a playground in Soldiers Memorial Park as an alternative.
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Gloucester
Gregnon Sttreet
Gloucester Rotary Club
Cornel
Rotary Club
Gregson Street
Am Addjarent
J. M. Chanman
Shire
Marshall
Council
Soldiers Memorial Park
Dr. Farley
Tree planting plan discussed at Asheryarda meeting
Health Inspector J W Murray reported space for about 30 trees in yards and proposed wire rail fencing inside the triangle to protect them at a cost of about £2 15s per tree. He suggested fencing along the northern boundary at about £40 and interspersing quick growing eucalyptus with deciduous species. The report was deferred. The Red Cross ladies requested a kitchen sink in the refreshment room, which Cornell approved.
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Connall
Hooke
Asheyarda
J. W. Murray
Murray
Cornell
Gloucester Dairymen dominate Taree show awards
Gloucester dairy breeders were prominent among the award winners at the Taree show. E. W. Everett of Barrington dominated the champion and reserve awards across Guernsey and Jersey classes, with Maslen and Son securing top prizes in Ayshire. P. W. Landers won Jersey breed and type contests and placed in the bull under 12 months class.
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Gloucester
Taree
E. W. Everett
Barrington
Cere
W. Masilen
E W. Everett
Helfer
Guernsey
W. Everett
Ayreshire
Maslen
Sen
P. W. Landers
Jersey
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Garners
Cotveland Sleepmaker
Gre Springs
P.O
Advocate Office
Bennett
China
Crystal
Drs. Davenport
McKas
Soldiers Memorial
Dor
Lowry
FROCK
Church St., Gloucester
Gloucester Dairymens
Bran
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