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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 25, 1941

Page

3

District P C Association meeting in Gloucester School

The District Council of P and C Associations held an annual meeting at Gloucester School with H T Shepherd presiding. Members debated Gloucester School status to Intermediate High and considered pupil conveyance costs, electing officers and noting finances and book purchases.

Gloucester H. T. Shepherd Upper Bowman Association Messrs HT. Shepherd H. Hazelwood W. Highfield Glocester J. D. Parish F. G. Purley Heatheridgrey H. S. Bignell Punton H. 5. Bignell H. Muddie B. Hooke F. G. Farey Gloucester School Shepherd McGown P. and C. Association Hayes Heyes Informa Ion Prem Ce Gloucester’ Association Gloucester Association Lowrey Stroud Road

Land Where the Anzacs Stand in Greece and Thermopylae

A poetic meditation recalls Marathon and Salamis, linking ancient Greek heroism to modern battles. The piece evokes Anzacs, Lemnos, Gallipoli, and imperial struggles, tying past glories to Easter hopes and the resolve of nations. It cites Metaxas ancestors, Struma, and Kipling as guiding imagery.

Greece Marathon Athens Parthenon Athena Thermopylae Euboea Heavl Tem Lemnos Gallipoli Metaxas Thrace Troy Strymon Struma Salamis Phidiag Nemesis Sunium Marithon Palestine

Ostrich on the road and umbrella dangers in rain

The Road Safety Council of New South Wales warns that drivers and pedestrians alike risk when crossing in rain. Umbrella use blocks visibility, and in April forty people have been hit by cars while unable to see beyond their toes. A country woman in hospital reports having crossed the same spot daily without ever seeing a vehicle nearby.

The Road Safety Council of New South Wales

Labour candidate Morgan campaigns amid show clash in Gloucester

Mr W J T Morgan the selected Labour candidate spoke in Gloucester praising dairy farmers and promising Labour backing for their demands. He cited UAP-C CP failures such as drought prices and argued for Milk Board reform, housing, water conservation, and land policies while linking voter shifts to possible seat changes. He criticized drought era policies and noted issues with unemployment funds and farm loans.

W. J. T. Morgan Gloucester Morgan Tex Morton Labour Mr. McKell Labour Party Uap-Ugp Mr. Morgan U.a.pu.cp Country Party Labor Daily Telegraph Stevens Spooner Western Land Sydney Country Booth M.L.A PH. Deards

Church Services From April 27 Across Denominations

Sunday April 27 listings show Church of England services for St Mark's Day and Anzac Day with morning and evening times at Gloucester Stratford and Waukivory. Presbyterian sessions note Rockhurst Barrington Hall Gloucester 7.30. Congregational Blakefield Mt George 7.30. Stroud Baptist Str Stratford Craven 3 Stroud 7.30 led by several pastors including Rev D Glyn Jones and Pastor Mar tens and E A Walsham.

Church of England Gloucester Stratford Waukivory Canon Williamson Rockhurst Barrington Hall D. Glyn Jones Blakefield Mt. George Martens Stroud Baptist Church

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F.E. Jones Church ST P. and C Blackleg Herod Witel Stewart Nke R. L. Fitzgerald RB. L. Fitzgerald Kasha
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