Gloucester Bowling Club dinner celebrates growth and fellowship
At the Gloucester Bowling Club annual dinner Mr. Carron outlines plans to expand in town and praises a young, expanding committee. A record crowd near 150 attended as tributes were paid to founding members, longtime patrons, and the ladies’ club for their support and future green projects.
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Carron
Gloucester
Carson
K. Stitt
Stitt
C. Middlebrook
Butt
I of
Taree
Carmon
Reg Andrews
Lea Farley
Rye
Cyril Middlesbrook
Arowsmith
J. Hardy
Berry
Arrowsmith
W. F. Houghton
Associates B Grade Cup Won by Mrs Reichert
Last Wednesday ten associates played the Loche Cup in poor weather. Mrs Reichert carded well and beat her handicap by one stroke to win. Last Saturday Misa Besa McRae of Brambach won the Secret Hole competition. A flu illness caused Mrs Reichert to forfeit a B division Cup match, but she remains winner of the B Grade Championship after her quarter final victory.
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Reichert
Misa Besa McRae
Brambach
Mra
Champloorp
Gloucester sets stage for minor premiership decider
Gloucester Park hosts a crucial match as Toree-Brown's Creek meets the Magpies with the minor premiership at stake. The locals lead Creek by one point. a win keeps Creek alive for a grand final challenge while other fixtures at Taree and Tuncurry shape the semi finals under the old system.
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Gloucester Park
Toree-Brown's Creek
Magpies
Gloucester
Creek
Old Bar
Krambach
Taree
Bar
Candle
Forster- Tuncurry
Tuncurry
Tinonee
Wingham
R. Baljon
G. Pariah
K. Tull
J. Monro
A. Blade
A. Wilson
F. Eade
J. Relf
J. Wilson
K. Taylor
J. Hardy
L. West
M. Tay
Womens Bowling Teams For Dungog Day
Womens bowling teams for Dungog day on Wednesday August 71 list Mesdames Dignam Bates Paterson Ritter Creagh Latimore Holstein Nichols with reserves Mesdames Garland Grant B Haselwood. Handicap results from Wednesday show Mrs Parker 31 defeated Mrs German 28 and Mrs Paterson 31 defeated Mrs Latimore 22. Flag debate between Mrs Dombkins and Mrs Garland to be settled before Wednesday August 18 with draw for that day listing Mrs Paterson and Mrs Desa. winner to be a group including Hazelwood Nichols Latimore Ritter H Hazelwood Morris Grant Fat
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Mesdames Dignam
Bates
Paterson
Ritter
Mesdames Creagh
Latimore
Holstein
Nichols
Mesdames Garland
Grant
B. Haselwood
Mra. Parker
German
Mra. Paterson
Dombkins
Mra. Garland
Mra Paterson
Desa
B. Hazelwood
Nichola
H. Hazelwood
Morris
Gloucester Amateurs Club Outing to Tumcurry and Elizabeth Beach
The Gloucester Amateurs Club trip on July 31 and August 1 to Tumcurry and Elizabeth Beach saw good weather after departure but poor overall fishing. Mick Parish Jon Bignell and Warren Stanton were soaked by a wave while rock fishing, losing bait but escaping harm. Best fish caught went to N Allan with most fish caught by L Fitzgerald. The next outing targets Tumcurry Seven Mile Beach and Cape Hawke on August 28, departing Gloucester at 9 30 pm.
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Gloucester
Tumcurry
Elizabeth Beach
Tuncurry
Mick Parish
Jon Bignell
Warren Stanton
Inhey
N. Allan
L. Fitsgerald
Seven Mile Beach
Capa Hawke
Bowls Dinner Honors Mrs Bates at Wednesday Bowlers
The Saturday event saw Mrs Bates praised as the champion woman for her service with the Wednesday afternoon bowlers. Club president Mr Carson paid tribute to her contributions during the after tea gathering.
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Mra W. Bates
Mr. Carson
Mra Bates
Housing Commission Plans Additional Amber Frame House Site
Mr R L Fitzgerald near M L A claimed the Housing Commission let a contract for erecting another Amber framed house in Maning Street. Shire Clerk Marshall said Housing officer G W Broughton inspected land in Glencenter on August 2 and recommended acquiring Commission blocks along Ravenshaw Street extension and between Ravenshaw and Church Streets in that area.
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R. L. Fitzgerald
M L.A
Housing Commission
Maning Street
Marshall
G. W. Broughton
Glencenter
Ravenshaw Street
Ravenshaw
Church Atrests
Pig and Calf Sale Reports Light Yarding and Firm Pork Prices
FIG AND CALF and Co report a light yarding of pigs with 6 buyers present and restricted competition. Baconers eased while porkers held firm at late rates. Calves showed good quality and strong competition with prices firm. plain and undersized were cheaper. Next sale Thursday 17th August.
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and Co. A
S. Smith
Everett and Boever
T. J. A. Laurie
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Conieg
Kennall
L. Rye
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Dick Adams
Talon
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Dignam
Aso
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A. W. Chapman
Garner's
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Dundog
Bank Hotel
J.T, Williams
Cigeb A
McEman
Optometrists
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Nippergram
Latest Records
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Set & Parish
League Minor Prem
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B. Shultz
F. O'Brien
J. Kennedy
Hazelwood
A. Catt
D. Mitchell
B. Higgins
E. Lambert
B. Tanac
A .Haddon
J. Haddon
FP. Gerrard
Dungog
Aed
Nursing Bros
Wingham RD
Dugas & Greentree
Manning
Hume ST
Bonniebelle Cafe
Bonnie Hazelwood
Wakefield
MI5
Layton
Commercial
Nte
Jim Channell
Bennetts
F. J. Menere
A.lb.e
Grahame's
J. H. McIntyre
Church ST
Childrens Snow Shoes
Spik-N-Span Dry Cleaners
OWL Store
Street & Parish Pty. Limited
Hoover Appliances
Be Parish Pty. Ltd
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