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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 13, 1935

Page

2

Gloucester Advocate December 13 1935 Current Topics Personal

Local notes honour Miss Dorrie Edwards for ATNA certification in Sydney and Frank Dwyer of Bellata noted among class 1B teachers. New Justices of Peace named F G Farley J H Farley Benjamin Hooke John Hoad Patrick Barry John Richards A H Ineanu. Gloucester School prize day highlights top pupils and progress scholars. Xmas pig sales moved to Dec 18. Bursary and high school entries announced. Manning Shire president Dr H L H Milligan re-elected for 14th term. Federal loan subscribed fully per Mr Caney. Holiday office closure dates for Advocate. Gloucester Public School speakers note Clover and grass talk. Forbes show dance supported by Gloucester A H & P Association. Loyal Mov ies at school oval with Munro projector. Miss O Brien resignation farewell at Gloucester schools. Deaf aids agency announced. Diggers pension reform discussed by W M Hughes. Ray Terrace Dairy Co November payments and butter quotas. Washing machine prototype tested by J W Salter. Enclosed cabinet machines latest design.

Dorrie Edwards J. Edwards Gloucester B. Martens Melbourne Bible Institute Butte Homme Mission Board Buttle

Goulburn Referendum Votes No On Sunday Sport Plan

Last week Goulburn ratepayers voted no on Sunday sport after a heated ten day campaign led by the Goulburn Bicycle Club. Churches largely opposed the plan except the Roman Catholic Church. About half of ratepayers voted, result 1398 against, 1048 for, a 352 vote majority against.

Goulburn

Australian dairy council calls for pasture improvement plots

Gloucester dairy company reports November cream payments and supplier rates while noting slow production against prior year. The Australian Dairy Council invites farmer nominations for pasture improvement plots and Coastal Dairy Farm competitions seek entries with nomination papers available locally.

Gloucester Dairy Company, Limited Para Auppitera Australian Dairy Council Farmer & Letter

Surprise house warming at Gardners new cottage in Gloucester

A pleasant evening at the new residence of Mr J F Gardner marked by a surprise party and house warming hosted by Carson Sawmilling Company. Guests from Gloucester attended as dancing and cards filled the night with a chorus of For Auld Lang Syne. The event featured a donated lounge chair and praise for builders Messrs S Greentree and G Stinson.

Beng

Barrington Christmas Tree and Bazaar Aids Mission

Barrington Hall hosted the Christmas bazaar and tree sale on December 10 to fund the Copeland Mission. Misses J and I Gorton led secretaries, with help from Miss McIntyre and Mesdames Radford and Lambert training Barrington and Copeland youths. Awards were given for sponge sandwiches and lamingtons, with Santa Claus distributing toys. total takings reached £14 with a net profit of £9 5s.

Copeland Barrington Hall J. and I. Gorton Gloucester Barrington McIntyre Mesdames Radford Lambert Gorton P. Webeck S. Butte N. Corbeu T. Hicks Santa Claus J. Atkins

Night bowls at Wingham promise more players

Night play began under good conditions with a fair roll. Several prospective night players showed interest and are expected to attend future sessions, improving participation for matches in the area.

Wingham

Competition Results From Weekend Matches

Saturday matches saw Factory beat Presbyterians in five sets, 32 games to one, and Teachers defeat Stratford in seven sets, 51 games to 35. December 7 results include Factory over Stratford in eight sets, 58 games to 33, and Rookhurst over Teachers in six sets, 37 games to 46. Points totals show Factory and Pennies tied at eight, Presbyterians four, Rookhurst four, Teachers four, Stratford one, with annual visitors to Landen projected at 1,840,000.

Factory Presbyterians Teachers Stratford Rookhurst Seta Pennies Nets Zeta Presbyterian la

Paragmenes Ute Ghouvestes Meet Sets Cap Plan

The Coyyiling of Paragmene of Ute Ghouvestes WUC Litt met last night with officers including Secretary GH Conn and members Bignel Hawberger and Rywa. They discussed purchasing black caps with white monograms for the association’s first representative district team and arranging holiday inter-district matches against the Wallamha River Tribe. A Town versus Country match is planned to conclude the season, promising a highly interesting contest.

BH. Anderson Chalv W. T Rywa le Mucky J. Bignel Hawberger W. Ash Don GH. Conn Monro Aszovation Inter-Distiick Uuat Boul Wallamha

Manning River District Cricket Team Chosen for Saypty Week

The Manning River District Cricket Association selects Lower North Coal Group squad to contest the Saypty Week Cricket Carnival at Newcastle from the 1st to the 31st. Captain is J McIntyre with vice-captain R Abbott and managers S Sehnieder and M Bint. The team departs on the night of the 25th and will stay at the Rawson Hotel in Newcastle.

Newcastle J. McIntyre R. Abbott Kenney Lb. Maher Ak. Oldred G E Smith W. Murray M. Humphries Keith Merchant W Ations R. Giddey M. Bint 8. Sehnieder

Prime cattle prices rise at Homebush stock sale Sydney

Commercial report from Homebush Sydney notes strong demand for prime cattle with further advances. About 2815 head sold. good to prime beef 28 to 36 shillings per 100 pounds. yearlings 33 to 41 shillings per 100 pounds. Street Stall details an upcoming fruit and plant sale by Women's Hospital Auxiliary on September 20 with gifts to be left at local stores.

Homebush Sydney Women's Hospital Auxiliary Messrs. Street & Parish Ltd A J Cavanaugh

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