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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1945
Page
2
Optometrists from McDonald and Vetter travel to London to honor FEM.C. and meet clients. The event includes demonstrations and consultations at the Commercial Hotel from Thursday January 10th 8 pm to Friday January 11th until 10 pm, with possible extended hours.
In Gloucester and surrounding areas on December 8 1945 readers note a three day heat wave with temperatures around 101 degrees and mentions of local public events and club activities. Reports cover a charity Christmas party at the Lune Memorial Hall and the partially blinded soldiers’ appeal, plus local wartime news and upcoming inspections in Gloucester.
Miners at Yostarnay and Tettnaim meet on Sunday decide by narrow margin to resume work. Union committee relaxes some restrictions, allows limited use of leet tent and rest days, with Wednesday and Saturday access limited to one hour, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
NE cattle sale reports show varied quality, with prime stock improving and prices listed. Dealers noted steers and heifers in demand, with bullocks and cows receiving mixed receipts and careful bidding.
The club notes profit from the Rodeo will be added to the building fund total. The lot remains open for some time and contributions may be made at Commercial Bank or with League officials H Chaplin J Woolford Sorkin and D.C. A woman poet and a sembar of the Royal Acro Club of NAW era are mentioned as part of the context. Bizarre references to Cypay Moth and Sydney appear.
A long list of holiday visits and family gatherings fills the scene as relatives and friends travel to and from Waukivony, Newcastle, Sydney, and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Strutt hosting, Mr. and Mrs. Southwell visiting, and a crowded calendar of birthdays and festive events around Christmas time.
A fragmentary report highlights a recent rodeo competition with referees, organizers, and several named participants. Mentions of committees, officials, and supporters thank lineups including Rowars, TK, A Abernaore, J Nyline, and Higgins for cattle sourcing and event support amid a busy program with multiple locations and dates referenced.
An unreadable OCR segment references a baby health centre and public health director action. It mentions attendance figures and expectant advisory notes but lacks clear dates or outcomes. The text is garbled with missing words and mispelled phrases.
A scrambled report describes a Thursday event with a cross section of vendors and prizes. The stall run by Mesias Arius Cereb and Sie Donali raised funds with donations and helpers, with items and cups won by participants. A donation drive supported by Mrs R Monree and others, plus a church stall, is noted for a community fundraiser at Halton.
Mr and Mrs GA Dan Wisk thank Vin Covery Whashall Theridx Ant Pela Tiven for their kindly expressions of appreciation from the mad loa of Mp4. Dan's mother Mry Kandaler of Triponi Lebanon joins in the gratitude.
Fond memories of our dear Mother Athel May who passed away in December 1684. Loved by her children and family, her memory remains with us as we ask God to bless her.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions plans and names but lacks clear facts or events. The garbled text references people, dates, and places without coherent structure or verifiable details. No definitive outcome or actions can be established from the readable portions.
In a fragmentary report a group named Exit they Chewia and the Mootey Cian are described as being entrusted to Thiers dhiring. The text mentions the yom and wiah tees with Belgian hod Better New Yeap in connection to the arrangement.
Property at Bundack Road Upper Manning offers 414 acres freehold grazing land with good grasses and fencing. It lies a short distance from the railway and local offices, currently carrying stock, with tenders due 8 January 1960. Tender must be addressed to the undersigned with contact given.
The Partially Blind Soldiers Association of Australia seeks to raise £10,008 for member support and repatriation efforts across New South Wales. Also in court, the Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate Jurisdiction considers granting the will of Fanny Parish of Gloucester to executors Alfred Castlet on Pickett Parish and John Dolacan Parish, with notices to creditors.
E Homann once in MAPaRande Sydney now resides in Ghoucoster District with withinertales an chen of PFANG PUATER and ORGAN.
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