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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 08, 1952

Page

2

Tributes and updates from Gloucester Chamber meeting

The Gloucester Chamber of Commerce annual gathering paid tributes to late Federal Member for Lyne E J Eggina for two actions on telephones in King and Gleason Streets and trunk line upgrades between Gloucester and Sydney. The Glywester Cub Pack report shows 35 Cubs with solid attendance and finances. a silence tribute honored King George. A welcome greeted Gloucester Highmaster elect F E J Laird, and Scouts plan a sympathy letter to shot victim John Baker. North Coast cattle aid for South Coast bush fire victims announced.

Lyne E. J. Eggina Gloucester Chamber of Commerce Eggina King and Gregson Street King Street J. Carolan Fggins Gloucester Sydney

WA CWLA postpones Flower Show and events to April

At the February meeting the local Country Women’s Association branch unanimously postponed the Annual Flower Show and Sale of Work and Cooking competition from March 11 to Tuesday April 23 due to prevailing conditions. Details for opening times, prize auction for the apron parade, and a music program were arranged. The group also noted staff changes, including a new acting secretary, and plans for a Building Committee vacancy and a March 27 Group Council meeting.

Country Women's Association Glenn Euston Ron Smith Bellingen Miss Duff Glenn Exston George Tilbrook

Lack Of Interest In Gloucester Chamber Of Commerce

The Gloucester Chamber of Commerce annual meeting showed low public interest with ten members in attendance. President J W Mawdon credited the chamber with advocating for a public telephone Hingaoe line service and the Gloucester Sydney trunk link upgrade. Secretary J Carolan cited progress on the air base, new trunk lines, and ongoing plans for a secondary school, transport for Maitland students, fire station painting, Church Street parking, water diversions, and a Post Office butcher painting. All officers were elected except A L Furley to the Council to replace P Le Queane who departs for overseas travel.

Gloucester Chamber of Commerce J. W. Mawdon J. Carolan Chamber Ite Hingaoe Gloucester Sydney Carolan Gloucester Secondary School Maitland High School Church Street Water Board Barrington Poat A. L. Furley P. le Queane

New Scoutmaster For The Gloucester Troop

Gloucester Boy Scouts elect John Clements to replace L. Gerr as Scoutmaster as Gerr becomes Manning Shire Council engineer. Duff resigns as Assistant Scoutmaster amid business pressures. Plans for Scout Hall renovations prepared and sent for approval. A DOC letter thanks General Sir John Northcott after his Gloucester visit.

John Clements Gloucester L. 2. Gerr Manning Geer Clements

Youth for Christ Rally In Gloucester Tonight

A Gloucester youth rally led by Ray Meade with Milton Short Margaret Oulrama and Vic Walter features country services and tea at 6 20 pm in the Methodist Church. Evening gatherings continue in Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches ending with a Majestic area rally at 7 pm. Local clergy and the international Youth for Christ team invite all to attend.

Gloucester Ray Meade Jesus Christ Milton Short Margaret ‘Oulrama Vic. Walter Mir. Meade Alre At & P.m Youth For Christ

Value of Cedar Surfaces in Stake as Veneer Demand Rises

A Clarence River farmer sent a old cedar round table for re polishing and received an offer of £40. The table, bought about thirty years ago for 18 shillings, signals strong cedar demand. Nearby resident holds a larger table once valued at £50 but refused at that price. City buyers peel old cedar for veneering profit margins up to 100 percent or more.

Clarence River

Meat shortages loom as drought hits beef supply

Mr Goodman warns of rising meat prices with drought tightening stock. Winter beef may be scarce as cattle and supplies fade. Cattle from the north and air freighters from the territory help Queensland butchers. Sydney market offers cheaper but lean beef for small goods. Sheep faring holds for restocking once drought ends.

Mr. Goodman Butchtra

Prohibition Extends On Fire Lighting To February 22 1952

Chief Secretary Clive Evatt announced a ban on all open air fires until February 22 1952. The prohibition, initially to February 8, covers billy fires not under local permit systems under the Bush Fires Act. The extension aims to protect State Forest areas after a report claimed one council failed to act responsibly.

Clive Evatt Evatt

Quest Grand Dance and Carnival at Bowling Green

A Grand Dance and Carnival on Bowling Green will feature special lighting turning the space into a Fairyland. Enjoy music outdoors with square dancing by local experts, the Ballet of Eight, chocolates wheels, games, and a supper in the Club House. Proceeds go to the R.S.L. Building Fund.

Gloucester Mum Dad R.8.l. Building Fund

Birth notice and retirement tribute in New South Wales

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Max Wilson of Buckets Road Gloucester on the birth of a daughter at Roma Private Hospital last night. Victor William Vial retired recently as an Inspector of the Rural Bank after 43 years of service and a career across Go in 1826 Wagga Wagga Parramatta Leeton. He influenced local bodies including hospitals and show societies throughout New South Wales.

Max Wilson Buckets Road Gloucester Roma Victor William Vial New South Wales Vial Wagga Wagge Parramatta Leeton

Identical Twin Calves Forwarded to Experiment Farm

The second set of identical twin calves were forwarded to Wollang Bar Experiment Farm from Manning last week. The heifers were obtained from Mr. Leach of Dumaresq Island and will be used for research by the Department of Agriculture. The department seeks to purchase any identical twin calves from local farmers and asks them to contact the District Dairy Officer.

Wollangbar Experiment Farm Manning 8. Leach Dumaresq Island Department of Agriculture

Furniture Sale Memorial for James Henry Taylor

In fond memory of my dear husband and father James Henry Taylor who died February first at age 73. God’s Greatest Gift Remembrance. Inserted by his wife and family.

Taylor James Henry Taylor Yates Rose Ellen Dayn Ean

Gloucester men to lead Royal tour mounted escort

Two Gloucester men were slated for prominent roles in the Royal tour escort in Sydney and Newcastle. Sgt. R. W. Livermore and Mounted Constable Geoff Wilson of Gloucester’s Pacific Highway lineup with the Mounted Police. The Sydney Morning Herald carried photos of Livermore with Supt. R. H. Blackley inspecting the escort, and Wilson was seen among the mounted ranks.

Gloucester R. W. Livermore S. Livermore Geoff, Wilson Stan. Wilson Pacific Highway M.3.w Sydney Newcastle Sydney Morning Herald Livermore R. H. Blackley Scort Wilson

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P. L. Quesne THE City Price Draper & Mercer P.O Gloucester Grocery & Furnishing Guv A. Hazelwood Walkers” Shoe DR. Market & Denison Sts Ofp. Catholic Church Harvey Ivers Church St RA Iola Optometrists Webster, Jack & McDonald J. Bell Commercial Hotel Street & Parish Pty. Ltd Tamworth Kempsey Taree Gloucester Advocate Glywester King Lated FE. J. Laird Gloucester Parents and Citizens’ Association HW. T. Shepherd Shepherd Laird Wingham John Baker Nerraweema Hospital North Coast J. G. Beale MILA South Coast Nambucca Johnson Johnson Speke Chamber of Commerce Hawdon Mr. Geer Youth For Christ Rally Northumberland Meat and Allied Trade Federation A. E. Goodman Quest Grand Dance Bowling Green Gloucester E.A.L. Sub Branon Miss Glou K. Connolly B. Towera A. Ritchie V. M. Freeman Germon BD. Connolly DR. Faries V. B. Saxby L. Gale Kelley Jack Thorpe Fricks J. Muddle Majestic Theatre Wallkivory Hall Chicket Club Coop Music & Supper E. Breese Kia Oba Relf Waukivory Hall Music & Bupfer Connolly Maitland Gut Flowers RE. Holroyde P.O. Box Tuncurry D. Cope Little Street Forater A. E. Young Callaghan's Creek Bundook School OF Arts Extm Singer Tom Hicks Patil Ryan Joe Corbett Department OF Railways Perons York Street A. Anderson Railays Ferguson Fordson Major Allis Chalmers International George Howell High St Penrith Hunter Street George VI Smith Country Women’s Association Gloucester Golf Club Muddle Secty R. I. Kershaw B.V Memoriam
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