Gloucester seeks space and plans for school needs
Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association pressed the Minister for Education for a portable kindergarten room as 39 children await. They urged completion of the unit, plans for a new secondary block include five classrooms, shelter and bike racks, and bitumen front laneway surfacing. The group asked for 38 science texts and ten recorders, and explored liaising with nearby associations for unified submissions to higher authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress
Gloucester Parents and Citizens’ Association
RL. Fitzgerald
M.L.A
Murphy
Abe
Mid North Coast Group
Federation
Channon
Fordham
Wenham
McDonald
Bard
Gloucester
Oldfield
Gloucester Association
Ithe
Lee Association
E. C. Dean
Barrington Association
Barrington
Dean
Shepherd
Theatricals and school fundraising details in March
Wilson will write to Miss Cynthia Webb for more information about theatricals and she may contact the Misses Raynor. Mr F K Smith donated £5 toward a microscope set. Senior boys funded a car for cultural studies from vegetable sales over £20. Meeting in March, next on first Thursday in April. Manning Shire Council moves to have Main Roads take over Pacific Highway maintenance. Hastings Shire supports highway reconstruction through Central North Coast area.
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Manning
A. M. Machin
Main Roads Department
Pacific Highway
Manning Shire
Hastings
Central North Coast
Maize hybrid in Europe boosts European maize yields
A hybrid maize variety introduced to Europe by the Food and Agriculture Organization shows promising results. European farmers could produce about 5 million additional tons of maize annually, signaling a substantial potential increase in regional crop output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Food and Agricultural Organisation
Gloucester P and C Association Sees Record 271 Members
The Gloucester P and C Association reports its membership reached a record 271 amid calls for a new secondary block. The annual meeting elected Mrs. A R Wilson as Secretary-Treasurer, re elected leader Mr. H T Shepherd, and approved a budget showing small deficit but solid finances. Members urged support for building plans, thanked contributors, and noted meeting night change to the first Thursday each month.
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Shepherd
J. Oldfield
Fila
Aamelation
A. R. Wilson
Avon Valley
H. T. Shepherd
J. M. Channon
T. Ritter
Meters
W. Newton
G. Faircloth
Association
Tta Methyiten
Mrr
Gloucester
Mother's Club
Murphy
FR. L. Fitzgerald
MLLA
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