Gloucester Golf Club Championship Draw Reports 1951
The Gloucester Golf Club announces the 1951 Championship qualifying rounds over 36 holes on Sunday with a 36 hole stroke play format and a Consolation Cup for non qualifiers. The afternoon 18 holes include the Locke and Chapman Cups and the Monthly Medal, with a further draw at the clubhouse. Outstanding results from the Associates Open Day highlighted winners across A and B grades and the Mixed Foursomes, with Mrs Menere lauded for organisation and hospitality.
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Gloucester Golf Club
J. W. Muddle
Eenent
W. Deards
E. Garner
H. Patrick
R. Garner
R. Street
D. Deards
J. Wratten
R. Smith
J. Muddle
G. Faircloth
A. Parian
B. Carthew
L. Wratten
G. Chapman
A. Weat
W. Franks
R. Sweeny
Porteus
J. Murray
B. Wilson
J. Corbett
Taree
Wingham
Dungog
Waratah
Menere
Nett
Miss Rose
Gross
Mrs. Yates
Gloucester
Mra. Bayliss
Mra. Easton
Mra. C. W Street
Miss D. Ransom
Net
Mra. Charman
Mra. Crowther
Mra. Faircloth
Mra. Dodd
Newcastle bishop rejects gambling for church funds
The Bishop of Newcastle Rt. Rev. F. de Witt Batty told the Newcastle Diocesan Synod that the Anglican Church must keep its hands clean of gambling in any form. He said there is no question of games of chance or waffles for fundraising but left it to clergy conscience to decide acceptable methods.
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Newcastle
F. de Witt Batty
Diocesian Synod
Batty
Books for Gloucester pupils offer varied School of Arts picks
A Gloucester Rural School committee plans inviting Headmaster J Murphy to select from 2000 plus volumes in the School of Arts Library. The library shows a broad mix from travel and adventure to history and classic authors.
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Gloucester
School OF Arts Library
Glowester
School of Arts
J. Murphy
Gloucester Citizens’ Association
Henry Lawson
John Galeworthy
John Buchan
D. K. Broster
Baroness Oresy
Curle
H. V. Morton
London
Earch
Wales
Ireland
W. W. Jacobs
Ivan Hay
Paddy
Dickens
Arnold
Bennett
Philip Gibbs
Murphy
School of Arts Committee
Homebush Cattle Sales Report Strong Demand Prices Steady
Winchcombe Carson reports 2388 cattle yarded at Homebush Monday with bullocks up to 140 shillings and steers 130, heifers 120, cows 105. Dalgety News Service notes 2568 cattle yarding with values near Thursday highs. bullocks 108 to 115, steers 115 to 120, cows and heifers 108 to 115, yearlings 135 to 150 per hundred. Local sales list bullock averages from Dungog yards.
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Homebush
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Dalgety
Dalgety's
Arbitration changes aimed at communists in Australia
The Minister for Labour Mr H E Holt moved a bill in the House of Representatives granting the Arbitration Court power to impose penalties for defiance of its orders and to order secret ballots in union elections and on strike issues. He said the proposals are part of a broader government campaign against the supposed sinister challenge of Communism.
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Labour
H. E. Holt
House of Representatives
Arbitration Court
Lice In Pigs Warned By State Official
In this state lice are a major nuisance in pigs spreading diseases like swine fever pox and erysipelas. Infested pigs suffer skin irritation and poor feeding while injuries from rubbing can reduce value and production. Clean premises destroy litter and spray pigs with oil emulsion to control outbreaks as urged by Mr G M D Curse Principal Livestock Officer pigs.
Man on the Land Appointment as Agents Notice
The document states an appointment as agents for a party or operation on the land. It designates authority to act on behalf of the principal in land related matters and the scope covers notification and execution of related tasks.
Dairymen push for butter price rise in NSW meeting
The NSW Executive of the Australian Primary Producers' Union urged dairymen to hold protests to press government for a butter price increase. Leaders noted NSW and Victorian meetings with large attendances, arguing for at least 1 shilling rise per pound, with calls to set an Award plus a management margin rather than vague targets.
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A. Nardi
Richmond River
G. M. Baker
Coffs Harbour
N.S.W
Australian Primary Producers’ Union
R. W. Booth
Lismore
G. ¥. Johnson
Nambucca
Nardi
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Narti
Triat
Sawdust to Wallboards A Forestry Invention
The Forestry Commission's Division of Wood Technology unveiled a process to turn waste sawdust and chips into corklike boards with wood properties. The plan, backed by Minister for Conservation Mr. Weir, aims to license patent rights to private enterprise rather than self-manufacture, addressing mill waste and fire risks.
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Forestry Commission
Mr. Weir
Commission
Weir
Milla
Milla Had Been Fire. However, the Division of
Wood Technology
NLBW
Country Party
Vincent
Wool Technology Commission
Digest Article Hails Antibiotics In Feeds
Digest discusses antibiotics in animal feeds including penicillin aureomycin and streptomycin. It cites studies suggesting small drug costs raise growth in pigs turkeys and chickens while reducing disease losses. Effects on cows sheep and humans remain uncertain with ongoing experiments on infants and young children.
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Isymen
Reader's Digest
J. D. Ratcliffe
Science News
Lederle Laboratories
Billions Cross The 38th Parallel
A Reader's Digest condensed Frontiers article notes 8600 bird species, mostly migratory, with longer northern daylight and broader land in the North Temperate Zone. It cites diets of chickadees, robins, flickers, and owls, and records migrations from 2,000 feet to 29,000 feet.
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Tropics
George Dock, Jr
Frontiers
Himalayas
Colombia
Newfoundlana
Golf balls found in hollow tree at Lake Albert Club
Crows blamed for missing shots at Lake Albert Country Club. An investigation found golf balls inside a hollow tree on a local property, many freshly wrapped in appearance. The Crookwell links reportedly yield similar finds, with each ball valued at about a shilling.
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Lake Albert Country Club
Wagga
Lake Albert
Crookwell Links
Woman Recounts Horrors of Soviet Prison Camp Memoir
Elinor Lipper, of German Jewish parentage, recounts arrest and baseless charge for “foreign state” membership in 1948 after Siberian imprisonment. The book details brutal NKVD conditions, mass-guarded camps, and fear driven by uncertainty, with Wallace’s Soviet Asia Mission contrasted by NKVD excess.
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Elinor Lipper
Moscow
Lat
Soviet Union
Miss Lipper
Wallace
NKVD
Ivan Nikishov
Miss Li
Nikishov
Dairy cattle entries limited for 1952 Sydney Royal Show
It is probable that entries of dairy cattle at the 1952 Sydney Royal Show will be restricted to animals considered worthy of exhibition. Breed societies have been notified to that effect by the United Pure-bred Dairy Cattle Breeders' Association of New South Wales.
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Sydney Royal Show
United Pure-bred Dairy Cattle Breeders’ Association of
New South Wales
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