All Comp Football Games Postponed At Weekend
Weekend Manning League matches postponed due to Teast match in Sydney. Only Taree hosts South Sydney versus a Group 15 club. five Souths first grade players reportedly to play. Gloucester and Brown's Creek lead on 16 points after wins. Wingham 12. Krambach 11. Old Bar and Candle 8. Sunshine Dengate leaves for Commonwealth Bank. More prospective referees join Referees Association after instruction from Lidbetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Taree
South Sydney
Souths
Gloucester
Manning
Old Bar
Brown's Creek
Wingham
Krambach
Candle
Tinonee
Forster-Tuncurry A
Brian
Sunshine
Dengate
Brighton-le-Sands
Commonwealth Bank
Referees Association
Barmey Longbottom
Tiger Manning
George Hazelwood
Norrie Beil
Lidbetter
Gloucester Hockey Team for Stroud Tomorrow
The Gloucester hockey team selects M. Wilson M. Slade FE Newton 8 Thompson J Franks C Sutton M Dombking N Underwood A Woolford J Smith M Franka to face Stroud tomorrow weather permitting. Reserves Farley RB Oldfield C Channell WN McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saty
Gloucester
Stroud Tomorow
M. Wilson
M. Slade
FE. Newton
Thompson
J. Franks
C. Sutton
M. Dombking
N. Underwood
A. Woolford
J. Smith
M. Franka
Farley
RB. Oldfield
C. Channell
WN. McDonald
Extra Court to Be Lit for Summer Night Tennis
Gloucester council agreed to light a third court at the Gloucester park for night tennis before the summer season at an estimated cost of £100. The Gloucester district tennis association said three courts were insufficient for growing night play and urged continued night tennis fees to service the wiring balance. The council also approved a picket fence between clubhouse and courts and thanked donor A L Gorton for sand supplied free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowceater Park
Glowceatershire Council
Cra. McRae and
Far- Ys
F. E. Reid
Gloucester District Tennis Association
T. A. Marshall
Gloucester Park
McRae
Ito
Tywan
A. L. Gorton
St. Council
Gorton
Gloucester Healthy District Free of Infectious Disease
Shire president Dr. Channon said Gloucester remains remarkably healthy with no recent diphtheria or scarlet fever cases and only two infectious TB instances reported after the anti TB drive. He noted asthma as a non germ condition and credited parental immunisation for the good health position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
Channon
Gloucester
Holstein
Local Races Abandoned After Waterlogged Course
Gloucester racing meeting abandoned after track remained under water making Saturday racing dangerous. Club secretary Mrs M Dodd stated the next meeting would be held in spring and the planned RSL hall event on Saturday was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Iua
M. Dodd
R.S.L. Hall
Tennis Classes Postponed in Gloucester District
Gloucester district tennis association postpones weekend classes as coach Don Ferguson from Sydney cannot visit. Association secretary Alan Hazelwood said a new date will be announced later. Some vacancies remain available for the classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Kurrajong A Valuable Fodder Tree
The kurrajong is among the most valuable trees in New South Wales providing shade and fodder, drought resistance and long life. It thrives in most parts of the State and seed propagation is not difficult. An eleven page booklet on propagation and care is available free from the Department of Agriculture Box 36 GPO Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Department of Agriculture
G.P.O
Sydney
Wallaby shooters fined and costs in Gloucester court
Two Sydney men Ambrose Adama and Edward Duon faced Gloucester petty sessions for shooting protected fauna at Mudville. Each was fined 23 pounds 10 shillings and 7 pounds 10 shillings plus court costs, totaling around 51 pounds 4 shillings. Forfeiture of fauna was ordered, guns returned to defendants, and a drive by a dog pack noted. six men present including the two defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gloucester Court
Tureday
Ambrose Henry Adama
Edward Thomas Duon
Mudville
Wallaby
A. D. Tyler
Inn of Protected Fame
W. C. Bowker
Beteville
Adama
Dixon
Beuzeville
Batel
Farewell Party At Ward's River
Miss Daphne Luckey departs the Ward's River district as the Young People's Club bids farewell with roses, cornflowers, and a playful surgical sketch. Winners included D Luckey and L Cillard, with a crystal powder bowl to wish luck in her new sphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldton Wex
V. Tull
J. Hille
D. Luckey
L. Cillard
K. Edmond
K. Edmonds
Chisf Theatre
Edmonds
Luaeee
Review of Surcharge and Service Charge Proposals
Council discussed Dr. D C McRae's proposals to cut the rural industrial service charge to £12 yearly and raise the minimum to £40 with possible charges on rural domestic users. Mr. Reid to prepare figures for July 1 1984 reduction. Debate pursued impact on revenue and fairness between urban and rural consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. McRae
McRas
Davenport
Reid
Council
McHae
Befor
McRae
Dr. Davenport
Mr. Reid
Feld
Dr. Channon
Higgins
Dr. McRae
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Roberts
Upper Myall
Turner
Campbells Engineering Works
Upper Bucketia Road
A. L. Schmierer
Bay's Hill
Memoriam
Rudkin
James Henry
Alice
Harvey
VER
Radio & Electrical Services
Geiger Counters
Kelvinator
Nippergram
Latest Records
Kurrajong
Wratten Bros
Ward's River
Bennetts
x-Breda
Oteo
Nursing Bros
Wingham RD
Bonniebelle Cafe
Choice
Bonnid Hazelwood
Proprietreas
Optometrist
Webster
Jack & McDonald
J. Bell
MLLO
Street & Palish Pty
Phone & Gloucester
Webster, Jacek & McDonald
Tamworth, Kempsey
Gloucester Limeworks
Dugas
Uantities
Greentree
Hume
Yates & Twomey
GALL
F.O.R. Sydney
Scotland
Gloucester Hardware Store
Axminster
Bunnee Childs
Ochueroh ST
P.O
J. H. McIntyre Shoe Store
Church ST
Childrens
Advocate” Office
Queensland
Custom
Caps Tan Aun
Tucker & CO. Pty. Ltd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!