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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 25, 1939

Page

2

Gloucester Advocate July 25 1939 Current topics shows successes

The Gloucester Advocate reports Jersey herd purchases by J J Atkins at Forbesdale Gloucester including Oxley, Marie with 423.24 lb fat in 27 day test, and Karkatt Fairy. Forbesdale won one championship five firsts and six seconds, Gloucester show and Stroud results include two championships and eleven first prizes. Also notes Danny the dog and Hopalong Cassidy film at Majestic Theatre with Cassidy of Bar 20 and Personal Secretary.

J. J. Atkins Jersey Forbes- Dale Gloucester F. A. Paff Kurkats Krambach Oxley, Marie Karkatt Fairy Kate Yeatt Mandolin Forbesdale Forbesdale Stock Stroud Avon Valley Strowd Hills Gem Monarch Paramount Hopalong Cassidy Cassidy Bar 20 Majestic Theatre Willian Boyd Clarence E. Mulford Russell Hayden Frank Darien Robert Fiske Wiliam Gargan Joy Hodges Andy Devine

War Veterans Fare Fight Over New Zealand Trip

A plan to send war veterans to Anzac Day services in New Zealand may be abandoned due to high fares. The League faces charter costs for the fine Katoomba with 50 capacity, versus 182 passengers for Monowai and Matau if affordable. First class £41 10s, second £24 10s, hammocks £18. fares deemed beyond average wage earner.

New Zealand League Union Company Katoomba Monowai Mau- Bani Matn Eanus Anit

Personal Property Card Scheme Opens July 1959

All males aged 18 and over must obtain a Personal Card for property ownership or possession with varying penalties. Anyone failing to comply or submitting false information faces fines up to £500 and potential enforcement action. Cards, pre addressed envelopes, and instructions will be available on demand from post offices from July 17 to July ath 1959.

Yale

Refusal to See Upper Myall Deputation

The Gloucester Stroud Shire Council faced scrutiny over refusing a deputation from Upper Myall residents Measts B Bourke J Bourke and Corrigan regarding the Wanskivory deviation. Dr PH Deards stated he arranged talks with the Main Roads Board and Shire engineers, but the Board deemed no good purpose in Gloucester and recommended a site meeting with board and local councils. He cancelled the proposed Friday July 14 meeting and noted other council members bore no responsibility for the action.

Myall Measts B. Bourke J. Bourke Corrigan PH. Deards Deards Turner Upper Myail Bourke Stroud Shire Counc Main Roads Board Gloucester Deaths Newcast Stroudhire Dears Shine Council

Gloucester AH P Association elects new committee members

At the annual meeting Secretary Mrs M A Newton announced a 100 percent formal ballot with 12 papers returned. B D MacAndrew led with 121 votes, followed by J S Wilson 119 and T J Higgins 118. New members elected include E R Landers J A Atkins A White and A Graham. The President Mr B P Dawson thanked defeated candidates and praised the voting interest.

Beis Messia E.R. Landers J. A. Atkins A. White A. Graham B.D. MacAndrew Wilson T. KK. Higgins V. Newton R. Andrews B. BP. Daw- Som HL. McSw A & Parish W. Easton J. R. Landers W. J. Henderson Muddie G. M. Hickman B. P Dawson Newton M. Newton J. H. Farley J. Gi Wilevans

Local notes on residents and staff movements in Dungog area

Personal notices record Edna Lowrey earning a certificate at Loyal Hospital for Women in Paddington after training at Newcastle General Hospital. Updates include Mr Newton back at Pastures Protection Board after illness, Mr Adler closing his Gloucester business before moving to Raymond Terrace, and Fred Hebblewhile's return from Brisbane. Mrs Munro and others plan a Sydney winter cruise to Noumea. Joan Deards on holiday in Sydney. An incident in Dungog sees Miss Joan Musgrave injured when a car door swung open on Dowling Street.

Edna Lowrey W. Lowrey Newcastle General Hosspital Loyal Hospital For Women Mist. Newton Pastures Protection Board Chu A. Adler Gloucester Raymond Terrace Fred Hebblewhile Brisbane F. V. Munro Brian Carolaw Jean Easton Sydney Noumea M. Green Wifo Manly Alice Green Ner Waukivory Town Joan Deards Mosara Street d& Paris, Pty. Ltd Windh Masses Iin

Six Foot Man Rescued After Canal Plunge

A six foot man weighing 1B stone plunged into a canal and was rescued by a tex collector. His excuse was ignorances.

Tex

Gloucester Colt Associates Golf Tour Draws Five Clubs

Thirty six players from Gloucester and clubs Taree Wingham Dungog Boor Stroud competed Thursday at Gloucester Yinka. Morning nine hole events followed by afternoon nine hole games amid fine weather. Winners included Miss J Parish Mrs Yates Mrs Street and Gloucester team with a standout Street Parish Cup and several trophies awarded.

Gloucester Colt Associates Gloucester Newton Matthews Stevens Mias J. Charlton Holland H. Lynn A. J. Woodward Anderson J. McRae W. W. Hawdon Yates Munro J. Parish Thomas King Miss Green NM. Hawdon Walker Taree Mias Clearver

Invitation Mixed Foursome Winners and Draws

The Ladies invitation mixed foursome last Saturday was won by Mrs Parish and JT Chariton with a net 89. Other nets include Miss Middlebrook and T Collins 72, Mrs Yates and Dr Anderson 71, Miss Cleaver and L Stevens 75, Miss Parish and M Coote 74, Miss Green and L Higgins 76, Mrs Street and T Leedham 77, Mrs King and Rye 81, Mrs Lynn and J McRae 87, Mrs Anderson and A Parish 2. Following is the draw for the Jock Cup and Monthly Medal to be played tomorrow: Miss Cleaver versus Mrs Treat, Mrs Yates versus Miss Parish, Mrs Parish versus M Green, Miss Easton versus Lynn, Mrs Anderton versus Mina Hawdon, Miss Middlebrook versus Mrs King, Mrs Holland bye.

Parish Milas Middlebrook Bradman Campbell Wingham Street & Parish Hewt Gloucester Yates King Street Miss Mawdon Miss Mawdon 101/36 65 ; Mrs. King Miss Cleaver J. Parish Mrs. Parish Miss Chapman Mra. Stree Mrs. Cowan T. Baston Mra. Crey Mrs. Bowden Miss Breckenridge Miss Middlebrook Miss Green Mra. Munro Miss Cooper Delforce Gooch Men. Welker Miro Moxey Miss Brighton Brighton Miss Niven Commons Mrs. Croil Mrs. Sargeson Miss Gollan Mrs. Dixon Miss Campbell Miss Carey Mrs. Bruton Mrs. McPherson Mise Cleaver Miss Hawdon Bias J Walker Miss Scanes Cowan Dixon Munro Stuart Mra. Parish Mra Gooch Mra. Bowden Niven Mins Gellan Cray Misa Middlebrook Mina I Raston JT. Chariton T. Collins Dr. Anderson L. Stevens Miss Parish M. Coote L. Higgins T. Leedham Mra. King Rye Mra. Lynn J. McRae Anderson A. Parish Mra Treat

Waratah Mayfield edge Gloucester in tight rugby clash

Waratah Mayfield visited Gloucester on Sunday and won by 12 to 11 after a closely contested match. Gloucester missed several easy chances including a late conversion that would have tied the game, with key players including Ken Olifield and Reg Giddey shaping the play for both sides.

Waratah-Mayfield Gloucester Ken Olifield Ald Widen Garter B. Rowe D. Young Mt Giddey Connelly J. Giddey Fordham H. Mongo Britten Lambley Bell G. Mandalena R. Hebblewitte Ack Ainaworth Mulvilie Richards Peyton Rogm K. Froome Verwards J. Lorend Morgan Goodwin J. McDonal Frans W. Burridge Mr. C. Gordon Waratah Mulville Frumanick Gill LW Richards McDonall Gamer Loveng Mulvilly Thule Wil Maddalena Jay Froome Onnelly Gildey McDonald Evans K. Giddey Ann Mulvisie Nim Waratah Hulls Cay Richards Avonworth Fither Ana McDonald Gove Jah Linn Rowe Nut Monro Maddalena Widuiry Pash Huitetime Lore Relly R Gladey J. Gladey Waratan Gina Acore Hebblewhite Lal Gary Reg Giddey Paton Pinfold Arial Reg.Giddey Mrum J. Giddey Young Alanning Neitter Curly Hebbiewhite Waracan

CATTLE YARDING REPORTS FROM SYDNEY LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Commercial OMRRUBIT stock sales at Sydney yards report 29 000 cattle yarded with prime and heavy weights and varied prices. Firms Winenecombe Parson Ltd and Pil Son and Badgery Ltd list yardings including calves heifers and steers with prices largely steady to cheaper. Firms A W Middleton Glovecaster and Grail Brothers Bundook also report consignments and prices with multiple lots noted across yards.

Sydney Winencombe, Parson Ltd Pil Son End Badgery Ltd

MAINTLAND STOCK SALES FAT CATTLE AND HOGS

Fat cattle and stock cattle offered with equal numbers bullocks and females. Strong attendance of buyers, prices firmer with best bullocks to 1 10, calves and heifers strong, heavy calves steady. Pigs well bid with large turnout, prices varied by weight, quality saw purchasers active. Market tone steady to firm overall with buyers keen on forthcoming lots.

Maintland Pthery Tomer

Improbable Match Feats in Early League Plans

In a fragmentary text from a historical page, a local association devises a system for tying youth matches to funding. It mentions teams paying for balls and the association supplying equipment. The note references venues, court names, and age group designations, with a plan for a June fixture list and deferred showings for younger players.

Aines An Englant Y Gangaton Ward Barrepsur Fygland Court Presbyterien Rolinh al Or Barington Court

Contest to compare English and French mannequins

English and French mannequins are to hold a contest to determine if a miss is as good as a mile. The event aims to gauge stature and appeal between the two groups in a light exhibition setting.

Woodward's Lonny Wins Community Trophy Title

Saturday's competition for the Community trophy concluded with Woodward's Lonny taking victory by a wide margin. Participants included McLeod Andrews Woodward and others, while the afternoon's play was hindered by cold conditions. A test match with Newcastle in Bank Holiday week was proposed, with a 2 pm alert suggested and a later 4 match arranged with BHP 41 on Monday afternoon in August.

Woodward Lonny Twaulia McLeod Andrews Yoott Adler Borer Collier MacAndrew Street Wookes Houghton Adams Lowe Llarntin Libyatl T Fyler Newcastle Dining Bank Hollay la Belmont Warstall Stockton BHP

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