Catholic Ball Garners Strong Turnout and Jubilation
The first postwar Catho lic Ball at Majestic Theatre drew about 300 guests from nearby areas including Stroudard Krambach and Dyers Crossing with Father Walsh as guest of honour. Dancers enjoyed decorative towers ferns and balloons while jazz from Rhythm Boy Orchestra impressed. Prizes were won for lucky caps and whistles and supper by the Indies of the church received high praise. Organisers Jim Landers and Herb Wilson hailed a successful financial result and thanked contributors for the event.
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Majestic Theatre
Stroudard
Krambach
Dyers Crossing
Father Walsh
Dungog
Mercera
Messrs Street & Parish Pty Ltd
Linda Holstein
Kurri
Len Jacobs
MLC
Cliff Everett
School of Arts
Jim Karikios
Garten of Rosen Cafe
Misa Dawn
Mr. & J. Bennett
Jim Landers
Herb Wilson
Il Woll
Mesdames C. Wadrel
K. McCarthy
Mra. L. Fitzgerald
Baptist Services Schedule for Sunday
Stroud District Baptist Church lists services for Sunday: Stroud at 10.45, Gloucester at 2.30 pm, Stratford at 7 pm led by Rev. A. E. Perkins.
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Stroud District
Fallow
Stroud
Gloucester
Stratford
A. E. Perkins
Gloucester Chamber considers Dubbo coast highway proposals
The Gloucester Chamber of Commerce heard from NEMA and the Department of Main Roads on plans for a Dubbo to coast highway. The NRMA noted broad interest and future study, while Gloucester Shire Council outlined a developmental road proposal from Rockhuret to Carter's via Coneac Wet Creek and Benny's Top to Pigna Bar ney River. The president said Mr Read of Rowdon Vale would address the group, but discussion was deferred until the next meeting with Read and local councillors invited.
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Gloucester
Dubbo
Ne S.almla
Tu Hight
Department of Main Roads
NEMA
NRMA
Gloucester Shire Council
Rockhuret
Coneac
Wet Creek
Benny's Top
Pigna Barney River
Carter's
Representatones
Vidal
Mr Read
Ben
Read
Guard Against Influenza with Woods Great Peppermint Cure
Physicians and readers are urged to use Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy against influenza. The product is advertised as a preventative and soothing treatment, with claims of digestive support and rapid relief.
Shot Gun Ammunition Debate at Raymond Terrace Meeting
At a PP.U. Instrict Council of Raymond Terrace session Mr RK L Fitzgerald for the Dungog Branch moved to increase shotgun ammunition supplies for crop protection. He learned more would be available in six weeks. Mr R Pepper cited local stores selling five cartridges in a tote. Mr Blanton urged greater supply to guard crops against birds. The motion was carried RTE.
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Pp.u. Instrict Council
Raymond Terrace
RK. L. Fitzgerald
Dungog
R. Pepper
Blanton
R.T.E
Cattle Thefts On Increase In Maitland District
A Maitland Pastures Protection Board letter from A. J. Sivver of Halton reports rising cattle thefts in the Maitland district. Sivver warns small losses invite thieves and urges expanding stock inspector force, possibly authorizing sub-inspectors. Secretary Mr Smith says 70 permit officers already exist and can handle the situation.
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Maitland Pastures Protection Board
A. J. Sivver
Halton
Biryer
Board of Police
P.P. Board
Mr Smith
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