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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 06, 1952

Page

3

Boxing Bits Postponed Promising June 14 Championship Night

Boxing Bits reports boxing and wrestling postponement at Gloucester as Leo Jensen cannot fight next Saturday due to substitute wrestling in Leichhardt Stadium for injured American Negro Mitchell. A new date is set for June 21 with Jensen eager to appear. Main event features North Central Coast title bout between Bell and Callaghan with plans to match winner against Mulden of Dorrigo for Northern NSW title. Return bout between Johnnie Thorpe and Bobby Blaye also planned. Tickets for the June 14 show expected to be in high demand. admission remains 6 shillings.

Leo Jensen Gloucester Jensen Leichhardt Im Mitchell Beadie Jensen Han Ee Ee Nee Saat Bell Callaghan Geo. Mulden Dorrigo N.S Mulden Holland Johnnie Thorpe Bobby Blaye Channel

Dropping Dingo Balts From Plane in Queensland

The piece notes officials debate using aircraft to drop poisoned baits to exterminate dingoes in Western Queensland. Critics question effectiveness and cost while recent figures suggest dingoes are not being eliminated but may be multiplying, raising doubt about large scale aerial poisoning in the outback.

Agricultural Department Queensland Plenty Central North Coast and Tablelands Dingo Destruction Board

Wingham Lady Celebrates 84th Birthday

Mary McGarrigle of Uaparra near Wingham celebrated her 84th birthday on May 24 with a small party hosted by her son-in-law and daughter Jim and Mrs Fahey. Grandchildren and great grandchildren joined an enjoyable afternoon as she recalled incidents from long ago. She remains hale and able with the aid of a crutch and keeps a keen memory.

Wingham Mary McGarrigle Uaparra Jim Fahey Wingham Chronicle

Champion Guernsey Cow Le Mode Dies at 15

Australia’s top life time butterfat producer, Yarraview Le Mode, died at age fifteen. Over her milking years she averaged 625 lbs of butterfat per year, peaked at 870 lbs, and never dropped below 500 lbs in 274 days. She sired 12 calves in 18 years and kept a continuous lactation from 1888. Her daughter Yarraview Admiration surpassed her junior record with 622 lbs butterfat in two years.

Guernsey Yarraview le Mode Australia

Wingham Boxer Tony Lovelock Rises In Boxing

Wingham light welterweight Tony Lovelock fighting under the name Tony Dallas has impressed in Gloucester Stadium and Sydney Stadium. Following success in Gloucester he moved to Newcastle arcs and Sydney eight rounders. Lovelock credits sparring with George Kapern for his refined technique and notes local youths planning a boxing club in Taree.

Wingham Tad Tony Lovelock Tony Dallas Gloucester Stadium Newcastle Arcs Tony Big Smoke Sydney Stadium George Kapern Taree M.R. Times

Tourists Residential FORSTER

Centrally situated at the Town Waterfront near shopping houses furnished rooms with essentials for guests to prepare and cook meals. Modern hot water service uses continuous rain water. Elec trolux refrigerator service available to guests. Septic sewerage electric light laundry conveniences and garage for cars. Information folder with details from the proprietor.

Electrolux

Handling Motor Traffic In Town

Town officials report at the Chamber of Commerce meeting that a formal appeal will be made to the Royal Police to install traffic signs in key town areas for speed control. Sergeant Fairfax opposed Queen Street parking due to steep grades and camber, and rejected no parking signs at Barrington and Denison Street, while suggesting slower signs at intersections for safety and further council correspondence.

Chamber of Commerce Hawson Fairfax Queen Street Church &T Barrington King and Denison Street Barrington and Spata Church Street Ber-geant Fairfax Shire Council

Fewer U.S. Cars Forecast Despite Demand Rise

Officials of the National Production Authority predict U S car output will total 4 450 000 this year up from 4 140 000 last year. They say production estimates are the lowest since 1948 but the industry will manufacture as many cars as it can sell. The 1952 climate exceeds prewar production and only 1920 saw higher output.

U.S United States National Production Authority

Death of Mr Eric S Spooner aged 41

The death of Mr Eric S Spooner at 41 is reported. A former Ryde MP and NSW Treasurer, he later held Robertson for the Federal seat and served as Minister for Public Works and Local Government. He championed the Spooner Scheme, funding grants and loans to councils for roads, sewerage, and water works, aiding rural development and park amenities.

Eric S. Spooner Ryde Bertram Stevens Spooner Robertson N.S.W Dole Gloucester Shire Thmir Toan

Bundook Cattle Auction Leads Strong Store Market Rise

At Winchcombe Carson's Home bush sale last Monday Bundook's C R Latimore bought cows and helfers for £41 9s 8d, aug 8/8, ten yearlings at £24 6s per head. Store cattle values remain strongest of the season with demand up due to Southern influence and Riverina conditions. Sheepmen enter cattle market to guard pastures, likely lifting beef production in the season. Sydney pig prices show brighter competition with backfallers and baconers up 10s to 20s, primaries up to £40 per head for heavy backfatters. porkers vary.

Winchcombe Carson C. R Latimore Bundook STORE Riverina Dalgety Sydney Winchcombe, Carson Ltd

Younger Set Pledges Piano for Rest Room Project

During Tuesday's C.WA. gathering, President Miss Duff announced the Association's Younger Set would provide a piano for the Rest Room, aiming for delivery once the rooms are completed. She added the young people's efforts were greatly appreciated by branch members.

C.wa Miss Duff

Hospital News Briefs Share Family Wins and Recoveries

A hearty welcome to Graham Rex Thomson and Elisabeth Ann Relf born recently. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ben and Mr and Mrs Les Relf. Rejoicing in the Clem Martins home after Mrs Martin and baby son passed away. Mrs Arthur Gresham and Miss Margaret Smith recover well from operations. Mrs R Boorer and her son aim to go home by weekend. Colin Wand, two months, taken to Newcastle for treatment. Mrs W A Adams continues treatment for back injury. Ruth Stevens returns home after appendix operation. Kenneth and Margaret Wilks have gone home after hospital stay.

Graham Rex Thomson Elisabeth Ann Relf Ben Les Relf Clem Martin Martin Arthur Gresham Margaret Smith Les. Stevens Ruth Gangat Kenneth Margaret Wilks

Breakdown delays local column and features

Owing to machinery trouble two breakdowns including the "You and Me" column and several other local items remain in the box. Fortune may smile on us for Tuesday as repairs proceed.

You and Fortune Amile

Gloucester Yard cattle sale draws large crowd and strong bids

A busy Gloucester Yard sold 1177 cattle on Tuesday with many outside buyers from Patricth and local fattener crowds. Springers and fat cattle commanded firm to high rates, Hereford steers were strong, cows and calves showed solid demand, and stores featured top quality bullocks. Notable bidders included J. C. Hooke, T. M. Hooke, W. German, and G. Hicks and Son among many others, with prices listed for numerous lots.

Tom Hilekn Paul Ryan Jooett Gloucester Yard Cpt Ue J. C. Hooke T M. Hooke Atre J. HL Relf Bowen Brom R. B. Laurie Hfra G. RB. Hicks & Sona Stra Bowen Broa Bike BR. B. Laurie Biks A. Ge. Stewart P. Koelner Wall Bros Tos. Dunn G. R. Garland Laurie & Lyons A. K. Laurie W. Burley D. A. Bartlett A. EB. Shultz W. Taylor BE. Taylor Etra BD. Taylor Sansom Smith Mra. A. Laurie D. I. West L. D. Page G. ©. Ritter German W. J. Stanton Eat A. Moore H. W. Bagnall Keith Branch EB. O'Hare H. Reeves

Unclear OCR Item on Carpet Display in Sydney

A fragmented newspaper fragment describes a carpet display related to a first prize at a 100g event. Mentions possibly Rod op and St Sydney locations with garbled names and partial scores, lacking clear dates or identities.

Batts Hernaby Damiseen St Sydney

Cattle and Horse Auction Catalog Details

A 19th century sale list enumerates buyers and prices for cattle horses and cattle at upcoming sale. Entries include individuals like M. F. Green E K Moore Ruth Garland and J J bate with prices ranging from £2 to £52 and items such as calves and heifers. Next Special Cattle Sale scheduled for Tuesday July 1st.

E& E M. F. Green E. K. Moore Mra M. J. Maddalena O. Edwards Calf Ruth Garland T. C. Renita Ze Faye J. J. Bate F. G. Farley J. Monrm F. G. Williams C. C. Redman J. H. Relf W. J

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