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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 18, 1946

Page

3

Nowendoc to Gloucester Road Debate in League

Mr Alex Watson writes that the Nowendoc Development League defends the Nowendoc Gloucester route against Nowendoc Wingham, detailing meetings, invitations, and proposals from Apsley Manning and Gloucester shires. The letter argues for a serviceable low cost road now with future upgrades and cites engineering opinions and distances to Gloucester from Nowendoc via Coopiacurripa or Giro.

Alex. Watson Nowendoe Development League Bell Apsley Shire Shire Comat Well Nowendoc Better Roads Association Tamworth Nowendoec Cooplacurtipa Wingham Giro Glouvedter Shirea Manning Apsley Wingfem League Waleta Nowendee Io Wingham Road Steel Gill C. Hargrave Wingham Ftoad Nowendec-Gire Main Roads Board Hungry Hill Gloucester Shire Gloucester Nowender Nowendor Coopiacurripa Nowendoe U Coopiacurripa

Prime Minister Mackenzie King Begins 20th Year in Office

The King, President Truman, Viscount Alexander, and U.S. Secretary of State Byrnes sent congratulatory messages as Mackenzie King starts his 20th year as Prime Minister.

King Truman Viscount Alexander U.S Mr. Byrnes Mackenzie King

Free Hospital Treatment Ends For Most NSW Schemes

Health Minister Mr Kelly announced that all hospital contribution schemes in New South Wales would end on June 60 except the Metropolitan Hospital Fund, whose conditions would be altered. The change accompanies the rollout of a statewide hospital benefits scheme starting July 41, with continued but offset contributions from the Commonwealth government and voluntary sources.

Kelly New South Wales Metropolitan Hospital Nealth

Competition Lenais at Gloucester Park Tennis Club

Teams to represent Gloucester Park Tennis Club in the Baburday event with A Grade Park 1 and 2 matches at Park Court and Barrington venues. Players include Miss Green Pockrington Matthewson Coomber Hatstein James Gries Monro Renzevitl Middleton Green Yates Perrin Druhon West Armasmith Koeller Smith Whatson among others.

Gloucester Park Tennis Club Baburday A. Grade Park Copeland Fark Court Mra. Fitezeruled Stre K. Carpenter W. Gibson L. Beuzeville N. Hebblewhite G. Sotthewson

Gloucester Golf Club Busy Week End Competition Turnout

Gloucester Golf Club members endured a busy weekend with stroke handicap events and close matches. Sam Frost clinched his first win with 44 points while Yates and Stevens posted strong 72 net scores and several keen pairings battled on the 18th green.

Gloucester Sam Frost Frost L. Stevens T. Chariton Hannens C. Helees Yates WL Stevens W. Bhevens Wo AtLkink J. Hew Square Mra. Yates Mra. Street Miss Middlebrook Henry Mes. Hodges Arpenter Pyuaté Mire Sew Lenk GS Met Mig. Streep

Coming Events and Meetings Of Local Groups

A shooting event by the Thiesler Slayers' Club is planned at the Clettewster Central Bénnal with dancing and use of a Selena Arta venue on Saturday June 22. A special meeting of the RSL Bub-branch is scheduled at Gloucester School of Arta Friday night at 7 30 to discuss Gloucester Shire Council’s handling of the Soldiers' Preference Act regarding an engineer position.

Bell Nowendoc League Apsley Shire Jordan Coopiacurripa Walcha Parsons League I Clettewster Bénnal Cerdialy Kiss Doreen Arrowsmith Arta Turday RSL Gloucester School of Arta Gloucester Kren

Illegal cigarette paper crackdown sparks shop raids

Customs officials raided multiple shops amid a seized stock of cigarette rolling papers from 20040 packets in bundles of 00. They suspect illegal manufacture but face difficulties distinguishing fake from genuine items as they inspect for illicit tobacco products and contraband materials. The operation targets unlicensed sales and counterfeit goods.

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