Obituary for George Laurantus of the Rite Cafe Gloucester
George Laurantus died Saturday night after feeling unwell at the upstairs portion of his shop in Church Street Gloucester. Born on Kethyra he came to Australia in 1925 worked in Sydney and NSW before joining his brother in Gloucester in 1974 where he cooked at the café and was well liked. Funeral service was held at St Pauls Church of England and Greek Orthodox rites observed at Gloucester Cemetery with many Greek community members in attendance. He is survived by brothers Jack and Jim, sister Stella, nephew John Semetecolos, and Greek relatives in Greece.
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George Laurantus
Rite Cafe
Church Street
Laurantus
Marke
Jock Laurantus
Australia
Gloucester
Cook
Sydney
Peter
Jack Laurantus
St. Paul's Church of England
Evaselenes
Jack
Jim
Stella
John Semetecolos
Greece
Wounded on Shooting Expedition Near Bungwall
Francis Clyde Newman a 20 year old sawmill hand from Charlotte Bay was seriously wounded by a shotgun blast to the face neck and skull while on a shooting expedition at Dueck Creek near Bungwall. He is in Newcastle Hospital in critical condition. A party member faces a negligent act charge to be heard at the Forster Court of Petty Sessions.
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Francis Clyde Newman
Charlotte Bay
Dueck Creek
Bungwall
Newcastle
Newman
Bungwahl
Taree
Forster
Manning
Tuncurry
MRD
Newcastle Hospital
Alex. Bowie
Forster Court
Dairy production dips in NSW with patchy rains and stable milk quality
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NSW Dairying Division
G. McGullivray
McGillivray
Hunter
Tlewarra
South Coast
Public Conveniences Considered by Gloucester Shire Council
On June 28 the Works Committee will inspect possible sites in Gloucester for a proposed public lavatory. Dr Channon led a push for a centrally located facility, noting past intimations by the School of Arts to let Council use their facilities. Discussion covered cleanliness, management, and sewerage rate relief, with calls for broad planning and action.
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Gloucester Shire Council
Channon
School of Arts
Laurie
Ae Livermore
St Or
McRae
Advocate
Council
Faults in Australian butter exported to Britain
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Britain
W. L Whitehall
Sydney
Whitehall
England
Australis
Australia
United Kingdom
Townsend Calls Petrol Tax Road Funding Plan
Dr A R K Townsend president of the conference says Commonwealth road funding hinges on dedicating the Petrol Tax to roads. He notes since 1647 the Petrol Tax raised £168m but £105m to consolidated revenue and only £63m, 37 percent, spent on roads, urging full petrol tax allocation to roads to prevent deterioration of national transport and prosperity.
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A. RK. Townsend
Townsend
Australia
Commonwealth
Family Remedy for Coughs and Colds in Woods
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Gloucester Eliminated at Stroud in Knock-Out Clash
Gloucester fell 7 to 2 to Bullahdelah in Stroud on Monday ending its run in the £70 knockout. Milne converted a penalty for Gloucester. Cessnock won the competition by beating Raymond Terrace 2 nil with Singleton finishing third. other teams included Wickham, Stroud, Bullahdelah, and Singleton.
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Stroud
Gloucester
Bullahdelah
Milne
Cessnock
Raymond Terrace
Singleton
Wickham
Gloucester Home Matches Highlight Sunday Card
Gloucester teams return to their home ground Sunday to host two Tighe's Gloucester sides. In A Grade the lineup features Giddey Wilson Eade Milne Yates Garner Dearda Sheriff Drewe O'Brien Bell Allen Middlebrook. Reserve Grade includes Arrowsmith Berry Jones Pile Berry Jaggers Deards Hazelwood Weatley Edwards Ferguson Crohan Connally. Reserves Wells Hedgea.
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Tighe
Giddey
C. Wilson
Eade
Milne
Yates
Garner
Dearda
Sheriff
Drewe
O'Brien
Bell
Allen
Middlebrook
Arrowsmith
N. Berry
Les Jones
K. Pile
C. Berry
Jaggers
W. Deards
G. Hazelwood
Weatley
Edwards
Ferguson
Crohan
Connally
Wells, Hedgea
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