Apathy at School Meetings Marks Parent Involvement
Inattems for secretary drew discussion as Mrs. J. N. Channon agreed to serve pro tem while Mrs. A. R. Wilson, longtime secretary, cited illness and announced she cannot continue. The meeting praised Wilson’s service as attendance waned and finances showed a credit balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Channon
Channon
Mothers’ Club
Dr. Channon
A. R. Wilson
Wilson
D. ‘B. May
H. ‘T. Shepherd
May
Shepherd
Laird
Cracken
W. Newton
WW. Norman
Consular Rep Sought For Gloucester School Bazaar
Gloucester parents group and Mothers' Club plan the annual school bazaar for October 17 with a possible consular representative visit arranged by Federal Member for Lyne via P and C. A separate April 10 frolic is led by the Mothers' Club. The association was told the department would not cover phone rental for the school extension and that the main line phone resides in the school residence.
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Gloucester Parents’ and Citizens’ Association
Gloucester Mothers’ Club
Bassar
P, and C Association
Lyne
P. EB. Lucock
Mothers’ Club
P. and C. Amsocision
Unpooled cattle sell at Winchcombe bush auction
At Winchcombe Carson's Home bush auction last Thursday consignments from Bundock yielded vealer sales. Webeck group of 8 vealers topped at £26 11s with average £24 12s. Latimore offered 6 vealers to £20 6s with average £17 16s 10d. NM Gilbert sold 1 vealer for £20 6s. C Locke offered 3 vealers to £26 1s with average £15 9s 4d.
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Winchcombe
Carson
Attitude of Agric Dent on Myomatos Rabbits Note
A Gloucester Pastures Protection Board communique reports the NSW rabbit decline but cautions myxomatosis is not a cure. Undersecretary R J Noble urges landholders to persist with regulation 61 methods and collective action to eradicate rabbits and harbour. He warns the board will rigorously act against noncooperative landowners.
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Agric. Dent
Department of Culture
Iace
Gloucester Pastures Protection Board
A. D. Crowfoot
Departeent
R. J. Noble
N.S.W
Noble
Leason
Woble
More Support For Ambu l ance Station Project
The Advoc ate reports rising backing for a new ambulance station in Two members of the P.M.G. line staff Mesara Jack Creagh and Cliff Tonks pledged £10 each if 24 others matched. Mr E P Carson also contributed last week. The appeal committee will discuss plans at next meeting and decided that local workers should donate if outside help does not materialize.
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Laird
Maitland High School
Hurlstone Agricultural High School
Newcastle
H. T. Shepherd
Mesdames A. R. Wilson
J. Hiwdon
J. N. Channon
Hoy
P.M.G. Line
Mesara
Jack Creagh
Cliff Tonks
Advocate
E P. Carson
RECORD HOME BUILDING IN postwar US housing surge
Since World War II the United States has built about 7,000,000 housing units. The nation now has roughly one dwelling for every 3.3 people, reflecting a massive expansion in homes and apartments nationwide.
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United States
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Garner
Garners
HM. Phillips
Astor, Stromberg-Carlson
Crosley Shelvadoor
Charles Hope
T.C
Oldfield
Association
Mra. Laird
Gloucester
Pemea
Lowry
Frock Salon
Church Street
Windon and
Neanelle
Record Home Building
Jantzen
Janztens
Janzten
Menase
Janzzen
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