Optometrists Visit D L McDonald Honours in Gloucester
Optometrists from Woodster Juch McDonald Bydnay Pty Limited will visit Gloucester on Saturday April VGND. They can be consulted at the Commercial Hotel from 1 am to 6 pm.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1944
Page
2
Optometrists from Woodster Juch McDonald Bydnay Pty Limited will visit Gloucester on Saturday April VGND. They can be consulted at the Commercial Hotel from 1 am to 6 pm.
February butter output rose from last year by 24 shillings per pound and a large total value is recorded. Payments to workers and the Glouces ter district events including the Junior Farmers show and Red Cross luncheon are detailed along with local wartime reports, a snake sighting, medical staff changes, and a cattle sale lineup for the Glouces ter Shire.
The Gloucester District Patriotic and War Chest Fund thanks supporters who contributed generously and invites further subscriptions. Subscriptions will be credited to the local War Chest Fund aiding the war effort.
A Stroud carnival on Saturday featured perfect weather and high spirits. Despite few horses, the displays impressed with agile stock and fine riding. Jack German won the main event, delivering a standout performance. Grokson of Wingham claimed a top horse riding prize, with Herb Deaves also earning honors. A large crowd attended, enjoying a day noted for its orderly, lively proceedings.
Fr W Maguire reports 550 head of mixed cattle sold at Walcha Showground yards on Saturday March 4 amid keen competition. Prices ranged with heifers and steers from £8 19s to £12 8s per head, several lots sold above £10 a lot, and Jersey cattle noted at £6 17s 8d.
Soldiers Social last night honored ATE boys Russell Gorton Colin Jonns Ronnie Baker Jim Hayes Don Mi Roe F Dwyer Peter Kachner Colin Hickman Rennie McQueen Kim Taylor Marell Smith Benita Dare. Glove caster War Chest Fund presentations went to Jack Beaton Harold Smith Colin dnhinnon Ron Baker. Other soldiers from New Gaines battle area included Dave AS ping Herb Rudkin Honor Monro Mick Forbes and W Langford.
At Friday night’s War Cheer Committee meeting a £400 forwarding was approved for the Australian Comforts Fund Special Appeal to aid contributions for supplying comforts to serving men.
A Cane Drt draft fundraiser notes a £20 prize for the best cattle. No cattle promised yet. graziers urged to contact Secretary. An April show aims to boost Patriot Rodeo funds. donations listed include J. Lawrie and J. Wilson.
Community event ad promoting Bowman River Rodeo on March 18 with shows including steer riding, horse events, drafting, novelty races, and a 100 yards handicap. Describes amusements, ice cream, fruit, camping, a dance, and a warm welcome. Located 13 miles from town on a new road.
Anglican notes recall Mothering Sunday with a white bow tribute to both earthly and spiritual mothers at the morning service. The blessing of Simnel cake features in worship, while wedding announcements include Mr George Moore and Miss Alice Ninness in a ceremony at St Paul’s Church. General Douglas MacArthur’s words are cited in praise of Allied effort, with Rev. J A Smith reflecting on distant memory and loyalty.
Listings show numerous church services across Gloucester and surrounding areas for Lent and Mothering Sunday. Holy Communion and evening services are noted at multiple venues including Bar rington Hall, Heatherdate, Tinv, and Stroud districts with various ministers listed.
All councillors attended the regular Gloucester Shire meeting. Topics included housing proposals, road repairs, Craven Creek Road gate duties, and requests for public works funding. Debates covered wax matches embargo, gate maintenance, and Craven Creek road issues.
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