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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 17, 1939

Page

3

Gloucester Club Considers Action Over Gate Money Dispute

At a packed Gloucester Football Club meeting in the School of Arts, members debated pursuing a writ against the Taree Old Bar Rugby Club over gate takings from a match that did not happen, estimated at about £60. The secretary presented a financial statement showing a credit balance and detailed receipts and expenditures, with admission prices for the upcoming season set and membership fees fixed.

Gloucester Football Club School of Arts Gloucester Taree Ou Bar Country League Taree Ol Bar Rugby Wecr Dee Britten Real Bal Tan Quet Wagrs Bbaa Jualantees Sumivy Credit Baluney Thse

Optometrist Visit by D L McDonald in Gloucester

D L McDonald of Webster Jack & McDonald Sydney Pty Limited will attend and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday March 17. Hours are 9 am to 4 pm.

D. L McDonald F.B.C.A Fs.m.c London Webster, Jack & McDonald Sydney Optisians Optometrists Commercial Hotel Gloucester

Gloucester Club Football Opens Season Training Begins

Gloucester Clu officials inaugurate the season with training as players prepare for a scratch match. At Monday night’s annual meeting, Dr. K. V. Munro was patron and D. H. J. Hill president, with officers elected and committees named for fixtures and administration.

Gioucester Gloucester Clu Western Suburbs Sydney Jesse Gloucester K. V. Munro D. H. J. Hill PB. Campbell Weekes A. Blanch M Smith A. Bolton J. Gididey C. Britten HL Gray J. Farley Monto R. Gidley Gurdon H Gray FE Beattie Ncessary

Tennis Notes Elects New Officers at Poorly Attended Meeting

Owing to adverse weather the annual Association meeting drew a small crowd on Thursday March 9. Patyon A Parish presided with J W Hawdon as vice president and S Brennan as secretary. Len Monro named assistant secretary and treasurer. Grading committee includes H S Bignell L Monro K Boorer R Keena and W Latimens. Three grades to be used A B and C. Registration fees set at 1 per player. Home teams must supply three new NASW approved balls per match. Clubs asked to submit names of players for grading. Competition likely to start April 15.

Association Mare Patyon A. Parish J. W. Hawdon Hs, Hignell S. Brennan K. D. Boorer Len. Monro H. S. Bignell L. Monro K. Boorer

Menzies Resigns From Cabinet In Major Change

The Federal Attorney General Mr Menzies handed in his resignation to Prime Minister Lyons on Tuesday. He leaves the Cabinet over dissatisfaction with the National Insurance Act amendment and also resigns the deputy leadership of the Parliamentary party. Mr Hughes will become Attorney General in his place and will hold the portfolio until a new minister is appointed. Lyons said cabinet changes would be considered next week.

Menzies My Lyons WAP Hughes Attorne General ii Lyons

Adventures of Tom Sawyer on screen at local theatres

After a two month stay in England Mark Twain's greatest work is adapted into a vivid color film produced by David Selznick. Tommy Kelly stars as Tom Sawyer with strong support from May Rotson Walter Brennan and Victor Jory as the cast.

Ton Sawyer David Selznick Tommy Kelly Tommy Tom Sawyer May Rotson Jackie Morgan Walter Brennan Victor Jory

Commercial FIRM PIG MARKET WINCHCOMBE CARSON LTD

Supplies of pigs at Tuesday's Sydney sales were 800. Prices for backfatters and baconers were steady with baconers improving. backfatters and extra prime heavy pigs reached up to 150 per head. Values for porkers ranged from 50 to 120 per head, with various weights quoted.

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Sydney

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