Milk price debate prompts call for production rise
Officials from the Gloucester milk board defend current price as inflation bites and production costs rise. They argue a price cut requires lower costs and more on farm output, with board members stressing contracts and market conditions shape decisions.
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Fire Exhibit Oval Sinew Draws Fire and Support
A local fire exhibit review highlights the year’s effort with thanks to contributors. The Royal Tus demonstration, chaired by Ing ME, features modern firefighting equipment and plans to engage shire electors, brigade members, and country visitors in fire prevention discussions.
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Local Dairymen Receive 78508 Pound Cheque for February
The document notes a payment of 78508 pounds to local dairymen in February 1963. It records factory output including 201080 gallons of milk, 42286 pints of halves, and 1404 tons of second quality, with a surplus mill and cream supplier payments as part of a February payroll.
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Aarioue Fallons
Tribute to Red Cross Serves Soldiers and Nations
Air Marshal Sir Donald Hardman honors the Red Cross for essential support to Australian troops in Korea and overseas. He notes Red Cross facilities are 90 percent available and urges continued gratitude for service members past and present.
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