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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 24, 1944

Page

2

Optometrists Visit D. 1 McDonald in Gloucester Event

London based optometrist Jack A McDonald of Sydney Pty Limited will visit Gloucester on Saturday April 22. He may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel during the visit, as listed in the local notices.

McDonald F 5.C.A F.S.M.C London Webster Jack A McDonald Sydney Pty Optometriete and Optielans Gloucester Visity 9 Ag. Ty Spam

Clock changes and wartime notes in local report

The page records daylight saving timing for Duna Dayients in Australia with clocks set back and bedtimes noted, alongside honors for Victoria Gross and a description of brave actions in New Guinea. It also covers Gloucester Race Club site decisions, cattle show results, auctions, and a five year sentence for Forbes in a court at Werbexcay.

Memorial notices and personal updates from Barrington district

The column reports on Mrs Allan Ramsay and family learning of a prisoner’s death in October, delayed official notice, and international concerns. It mentions J F Kamaay’s Mentioned Despatches in New Guinea, reunions at the Returned Soldiers Social, and local marriages and engagements including Miss Joan Martie AhOMpAM and Pte Aubrey Sansom, plus Florence Ruth Ry man’s death in Sydney and other community happenings in Gloucester and Barrington accommodations.

Allan Enmuay Onkwaod Anverol Kik Aum Angus Beaton Enmuay Ramsay Ue Aimnachy Ube Wit Mira Mumsay Beatin Barrington AIF J. F. Kamaay New Guinea J. Sleep Withiongs Hector Wilson RAAB Ronnie Smith The All FM. Smith Gloucester Hotel Mire Zenu RAAF England Sydney Florence Ruth Ryman A. Jarrett Hyman Ict Amin Aylchester Roth Po Abbott RL. Fitegeriid Woda Bill” Weekes E Wevikes Bank of Nsw Glouvestin Jan Turner Gretelion Deritqui Bill Hamilton Bondi Urbes Joan W. L. ‘Turner Grenfell Laei Goucester Nita Everett Ab. Everett Narraweema Hospital Nita Ter Cou Bing Laurence Vo Pryor Sullivan Mabel O'Brien Up Cloncesta Indy Lithgow

Cuming Events Promotes Charity in Stratford Hall

A grand school concert at Stratford Hall is planned for Friday March to benefit P and funds. The Mothers Club holds its annual meeting on Wednesday at 3 pm. A Red Cross Street Stall is set for Thursday. A Red Cross Dance occurs at Gloucester tomorrow night. Gloucester Air Training Corps hosts a grand ball on April 28.

Stratford Hall Mothers Club Red Cross Gloucester Gloucester Air Training Corps

Clothing coupons expire in June announced by official

The chairman of the Interdepartmental Commission Mr A W Coles announces that all current clothing coupons will terminate in June while some special components will be carried into the next fiscal year. The notice clarifies the maintenance nature of the clothing program and its future continuation.

Vicious bull at large terrorizes village roads

Local residents report a black Jersey bull roaming the fenced common and village road. Children and adults risk harm as the animal charges paths. several near-misses have prompted calls for authorities to remove the threat before a serious injury or fatality occurs.

Edlyrs Ohildren Gourneys Tor Butler Galing Vilage Tioe Ani

Stratford P C Association Meeting Report

The Stratford Parents and Citizens Association held a Wednesday meeting reporting a balance of 220 pounds 171 shillings. President H S Bignell outlined reduced work due to patriotic duties. Secretary and committee notes highlighted monthly meetings and one special meeting, with changes in office bearers and fundraising efforts described. Farewells were given to retiring Treasurer W Lo Tull as he leaves the district, with gratitude for his service.

Stratford Parents & Citizens’ Association Wednessay HS. Bignell Tuk Bignell B.A. Grantam R. Atkins Suyer Hianel Graham J Smith W. Lo Tull A. Graham H. S. Hygnell

Red Cross Society Meeting At Gloucester Branch

There was poor attendance at the Gloucester Red Cross monthly meeting held on a Tus sy afternoon. With Mrs Higgins absent, Vice-President Mrs HN Chaplim presided. The group agreed to send a donation to the General Fund and 25 to the Prisoner of War Fund. The Rid Lions will cater for the A HF Association Rodeo on April 1st, with Mrs Yates Chaplin Ewings and Middlebrook named organisers for this and any functions this month. Mrs Rye urged more knitters as winter nears and warned against procuring yarn without volunteers. The usual street stall is planned for March 7th and donations of saleable articles are welcomed.

Tm Gloucester Tle Higgins HN. Chaplim Rid Lions A. H. A F. Associatum Mosdames Yates Chaplin Ewings Uni Ssiss Middlebrook Aaleanle Zonda

Trains Berths and Seats New South Wales Booking Rules

New arrangements take effect Monday March 27 allowing advance booking of sleeping berths up to 34 days ahead and reserved seats up to 6 days ahead for most NSW stations. Inter State Expresses retain current priority rules and sleeping cars remain reservable as before despite broader local travel changes.

New Suth Wales Hartigan Meg New South Wada

Bowmen Rodeo Gains Despite Wet Weather

Rainy conditions punctured turnout but record horse entry and strong betting boosted funds. Event results list winners across maiden herding, fig races, open bending, and boys and girls races with named participants, plus extensive donations and official duties.

Bowmay River Nesidee NaVing Rod Eroas Patyotic Funda L. Worbes Bo Cornett KR. Newton O. Merchant Swerett G. Hickman Rat W. Gry Gorman Bullock Avant J. B Moore K. Gast W.newton Genaviation Eric Layria Miss M. Grant Mise J. Stade J. Testorelli C. Everett Merchant Meno K. Saxby Lavies Martin T. Gredy Betty Smith I NASA R. K. Summerville Mount George Jungen Stora C Rad Min Mra

BOWLS Singles Championship Round Two Results

Collins beat Carol Jun 1 28 in singles while Bolton defeated Phillips 31 4. Was on and Hebbin won 20 10 in the Paita Competition. Guttyng ToU Horjal games featured Monro, Ebbéck jun. Adonis 44, Carthew, Bolton and pbecksen 28, Wilmot, West, Laurence 1M, Gorman, Dombitins, Andrews TI, K Borer, Lowe, Lin Tantus 2s Gamat Rye. Hanson Y. The green drew many visitors late with a search for a Visitors. Old members on military service returned. Dr Minto and Ron Smith attended. Representatives from Wingham who defeated Taroe expected to face Glaienatsr tomorrow on the green. Pia home Yelm strong and should put up a good ann.

Collins Carol Jun Bolton Phillips Whatson Hebbinwhite Houghton Highfieldt Monro Ebbéck Adonis Carthew Pbecksen Wilmot West Laurence Gorman Dombitins Andrews K Borer Lowe Gamat Rye Uhres Bik Rank Minto Ron Smith Ewe Vulkors Mr. Barrety Fis Sot Praxent Rink Wingham Taroe Glaienatsr Pia Homo Atrong Ymé Ahovldt Gona Ann

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