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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 07, 1940

Page

3

No Empire Picnic Abandoned by Gloucester Parents and Citizens

Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association votes to abandon the Empire Day picnic due to lack of parent and public interest and support. Members cite low attendance, few workers, and high teacher burden, with a plan to hold meetings to discuss future activities and consider alternative events.

Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association

Weather notes showery conditions with mild district temperatures

Showery conditions prevail in the district for the initial days with mild temperatures.

Saturday Meeting Boosts Attendance At Primary Producers' Union

The Glouces ter Branch of the Primary Producers' Union reports stronger turnout at Saturday meetings. President A. McRae notes scheduling shifts to Saturdays may raise dairy farmer engagement. Topics include crows as pests, carrying calves and pigs on motor lorries, fodder carriage, North Coast stock health rules, and a proposed subscription cut from 15 shillings to 10 shillings during wartime.

W. T. Relf Mr. Relf Gloucester North Coast P.P Dennett Newton

G D T A Sets Schedule of Deferred Matches

At a G D T A committee meeting on the 2nd inst the plan assigns deferred matches to 11 May with the first second round match on 18 May and points for the Le Quesne Cup to be awarded in the second round. A motion disqualifies all teams not registered before the second round. Club secretaries must lodge result forms with the Association Secretary by the following Thursday. Teas for Saturday list Park teams No 1 v Barrington at Barrington with leaves 1 45 pm No 2 v Factory at Park No 2 v Stratford at Stratford and other players named.

G.D.T.A

Main Primary Industries Not Affected By War

The war has not adversely affected our major primary industries. Shipping space is found for wool meat and butter and Allied naval power secures their transport overseas. UK policy prioritizes wool meat butter and eggs, with renewals for the season’s contracts. Britain and France will need large wool meat and dairy imports, while substitutes are paused by war. If shipping normalizes, fruit and fresh garden produce may quicken prospects as market gardening expands to meet demand.

United Kingdom Great Britain France

Breakaway League Formed by Wingham Clubs

At a meeting in Wingham on Tuesday night April 30 five clubs including Wingham Wherrol Flat Lansdowne Taree Railway and Candle agreed to form a new league away from the existing Group and affiliate directly with the New South Wales Rugby League. The move follows inactivity of the current body this season and aims to secure football by joining NSW League. The decision was endorsed unanimously with Mr G Spence chairing andromotion of the plan by Mr A Mitchell and Mr English.

W. Jennison Wingham New South Wales Rugby League Wherrol Flat Lansdowne Taree Railway Candle G. Spence Mesars Jenison Miggins Steep Railway Manning League A. Mitchell English

First of its kind case heard at Curlewis convicts resident

A district resident was convicted and fined £25 for ferrol hoarding at Curlewis in a recent case. In Sydney, the state’s first similar matter saw an employer fined £15 for failing to keep a job open for an employee called up for military training. the employee later enlisted and received £10 of the fine.

Curlewis Sydney

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P. and P. Assn Shiels McGown Gray Shepherd Tew Mr. Shepherd Bettter Church of England War Chest and Patriotic Committee Teachers’ Federation BP & C Travhers Punton Flms Pew Messrs H. T. Shepherd Horace Hazelwood Critchley F.C. ‘Morris M. Newton Mesdames Shephen Tate W. Morris Hazelwood Stanbury Chapman’s Pharmacy Bennett's Radio Gloucester Hotel F. M. Smith Chase For Exporting CO. Pty. Ltd Australia King ST Arthur V. Eastwood Primary Producers’ Union Primary Producers’ 'Union A. McRae Newcastle Sqnad Barrington Barington W. Woodward L. Beauzeville B. Coomber L. Atkins Carey J. Hawdon Brennan J. Wratten R. Smith W. Atkins Parker Z. Dare Stratford W. Fitzgerald J. McIntyre W. Latimore S. Harris Mrs. Latimore Tris Matthewson Bent Street BERLE Shell Napery
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