Spastic Centre Expands to Help Over Four Hundred Children
The Spastic Centre reports growth from a small parent group to an active unit serving about 400 children daily in medical treatment and education. It plans a new medical treatment building, a country hostel, and civic councils in Sydney to extend services beyond the city.
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Naw
Manly
Allambie Road
French
Mosman
Jonas
Sydney
N.S.W
Ward's River project praised at school event
At a school gathering Ward's River Progress and Co. funded a project costing about £160. Mr. Fitzgerald and Dr. Channon received thanks for guidance and film donations. Valeria Tull thanked all involved. a vote of thanks to Mr. Fliggerald and Mr. Moylan was carried. Guests were entertained at the school residence.
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Ward's
Fisgerald
Ward's River
Edmonds
Ghammer
Valeria Tull
Fliggerald
Moylan
J. Ebbeck
Dr. Channon
Channon
Visual Education
Fitzgerald
Fitgerald
Mra
Sent
J. Edginton
Pamid C
Gloucester Tamworth Chambers Seek Road Link to Tablelands
Gloucester chamber of commerce moved for cooperation with Walcha and Tamworth chambers to push a connecting road from Gloucester to the Tablelands. The Main Roads Department regards this road as the ultimate aim. A survey plan for a cream road at Little Manning near Tibuc was submitted with an estimated cost of £11,400.
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Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
Messar H. A. Grant
Charman
Walcha
Tamworth
Gloucester
Tablelands
30 mph sign moved urged by Gloucester chamber
The Gloucester chamber of commerce urged relocating the 30 mph sign as the town expanded south. They asked the Shire Council to move it to the cemetery turn-off near sale yards. The meeting also discussed dairy cattle crossings and road safety, with a plan to refer the issue to the next annual conference of associated chambers in Sydney.
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Pecrntary
Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
D. Carolan
Mewirs
Carolan
A. Bhart
Gloucester Shire Council
Gloucester
Stroud
G. Charman
J. Hardy
Messrs
Charman
G. Easton
Messrs. A. Short
A. A. Grant
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Sydney
Caravan parking referred to police in Gloucester
Gloucester nightwatchman G Glover told the chamber of commerce caravans travelling through the town park overnight near the ladies lavatory in King Street. He urged officers to prevent camping there and noted the lavatory lacks lighting for several nights. A camping area exists in Gloucester Park.
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King Street
Gloucester
G. Glover
Chamber of Commerce
Glover
Gloucester Park
Glaver Alga
Increased Winter Dairy Gains Through Herd Recording and Feeding
Mr. O. G. Cannon of the New South Wales Milk Board advocates herd recording as essential for dairy herd improvement. He outlines home weighing once per month or using a tester, with costs kept low, to identify cows for culling. He links records to guided feeding of concentrates and high quality forage to boost milk and fat yields.
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O. G. Cannon
N.8.w
Dept. of Agriculture
Dept. of
Ure
Prepaid Mail Notice Warns of Postage Shortfalls
The Postmaster General Anthony cites a year of widespread insufficient postage with over 700 000 detected items. Senders face double surcharge and possible delays as mail is diverted from normal sorting. Full postage rate details available at any post office.
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Anthony
Cattle Show Talks At Gloucester AH Association Meeting
A cattle steward proposed letting non prize winners in the dairy section leave with their cattle after judging to ease pavilion crowding. The idea drew mixed views while praises were given for Gloucester’s dairy display, and the committee planned gate work and future improvements. The dairy cattle stewards will report on needed changes, with the next annual meeting set for July 11.
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Gloucester AH. Ald P. Association
C. R. Basten
FE. W. Everett
FLAS
Honder
C. R. Maslen
Gloucester
Sydney
B. Relf
Distret
Drd. W. Crowfoot
E. W. Everett
Everett
United Pure Breeders’ Society
8. P. Webeck
F. T. Parker
Henderson
Higgins
R.A.S
Relf
Market Report Shows Firm Cattle Demand and Prices
Mid day truckings report 2376 cattle with prime bullocks scarce and best quality cattle firm. Prices listed include vealers 135 to 148 per 100, cows and heifers around 105 to 120, with buyers Dalgety and Gloucester noted.
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Winchcombé, Carson Ltd
Dalgety
Lidpold
Gloucester
Increased Fees For Herd Recording
Dr. K. Noble announces higher costs under the herd production improvement scheme. From July 1 1943 monthly recording will cost 1/0 per cow, with an annual herd membership fee of £5 charged each year. New herds incur varying charges based on start date, and lactation costs drop in with a 1 per cow fee plus a 10 shilling certificate fee.
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BK. 3. Noble
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