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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 11, 1937

Page

2

Immunization drive targets diphtheria protection in Shite

Local Council plans to set up a vaccination clinic to immunize children against diphtheria. Parents must apply through Mrs. Ebaplin, with work and arrangements still being finalized but expected soon. Also reports on Captain Jory’s recovery, Cameo Follies opening, Mother's Day services, Cobark sale plans, Gloucester race meet, Denman butter factory closure, and air flights for whooping cough patients.

Tivatheria Ebaplin Chamber of Commerce Theodore North Queensland Aircrafts Pty. Ltd Cracow Mercy Windsor Castle Oak Leen John 8. Beattie Taree London Agua Lindasy Gordon

Works Minister outlines Gloucester to Barrington Tops survey plan

Hon E Spooner Minister for Works and Local Government explains a new survey of routes from Gloucester to the Barrington Tops during a visit. A deputation from Gloucester Chamber of Commerce stresses road importance while surveys for Scone and Dungog routes are also noted.

E. Spooner Gloucester Barrington Tops Chamber of Commerce Messrs W. W. Hawdon PJ. Griffin T. Hicks Hawdon Stres Spooner Scone Dungogales Wharton Mer. Spooner Val Ted Ad. White

C W A Holds May Meeting and Birthday Tea

The C W A monthly gathering at the School of Arts on May 1 drew a large crowd. President expressed sympathy for Mrs Evang and congratulations to Mrs Matt Sawyer on her re election as State President. Musical performances and a birthday cake with seven candles marked the branch’s seventh year.

C.W.A School of Arts Evang Evan Matt Sawyer Rayford Atlas F Abbott Griffin Benitet Miss Crowfoot Clyde Bopham Me Oakes Ted Newton Glover Alice Ricky Howell Molland W_W. Hawdon Beauers Hooke M. Mackay Musdames A. J. White H. Bignell 3. A. Smith John Hawdon My Dear Gutner Sister McRae

Fulton Cup Results Highlight Local Golf Standouts

In Fulton Cup round two results T Charlton led with 70 strokes on st/16. A Parish 72, T Levdham 74, R Steel 75, W Atkins 56, McRae 1 TH, G H Griffin 91, B H Anderson 41, T Hodgins 44, A Pearson 8. Visiting Newcastle club members enjoyed exceptional rounds at Gloucester, with Parish winning the 29-hole par handicap and Leedham-Channell pairing clinching the 4-wall ball contest and Eagle noted. Visitors plan return for May tournament as Open Tournament plans begin for big mixed foursome and Mag's Cup catering.

T. Charlton A. Parisit T. Levdham Ri. Steel W. Atkins McRae G. H Griffin BH. Anderson T. Hodgins A. Pearson Sewcastin Messrs. Walker, Bratten Jeffreys, Anderton and Peebles Newcastle Gloucester A. Parish Leedham J. Channel Channell Agasust

Homebush Stock Sales Report From Sydney Market

Commercial notes from Sydney show Pitt Bon and Badgery reporting 327 cattle yarded with mixed prime and medium quality, prices firm. bullocks to 118/4, cows to 8/10, weaners varied. Wincheonbe Carson Ltd report yarding 85 head. Market largely unaltered with bullocks easing slightly, pigs strong with heavy porkers and bacon pigs commanding higher prices. calves about 600 penned, demand steady. At Maitland yard, about 50 cattle with better quality, bullocks cheaper, vealers good, best cows around 7/8/6 with strong calves and light sorts lower. total calves about 600 with good inquiry and steady to dearer prices. Pigs: around 600 penned, heavy porkers and bacon pigs bid up, best bacon pigs 59/3 to 74/6, other weights 24/8 to 38/8, ships and suckers around 21/6.

Homebush Sydney Pitt, Bon and Badgery Prine Wincheonbe Carson Ltd Teers An Belfers Maitland Medina

Gloucester Girls Lose To Taree In Slow Grass Match

Gloucester girls faced Taree on their home field with high grass slowing play. Taree led 8 1 at half time, then Gloucester rallied to 6 2 full time, aided by a late center forward goal and improved midfield effort. Notes urged pace, stance, and cleaner clearances.

Gloucester Taree Emmy Tare Tain Billy Sores Hall Anu Jefticiner iTares Ward

Five Women Injured In Threefold Car Crash Near Ward's River

An ambulance rushes three injured women and two shocked passengers 140 miles after a car overturned three times near Ward's River on a Thursday afternoon. Driver Mrs. D Jones and four others, including Mrs. M Shea lyan Mrs R Mannix Mrs M Gallagher and Mrs James Douglas, were treated. two admitted to Newcastle Hospital at 7.20 pm.

Ward's River Newcastle Newcaste Hospital D. Jones Douglas-street Petershaw Mya. F. Shelyan Strathfield R. Mannix Brady Street Croydon M. Gallagher Haber[field James Douglas George St Sydney Gallagher Douglass

Police Court Sees Narrow Month With One Theft Case

A light Police Magistrate session under Mr R Solling reported no traffic breaches. Two female defendants pleaded guilty to stealing a suitcase from Kempsey mail train. Sergeant Hughes outlined the facts and noted remorse. The court granted recognisance of ELO for 12 months to ensure good behaviour. Guns were recovered. In valuation appeals Gloucester Shire saw most settled, with Moore and Brown adjournments to Thursday and June 14 respectively.

R. Solling Kempsey Hughes P.M Elo Gore Jessor Gloucester Shire Line Shine Robert J. Moore Augustine Brown

Optician D J McDonald Visit Announced at Gloucester

Optician D J McDonald of Webster Jar and McDonald Limited will be no attendance but may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday May 7. Hours of visit from 9 am to 5 pm. Please hear your appointment.

Optician D. J. McDonald B.C.A. Honwrs FSMLC London Webster Jar & McDonald Sydney Opticians Commercial Hotel Gloucester Sam

Country Men's Oversea Tour Planned by Bendigo Society

In July to September, a country men and women oversea tour of the Pacific States of America and British Columbia will be organized under the Bendigo Agricultural and Pastoral Society. Invitations are extended to New South Wales and Queensland participants with funding patronage from Victorian and Australian agriculture departments.

Pacific States of America British Coltmbia Canada Bendigo Agricultural and Pastoral Society New South Wales Queensland Victorian Agricultural Department New Zealand Sydney Faye Trevel Aie Australia United States

Church and community services schedule across Gloucester and surrounding areas

A dense roster of church and religious services listed for Gloucester and nearby towns. It includes Church of England coronation service times, Whitsunday and Mother's Day observances, Presbyterian and Methodist combined services, and various noon or evening meetings led by Rev. HW Rogers Rev. Wm. Griffith Coch rane Rev. D. Glyn Jones and others, with multiple locations such as Gloucester, Stratford, Belbora, and Stroud.

Presbyterian Church Church of England Gloucester Wm. Griffith Cochrane Stratford Mr. Radford H. McLeod R. C. Pereire D. Glyn Jones Magrant Creek Beratford Carwinville Belbora R. C. Pereira Shannon Vale Upper Craven Upper Warrington Candle Fist Bundock B. Martens Stroud

Prodigy Gillian Cooper Gains Fame At Six

Six-year-old Gillian Cooper of Southizaplom 18 astonishes readers with rapid mastery of a year’s work in a month and reads encyclopedias for recreation. Psychologists note her genius potential, warn of rapid brain growth, and advise limiting imaginative stories as doctors forecast social challenges ahead.

Glia Cooper Britain Encyclopaedia Britannica Gillian London Pam

Bowls Pairs Championship and Harris Cup Results

In the semi final Lowe and Anderson lost to McIntyre and Kendall 14 to 12. In the final under excellent weather Whatson and Street defeated Lowe and Anderson 20 19 26. Harris Cup results show Lowe 4 on beat Chapman 4 on 81 to 27, Bhbeels 4 on beat Andrews 1 to 27, White beat Bourer 81 to %, Woodward beat Griffin 6 on A1 to IT. Singles and Presidents Cup draw listed with matches such as Andrews v Boorer and Street v Helblewhite. Round to finish by May 22.

Lowe Anderson Fual McIntyre Kendall Whatson Street Anderson Chapman Bhbeels Andrews White Bourer Woodward Griffin Boorer McIntyre Lowe Smith Tent White Houghton Moira Helblewhite Hawdon Chagman Ebbeck Thomas Weekes Adama

Tennis draw for Saturday competition matches

Tennis draw lists matches for Saturday with Factory versus Rookhurat and Teachers versus Park, Barrington versus Presbyterians, Forbesdale a bye, and Stratford TT versus Factory. Other pairings include Presbyterian versus Bullin, Walkivory versus Teachers, Copeland versus Gangut, Farhendale versus Part T, Park 1 versus Barrington Village, and Stratford I versus Barrington.

Rookhurat Park Barrington Presbyterians Forbesdale Stratford TT Factory Presbyterian Bullin Walkivory Copeland Gangut Farhendale Barrington Village Stratford I

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