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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 20, 1949

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Shire Engineers Report on Road Works and Movement Plans

The Shire Engineer Mr KE Harris reported at the council meeting. The power grader engine overhaul is complete and works on Woowendoc Curracabark Roads. Glenward Crossing expected finished by week end. Forbesdale reconstruction near completion with concrete head walls pending. Tractor and scoop moved to Northern highway section. reheeting to finish by end of June. Bowman River crossings progress with first two done. funding to finish fourth requires £52 from council or another grant. Contract IM47/5 Manning Sand and Gravel Co. contract balance cancellation proposed. Logging crossing near Beattie Island approved. Water trough removal from saleyards approved. Interest in the New State Movement noted with Kempsey accommodation requests for June Council of Action meeting. Federal Convention in Sydney July 25 discussed. Panel of technical advisers to be established. expert public administration support available. Petition asks State Government to referndum within the area.

Ke, Harris Woowendoc Curracabark Glenward Crossing Forbesdale Stroud Bowman Gloucester Moeny Drs. Farley Laurie Cornell Manning Sand and Gravel Co Farley Beattie’s Island Breese N.8.w. Constitutional League Sydney Juy

Milk Zone Dairymen Hold Sydney Executive Meeting

An Executive meeting of the Milk Zone Dairymen Council was held in Sydney on May 12 with Mr J B Carlton presiding. The General Secretary warned of a milk supply shortage and possible rationing. Early 1849 autumn production rose but demand grew. frost-damaged fodders threaten future output. Sedgwick’s Producers’ Representative term extended to 1854, with seven years starting 1947.

Milk Zone Dairymen's Council Sydney J. B. Carlton Dungog Milk Board G. F. Knodler Singleton Sedgwick Crown Solicitor McKeachie Sedgewick L. C. Turton

Campaign publicity plan outlined for Council of Action

A note indicates a more intensive publicity campaign will be outlined at Kempeey. A proposal to hold the next Council of Action meeting in Hunter Valley will be considered.

Kempeey Council of Action Hunter Vley

Guns Into Typewriters Fire The Defence Debate

Mr Dedman, Minister for Defence, says the Federal Government will spend more on defence than ever before in Australian history. He argues increased funding must accompany training, warning that supplying vast salaries without training soldiers is dangerous and wrong.

Dedman Defence Australia Defence Department

Gloucester Shire Council Electrics Extend Rural Supply

Gloucester Shire Council discussed borrowing for 1949-50 to fund extensions including Upper Avon to add 13 consumers and connect Mr Rudkin across the Avon River. Dr Livermore urged securing funds while material shortages persist, warning delayed borrowing could stall rural electrification efforts. The council asked the Electrical Engineer to prepare rough cost estimates for Tugrabakh Upper Avon and Waukivory extensions as progress reported for Stratford and Avon Valley.

F. Lowe Fallowe Gloucester Hind Electricity Authority Rudkin Avon River Avon Valley Livermore Connel Ana Taney Tev Tia Tugrabaki Lowe Dr. Livermore Mr. Lowe Dr Livermore Cra Farley Tugrabak Upper Avon Waukiver Stratford J. G. Wilson Stratford Village Finc

Reticulation Works Expand with Substations Planned

Work proceeds on Dog Trap Creek reticulation and erection of sub stations at Jack's Lane Relfs and Bignell properties. Agreement with Railway Commissioners needed to cross railway line. Off Peak Water Heating hours proposed from 9 pm to 6 am with Council asked to extend to 8 am. Storeman Clerk role discussed as essential for efficient stock control and sales support. Council to invite applications for storeman clerk and authorize purchase of bolts in short supply.

Lowe Wyse Dog Trap Creek Jack's Lane Relfs Bignell Railway Commissioners Sydney County Councils Lowe Electricity Department Council Electricity Dept Cra. Livermore and McRay Hexas Dre. Livermore and Breese

SEW ENGLAND SEAT NOMINATIONS DRAW BATTLELINES

Mir D. M. Shand was nominated by Armidale Country Party for the next Federal election after defeating D. H. Drummond in a ballot. The branch meeting drew over 120 attendees. Drummond claimed nomination support from about 12 other branches and said he would contest.

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