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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 26, 1939
Page
2
The Gloucester Adhorate reports the death of Dr J. B. Eldridge in Dungog Hospital after returning from wartime practice, noting his popularity in Dungog and his involvement with the Returned Soldiers League and golf. The notice mourns the loss for the lower coast and extends sympathy to journalist Sid Christophers and family.
A public meeting at Barrington Hall examined extending Gloucester Electric Supply Co to Barrington and the river area. Officials outlined costs including 8 miles of line and a new sub station, with a fixed annual charge and special rates for irrigation, contingent on government subsidy and community approval.
The Gloucester Poultry Club met after a year in Vetess to plan a late May gathering and a July 3 show. Officials and new members are invited, with schedules in progress and printer proofs underway. Officers to be elected include Patron Messrs Dawson and Parley, Secretary Jory, and Treasurer Brutus.
The Copeland Parents and Citizens Association held its annual Juvenile Frolic on May 11 to a large crowd. The hill was festively decorated and the Copeland Supper provided by the P and C committee delighted attendees. Judges included Mes James Qar ner JW Le Quesne who awarded prizes for Best dressed girl Pat Power Bary Most Original Girl Mavis Curran British Flag Best Dressed Boy Henry Wilks July Bull Comte Boy Noel Wels Most Original Boy Keith Wells The Departed Spirit Best Dressed Lady Misses H Taylor and Aish Best Dressed Gent Mr Jock McRae Comic Gentleman Mr B Rowe Absent Minder Professor. The organizers express sincere appreciation to the judges patrons and business people whose cooperation made the event a success.
Football fans anticipate the Frat big match of the season on Sunday as Gloucester faces Maryland United in a key showdown. The rosters list numerous players including Bowtell Stewart and Ferkina, with captains and regional reps noted. report suggests strong form from both sides with detailed lineups and preparations.
Hockey notes report Thy Cloiceater Hekee Muhwall travel to Winghams narrow to play le nowy tore out tree. Members of the Gh4i idee team include Tesuk Penfold Ayale feat Almidice B James Mave Be IY J Tonks M Yates UW Torta AM Yeale and Ly Ferguson.
Personal notices recount Mr and Mrs H J Shephers fishing holiday at Harring and Me Hathead. thanks to Mr Re Lay Hughes for Empire Day theatre use. Minister H S Parsons accepted by Ute Parkes Church. Mr A Parker appointed manager of Dyers Crossing factory. trip to Darwin ends near Cloncurry. Miss M Howden and others motor trip. brief other items include a broken tooth incident and local drama notes on gender casting rules.
The discussion stressed ensuring installations meet company requirements and the value of an unlimited power supply. Mr. Lowe and Mr. McCallion were thanked for outlining the proposal. Dr. Grant emphasized that increased electricity supply would benefit the district.
Sydney market reports show cattle yarded 2500 with little change in prices. Best vealers to 38 shillings, cows to 35 shillings, porkers and pigs varying with weights, and sheep and rabbits detailed with fluctuating bids. Prices for prime beef and other stock broadly steady amid demand.
Kentucky at the Majestic features a color photography showcase of the Derby and Blue Grass tradition. David Butler directs a film capturing Kentucky’s land, people, and history with Lavella Young, Walter Brennin, and Tom and Dougie Dumbrille among the cast. Supporting feature Everybody's Doing It promotes Cecil Kilroy and Sally Bilers.
Mrs Anderson won with 111 and 40 handicap, beating Miss Cleaver who posted 114 and 39 handicap. Other scores include Mrs Street 97 and 22 handicap, Miss Middlebrook 108 and 27, Mrs Yates 107 and 25, Mrs Parish 115 and 3, Mrs King 103 and 98, Mrs Munro 124 and 34, and Miss T Easton 132 and 41.
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