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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 13, 1951

Page

3

Golf Gossip at Local Club Closing Weekends

The club praised a two day golf event with an 18 hole mixed foursomes won by T Chariton and Mra Yates. Nett scores favored Ron Smith and wife, while 27 holes nett was led by Les Wratten and 18 holes nett by Herb Wilson and Alex West. Associates showed wins for Mrs Street and Mrs Frost. Summer competition begins next Saturday with a new trophy and flexible weekend entries.

T. Chariton Mra. Yates Ron. Smith Les. Wratten Herb Wilson Hoalea Alex West C. Street Frost Bennett

Homebush Stock Sales Report From Winchcombe and Dalgety

Homebush yarded 8801 cattle on Monday with prime bullocks scarce while yearlings and vealers abound. Market 40s lower. best vealers to 145 per 100 lb, steers 125, heifers 115, cows 100, per 100 lb. Dalgetys notes 3301 cattle yelded with poor quality and many out of condition pens from the dry area. Prime bullocks and steers steady from last week, others dull 20 to 30 cheaper. best medium weight bullocks 128 to 132, heavy 110 to 120, steers 130 to 140, cows 106 to 116, yearlings/vealers 125 to 145 per 100 lb. 190 wagons on order for Thursday.

Homebush Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Dalgety

November meeting notes on Health Centre project and events

CUA Votes Miss I Duff presided at the November meeting of the local branch. The Building Committee recommended the tender of Mr Tom Hitter for erecting and completing the new Baby Health Centre and Rest Room at £23,635. Mrs C Harrop moved, Mrs F Green seconded. Arrangements for the Best Tent at the Rodeo were made and volunteers to staff the tent were asked to contact Secretary Mrs Glenn Easton. The tent aids mothers with small children. Miss Duff reported on Boweman Farm Sports and thanked Mesdamen H Woolford and A J Woolward for their untiring work. It was decided to hold the Annual Norwegian Xmas Party on Monday 17 December. Mrs Harrop to assist with entertainment. A report on the 23rd Annual Group Conference at Wingham on 21 October was presented by Mrs G Tilbrook, Miss I Duff. Mesdames Easton, Tilbrook and G Tilbrook were chosen to represent the branch at conferences and council meetings in the year ahead. Present: Mesdames Aldham, F Green, A Mitosh, H A Shaw, G McGregor, H Woolford, F Hebblewhite, A J Woodward, E Horner, S A Woodward, J Muddle, C Harrop, Smith, G Tilbrook, and Secretary.

I. Duff Tom Hitter C. Harrop F. Green Glenn Easton Mias Duff Bowman Mesdarmen H. Woolford A. J. Woolward Harrop la Wingham G.tilbrook Meadeames Glenn Easton G. Tilbrook Midames Aldham A. Mitosh H. A. Shaw G. McGregor H. Woolford F. Hebblewhite A. J. Woodward E. Horner A. Woodward J. Muddle Smith

C W A Younger Set Holds November Meeting

Very poor attendance at the Shire Hall meeting on November 1. New officers took posts and Mrs Bayliss and Mrs Woolford joined the advisory committee. A fourth member to be decided. No more functions this year due to other organisations’ events. December 6 Christmas social and supper planned with gifts and entertainment. Members to bring a gift and supper contributions.

Shire Hall

Dispense With Afternoon Tea At Meetings Proposed

On motion by Mexiames A. McIntosh and R. Smith the group decided to dispense with serving afternoon tea at meetings.

Mexiames A. McIntosh R. Smith

Local range hosts two stage shoot and dance event

Sunday attendance totaled for a two stage 10 shot competition with a possible forty. J Monro won the handicap shoot with 75 of 80 on 31/34 rifle. C Baker claimed the COW with 83/93 off the rifle. T Connolly scored 5 in second stage. B Hewitt and J Wilson tied at 61. Rifle Club to hold a Mise Sport dance at Waukivory Friday. Farley’s Bus leaves Garner’s Corner at 7 30 pm. riflemen urged to attend. Scores show Monro 51/34 Baker 83/33 Parish 54/26 Hile 30/27 Connolly 10/81 Baker 29/25 Sayers 24/24 Howitt 21/34 Wilson 21/20 Garland 24/15.

J. Monro C. Baker C.O.W T. Connolly B. Hewitt J. Wilson Bile Wen Philip Waukivory Farley Garner Th. ©. Baker M. Parish P. Hile T. Baker FR. Sayers B. Howitt T. Garland

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