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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1952
Page
1
Reported remarks from Lacock and Wise on local reception of Mr Menaiet and national party conferences. Observers note strong Liberal and Can Berra commentary as Parliament debates finance and conference impact on Britain.
At the Gloucester Dairy Company annual meeting, suppliers' fees to a union were debated. A motion by delegate Mr Hlalgela urged ending the practice, while others argued the union should stay involved. The central executive was urged to keep firm on policy amid concerns over factory cooperation and worker representation.
Farmers and district leaders discussed improving paddocks with clover, lime, and runoff control. Mr. Noonan and Mr. Williamson highlighted lime application for race paddocks, with one ton per acre advised for three to four years. Subdivision, rotations, water, pasture species, and cost of pasture improvement were also debated.
The Minister for Transport announced the bridge on Pacific Highway over the Hunter River at Hesham will be ready for use in January. Motorists welcomed the move as the Hesham ferry had caused major holdups during floods, easing a long standing trouble point.
The text references adjustments to timetable dates for the Daylight Express service and related travel plans. It mentions departures from Sydney on Mondays with arrivals at Grafton on various days, including Tuesdays and Thursdays, and a specified late afternoon arrival.
An early move by P and C on the bazaar opening is noted with discussion of a representative for the fete. The meeting images a plan to secure a key observer while no volunteers were available. A doll competition and prizes are announced for youth and mothers club supporters.
Nancy Maney representing the Gloucester area captured the 50 yard championship in heavy rain, with schoolmaster David Lavell praising her performance amid difficult conditions. Lyall noted her potential with urban pupil support unclear. The event highlights a strong district effort and future travel plans for local athletes under the Federation.
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