Golf Notes Success of New Members and Open Day
Two new members joined the Gloucester Club with rapid handicap reductions as J Wratten and N Houston posted 70 and 71 in 18 hole stroke. W Deards Tl edged J Wratten by count back after 14 holes with 71. Taree Golf Club’s open day drew 14 Gloucester players who did not place, with events run alongside the foursem es championship and trophies.
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Jack Wratten
J. Wratten
N. Houston
W. Deards Tl
Miso
Gloucester
Taree Golf Club
Highfield and Laurence Reach Semi Finals in Local Games
Games in the second and third rounds saw Highfield 32 over Boorer 27 with Adams 14 and Beattie 31 over Kendall 20, Laurence 32 over Beattie 20, and Highfield 32 over J Woodward 15, lifting both Laurence and Highfield to the semi finals. A weekend final is anticipated. In social play West and Kirk beat Stevens and Beattie 14 13, Nichol Campbell and Carolan beat Dave Andrews and Fitzgerald 19 12.
£1000 Award To Reginald Sansom In War Damage Case
Reginald Sansom grazier and orchardist of Salt Ash received a £1000 award after previously £815 paid following a 1941 Army drain and tank traps project. In Newcastle he claimed compensation for land and citrus tree damage, valued at £70 per acre, with 12 acres affected. Harold Harrison of the Interior Department proposed £50 per acre, noting land quality was average. he urged no further action since Sansom had accepted the valuation.
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Reginald Sensom
Department of the Interior
War Compensation Board
P. B. Scoble
G.M
Newcastle
Sansom
Harold Harrison
Manning District Ambulance Service holds annual meeting in Taree
The Manning District Ambulance Service committee met at Taree Ambulance Station on Monday night with H W Cowan chairing. New officers elected include Cowan as chair and treasurer, Potts as auditor, and Laur ence as sub-committee. other names listed among the newly elected committee and officers.
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Manning District Ambulance Service
Taree
Messrs
H. W. Cowan
E. A. J. Spratt
D. H. Chapman
T E Edwards
H.C. Potts
G. RK. Morton
W Snedden
L. H. Demond- Dreyer
J. RO. Roger
EK. Wiseman
Mesars
H. Chapman
T. E Edwards
G. R. Morton
L. H. Osmond-Dreyer
H. C. Potts
G. A. Ruprecht
H. A. Ruprecht
W. Sneddon
J. R. O. Roger
FR. C. Laurence
Cowan
Potts
Sneddon
Edwards
Roger
M.R. Times
Commercial Clearing Dairy Sale At Burrington
W B Sparke’s clearing dairy sale at Burrington on behalf of Mr T L Corbett drew a large crowd with brisk bidding. Milking cows sold up to £37 5s with varied prices across many lots including several cows, heifers, bulls, calves and farm implements, livestock from J Gorton and C T Nash also recorded with prices showing satisfactory activity.
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W. B. Sparke
Ger.) Pty. Ltd
Burrington
T. L. Corbett
J. Gorton
C. T. Nash
Botulism in Poultry Outbreaks Noted in Country Districts
Botulism in poultry appears occasionally in country areas. An Windsor district outbreak saw about 30 of 250 birds die after feeding on putrid giblets, with symptoms developing within 12 to 48 hours. The infection comes from a toxin produced by a microbe in anaerobic conditions, not from bird to bird. Recovered birds gain resistance. contamination from spoiled meat and dirty troughs is a key risk.
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Windsor
Water Conservation Lessons From Overseas Tour
G.S.W. Country Party leader Mr. E J Eggins reports flood control and hydroelectric projects worldwide, noting U.S. dam schemes funding their costs and urging Australian adoption. He cites Tennessee Valley Authority as a model and says coastal development could follow similar lines for Australian policy.
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United States
G.5.w. Country Party
E. J. Eggins
MLC
South Africa
United Kingdom
Europe
Mood Centrol
Tennessee Valley
Eggins
America
Green Vegetable Bug Threat to Bean Crops Gluts Fields
The Entomological branch warns the green vegetable bug may heavily infest bean crops though adults blend with foliage. Beans pods bear the brunt of damage. February and March see peak activity. Control relies on clean cultivation and removing infested foliage. options include pyrethrum with nicotine dust, or DDT emulsions if pods are small, while biological control uses the parasitoid Microphanurus bass lig to attack eggs.
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Department of Agricuture
Agricultural Gazette
Means test liberalised for student financial assistance
The Minister for Post-War Reconstruction Mr Dedman announced a more liberal means test for university and technical college students. Deductions drop from 65.4 to 4 pounds per 10 pounds of income above 250 pounds, boosting grants for home and away students and aligning with a 5 shillings per week rise in living allowances.
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University and Technical College
Dedman
R. Dedman
Campaign Stars to be issued to ex service personnel
The Campaign Stars program will run for twelve months starting this month. Stars include 1938-45 Star Africa Pacific Burma Italy France Germany Atlantic and Air Crew Europe Stars. Defense and War Medals 1939-45 not yet available.
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Dedman
Pacific
Burma
Italy
France
Germany
Atlantic
Europe
R.an
Victoria Barracks
Melbourne
AMLF
R.alaf
Airforce
Calf Rearing Advice For Dairy Farms
Agricultural officials publish a leaf let on calf rearing highlighting early in paddock exposure for calving mothers, keeping calves with dams briefly for colostrum, then moving to sheltered paddock. Emphasizes feeding cows in good condition, protein rich green fodder, and gentle handling for the calf. Available free from the Department of Agriculture in Sydney.
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Cdvie
L .Black
G. L. McChymont
Department of Agriculture
Division of Information and Extension Services
G.P.O
Sydney
Colds in the Head Woods Great Peppermint Gure
The note references a whimsical title likely from a 19th or early 20th century column. It mentions colds in the head and a character or phrase Great Peppermint Gure, suggesting a playful anecdote or comic item within a historical newspaper page segment.
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