02 Oct 1953
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1953
Page
1
A damaged reading of a dairy cooperative meeting notes directors report and share matters. It cites balance sheet remarks, auditor's report, profit distribution, and remuneration discussions. Names mentioned include Mr Wiggine and Mr Stanton with motions affecting remuneration and audit transparency.
A youth from the lower North emerged guilty on forgery charges after two counterfeit cheques were cashed. He forged a signature of his employer on a cheque book, cashing £19 17s at a town center store. The court noted the offender could have faced up to ten years if aged 18 or more.
A report recalls long service from Mr. Wilson, highlighting 34 to 39 years of work at the Gloucester factory sector. He served on the Pastures Protection Board for 12 years as chairman, contributed to the Parish Council of St Paul’s Church, and remains a foundation member and exhibitor in the Gloucester area.
The article describes the main event at the Westwood venue where A. Strest and G. Manton won the foursomes championship with an aggregate score. It notes a strong finish by Bay Sealth and Gigsey and mentions Dungog Open Day upcoming with many entries expected and participants preparing.
The Mine Board reports average annual income per supplier at Cromali Board payments of £763 for 1962 63 against £480 for 1952 55, an increase of about 170 percent. Electrical suppliers show a jump to £? from previous period, with total sq and year comparisons indicating a 372.1 percent rise.
A garbled report details a dairy company donation linked to an infirmary trust account. The text cites a credit of 2 pounds, 15 shillings, and mentions a levy of half a penny and a projected total around 24 pounds. It references Mr Dowling, Mr McRae, and medical staff, with vague allusions to ambulance costs and local farmers' balance.
Ambulance Building Fund totals rise to £1681 15s 5d with new collections from Arringtoo and across the river and township plus Copeland. Subscriptions list many names and small sums including 5s, 3d, and 10s. monthly pledges noted and overall receipts total £278 13s 7d.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Jude Seow Wong and a Brent program but lacks coherent news elements, dates, or events to summarize into a proper newspaper card. No identifiable outcome or actions are present to describe.
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