Gloucester P C Association seeks school aid and staff
Gloucester Parents and Citizens Association plans to push the Minister for Education for extra accommodation teaching staff and a new high school at a Mid North Coast P C Federation conference in Wingham on November 5. Delegates to attend include President H T Shepherd Dr J N Chennon and Headmaster J Murphy. The group also presses for faster action after prior letters and delays, cites a serious teacher shortage, and discusses plans to move Upper Barrington School to Gloucester.
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Gloucester Parents and Citizens’ Association
Gloucester
Mid-North Coast Council
P. & C. Federation
Wingham
Cloucester
Gloucester P. & C Asm
H. T. Shepherd
J. N. Chennon
J. Murphy
Murphy
Stus
Hunt
Upper Barrington
J. Oldfield
E. Carson
Wan
Carson
Prises
MsiCa
W. J. James
Junior Farmers Field Day at Gloucester Show Ground
Junior Farmers Field Day was held on 24 September at Gloucester Show Ground coordinated by Gloucester Barrington Junior Farmer District Council. Demonstrations covered cattle judging, pig care, mastitis treatment, maize and poultry judging, plus girls sewing and cooking contests led by Miss R Stanbury and Mrs Ireland.
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Gloucester Show
Tre Dar Wes
Gloucester- Barrington
W. Clarke
Barrington
J. R. Paulett
Central North Coast
Gloucester
Carse
W.B. Freeman
Freeman
J. M. Pitt
Taree
Manning White
Pitt
Mlan
Vo Brann
Poultry
R. Stanbury
Gloucester Central School
Stanbury
Miss Stanbury
Ireland
Tsabel Ross
Ross
A. Shaw
Perrin
Stratford
L. Taylor
M. Peters
A. Teane
A. Burley
G. Belt
Ghiacenter
Jack Miedenna
Burley
P Graham
Creteun
T MeTwatch
Radford
Porteus
Graeham
Dairying Cysts In Udder Best Left Alone
A dairy science note explains single or multiple cysts in a cow’s udder are painless and resemble shacesses. They arise congenital or from injury, due to blocked or undeveloped ducts causing distention. On opening, cyst contents are watery milk with a thick butter-like lump. They are harmless and should be left untreated.
Hawkesbury College Pro Duces New Bean Variety
Hawkesbury College announces a new bean named The Richmond Wonder evolved by Mr. N. 8. Shirlow who also bred Hawkesbury Wonder and Clarendon Wonder. Crossed Clarendon Wonder and Wellington Wonder in 1940 to yield a disease resistant long-podded, heavy-cropping bean that matures about a week later than Hawkesbury. It shows poor resistance to halo blight and leaf spot. no seed is available yet, but stocks are being built per Veget able Grower.
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Hawkesbury College
Richmond
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