Tennis Clubhouse Plans Spark Park Debate
The association outlines a rebuilt tennis clubhouse in the park area. Officials discuss funding and control by theVenhie club while health inspectors note safety and insurance requirements.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1953
Page
5
The association outlines a rebuilt tennis clubhouse in the park area. Officials discuss funding and control by theVenhie club while health inspectors note safety and insurance requirements.
Council members discuss funding for an immigrant engineer and a mid-December valuer appointment. Proposals cover water services and festivities, with focus on extending services and securing advisory help from REL committees. Pending items include park improvements and local property matters as orders advance.
An odd fragment recalls a scene at Gloucester Rink where boys climb a tree to reach a nest as a crowd belatedly watches. The brief report notes a bed of overhanging branches and a climbing effort that ends with many heads turned toward the action.
Local government officials addressed a complaint about burning sawmill waste. The dispute involves authorities inspecting the site and recording details for a formal action.
A fragmented notice records a 15th century or early modern appeal listing Bullock Brought £45 for an ambulance and mentions donations from Mr inn ak Teena en nie waa and others. The garbled text references a cabaret, a stray ballot, and a raffle style fund raising effort tied to a local event in Talrel.
A damaged line describes Rah facing pain and injuries to an arm and hand, with references to restraint and recovery hopes. It mentions Mr. Robin and friends wishing a speedy, lasting recovery and notes potential consequences of the accident. The text is garbled and partially unintelligible.
A garbled report from Gloucester recounts the arrival and reception of Mr. Marshall as new shire clerk. The shire president and deputy president welcome him and promise support during his tenure while noting a hopeful expansion of party presence and engagement across the shire.
A detailed report from Sydney market lists strong attendance and steady demand for dairy products and meat. Prices are given for cattle, vealers, cows, bulls, and bullocks with numerous buyers present. notable names include Alter Crowther and Forbes. The text notes firmer prices for some items and a general market ease in parts.
A damaged clipping warns that driving on wet roads greatly reduces tire grip and increases stopping distances. It notes that reduced speed helps, especially on slick sections, and warns about hydroplaning as water depth rises. The piece discusses braking efficiency and the time required for surfaces to dry and regain normal firmness.
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