Open Camp Draft Nominations Close November 21 1945
Admission charges: adults two shillings, children six pence. Car parking front ring reserved one shilling for two days. back stand reserved four pence for two days. Open back jumping contest maiden draft and open steer ride announce nominations close Wednesday 21st November 1945. Honor secretaries A L Farley and B McIntosh listed with Gloucester contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Farley
Plone
Queen St. Glouccester
McIntosh
Gloucester
Bowling Notes Point To Larger Green Accommodation
Bowling notes report fluctuating attendance as players choose to stay away or participate, signaling a need for more green accommodation if pennant games become annual. It lists recent match results, with Taree Easts, Gloucester, and Taree West teams posting totals, plus social game participants and an postponed visit from Dungog.
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Iskippers
Taree Easts
Gloucester
Taree
Howden
Woodley
Woodward
Taylor
Whateon
Peel
Bearer
Carle
Taree Westa
Boorer
Breckenridge
Whatson
Smede
Stokes
Hawson
Spratt
Davis
Nichols
K. Boorer
Rye
McIntosh
Jamey Edmonds
Lowe
Chaplin
Carpenter
McNaughton
Carthew
Wilson
Deards
West
Monza
Dungog
Cattle sales report from Homebush and Maitland trade
At Homebush stock sale Sydney Pitt Son and Badgerys list 206 cattle with mid weights and good to heavy descriptions. prices range from £11 1s to £21 1s per head with averages around £12 to £20. At Maitland 850 fat cattle sold at Campbell’s Hill. market opened 10s to 15s lower, best bullocks to £21, best cows to £13 10s, yearlings to £12, choppers £2 5s to £3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd
Midan
Moppin
H.R. Munroe
Wearne
J. R. Telfer
Merriwa
W. Ro Mupro
Mungindi
Boombah
Kelly
Armatree
Winchcombe
Carnon
The Princess and the Pirate Stars Hope Mayo in Technicolor
Samuel Goldwyn presents The Princess and the Pirate a lavish Technicolor comedy with Bob Hope as a shy actor entangled with a pirate band. Virginia Mayo shines as the Princess, supported by Walter Slezak Walter Brennan and Victor McLaglen in a bustling bountiful cast headed by John Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Goldwyn
Walter Brennan
Featherhead
Victor McLaglen
Hook
Hugo Hans
Mare Lawrence
Church Services October 28 Gloucester week events
Church services schedule lists Church of England Gloucester 8 HC Stratford 1 AC Wanki vory 2 Gloucester 7.30 with Rector David R May. Presbyterian Rookhurat 11 Bar rington 2.20 Gloucester 7.30 Picnte at Wellard's Crossing Saturday 27. Transport leaves church at 10 am and 1.15 pm. Methodist twenty Knights from Kempsey and Taree to visit Gloucester this weekend to take both services at 11 am and 7.30 pm led by Rev. N. Lyn ford Smith.
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Church of England
Gloucester
Stratford
A.C
N. Lynford Smith
Junior Farmers Field Day Showground Judging Celebrations
A successful Junior Farmers Field Day was held at the Showground with officers from the Department of Agriculture giving demonstrations. Doug Ferguson and Alex Shaw led the maize judging while Vince Milla, Keith Tonks and Ron Wilson topped the dairy cattle judging. Poultry, fruit, vegetables and preserves judging saw several winners, with strong comments on improving participation and more demonstrations next year.
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Department of Agriculture
Juniior
J. M. Pitt
Tarne
Doug Ferguson
Alex Shaw
J. W. G. Smith
Maitland
Wan
Unmf
Carth
Farley
Vince Milla
Keith Tonks
Ron ‘Wilson
K. J. Benton
Orman
Mr. Ormuan
V. P. Freeman
V. Brann
Allan Haddon
Rowan Elliss
Nola Britten
June Radford
Betty Grady
Gwen Morris
Community events and fundraisers announced for late October to November
A series of social events and fundraisers listed include Euchre parties and dances at Kia Ora Hall on October 26, Barrington Hall October 30 for Misa Joyce Bithrey, a Red Cross fund event November 1, church guild street stall October 27, a Gloucester School of Arts Younger Set Dance October 27, a MUSOOF basket picnic November 17 at Gloucester Park, Brambach Race Meeting November 10 with entries closing November 2, and a dance in Gangat on November 11 supporting the Diggers Rodeo Fund.
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Diggers’ Rodeo Fund
Kia Ora Hall
Forbendale
Red Cross
Brambach
Misa Joyce Bithrey
Barrington Hall
Church of England Womens’ Guild
Gloucester School of Arts
Gloucester
Musoof
Gloucester Park
Diggers Rodeo Fund
Gangat
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Webeck
Alf. Parish
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Tate
Ist
Batry
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Mes
FT. Hicks
Ted Farles
Kutry
S' Bullock
Ist Brive
Kotry
Mer
S. Gierman
W. Webock
Stock Morse
W. Barnes
General Jubber Co. Ltd
Les
Stevens
Brian Carelan
Lac
Joe Corbett
Borneo
J. T. Wiggins
G. Dombking
Messrs. A
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E. Young
Gil
Reg. Paget
H. J. Channell
H. J. Channel
B. B. Haydon
Murryrundil
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Bose
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Bowman Farm
the Trump
King Don
Doris Pride
Donovan
Well
Charles
the Swan
Nell
Grey Light Imp
Kitty
the Rat
Bright
Yance
Trump
Dart Girl
Light
Bell
Grey Light Timp
Britton
Molly
Lotd Janay
Arthur Madden Bowman
Copeland
Silvius
Silvanete
Darcy Hopkins Copeland
Frank & Harold Monro
Otober
King ST
Ryan's
G. A. Dan’s
G. A. Dan
Church ST
Harvey Ivers
Radiola
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