Calamity howling by city press harms Australia drought view
The metropolitan press presents drought and bushfire as a nationwide calamity, depressing land values and misinforming outsiders. Editors should counter with constructive coverage showing stable districts and positive agricultural prospects rather than constant disaster narratives.
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Australis
Australia
Department of Information
Campbelltown Health Centre Sees 85 Babies Attend
The Campbelltown Baby Health Centre hosted a midweek event drawing 85 babies and their families. Health staff reported positive turnout and engagement from attendees seeking checkups and guidance.
Campbelltown Council approves tennis club tender extension
Campbelltown Council on 6 August heard Campbelltown Tennis Club delegates request more time to lodge a tender for municipal tennis courts. Tenders extended by 14 days and alternate court locations proposed. Council also approved funding terms for bridges and drainage, listed road and water works plans, and praised Campbelltown Rugby League Club for a Group 6 double victory.
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Ald
Farnsworth
Campbelltown Tennis Club
Alds
Sedgwick
Nicol
Fitzgibbon
Alds, Sedgwick and
Moore Street
H. J. Bate
M.L.A
J. R. Littlewood
A. J. Boardman
Fast Minto Agricultural Bureau
Kentlyn Agricultural Bureau
H. Longhurst
Mivén
F. Seers
Works Committee
M.W.S. and
D. Board
Kentlyn
Wedderburn
Firemen Save Bussell Bros Store From Major Lunch Hour Blaze
Campbelltown Fire Brigade contained a fire at Bussell Bros store last Friday during lunch. Flames started in an oil room, a highly inflammable area, but firefighters prevented spread. Damage described as minor.
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Campbelltown Fire Brigade
Mesars. Bussell Bros
Scout President Retires After 28 Years Service
C N Hannaford resigns after 28 years as President of the Campbell town Boy Scouts' Association. The Group Committee expresses deep regret and credits him with long devoted service, hoping he remains a member and Trustee and attends meetings when possible.
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Campbelltown Boy Scouts’ Association
C. N. Hannaford
Hannaford
Boy Scouts
Sbore Committee
Death of Mrs Ellen Mary Carroll at 83 in Campbelltown
The Campbelltown and Menangle communities mourn the death of Mrs Ellen Mary Carroll relict of J J Carroll at Sugarloaf Campbelltown aged 83. She was renowned for benevolence and steadfast in faith. Survived by Misses Eileen Kathleen James Al Norman and Miss Greta. Funeral held Thursday with Requiem Mass at St Johns Church and interment in Campbelltown Catholic Cemetery.
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Ellen Mary Carroll
J. J. Carroll
Sugarloaf
Campbelltown
Carroll
Menangle
Eileen
Kathleen
James
Norman
Greta
St. John's Church
Manalgle Park Tragedy At Station Death Of Mr E A Greaves
At Menangle Park railway station the day after a holiday at The Pines with guests Mr and Mrs Herbert Mahoney, Mr E A Greaves of Annandale collapsed waiting for the 11 40 a m train and died.
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Menangle Park
E. A. Greaves
Annandale
Mr. Greaves
the Pines
Herbert Mahoney
Legacy Notes Reports Record Legacy Day Sale
Button Day for Legacy passed with a record sale of 40/1/68. An American Tea at Miss Price’s Settlement raised nearly £8. The inaugural Legacy Ball is scheduled for October.
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Miss Price
Campbelltown Mothers' Club Seeks Funds for Pre-School Kindergarten
The Campbelltown Mothers' Club appeals for funds to establish a three to five year old pre school kindergarten. Led by Mrs P Solomon Mayoress as patroness and with Mrs Magoffin as president the group has secured the Masonic Hall and a qualified teacher. A subscription drive via the Campbelltown News is planned and mothers are invited to join the club and attend monthly meetings at 3 p.m. on the first Wednesday at the School of Arts.
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Campbelltown
P. Solomon
Magoffin
Pursill
Masonic Hall
Campbelltown News
Mothers’ Club
School of Arts
Footballers Banquet And Smoke Honours Campbelltown Players
Mayor Ald Solomon presided at the Good Intent Hotel as Campbelltown A Grade and Reserve Grade players were celebrated for winning the Group Six Rugby League Competition. Fifty three attendees enjoyed a sumptuous banquet and smoke in their honour with club executives. A full report is carried over to a later issue due to space constraints.
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Ald. P. Solomon
Campbelltown
Camden A H and I Society Elects Officers and Secretary Steps Down
The Camden A H and I Society elected officers led by Patron J A Porter and President Col E Macarthur Onslow with vice presidents and a new treasurer H W McKellar. Secretary G V Sidman resigned after 25 years in roles and urged applications to fill the secretary post.
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J. A. Porter
Col. E. Macarthur Onslow
R. M. Crookston
E. H. K. Downes
C. S. McIntosh
A. N. H. Downes
G. V. Sidman
H. W. McKellar
Treasur
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Menangle Bridge
J. A. Fowler
O’sullivan Road
Crompton Parkinson Ltd
Blair Athol
M.la
Redfern Road
Leumeah Road
Badgally Road
Colonial Treasurer
Jeci
Appin Road
Kenny Hill
N.S.W
Society For Crippled Children
Rudd Road
B. Thorburn
Sydney Road
W. E. Reeves
Woolwash Road
R. C. Slack
Fbro
Broughton Street
Genty Street
General Business
Marlow and Clark
P. E. Butler
Nicol and Fitzgibbon
Longhurst and
Department of Main Roads
Sedgwick and
Scout
Legacy Notes
Camden A.H. and I. Society