Churchill Speaks for Britain in a Time of War
A Campbelltown newspaper praises Winston Churchill for voicing British sentiment on Hitler Japan and postwar economy. It lauds his close ties to all social ranks, stark clarity of language, and unity with the United States, urging cooperation in ending European gangster rule and securing global peace. It also notes debates on milk industry consolidation and producer consumer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Hitter
Japan
Britain
London
Europe
Hitler
United States
British Empire
Liel Panareoett
Atlantic
Benefits of Amalgamation Cited in Dairy Balance Sheet
A local dairy note argues that producers suffer from low prices due to excess supply and seeks to show how amalgamation could improve market power. The piece critiques current distributors and urges consolidation to stabilize earnings.
Campbelltown Agricultural Society Plans Fees and Shows
Members attended the Campbelltown Agricultural Society annual meeting with a quorum. President F Moore led the session and the treasurer explained balances and a fixed deposit issue. The committee was re elected, a 1942 show was discussed, and the society decided to affiliate with Cumberland Associated Agricultural Societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Associated Agricultural Societies
Granville
Campbelltown
Roy Stephenson
Cumberland
Field
Campbelltown Agricultural Soociety
Camden Red Cross Holds 27th Annual Meeting
The Camden branch of the Red Cross Society held its 27th annual meeting at the Town Hall with about 200 attendees including visitors from Campbelltown Bringley-Rossmore The Oaks and Narangan apologies from Ingleburn and Picton The treasurer reported a year end balance of £106 12s 5d after spending £919 8s 5d Miss Moore read the annual report which was adopted and officers were elected The meeting featured an address by Red Cross Prisoners of War Commissioner Mr B R Riley highlighting wartime activities and communications with prisoners of war with a call for renewed support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelltown School of Arts
F. Moore
Red Cross
Camden
Red Cross Society
Town Hall
Ald. H. 5
Kelloway
Campbelltown
Bringelly-Rossmore
the Oaks
Narellan
Ingleburn
Picton
B. R Riley
The
Riley
Milk Subsidy Aims To Stabilize Prices And Producers
Premier McKell outlines milk price and supply concerns. A drought crisis prompted government action including a two month 2d a gallon subsidy for dairy farmers supplying the Milk Board. An expert cabinet sub committee will study amendments to the Milk Act to secure a lasting solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McKell
Milk Board
Camden Junior Farmers Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Camden Junior Farmers Club held its annual meeting last Friday night electing Patron J A Porter President W S Cruikshank and vice presidents F Veness F Hawkey and R H Boardman. The report highlighted Field Day success at Camden Park and several farm visits for instruction.
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Camden Junior Farmers’ Club
J. A. Porter
W. 8. Cruikshank
Mesars
Veness
Hawkey
R. H. Boardman
R. Cowley
Camden Park
Mitchell
Raby
Exeter
Lloyd Smart
Mallen
Elderslie
Dairy Farmers' Co-op
Miss Munday
Messrs
Ki. Sears
C. T. Smart
W. A. E. Biffin
W. Nixon
Sydney
Theresa Park social raises funds despite stormy night
Last Saturday at Mr and Mrs Rae’s home Theresa Park Parents and Citizens’ Association held a party with Euchre prizes and a sweet stall raising £7 7s 0d. MC T Shepherd led the evening as attendees enjoyed dances including Monte Carlo waltz and chocolate waltz while winners were announced for Set dance balloon dance and other prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Park
T Shepherd
Rae
T. Norman
Bert Vidler
Lillis
L. White
C. D. Sidman
Eileen Lillis
G. Vidler
T. Shepard
Paul Reeves
Claire Lillis
John Taylor
Edina Rae
S. Rae
A. N. H. Downes
Nee Box
Ee . Rofe
Sam Rae
Rainfall at Camden High Mass Service Prompts Luncheon
Celebration at St Bede's Roman Catholic Church will be held on Sunday September 11 with a High Mass at 11 a.m. and a luncheon to follow in Appin Hall.
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St. Bede's R.C. In
Appin Hall
Red Cross Dance Raises Funds And Morale In Campbelltown
A Campbelltown Red Cross Society dance and euchre party at the Town Hall drew about 150 attendees despite rain. The event supported the A.L.F Farewell Committee as two local soldiers prepare to depart overseas. Performers and speakers honored the troops with reflections on overseas service and prayers for safe returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelltown
Red Cross Society
A.lf
45Th Battalion
ALF
Australia
Alfred Sheehy
Richard
HF. W. Stewardson
R.A.A.F
R.A.F
England
A. Lysaght
Red Cross
H. T McGowan
Sheehy
Pte. Sheehy
Mullany
Lord Mayor
Trioth and War Fund
Miss Sheather
C.eln
El.f
Sergt
H. D. Price
R.S.8
A.L.A
McGowan
Campbbelltown
Eneving
Camden Stock Sales Report Keen Competition At Market Yard
At Camden last Tuesday a large turnout of buyers supported a varied sale of pigs calves and cattle. Fat pigs cleared while dairy prices held firm calf values steady prime beef cattle stronger beefy cows and calved heifers sold well with springing cows also in demand. Prices ranged with porkers 1 11 6 to 2 9 6 slips 14 6 to 1 7 6 and fat cows 7 5 0 to 12 15 0 among others.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Campbelltown News
Dairy Farmers’ Balance Sheet
Ibutors
Campbelltowix Agricultural Socety
Cumberland Associated Societies
General Business
Pat Apes
Wagin
Camden Red Cross
Miss Macarthur Onslow
W. Furner
W. Larkin
Lowe
EB. A. Davies
H. Moore
R. A. C. Adams
E. H. K. Downes
G. L. Dunn
J. Peat
A. Poole
C. Doust
Faithfull Anderson
G, M. Macarthur Onslow
I. Phillips
R. E. Jefferia
Phair
R. C. Tucker
Crookston
P. & C. Sockal
RED Cross Dance
Camden Stock Sales
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