Rainy Week Delays Sowing at Camnock
Weather over the weekend brought 83 points of rainfall at Camnock delaying sowing operations further. Most farmers have finished seeding and are clearing out rabbits, which are fewer than last year, while a small area still lies unsown.
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Camnock
Cumnock Personal News Highlights Guests and Travel
Mr and Mrs gd Simpson and daughter Gwen return to Sydney after a Cumnock holiday with Mrs Penaluna. They plan a trip to England. Mr R Penaluna attended the funeral of his brother in law W Simpson at Shoal Bay. George Durr, after a short holiday with his parents, returns to Brighton Le Sands. Mrs R Downey and children travel to Sydney for the wedding of JK Murray and Miss B Denison. George Downey and son John visit Crumnack.
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FL Simpson
Gwen
Cumnock
Mr. Simpson
R. Penaluna
Sydney
Rome
England
Mr. W. Simpson
Shoal Bay
George Durr
Brighton le Sands
R. Downey
Jane
Peter
JK Murray
B. Denison
George Downey
John
Crumnack
Obituary for William Simpson of Shoal Bay
William Simpson aged 62 died after health decline following farming life in Trundle and Shoal Bay Australia. Born in Newcastle England he leaves widow three sons Arthur John William and two daughters Macy and Rene plus brothers George Jack Albert Edward and four sisters. The funeral was held at Melson Bay Monday.
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Fugay
William Simpson
Shoal Bay
Cumnock
Trundle
Mr. Simpson
Newcastle
England
Arthur
John
Orange
William
Norah ‘Creek
Macy
Hartley
Mendaoran
Rene
Moss
George
Jack
Merrylands
Albert
Lithgow
Edward
Port Kembla
Pen—aluna
Hilda
Mariel
Wollongong
Ada
Australis
Melson
Spicer's Creek Empire Day Celebrations Marred by Rain
Empire night events included a bonfire and fireworks for local schoolchildren. Despite rain, attendance reached about seven hundred. Supper was prepared by ladies. Also noted: Mr Brian Barrett discharged from Lewisham Hospital with an expected return home. Visits and travel by Masters family and Barnett household. Weather rains caused 48 points of rainfall at the school.
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P. & ©. Association
Brian Barrett
Lewisham Hospital
K. Masters
Ferrileigh
Sydney
Natalie
Ron Masters
Les Barnett
Newcastle
Wellington
H. Barnett
Springdale
Bes Barnett
Methodist Notes on Tremain and Community Events
William Silas Tremain, respected Suntop farmer and Wesley Church pillar, died May 26 at age 62. Funeral at Wesley Church drew large crowds. Rev. Conlbea r highlighted Tremain’s steadfast church work and community generosity. Also covered Crusade Sunday, officer elections, a film demonstration, political candidate invitations, and plans for a Grand Variety Concert including parts from The Mikado with male chorus rehearsals.
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William Silas Tremain
Suntop
Wesley Church
E.G. Conlbear
Wi- Wan Tremain
W. Cook
G. Pettit
Leigh Cosier
Aid Treasures
Keith Taylor
Cent Australia
Brotherhood
W. Parkinson
Young People’s Club
Book Early for Saturday’s Delightful Talanders Program
An invitation to reserve seats for this coming Saturday’s event featuring The Talanders and Julia Mic Behaves. The notice promotes an enjoyable concert program with emphasis on advance booking.
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the Talanders
Julia Micbehaves
Wellington Parkes Return Timetable
Wellington to Parkes return timetable with departures at 9 18 am and 1 30 pm and arrivals at 12 30 pm and 5 pm. Booking details list Blue Bird Cafe Wellington Davies and Deans Bakery Parkes and provided phones.
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Monuay
Wellington
Parkes
Blue Bird Cafe
Davies& Dean's Bakery
Li G.lay
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Camnock News
Cumnock Personals
MR. William Simpson
Spicer's Creek
Methodist Notes
Mr. W. Tremain
Hal
Reg Hitchen
Wellington Parkes & Return
Promise
McGirr
Labor
Housing Commission
Commission
N.S.W
McGir
McGurr
McGinl
New Transport
Eastern Suburbs
Country Party
Cooke, F. G
J.P. Dredge
Australian Country Party
Bridge Strest