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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1941
Page
1
Mr. Dr McDonald PBO A London based optometrist will visit Webse Sook de McDonald Tayandy PLY Lia Optometriate and Opticians to conduct eye care services.
For the last 28 day period the following net amount have been paid by the Central North Coast Zone Hospital Benefits Association. The report lists payments made to beneficiaries and affiliated hospitals within the zone.
Premier Mackell announced the municipal election will be held in December reversing the Male Government’s postponement. Officials cited war effort as the reason, saying the earlier delay could not be afforded now. Federal and state offices have been active, with no slower pace to national preparedness. The election will proceed without delay.
A June 10 1942 Red Cross meeting at Mrs Rose’s Cedar Party Branch hall presided by Mrs Rose with Mesdames Gorton Yarhold Stort Lyon and Miss Shor. The gathering approved minutes, paid wool purchases, arranged payments, and closed with a Euchre tournament. Prizes were donated by local supporters and the Red Cross Society.
A Gloucester meeting of dairymen and directors discussed supplying the AWK board with 4000 gallons daily for four months at 1/1 per gallon, after freight and treatment costs. Details covered morning milk only, payment terms, cartage, and tariff adjustments to benefit farmers amid factory needs and milk flow uncertainties.
Councillors discuss delaying payment plans for milk deliveries and possible price support. Widespread talk centers on extending milk surpluses, transportation costs, and whether Gloucester dairy farmers should shift toward cream or cheese production amid regulatory uncertainty and a nearing board term.
Discussion pits the Bille Board and dairying bodies over how to pay for butter fat content. Authorities cite tests from a Dungog factory and a mill levy, while Britain seeks dried milk and cheese output. Mr Fitzgerald and Mr Channel urge action, noting potential petrol carrier shortages and urging phased phosphate tech adoption.
Eld er W J Vaughan was farewelled with a short sermon and speeches from district figures including J McLaren E Wright and J Mclaren. The service at Nabiac-Vor Vict or area featured singing by Mrs Abbott and community tributes. A social gathering followed with refreshments and informal program ending with Auld Lang Syne.
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