30 Jun 1953
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1953
Page
1
A compact chart lists Moon phases from Last Quarter to Full Moon with hints of the First and Last quarters. The entry mentions James L Garvey and provides a dated sequence reference.
A reflective piece urges steadfast support and resistance to injustice. It discusses the duty to help others while acknowledging failures to provide aid. The essay looks toward a better future through collective effort and moral action.
Aged 4? Michael Sullivan son of early Queanbeyan pioneers died in Sydney. Born Springbank Canberra 1869, he led a long Ed Dept career and headed Gunnedah and Ashbury schools. Survived by daughter Una and sons Bill and Aubrey, sister Elisabeth Mrs Walsh once owner of Walsh's Hotel. Funeral at LC Cemetery Ashfield beside his wife.
In a hard fought second-grade match, Captain's Flat defeated Braidwood 11 to 0. Flat opened the scoring with Hodges a first half try, then Radburn added another before halftime. Despite strong forward work from Braidwood, the Flat backs, notably Byron and Renk’n, controlled ball and rhythm with sharp kicking and passing.
The Minister for Local Government offers Tallaganda Shire Council £40 toward improvements at Werrym recreation ground on condition the council provides an equivalent amount from own funds. He requests formal acceptance and cost estimates and notes possible future assistance for Ryri¢ Park and recreation ground, Braidwood when 1953 54 funds become available.
In a June issue reader letters remind about income tax allowance payments due by June 3 for hospital accounts. The writer notes many accounts were paid and thanks the paper for publishing the reminder and for giving prominence to the message.
In a witty exchange, she notes the lace on her evening gown is a century old, while he confirms she crafted the garment herself, highlighting self made fashion and a heritage touch.
Geoff Crawford MLA for Barwon accuses Colwell of embarrassing colleagues by pushing for a federal session to discuss the Budget. He notes Easter recess and a winter break as normal parliamentary procedure. Crawford cites NSW premier Heffron’s refusal to allow a state session and says delaying Parliament harms public welfare and parliamentary government.
Mr J W Seiffert MLA reports a letter from the Minister for Works and Local Governments offering £150 toward the cost of controlling Serrated Tussocks and Gorse in Tallaganda Shire, on condition the Council contributes a matching amount from its own funds.
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