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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1947
Page
2
The text assesses 1947 as unstable across politics economy and society while noting real hope for a brighter future. It argues the postwar utopia was a psychological illusion and that awakening to human dignity and freedom signals a path to improvement. It predicts 1946 as a notable turning point for mankind.
Growers seeking compensation for high priced potato sacks must follow direct department rules. Only sacks used for potatoes delivered since August 1 qualify. Use Claim Form No 1 for No 1 grade potatoes and Claim Form No 2 for other grades.
In the Guyra district church event Santa Claus visited Zarit Hall on a Sunday afternoon. Teachers Mrs. Fisher Len Miss Lite Fisher and others led activities in the grounds with Christmas tree plans, tea, cordial, and playful games for children under the direction of Mrs. W. Greme and helpers.
Mrs. H Palmer and Mrs. Lawson plan weekend arrivals from Bure while Sydney visits include Mr. and Mrs. Chapman from Priak-wheel and Miss Eileen Thor of Wall garra. Local residents, servicemen on leave, and families such as the Mullligan and Mull families, along with many relatives, prepare to spend Christmas in Sydney, Guyra, Lakemba, and nearby towns.
A Santa Claus visit to a rural school delighted pupils who sang carols, heard Flora Kirby recite a verse, and enjoyed Christmas tree gifts. Lynn Perrin greeted Santa, and a cake and refreshments followed the tea as the event closed with cheers.
A festive event at Ben Lomond Hall featured a Christmas tree with toys, decorations, and Santa Claus arriving at 8 o'clock to distribute gifts to about 100 children. Anh McMahon presented Santa with a gift on behalf of the children, followed by dancing, supper, and orchestra music. Prizes were awarded for several competitions, and adults observed a Parents and Citizens Association audience. A Falconer match saw Ben Lomond win by a narrow margin, with local players listed as participants.
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The marriage of Mario Arauia and Francis Burns was solemnized at Sacred Heart Church Hamilton with Rev. Father Soffey presiding. The bride wore Magnolia satin and carried a long train, bouquet of November lilies, as guests and bridal party attended in period attire. The reception followed at Germantown Huntersstreet New Castle with honeymoon planned for Sawtell, and the couple to reside in Cardiff.
Urmait Convent pupils Shira fev Melood Elsmeth Child William Glynn June O'Brien Carmel Flood Billy Williams Annette McDonnell Maureen Williams Gwen Drew receive prizes in a Dana writing competition. The Chamber Manufacturers to Promote Interest in Australian Industries organized the event, drawing thousands of student entries statewide.
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