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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 28, 1952
Page
2
Federal and State governments move to boost food production amid farmer frustration with delays in payments and distribution. The piece urges cutting freight costs, lowering taxes, and reforming laws to empower producers and ensure Australia can feed itself and help the world.
A garbled local item describes Misses sarparais and Street Mawie Peart Jay holidaying in Sydney. It mentions Judy Sea of White Streety, a Bell day in South Miss, and Ben ti daughter of Mr. and Mrs Stee Rte Norte. It notes a return from New Zealand after two years and a meeting with Len Lyes in Sydney. The piece also covers Miss rower and a move for Mr and Shs Raye to Bradley Street and a relocation to Ha.
A list of names submitted for inclusion in the Guyra and District Roll of Honour for World War I by the Guyra sub-branch of the RSL. Entries include service numbers, battalions and divisions, with multiple Australian units and personnel named.
A tartan ball is scheduled for tomorrow at the Armidale Theatre with dances, pipe band and drum corps from Glen Innes. The event will feature a programme by Bank of New South Wales personnel and other planned activities starting at midnight.
Parents and Citizens Association members were shown hand looms for weaving presented to Tingha School by the Australian Wool Board. The headmaster Mr Hovkey urged support as a letter of appreciation will be sent to the board, highlighting the equipment and future plans.
Sister MeTnnes of the War Wrst Children's Health scheme will visit Guyra on Wednesday March 7. Parents seeking contact should arrange an appointment with local secretary Mr John at Perrine Bank of New South Wales.
The Labour and National Service Secretary noted vacancies fell by 30 000 since August but over 100 000 unfilled positions remained in Australia. He insisted ample employment persisted. Meanwhile reports from Korea mention armored equipment usefulness and a dented vest. A wrist radio powered by body heat nears production for compact vest packer radios.
Collin Jones aged 19, second son of Mr and Mrs N R Jones of Manse Livet Guyra, suffered a creeping paralysis for years with no cure. He attended Guyra Central School until age 12, later treated at Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children Sydney. Survived by sisters Dorothy and Juliet and brother Ronald. Mineral service held at St James Church of England with Rev R F Kirby officiating.
The Parks and Trusts Commission allocates funds for a caravan parking site at Malpas and Clarke Streets. Guyra Shire Council plans to clear ground and install amenities including water, sewage, and sanitary facilities, with weekly fees likely for use. Local residents previously voiced concerns as campers left refuse at popular juke shops near town.
In Sydney two men have been charged with breaking and entering and theft. The loot was recovered and identified as belonging to Mr Cullen's tailoring. The men aged around 20 will appear at Petty Sessions in May. The recovered items are to be returned to the rightful owners.
Red Cross stall last Saturday raised seventeen pounds with prizes won by entrants including McLean and Hannatiert. Local organizers Mrs T Bragler and Mrs J Gitmorely reported cake, dante ty, and envelopes donated by Mrs S Martin. The next Red Cross meeting is planned for March 19 in the CWA Rooms.
A St Marys parish meeting at Angels Church decided to host this year’s Bt. Vu social in March. Key members S. and B. Plankiin were named, P. McManus and F. Brager appointed noni Keemrs. The evening will be tempered by Mowers, with Cae tol and B. Franklin.
Lilygrove School closes after a decade with low pupil numbers. The class arranging transfer sends students to Black Mountain School. Mr Little, in charge, is transferred to Bots ambil. Lilygrove had operated for about 30 years.
Over the past fortnight Guyra residents sought treatment for panter te believed caused by the prolonged dry spell. Health officials investigate the outbreak and urge water conservation as rainfall remains scarce.
Memorial entrance to the Catholic church with two bays of Urallagenaite and six brick piers supports a wrought iron double trailer and two gates. A marble statue set in a circular wall bears the inscription list honoring deceased pioneers in the district. Plans include extending boundary fences with wrought iron panels and brick piers to hold memorial plaques.
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