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Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 22, 1953

Page

2

New England Soils Seen As Rich Untapped Gold Mine

An Armidale Department of Agriculture expert praised New England soils as a potential wealth source. The tribute to L W Thomas of Kiaworra Guyra highlighted his fat lamb prize and pasture improvements, urging better soil husbandry work and cheaper fertilisers from authorities.

Department of Agriculture Armidale Hie New New England L. W. Thomas Kiaworra Guyra Rural Bank D. H. Drummond Thomas Drummond

Guyra Dramatic Society Opens Year With Readings

The first meeting of the Guyra Dramatic Society for the year will be held at the Pari Hall at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. A play reading and planning for the year will follow, with visitors welcome. An additional donation of £10 was received and will be shared between the Spactic Centre, the Far West Scheme, and Sunee Sette.

Guyra Dramatic Societ Pari Hall Spactic Far West Sunee Sette

Parsons in Sydney visit as brother hospitalised

Miss Parsons of Wandsworth visits Sydney to see her brother who lies in hospital. Mrs J Owen and son Peter of Manly holidaying with Archibalds of Oban Ser Guyra. James Cleary resumes duties at Guyra Furnishing Co after hospital operation with ongoing medical attention. Kath Lee of Grafton, now appointed as teacher at Marulan Public School after two years at Armidale Teachers College. T J Hughes named headmaster at Arrowitch School between Walcha and Pere Macquarie. Miss M A ODonnell resigns from Shire Council job with testimonial. Miss Gilmour to Quaker's Hill Sydney for first teaching post after Arimidale Teachers College.

James Cleary Guyra District Hospital Guyra Furnishing Co Kath Lee Grafton Guyra Marulan Goulburn Leo Teachers’ College Armidale T. J. Hughes Guyra Central School Arrowitch Walcha Pere Macquarie Gilmour Quaker's Hill Sydney Arimidale

Health Inspector's Report on license renewals approved

Health and Building Inspector W R Roach reports council approval of renewal applications for barbers and refreshment rooms in Guyra and Tingha. Inspections found generally satisfactory results, with some unsatisfactory conditions noted at slaughtering premises. Notices will be served requiring compliance within 60 days.

W. R. Roach Council D. Manser J. Flood A. E. Newcombe Bradley Street Guyra C. F. Morton Zircon Street Tingha C. P. Lyes and Co J. W G. Briggs W. J. Full T. Paulie Wong Ruby Street Agricultural Department

Young Communicants Guild Opens With Guest Effie Scurry

The St James Young Communicants Guild begins activities this year with an open gathering on January 23. Miss Effie Scurry Youth Director of the Diocese of Armidale will be guest of the evening. Rev J N Bagnall will address the group in church and lead a meeting in the Parish Hall.

St. James Jam Effie Scurry Diocese of Armidale J. N. Bagnall

Post Office Holiday Hours on Australia Day

The Guyra Post Office will open on January 26 from 3 a.m. to 10 a.m. for all postal and telegraphic business except money orders and social service transactions. No postmen delivery. Outward mails close at 10 a.m. and street boxes are cleared at 9 a.m.

Guyra

Shire Council Brevities from Tuesday meeting

Council discussed 1952 audit timing and auditors W S Forsyth Co. grant from National Fitness Council NSW supports Guyra Youth Hall. Applications received for A Class diesel mechanic and Fire risk waste disposal rules noted. Insurances for councillors and voting rights clarified. Road widening powers and land sales for overdue rates approved. Drive Quiet signs for Tingha District Hospital requested. South Guyra ratepayers protest sanitary charges. council cannot reduce rates.

Messrs. W. S. Forsyth and Co National Fitness Council of N.S.W National Fitness Committee Guyra Council Sydney de Benon Lis Tingha District Hudson J. H. Hague Public Works Department Hague South Guyra Ratepayers' Association

New England New State Movement selects chair anew

At a meeting of the New England New State Movement the executive appointed Peter Wright as chairman, a role he held briefly during the president’s absence. Members considered inviting Australian Labour Party factions to send delegates to the next convention to push decentralisation and rural development.

New England New State Peter Wright P. A. Wright Evement Australian Labour Party I Ve

Guyra Children’s Centre praised by fitness adviser

The Guyra Children’s Holiday Play Centre earned praise from Mr. G W Walker, Physical Education and National Fitness Adviser for New England, after a site inspection at the C W A Rooms. He noted a well balanced program and said supervisors would remain through the school holidays as attendance rose from about 40 to over 60 daily.

Guyra New England G. W. Walker Walker Tamworth Guyra Argus C.W.A Iwan Fichorn Armidale Kath Len Ganston Evelyn Gilmour Sydney

Council Accepts Responsibility for Limestone Creek Bridge

The Shire Engineer reported the agreement by key engineers to accept council responsibility for the Limestone Creek bridge on Wandsworth Road. The council approved committing the bridge to local oversight and accepted grant funds of £9690 for 1952-53 toward works. Projected expenditures across Sutherland Watersbridge, Greenhills Round, Wandsworth, George's Creek, Aberfoyle Road, Baederleigh/Baldersleigh Roads, and Baldersleigh Flood were outlined with plans to carry remaining balance into 1953-54. The council, led by Dr. Hudson, expressed gratitude for the engineer’s work and formalized the arrangement.

Hinley Coyne J. Hague M. B. J. Hodgkinson Limestone Creek Wandsworth Road Sutherland Watersbridge Greenhills Round Wandsworth George's Creek

Camping Ground For Aborigines Planned Near Guyra

A camping ground for Aborigines is likely to be established in the Guyra district soon. It will lie about a mile and a quarter from the town on the Inverell Road. The Shire Council agreed to fence the camp following a suggestion by the Pastures Protection Board at Armidale.

Guyra Inverell Road Pastures Protection Board Armidale

Movement plans non party executive roster at convention

The president states the movement will appoint coopted individuals to the executive as non party members. Organisations may be represented at the convention, but once elected the executives must drop party or sectional ties and focus on the movement’s objective.

Guyra Shire Council seeks large loan for road works

The Guyra Shire Council applied for a £25,000,000 loan for road improvements on Shine's properties. The council instructed the engineer to prepare estimates for priority works including A riding areas, Bundarra construction, and several reconstructions such as Brine Brook and Backwater Road.

Guyra Shire

Ben Lomond Mount View Mail Service Discussed

The Northern New South Wales Farmers' Union urged a thrive weekly mail service between Lem Leamond and Mount View. The Postmaster General was informed that if a reasonable offer for thrice weekly service is received, an extra trip could be considered. The union also pressed to retain the weighbridge at Ben Lomond Railway station.

Lem Leamond Mount View New South Wales Union Ben Lomond

Thunderstorm Disrupts National Fitness Picnic

A violent storm disrupted a National Fitness Children's picnic on Tuesday. Rain and lightning forced several boys to seek shelter, and many wore bathing suits while retreating under a tree and then a large tarpaulin for cover during the downpour.

Tuesay Guyra Althouse

Transport weighbridge proposal discussed by acting minister

Acting Minister for Transport G Weir notes weighbridge needed for weighing goods and contemplates buying the weigh bridge from the Department for private use. The Union will raise the issue with the Commissioner for Transport to seek a decision on acquisition and placement on private property.

G. Weir Infarsvodd

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The Gryra Mr. Thomas Dramatic Society Meeting Miss Parsons M. A. O'Donnell Shire Council Young Communicants’ Guild Ee Zs Kirby NEW State Movement President Refrigerators C. Ft Silent Knight Refrigerators Tools Philips Tasma Electrosound Stromberg Carlson H. Beesley & Sons
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