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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
2
The High Court ruling on petrol rationing is hailed as a victory for freedom by many readers. It is argued that wartime controls linger into peacetime and that the Constitution enables citizens to seek an impartial review. The piece notes Labour's uneasy stance toward the High Court and praises the court’s role in curbing political power.
The Red Cross Day event raised ETA8/6 with a busy street stall drawing strong patronage. Junior Red Cross girls sold badges totaling 422-67, prizes included a dinner won by Mr. Cullen, a lucky envelope to Mrs. Xs, a cake donated by Mrs. Gilmour, a prize to Mrs. Domino, and gloves donated by Mrs. Gilmour won by Mrs. J. Perr. Gratitude was extended to all helpers and supporters of the effort.
Personal Misses Beryane and Leta Bro dle visit Sydney Lorothy Dean returning to visit her parents. Mr and Mrs Dean of Lakys view hosted Miss Ferguson Inverell arrived to spend time with Mrs May Ollern street. Mr F Burgman resigned from teaching posts at Cubbamurra and Up er Manilla. Cedric Dean moved to Sydney to study engineering while retiring from treasury duties. Mrs Weicks hosts farewell parties and gifts as she prepares to move from the district.
St Peter Edward Lawman, aged nearly 75, died at Sacred Heart Hospital Darlinghurst after nine years of invalidism. He lived in Guyra as a farmer before moving through Queensland and Sydney. He married Maria Ryan and is survived by widow two sons Peter and Lawrence and two daughters. Brother Dan Lawman of Port Macquarie and sister Mrs Archibald. Interment was in Rookwood cemetery.
Sidney Wartley, a former boxer and World War veteran living in the Guyra area, was discovered dead eight miles from Walcha in Maines Creek. Police traced his absence to a Walcha property after he had been seen visiting Walcha for groceries. The death, believed to have occurred a week or so earlier, was mourned at a Catholic funeral with Union and Returned Soldiers League pallbearers.
Acting Under Secretary of Labour and Industry says butchers fall under a Federal award so the State has no jurisdiction while master bakers cannot be forced to deliver bread. Council protest to be considered with other complaints.
The wedding of Moy ane Mrs K Tris of Guyra to Andrey George Ward of Canoona occurred at St Jamnus Church of England Guyra. Bride wore white velvet gown with pink tulle, four-holed veil, and orange blossom coronet. groom's brother acted as best man. The reception followed at the Oddfellows Hall and the couple honeymooned touring the north coast of NSW and Queensland.
The wedding of Trene Doyce Saunders and Sidney Gordon Morley took place at St James Church Germany Guyra. Rev Riley officiated as the couple wore formal gowns and bouquets with pearl necklace gifts, followed by a reception at the CWA Rest Rooms with families in coordinated outfits.
The note lists several students with class and page results, mentioning D Moore, Cameron, S Willan, Gy Woot Ward, M Luvey, S Willan, and M Williams. It records a member departure as Mrs Murray leaving Abeomaia district for Sydney and notes a surprise farewell party hosted by the women of Falecorner with apologies from local ladies.
At Ursuline Convent High School in Sydney three pupils from Little Junior Grade earned honours in the monthly examinations. Margaret Hobday led with 96, Margaret Williams 95, and Douglas Hiscox achieved high marks. Other noted scholars include May Wetderman, Barbara Williams, Nicholls, and Williams.
The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Marley, celebrated with chrysanthemum sprays and floral decorations in the reception room. Mr. Riley presided at the reception as the couple begins their honeymoon tour of the north western district before moving to their future home in Guyra.
Reverend C G Mathieson officiated at the St Columba s Presbyterian Church ceremony uniting Evelyn Nellie Lansley and Wile Linn Russell. Attendants included sister Miss Ethel Lansley and best man Percival Lansley. After the service about 60 guests gathered at the CWA Rest Rooms for a reception. flowers and a two tiered cake featured in the decorations.
The Guyra band led by Mr Atkins intends forming a committee of younger musicians to organise events in Guyra and district to raise funds. Several dances and competitions are planned to boost profits, with Bol Atkins and Don Lockyer named on the committee to be reappointed at the next meeting.
Visitors from Gosford Glen Innes and nearby districts attended the ceremony. The newlyweds received presents including air, cheques, and various gifts. The Drews were honored with silver. The couple will reside in Glen Innes.
Sunday sees Guyra football team aim for the Bow Cup with a large crowd expected as Cayras FP selects players including Crossman and Lyes. Local music exams honor Rudiments of Music and Grammar of Music students with congratulations to teachers and pupils.
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