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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
2
A critical stance on Defence Production Minister Harrison’s plan to place multi million pound contracts with studio equipment firms to prop up employment. The piece warns against government interference and urges private enterprise free from restraints to revive industry and independence.
Mr. Kevin Lee of White Street underwent a threat operation at Lewisham Hospital Sydney. His condition is reported as satisfactory by officials. The report mentions Weicks of Terminal Street and Mrs Re Strvet as additional names connected to the incident.
David OBrien of Bank Paddock Road Guyra faced Guyra Court of Petty Sessions charged with causing a bush fire by dropping a lit cigarette and match. He admitted to smoking but denied intent, and was fined £2 with 12 shillings costs after the November fire that burned 280 acres of grassland and timber on Robert Finlayson property.
Joseph Faitella of Kennington was charged with speeding in a built up area. On September 24 last year he drove through Gayra at 32 to 35 mph. three vehicles behind him were overtaken and no intersections were crossed. He claimed a faulty speedometer. He was fined £5 and cautioned.
HM Moore of Oller Street was charged at Guyrn Spurs of Petty Seusions with failing to produce a travelling stock permit. Sgt Hyland said he saw a mob of sheep in Aberfoyle and the drover claimed an issued licence would be delivered later. The magistrate fined 8 shillings and 12 shillings costs.
Australian Trade Commissioner Reginald Hazzard in New York says US demand for Australian frozen rabbits may grow amid rising prices. He notes that initial shipments are small but a substantial market exists for high quality rabbits, with potential expansion across the United States.
The Tartan Ball organized by the Presbyterian Women's Guild drew a full house at Arcadia Theatre. Notables and guests wore Scottish attire, the event supporting a Sunday School Hall for the young, with mentions of donations and thanks to organizers and attendees. A display of traditional dances and performances accompanied the evening, highlighting community ties and local figures.
Sister MeInnes of the Fer i Children's Health Scheme will attend the Guyra branch meeting tonight in the Shire Chambers. She will report on the scheme's latest activities and discuss issues from her visit to Guyra. Meeting starts at 7 o'clock.
Mrs J J Dawson of Bald Blair appeared at Guyra Court Petty Sessions on Thursday for being drunk and disorderly. Sgt Jayne testified she was seen November 5 near Bald Blair Hall staggering and making accusations against two men after being told to leave.
The Chamber of Commerce announces postponement of February pages with dates pushed back and publication schedule uncertain. Local business groups await updated guidance on upcoming events and listings.
Fragmentary notes describe screenings drawing attendees at a state event with positive reactions and notable turnout. The text mentions a film program and local engagement, though exact titles and details are unclear.
Tonight at Oddfellows Hall a short on manufacture and production of masonite will be shown along with a look at rural and industrial activities of the Vacuum Bus Company. Screening begins at 8 o clock.
Mr Whiteford letters the Editor blasting the Guyra garbage and sanitary services as inadequate and overcharged. He argues one service could cover all needs and cites Central School receiving 220 sanitary services weekly yet only two garbage tins emptied. He accuses CONE HELOR and Reeves of failing to protect ratepayers and urges council awareness of public opinion before contracts lapse.
William J. Campbell of Brockley faced Guyra Court of Petty Sessions on Thursday with costs. He was charged with indecent language after an argument over wine at Bradley Hill, became abusive when advised to move on, and also faced counts of unlicensed driving and aiding Joseph Payson to drive under liquor influence. The court noted a May 26 accident at Guyra railway crossings and Campbell's claimed prior license loss. He was fined for unlicensed driving and for aiding and abetting, with costs assigned.
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