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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1953
Page
2
The article warns that a sixpence per pound butter price increase threatens the dairy sector, arguing price fixing must reflect costs and new conditions to avoid a milk famine. It urges government relief through tax cuts or duties to support production and prevent loss of the nation’s dairy economy.
A readable fragment notes proposed coronation events and church and public meetings. It mentions a public gathering to discuss arrangements and possible council involvement, with references to local officials and organizing bodies. The text is jumbled but centers on planning and official oversight.
Council reports on Tuesday progress at Sutherland Waters Bridge with girders to be set by Theft Of the Week. Kennedy Bros and Hawt Contenders completed pile cutting depths better than expected. Officials warn Federal Aid funds will run out and £2,800 more is needed to finish the job.
Ashton's Circus tours Guyra with five generation tradition and a 1953 program that set records in Sydney. Star acts include Big Chief Little Wolf and Toni, plus the debut of the Two Allsters and sensational aerial performer Vera with Zamba from the Congo.
A lively convent school frolic featured a range of sports events and performances. Notable participants included Brian Sen and Bill Fletcher with other pupils such as Tony Mil and Jane Latte. The day showcased class-level competitions and student talents across grades.
Shire President Dr. Hudson announced the Shires Association annual conference will be in Sydney June 10 to 12 with one delegate per council. Dr. Starr was chosen as delegate with £15 expenses. £15 also approved for Shire Engineer Mr. Hinley to attend the Local Government Engineers' meeting in Sydney March 23 to 27.
At Guyra on Wednesday March 11, 980 head were yarded with near total clearance. Agents Sole and Nenco Guyra reported strong demand from Sydney to Wallangarra and Aberdeen. Prices included fat bullocks to 44/11, Hereford steers to 21/11, and young stock from 4/6 to 13/16.
A fragmentary account of a wedding ceremony at Armidale features the bride in a satin gown with pink and blue beading and a petit hat, the groom in formal attire, and guests including family and local figures. The event includes a heat bash, cake, and decorative trails, with plans for a reception at a venue named Geyrsy.
The Guyra Rat Fishers' Club presides over a call for more fishers to join this year. About 50.06 shillings were raised and distributed in Ollera Creek and Sandy Creek, with bulk placed at the Urmuelang hatchery. A warning that without more members the club may collapse, with thanks to secretary T Nelson and resident W Crampton for their assistance and to L J Dutton for help.
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