Public funds criticism over parliamentary approval
The piece attacks Premier dismissal of Mr. W A Chaffey’s resignation from the Parliamentary Accounts Committee. It cites £16 867 674 spent without approval in 1951 52 and over £30 million since 1948 49, arguing that such accounting hides true expenditure and erodes parliamentary budgets and approval. It urges the PAC to act impartially to protect taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Chaffey
Parliamentary Accounts Committee
Public Accounts Committee
Electricity Commission
Personal Mir Clark to Start at Gyre Bank Branch
Mir R L Clark of Maclean village will commence duties at the Gyre branch of the Bank of N S W on Friday. Betty Lyes of Bradley Street and Pam Caddy of Malpas Street have returned from holidays at Coolangatta. P Williams of Bradley Street spent the weekend at Tamworth. W Rummings of Wandsworth has returned from holidays at Brisbane. D D Campbell of Hill Crest has been admitted to Armidale and New England Hospital. J Warrington of Bradley Street has returned from holidays at Sydney. Ron Pettit of Aboomala Street is visiting Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
R. L. Clark
Maclean
Gyre
Bank of N.S.W
Betty Lyes
Bradley Street
Pam Caddy
Malpas Street
Coolangatta
Mr. W. Rummings
Wandsworth
Brisbane
Dd. Campbell
Hill
Armidale
New England Hospital
J. Warrington
Sydney
Ron Pettit
Aboomala Street
C W A Guyra Branch Plans Autumn Fair and Cockery Contest
At the Guyra C W A monthly meeting Mrs W R Drabsch presided. A March Autumn Fair and Cockery Contest was decided to replace the annual ball with stalls supervised by listed members. Proceeds to the United Nations appeal for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra
C.W.A
W. R. Drabsch
L. Mott
Heagney
R. Kirby
Deane
H. Reeves
J. Schaefer
M. F. Glasser
M. Hawkins
W. Youman
B. Bennett
J. Newberry
M. Mudford
E. E. Parsons
2. Hudson
H. J. Mott
E. Mills
United Nations Appeal For Children
Lane
Armidale
Red Cross Notes at Guyra Society Meeting
The Guyra Red Cross Society led by Mrs G Mitchell welcomed new member Mrs H Burgess. A letter from the Guyra and District War Memorial Hospital Board urged support for a proposed hospital. The group planned to send a letter to the State Premier stressing the need for a new Guyra hospital and thanked members for a house to house collection for Red Cross funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra Red Cross Society
Guyra
38. Smith
F. Parsons
J. McLean
J. Whiteford
J. Highes
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Disorderly Conduct Case Involving Mr Te anorcenye
A disorderly conduct case involves a person referred to as Mr 0. KR Te anorcenye. Details are unclear from the fragment, with no additional names, dates, or locations provided. Further readable text is needed for fuller summary.
Blood Donor Panel Reforms Thanks Rotary Club
Mrs. Eileen Smith announces the Guyra and District War Memorial Hospital Blood Donor Panel is re forming. She credits the Rotary Club and other supporters for their significant help in sustaining community blood donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Smith
Guyra and District War Memorial Hospital
Guyra Hospital
Guyra
New Penny-Farthing Styled Bicycle Invented in Copenhagen
Copenhagen mechanic Svend Mortensen unveils a bicycle with a larger front wheel and lighter frame, using an ingenious gear system. He has patent protection in Britain France Belgium West Germany Denmark Switzerland and Sweden for the design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Svend Olaf Mortensen
Mortensen
Britain
France
Belgium
West Germany
Denmark
Switzerland
Sweden
Feast of Music at St James Church in Guyra
Second festival of Feast of Music featured Armidale Cathedral and Guyra parish choirs with Mendelssohn and Pearsall pieces, Wilma Jones solos, Haydn quartet, and guest bass-baritone Henk Spruyt. Visitors performed readings and plays, culminating in a supper hosted by St James' Church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James
Arcadelt
Mendelesohn
Nora Silver
Herrick
Miss Jones
Armidale String Quartet
Guyra
Lois Kesteven
Elizabeth Craigie
Robert Kirby
Lucy Poggioli
Haydn
R. M. Ewing
Henk Spruyt
Holland
Spruyt
Mr. Spruyt
Jima Bers Rollins
Adequate feed cited as key to successful animal husbandry
The Chief of the Department of Agriculture Division of Animal Industry Mr. W. L. Hindmarsh says adequate feed is probably the greatest single factor in successful animal husbandry. He notes that successful farmers confermie father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Division of Animal Industry
W. L. Hindmarsh
New Year Sports Day Aims to Fund Guyra Community Centre
Mr J Hughes of the Guyra National Fitness Movement announces a New Year’s Day sports day at the Guyra Showground followed by a dance to fund a community centre hall. Timber is available on site. residents are urged to attend, assist, or donate foodstuffs through Mrs R Hudson. Publican and luncheon booths will be on the ground. further notices to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hughes
Guyra
National Fitness Movement
Sir
National Fitness Committee
Allce
Red Cross Street Stall At Guyra Crowns Winners
The Guyra branch of the Red Cross Society held a successful street stall last Friday with competitions won by Mrs W Pearson for a lucky envelope, E May Led for cake and cordial by Miss W Smith, S S Kelly for a Christmas hamper, and H Mechan who won the clock with seven minutes past one noted as the time. Collection details point to Mrs Jack McLean.
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Guyra
The
Red Cross Society
W. Pearson
J. Richardson
É. May Led
W. Smith
5S. Kelly
H. #. Mechan
Jack McLean
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P. Williams
Tamworth
C.W.A. Meeting
Red
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Te Anorcenye
Alfred Endriss
Basle
Rhine
Australia
N.S.W
Endriss
Australasia
Prince George Chavchavadze
London
Oaxaca
Mexico
R.A.F
Richard Prior
Percy Henry Mason
Aden
Edward Hyams
U.K
Auckland
New Zealand
Ier Rotary Club
H. Beesl
Peer Hebert
C. Glasser
Ugra Redvice Society
T. Stewart
RSI
Armidale Cathedral
Jesu
R. W. Hudson
Huxtable
Elizabeth Huxtable
Dorothy Sayers
T. S. Eliot
Mr. Hunt
Becket
T. B. Morris
R. ‘ Mwaig
Buciferi
Reve Rook
Kirby
Michael
Beesley
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