Practical Gratitude Meeting Urges Food Aid to Britain
Residents of Guyra are urged to attend a Shire Council meeting to discuss practical support for Britain by sending food parcels. The piece emphasizes wartime sacrifices, urges surrender of food and coupons, and notes ships returning home with arms and ammo should be repurposed to carry food as a gesture of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra
Britain
Little Isle
Penge Aveeag Claims World Largest Refrigerating Print
The city of Penge Aveeag in Atren- Ties boasted the largest refrigerating print in the world. It processes significant livestock, with daily outputs of cattle and sheep and annual totals of millions of animals across cattle sheep and hogs.
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Penge Aveeag
Atren- Ties
Local Guyra Personal Notices Tap News Of Service Members
A flurry of visitors and service news from Guyra and surrounding areas includes Pte Herb Muldoon returning to his unit after leave with his mother, Pte D Handebo visiting with his wife and son, and Sgt A Stewart rejoining his unit after visiting parents. Also listed are locals home from service, engagements, upcoming weddings, discharges, and relatives visiting from Newcastle, Sydney, and Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. Hanna
Ollers-street
Sydney
Guyra
Mims Hope Little
Kathleen Ward
Kentucky
Herb Muldoon
Brockley
Mra. K. Parker
Ryanda-street
Armidale
New England
A. Kirk
Crystalbrook Road
Neville Kirk
RAN
L. Morley
Les
RAAF
Rrr
Orion Sole
F. Sole
Waterview
Bruce Jones
New Guinea
Max Jones
Borneo
W.V.S
Bert Hayden
Pte
Selby Copeland
E. H. Rudd
Malpas-street
L. Brett
Peter
Casino
Ted
Eelee
L.A.C
Keith Farrell
J. Farrell
Ollera
Keith
Massis Northey
A.w.as
Mrs. Farrell
Shire Officers Applauded by Guyra Councillors
Guyra Shire Council paid tribute to officers J Richardson N McAllister and C Akin for nine months of service without an engineer. The president Dr W Youman and others praised the staff as loyal Australians who met extra demands and refused extra remuneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. Richardson
Mie N. McAllister
Mr. C. Akin
Guyra
W. Youman
Araft
E. M. Mulligan
C. E. Wheaton
Stanley
C. Cox
G P S Reunion Club Dance Raises School Fund
The G P S Reunion Club held its third dance at Oddfellows Hall on Tuesday with Pete Jones orchestra. The water supply fund gained 11 pounds. total raised to date is 30 pounds toward a 50 pound goal. The club, formed by ex pupils of Central School, aims to aid the school and town and foster social organization among Australians.
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G.P.S
Oddfellows’ Hall
Pete Jones
Central School
Australia
Plants Influenced by Light in Dark Shelters
In a poorly lit cellar or shed a potato placed in darkness with a small light beam will sprout growths that bend toward the light. The growths will be long and weak yet natural products of limited light exposure.
Cooperative Society Formed in Guyra Meeting
A meeting in the Oddfellows Hall Guyra convened by the Guyra District Branch of the Northern NSW Farmers Union and sponsored by the Potato Growers Association formed a Co operative Society. The 25 article charter includes farming implements storage buildings water gas electricity and education facilities. Seven directors were elected F C Parsons A F White J M Youman H Starr A B Forsyth R J Fitzroy and H S King with rotating retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Society
Guyra
Oddfellows’ Hall
Ns.w. Farmers’ Union
Potato Growers’ Association
O'Neill
Co-operative Federation of Australia
Messrs. F. C. Parsons
A. F. White
J. M. Youman
H. Starr
A. B. Forsyth
R. J. Fitzroy
H.S. King
Falconer School Examinations Conclude This Week
Final half yearly examinations at Falconer School conclude this week with notes listing high marks for Class 1 and Class 2 students. Names include R. Cameron DP Levitin N. Cameron Wells L. Marshall and more with marks indicated for each class.
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Falconer School
Ihis
Saul Yogutted
R. Cameron
DP. Levitin
N. Cameron
Wells
L. Marshall
Morehill
Ireland’s Soil Rich Yet Wet Suited for Grazing
The text notes Ireland’s soil as extremely rich but very moist, making it primarily useful for grazing livestock. It mentions the term treon or similar name appearing in the British Islands as recorded in the source.
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Ireland
British Islands
Memorial Hospital Project Gains £35000 Building Estimate
The Guyra War Memorial Hospital committee is officially advised that the Hospital Commission has placed 35000 pounds on building estimates. The town aims to memorialize enlisted men and seeks broad support, with appeals to the Commercial Travellers Association for fund drives. A land transfer from the Cox Estate to the Hospital Commission is being arranged, and auxiliary groups report varied cash and war savings holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra War Memorial Hospital
Hospital Commission
Guyra
Hy Newton
Commercial ‘Travellers’ Association
M. F. Bruxner
C. A. Kelly
Q. A. Biddulon
Cox Estate
Messrs
Wy Weicks
Black Mountain
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Che Guyra
Dominions
L. Moore
A. Whan
Kootingal
Keith Jones
Newcastle
8. Jones
Llangothiin-street
Broadmeadows
Aireman
Edna Jane
G. C. Johnson
Murgon
Queensland
Johnson
James Francis
I. F. Holt
W. N. Stevenson
G.P.S. Reunion
Falconer School Examinations
C. Atehlbald
H. Moore
M. Burey
H. Beesley
Grafton