Arbitration Court halts quarterly wage adjustments in wage policy
The Guyra Argus notes the Federal Arbitration Court’s ruling against quarterly wage adjustments, arguing it steadies prices and consumer goods costs. It warns state government attempts to undermine the decision threaten inflation control and worker trust, urging employer employee cooperation to stabilise the economy.
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Car plunges 60 feet into gullies near The Pinch
A 22 year old man, John Clarke Taylor of Armidale, was admitted to Armidale Hospital with probable rib injuries and facial abrasions after his car swerved off the New England Highway, struck a tree, and plunged 60 feet into a gully about two miles from The Pinch. Two companions from Manly, Joseph Kevin O Shannessy and Kevin Jon Ouvrier, sustained minor cuts and returned home after treatment. the 147 Austin tourer was recovered and towed to Armidale. Police said the crash occurred at about 30 mph on loose veering pavement and that all three were fortunate to survive.
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Correspondence on Aboriginal Housing Effort in Guyra
Sir Your readers are asked to help the Guyra Committee for Aboriginal Welfare and Housing. 67 coloured people need housing. 44 are children in 12 families. The Welfare Board sends 250 sheets of iron and 20 chains of water pipe. sleepers may be provided by Railways. Timber is promised and sawn. Donations of tools materials and cash are invited to fund incidentals nails locks and small items. Contact Dr W C Starr Vic Hall Mrs Don Brown Rev R F Kirby Colin Connors or Charley Livermore for guidance.
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Texte Drive Branch Report From December Meeting
A brief local report notes the 10 TEXTE DRIVE branch of the last society held a meeting at Somontelle to decide on ongoing matters and future actions.
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Red Cross Day Appeal Planned in Guyra
A Red Cross Day appeal is to be held in Guyra on Friday December 4 with badges to be sold in the streets, part of the annual fundraising effort.
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Country Women's Association aims to boost rural life and education
Mrs Drabsch urged stronger community ties and broader goals beyond money, stressing helping others and soil knowledge. She proposed youth hostels to decentralise and ease education access, noting the CWA Younger Set’s solid service and lamenting the loss of founder Evangeline Burey. She resigned after four years as president.
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Magnificent year for Guyra group with £750 income
Dorothea Ewing, retiring secretary, reported a year of social and financial success for the Guyra Country Women's Association. income nearly £750, attendance 68, Autumn Fair replacing the Blue and Gold Ball, catering for cattle sales profitable, two Internatory Days, and appreciation voiced for younger members running the Baby Health Centre. Mrs L Glasser elected president. Mrs Ross Starr named secretary. meeting attended by 29 members with 13 apologies.
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Weather Update From Guyra Week Brings Mild Temperatures
Weather has been generally fine in Guyra during the past week with only minor variations noted. Forecasts indicate a warmer trend midweek as daytime highs rise and nights remain cool.
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