Legacy Week and Legacy Days Highlight Welfare Drive
The Legacy organisation marks PHIS Legacy Week in New South Wales with Legacy Days in Guyra to re charge its funding. For 27 years Legacy has cared for widows and orphans of deceased or disabled service members, running seven homes and providing education, social life, and convalescent support. The 23,000-strong ward list is aided by ex servicemen supporters who view the effort as a duty to those who served.
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New South Wales
Guyra
Legacy
Lady Gowrie House
Australia
Europe
Germany
Italy
Holland
Balkan
Great Britain
Britain
Pea Production Contracts Signed in Glen Innes
Readable fragments show contracts signed between pea reducers and Cahills for quick freeze works. Details on parties and full terms are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate formal production arrangements and facility involvement in Glen Innes.
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PEA
Cahills Uick Freeze
Zodtely Pacres
Il Cahilla ii
Local social notes from Wollongong to Guyra district
Mrs A Golledge and family of Wollongong visit Klaipes Street where Mr W J Williams plans to drive to Lismore for granddaughter Mel’s appearance at the Lismore Eisteddfod next week. Mrs Wright of Cowra arrives in Guyra to care for her mother Mrs E Ballard who has been ill. Local girl Lydia Tierney and Irene Budzinska plan a new venture on Pluto Road. G A Cook, wool representative, has left Guyra for new duties. Spring fashion parade at Arcadia Theatre to support Guyra District War Memorial Hospital on September 21. bookings at Victoriasation and Central Bakery.
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W. J. Williams
Lismore
Mel
Wright
Cowra
Guyra
E. Ballard
Bradley Street
Lydia ‘Tierney
Irene Budgzinska
Pluto
Tierney
W.r.aa.f
Budzinska
Australia
W. Hill
Arcadia Theatre
Guyrea District War Memorial Hospital
Victoratsation
Cen Final
Guyra Council Presses for Rural Power Extensions
At a North-West County Council meeting Guyra district leader Dr. RK Hudson voiced frustration that rural power extensions have bypassed Guyra. Electrical Engineer J W Fisher cited delays and cost factors and promised a formal report next meeting while residents hope for lines to Wandsworth Tenterden and Ben Lomond and faster street instals.
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Inverell
Guyra
RK. W. Hudson
North - West County Council
Dr. Hudson
Guyra Shire
J. W. Fisher
Sydney
D. G. Mather
Owever
Brug
Black Mountain
Wandsworth-Tenterden
Ben Lomond
Catholic Church links migration and land settlement in social justice call
The Australian Church leadership urges tying migration to land settlement to boost national development. It notes Europe’s refugees and Britain’s strain while urging continued and accelerated migration, with migrants to be settled as working landowners alongside returning soldiers.
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Bishops of
Australia
Redex Trial Cars Pass Through Guyra
Dozens of Guyra residents on the New England Highway watched heavily loaded Redex trial cars head north from daybreak. Cars carried advertising Pamphlets and slogans on windows. Organisers say the event is not a road race and speed is only useful on certain sections. Next year routes may include Broome and Perth.
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Guyra
New England
Bradley Street
Owever
Townsville
Mt. Isa
Alice Springs
Kingoonya
Reg. Shepheard
Broome
Perth
Sean
Australia
Fragmentary OCR Notice Summary
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Tree Fall Wounds Man on Deepwater Stannum Road
Fred Kim, a Frost and Spriges contractor, was attacked by a falling tree while felling on the Deepwater Stannum Road near Stannum. The initial impact caused another tree to topple onto him. He was transported to Glen Innes District Hospital by the local ambulance team.
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Stannum
Fred Kim
Frost and Spriges
Deepwater - Stannum Road
Glen Innes District
Glen Innes District Hospital
Ova From New Zealand Arrives at New England Hatchery
At the New England Trout Acclimatisation Society meeting, caretaker Hyatt reported first batch of ova from New Zealand and Tasmania arrived and began hatching. President Schubert noted many fingerlings to be kept at the hatchery to reduce mortality. brood ponds perform well with brown and rainbow trout.
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New England Trout Acclimatisation Society
L. P. Dutton
Serpentine
Hyatt
New Zealand
Tasmania
F. Schubert
Schubert
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Gruyre
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Tenterden
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Catholic Church of Australia
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