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Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 06, 1945

Page

4

Quiet Guyra wedding at St Peter's Cathedral Armidale

Edith Stevenson and Walter Hartnett wed at St Peter's Armidale with Amy Stevenson as bridesmaid and F Simpson as best man both Lieutenants in the ALF. After the ceremony the couple left for Sydney for their honeymoon. A dramatic rescue by E McCrohon saved Mrs Rooney during a sulky incident in Tingha. The new Vicarage dedication at Guyra was held under rain. Dorriго Progress Association pressed for Coff’s Harbour Guyra railway with delegates from multiple towns attending.

St. Peter's Cathedral Armidate W. P. Best Guyra Edith H E. J. Stevenson Roseville Walter Hartnett Amy Steventon Me. F. Simpson ALF Glen Innes Sydney Archdeacon Johnstone Armidale Russell Gibson Dorrigo Progress Association Coff's Harbour Shire Council

Guyra Wins Bow Cup In Hard Fought League Match

Guyra regained the Bow Cup after a tough 13 to 10 victory over Tingha before a large crowd. Standout performances came from E Skimmings, D Lockyer, J Prisk, J Gunn, Gi Reeves, A Copeland, J Beesley, D Starr, L McKay, and J Doyle who scored a 70 yard try and two goals. The B-Graders lost 3 to nil with R Harding, J Bell, and N Simpson among the best. The team for next Sunday's clash against Tingha was named including Harding, Taylor, Wells, Sanders, Williams, Reeves, Simpson, Bell, Gunn, Gill, Copeland, and Walls.

Guyra Tingha Guyva E. Skimmings D. Lockyer J. Prisk J. Gunn Gi. Reeves A. Copeland J. Beesley D. Starr L. McKay Laurie J. Thorley M. Reeves N. Simpson Harding Taylor L. Wells L, Sanders Willams M, Reeves Simpson J. Bell J. Kirk J. Gill L. Copeland R. Gunn R. Walls G. McCanna J.doyle P. Williams H.campbell G. Reeves 4. Gunn

Commissioner's Deep Sea Port visit to Guyra

Commissioner of the Main Roads Department Mr D Craig and Divisional Engineer Mr E Crouch will call at Guyra tomorrow morning to collect data for the proposal to establish a deep sea port on the North Coast. They arrive at the Council Chambers at 10 30 a m.

The Main Roads Department D. Craig E. Crouch Guyra Crouch Council

Local Council Officials and Associations Listed Across Regions

A roster of figures from Armidale Uralla Ebor Dorrigo Sawtell Coff Harbour and St George Gore includes Mayors deputy mayors shire council members and progress association leaders. Names include W Curtis A Purkiss L M Rixon J Hackett J Frederick T Bennett Roy Vincent E A Murray A Menaida and P J McNamara among others.

Armidale Messrs W. Curtis A. Purkiss Uralla L. M. Rixon Gostwyck Ebor Messee J. Hackett Progress Association St. George Gore Tyr Ingham Mr. Johnstone Dorrigo J. Fredericks T. Bennett Dorrigo Shire Sawtell Roy Vincent E. A. Murray A. Menaida Coffe Harbour P. J. McNamara J. H. Howarth W. H.smith W. Gordon

Regional Education Committee aims for better New England schools

A district education committee meeting will discuss forming a regional body to coordinate educational policy for the New England region. The aim is to secure adequate facilities and develop individuals for democratic life, with two delegates from each district council. A September conference in Glen Innes is co‑ordinated by the Teachers' Federation, inviting wide local involvement.

New England D.E.C Glen Innes Armidale Uralla Guyra Bingara Emmagine Glen Innnes Regional Education Committee REC DAE Australia R.E.C Teachers’ Federation Teachers‘ Federation

Mint Believed to Benefit Mind and Study

Pliny the elder, a Roman naturalist (A.D. 23 79) advised students to wear a crown of mint as a mental aid. The tale reflects ancient views on herbs and learning.

Pliny

Tea price in early London shows tea cost one penny

A fragment notes tea cost about one Jelgirth of a penny and recalls the first Indian tea shipment to London in 1839 sold at £10 per pound. The item credits Roy Loatie and The Guyramargu Paper Co Ltd with printing and publishing details at 113 Faulkner Street.

London Roy Loatie Guyramargu Paper Co. Ltd Faulkner-street Arobeds

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