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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1941
Page
3
The new Town Council is described as well balanced with business and democratic members. It is urged to pursue careful, progressive administration, to prevent overdrafts, and to deliver durable town improvements and planning to raise Inverell to the level of similar towns.
Local listings report a Bannockburn furniture sale by Mr. Harry Provins and household bargains, plus notices of a Richmond Rover fundraiser by Lismore youths and a shark sighting near the river. An infants display at the Infants’ School Room is scheduled with admission and afternoon tea.
Fragmented report describes a London event with references to wartime tensions and social gatherings. It notes a charity fundraiser hosted by Mr Russell and Mrs Ewan, featuring orchestral music, dancing, games, raffles, and a sale of china and crystal to benefit the Red Cross.
The item notes Hunter Worthestt and family returning home to Coan catts and Brisbane. G Baillie and J Quinlivan are holidaying in Sydney. Miss Nancy Keating of Glen Innes invites sister Mira. J C Quinlivan of Warialda Road visits. Mrs G C Thompson returns to Churchill Duff and Ashford for Christmas with her mother Mrs Cox. Vernon Wiltshire, with Bradfield Park training, spends leave with his parents. Weron earned 201 of 300 in a recent navigation exam.
The Belgravia P and C held its monthly meeting at the school on Thursday. President Mr Jo Lindsay chaired as members approved payments and noted a bank balance of £3830. The treasurer reported expenses and a profit of £58 which was shared between the Pound C and the Mothers’ Club. The next meeting is set for 18 February 1922.
The Capitol Theatre presents a romance oriented program featuring Wel Le ape Jae and actress Seer te Pid. the run highlights dramatic scenes and an artistic collaboration amid a varied lineup.
Weights announced for Inverell races featuring open handicap at New Park and Welter Handicap events. Notable entrants include Imerina, Wedgelluka, Red Ned, Captain Red, and Woodcourt, with distinct weights listed for Maiden Handicap and Otho Handicap races.
The death occurred this morning in Craignish of Miss Bosale Kimmorley aged 55 of George Breet Deceased. She is survived by four brothers Messrs A W E Kimmorley Wallan Me J and others Interment will be tomorrow afternoon in the Church of England section of Covlatay cemetery Rev Mr Powell Wartalda will conduct the graveside service Mr W Thorley handles funeral arrangements
Mr James Prancds Cullen an esteemed Inverell resident, died early Saturday in Bilistrict Moepital after injuries from a yard accident. Born June 29, 1852 in Lancashire, he built a long career including work with a large steel firm and later with railway and mining ventures in Australia, leaving behind a respected legacy and many friends.
In a social bowls event at the rink, teams led by E Eddy W B Roberts and W Mec Kay defeated D Leeson G Buxton and P Brown 31 20. Other matches saw Wilkinson and Nesbitt beat D Small and Hy T while Kuapion and Bs edged their opponents.
A sweeping change in local council personnel emerged from Saturday's municipal poll. Only two retiring aldermen were re elected Abd al M O Connor and Ald H J Young. W E K Squires led with 198 votes about 63 percent of the poll. The neatly elected aldermen include W R Squires H G Foley J M O Connor Ho Brooks T A Punch F J Delbridge H N Brisnell W H Scott and J Young. Final checks showed informal tallies and adjustments, with the local total votes near 1430 and the highest poll for a single candidate recorded.
Macintyre Ashford and Yallard shire councilors faced elections with three incumbents returned unopposed. A presentation change saw Pigott replace Kainger, yielding higher support. The report notes local race dynamics, newly elected voices, and ongoing party alignment.
In Guyra, W. L. Green led with 217 votes while EM Mulligan received 360. C. Riding C. E Wheaton and W. Yeoman were selected with 283 votes. T. F. Grills polled 224. In Gwydir Shire Duffy and R V Green retired, A. Morse also retired, and several were defeated.
In a local council race at Tingha, voter turnout produced notable changes. Candidatesincluding Giarrere, Detman, and Waydon won seats while several incumbents were defeated, signaling a reshaped council composition.
A crowded aldermanic meeting samples views in a heated municipal election. The scene features candidate lines, party chatter, and a Dickens Pickwick reference as citizens weigh public policy and leadership.
The defeat of L J Cloonan closes a 13 year era of service to ratepayers. He served as deputy mayor under G S Butler and was elected mayor three and a half years ago. He steered the council through difficult decisions with firm judgment, handling major projects and complex issues without revealing private aims.
Government declares vast import embargo restricting 301 categories and banning woollen textiles, cosmetics, footwear, luxury fabrics, handbags, and spirits. Keane states embargo not protectionist, aims to conserve wartime supplies. New Zealand and French Pacific Islands allowed.
Melbourne reports Australia will likely declare war on Finland Hungary and Es mania today following Britain New Zealand and Canada action. Prime Minister Curtin says forces including army and air units are ready with substantial reinforcements and RAAF assistance planned in areas of vital importance to the country.
Prices on Sussex Street for cheeses honey and milk. board prices and potatoes noted. Alexandria quotations show daily currency and commodity figures with coal and other items priced. charts indicate Monday rates and following day notes.
Fragmented notes show Par Handicap to J McDonnell and J More, with mentions of Ald Squires and Walter Scott in municipal race talk. References to Cane furniture ads mix with political chatter, hinting at election stakes and potential Mayoress Mrs Scott.
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