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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1954
Page
4
Inverell Vines comments on government by trade unions, arguing NSW Labor conference controls policy and pressures the government to follow union lines. He warns the real parliament is the conference and urges remedy at the ballot box.
Mr Carver described census machines that will dramatically reduce manual summarising of data. The Census Machine and Mark Sensing unit punch cards from tented marks and tally totals, automating classification. Three machines have tabulated data and will ready results for daily life use.
Local officials and residents discuss the Inverell branch’s approach to funding amenities versus expenses for a proposed television service. The matter centers on whether funds should be redirected to water, land, and other infrastructure while awaiting government decisions and a formal inquiry by the Postmaster General.
Personal Pars and Notes About People lists residents and visitors in Inverell. Mentions include Mr Herb Hardy of Auburn, Mrs McDonald formerly Miss Joan Cox, Mr Neville Turner of Bree die's Planing, and Mrs Ken Murray and sister Mrs W Elliott of Brisbane. Also notes arrivals, departures, a funeral in Sydney, a hospital stay for Mrs Bell, and a Masonic Hall dance with neighbors and friends.
The Inverell branch proposes allowing an expense for extensive electricity work to cure properties as an allowable income tax deduction over five years. The recommendation is to submit the proposal to the annual conference of the Panners and Gettiers Association.
Sunny weather and peat frosts mark today in Gunnedah as work starts on the baths. Temperature readings show a mild uptrend with clear skies. post office minimums ranged around freezing and maximums near warm readings from yesterday.
A Baths Committee meeting reviewed Wool Week activities and the Inverell display. Gunnedah council plans a pool and filter at an estimated £17,000 with excavation by the council. Progress faces cost and construction issues including surrounding works and tree planting.
Invern council weighs a stock ramp at Inverell Yard and new street terms. Local officials and cattle stakeholders debate cost and feasibility with Mr B M Wade proposing timber assistance and aldermen awaiting final action. The Inverell Traders Association cautions on the project’s scope and timing while seeking public clarity on who bears expense.
A full clearance was held last Thursday when stock and plant were sold on behalf of Mr John Stewart. Sixty two Jersey cows were offered and cleared with top prices. Pigs sold to £41 9s for proof condition. Machinery also sold well. Auctioneers Bert Daley and Sons and EC McNaught reported a successful sale in all respects. A special Municipal Council meeting tonight will discuss the prevalence and the bus terminal in construction of a new street parallel to Byron Street. A proposed link to Campbell and Lawrence Streets would take up a portion of park space in main streets and may be considered with the term river project. A scheme has been put forward for council to discuss further action in open meeting and committee discussions on planning matters arising from a general meeting three weeks earlier.
Ross Hill Mothers' Club spent £50 on teaching aids and equipment for the infants department. Miss Hawkins displayed items bought from Plarnava at a £33 cut. Purchases approved included five open brushes, percussion instruments, and other materials to aid school education. The treasurer recorded May income including £19 from Oslo landy and 5 from Mrs. Cut Butler, with a £2 52 balance. Plans include a public address system balance of £46, arrangements for a carnival lunch, and entries to approach town salons for a moon parade later in the year. Two members, Mrs Smalies and Mrs Kennedy, are leaving. Afternoon tea served. prize donated by Mrs Peele to be presented at July meeting.
Farmers Field Day will be held with district agronomist van Artin Johnson and Farms group coordinating visits in October. A programme of lectures and inspections will be arranged later, with possible demonstrations of mule treatment methods and related agricultural practices. A sub committee is to meet Johnson to finalize arrangements with Penberthy, Pigott, Dob, and Cash named to confer.
The meeting of the Partners and Settlers discussed the Tihaa average condition of the engine elevator and wheat bulk elevating machinery. They agreed the plant should be up to 80 percent working order. The biggest issue is the engine which does not function properly and overhaul by a competent team is needed before next harvest. Replacement is long overdue but hoped to begin soon.
The Farmers and Bettlers Association annual meeting will take place in Sydney from August 2 to August 4. Delegates for the Trevwell branch are Messrs Couh and Roseby.
The Times introduces Walt Disney's famous comic character Donald Duck to readers. The long running strip has delighted children and adults for years, offering humor and a respite from daily life.
Secretary Peter Larkin invites donations for the Improvement Fund in honor of J P B Finn who represented Delmera on the Maci oeraha Council. A farewell gathering will be held at Bus Bar ry on Friday June 25 with opportunities to contribute and support the town’s projects.
Armidale Council appoints Mayor AK Davis Hughes to lead a deputation to Hon Do Bo Brummond MHR seeking an automatic telephone exchange for Armidale. The deputation will include the Chamber of Commerce and other interested bodies. Alderman E Spenanley notes the council will press every possible move to secure the exchange.
The Sterling Paint and Varnish Co Pty Ltd unveils Home tone plastic paint with odorless, quick drying, and color-pure advantages for ceilings walls and powered surfaces. An expert from Eterline Paint and Varnish Co. Pty Ltd will discuss decor ideas and color schemes on June 22 at the Inverell Rural Co op Store.
F and C members voiced strong criticism of railway performance amid recent breakdowns and delays. They urged the Railway Department to justify faults and push for funds to replace aging rolling stock and improve tracks, while blaming old engines for derailments and fire risks.
A national push to curb hopper infestations was outlined by the Pest Protection Board with a plan to coordinate a conference and implement practical measures. Officials urged proactive steps, noting the impact on agriculture and the need for public support and timely action.
Competitors in Mobil Quest will vie in the near heat at SMobi with AMAT Wits fe ir, tore Mogae Kblemtaee. The Tuezday broadcast on Teliiw DonpRe Li tet Coes SOprAn Doraithy Doruhod covers the event. Tasmanian representation includes Leb and Victoria, with Russell Crate Daas among the bringers.
A survey of Victorian and South Australian districts shows North West publicity through Inverell Times readers. The speaker praised curious locals and noted opportunities for desert development and pastoral expansion. He described rich forage in desert lands and improvements in pastures with rye, veldt, sub clover and lucerne, plus cost effective establishment and long term soil nourishment.
Norman Monsen writes on rights to property and public ownership amid a debate over burden sharing for road upkeep and railway costs. He argues in favor of public authority over land and animals and questions private owners' burdens, urging clear funding responsibilities and noting regional transport duties.
A fragmented essay argues education surpasses experience in guiding child development. It cites a father’s influence, family advantages, and church support as factors shaping a pupil’s opportunities. The author urges continued self-education beyond formal schooling.
The Wheat Beard Representation topic sparked resentment at a conference of the Settlers Association branch. Key figures including Mr Coch and Mr Roseby attended as district representatives. The chairmen and council members debated lowering office and exploring potential reforms within the association.
A fragmented account notes a music cavalcade featuring David Wayne as lead, alongside Bo Anne Bancroft and others, touted as a Technicolor special with featured segments including That Gold Ring and On the Up. The text references Tuomanova and Pat Stern in relation to a concert impresario storyline.
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