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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 03, 1954

Page

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Manilla Jubilee Ball Opens 50th Church Anniversary

The Manilla Presbyterian Church marked its 50th anniversary with a ball opened by Mr. W. A. Chaffey MLA. The event featured the Manilla Pipe Band, Jubilee cake, a Miss Jubilee sash awarded to Miss Jill Crapp, and a supper by the Womens Guild amid stage decorations and Scottish dancing. Photographs of the cake and sash were sold as mementos.

W. A. Chaffey Chaffey Manilla A. L. Hewitt Tamworth Hewitt John Mitchell Presbyterian Womens Guild Wicks Emms Methodist Mirs J.D. Kennedy N. Ward C. Wick Jubilee Womens Guild Pagy John Moore J. Staples Jill Crapp Miss A. Stokes Presbyterian Presbyterian Garden

Manilla Court Fines Licenced Publican for Liquor Violation

In Manilla Court of Petty Sessions, former Royal Hotel licensee Mrs Josephine W Irwin fined £5 for liquor during prohibited hours. Conviction not recorded due to first offence. J P Geaghan of Barraba fined £10 plus costs for holiday pay failure, with union-backed action presented by M Clancy and evidence from Thomas Allen. Industrial Magistrates Court also addressed worker pay disputes and union actions.

Manilla Mrs. Irwin D. H. Kennedy J. D. Kennedy Tolst J. B. Hodgson John P. Geaghan Barraba Geaghan R. P. Handcock Building Workers Industry Union B.awi.u M. Clancy Clancy Thomas Allen Allen J. P. Geaghan Sf West Manilla J. P Wss Jetter Cock Me Union

Fancy Hosiery and Accessories Department Sale

Catalog of special清 discounts on hosiery gloves belts handbags diaries strings and trims with reduced prices for rayon service weights wool gloves fabric gloves and odds and ends including rib bon s and laces ear rings and brooches in varied lot sizes and prices.

Dress Department Wool Remnants At Half Price

CORDUROY VELVETEEN black only 9/11 yard and 5 WOOL FROCKING in mauve saxe gold rose black. SPECIAL 24/11 yard 5 inch brown wool frocking. 27/6 yard Angora cloth 54 inches in pink green navy Jemon. SPECIAL 27/6 yard. CONT MSS TABLE OF REMNANTS ALL HALF PRICE. M. C. MACKENZIE & SONS PTY. LTD

Tt. Navy

Two Fined For Traffic Breaches

At Manilla and Tamworth petty sessions two motorists were fined for speeding. Albertus Van Gorkom of Tamworth received £7 for driving 47 mph in a built up area on 15 May 1954 with two prior convictions. Wilton White of Manilla was fined £5 for riding a motorcycle at 40 mph on 26 March 1954, also with two prior speeding convictions. The defendants claimed faulty speed indicators and explained changes in driving habits since past offences.

Manilla O'Keefe Arthur Street Manius Wilton HH White Manilla Street

Manilla P and C Association Meeting Notes

The Manilla P and C Association held a Wednesday meeting with President G B Collins presiding. Secretary J A Haining reported on Education Week plans and progress. A £10 allocation for expenses and £20 for school library books were approved. Letters from the Premier and Education Minister cited sewerage and extra class accommodation as high priority. A thank you note was planned for Mr. and Mrs. H B Dowe for their role in the recent Wongo Creek function and ongoing school support.

Manilla,p. and C. Association G. BR. Collins J. A. Haining Education Week Committee W. A. Chaffey Manilla H. B. Dowe Wongo /Creek

It is worthier to deserve honour than to possess it

A concise maxim attributed to Thomas Fuller stating that merit earned through deserving honour outweighs mere possession of status or title. The quotation emphasizes virtue and earned distinction over privilege.

Thomas Fuller

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