Notice Ance at Rushes Creek Rescheduled
Ance notice for Rushes Creek is rescheduled to Friday August 24. The change affects observers and local residents.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 17, 1951
Page
3
Ance notice for Rushes Creek is rescheduled to Friday August 24. The change affects observers and local residents.
F Coorey and A Dyson face A White and A Blanch while Love and F Sampson meet A Kelly and D McDonald. The greens will open for social play Sunday with many bowlers expected to attend.
Church listings from Manila Manilla Somerton and Wongo Creek show services at Church of England Methodist and Presbyterian venues with times of 7 30 am 10 am 11 am 7 pm 3 pm and 10 a m Sunday School 10 a m Fellowship 6 30 p m Divine Worship 9 00 a m 7 30 p m Red Cross parades and junior unit invited. A note on local industry talks says Gunnedah Chamber of Commerce to approach Mines Department NSW about limestone or iron ore prospects in the Gunnedah district.
Keepit Diggers sub branch of the RSS& AILA held its annual ball last Friday with good attendance despite poor weather. Ticket sales totaled £82. Kirkpatrick’s orchestra provided music for a lively dance. Mrs Jack Hatch of Somerton was named Belle of the Ball amid approving cheers. The hall was tastefully decorated for the event with a fine supper in the Diggers Hall. The Ladies Auxiliary earned praise for the supper and decorations. Committee thanks Manilla friends for support and looks forward to 1952.
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