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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 18, 1952

Page

3

BOWLS CLUB NOTES AND FIXTURE LIST

Members are informed of by law clarification and resignation changes on the Selection Committee C N Scott is replaced by W Martin President W J Byrnes will attend Canterbury races to view All Jeep in the Flying Handicap Secretary A Blanch urges members without ID cards to contact him Upcoming singles and doubles bowling fixtures are listed for Friday Saturday and Monday with players named in each match.

C. N.scott W. Martin W. J Byrnes Sydney Canterbury A. Blanch Len McKay J. T. Abberfield C. Taylor N. Wiles J. Campbell D. Ogle W. Pitman A. White E. Coulton K Smith A Blanch W. R. Grantham W. A. Grantham J. T. Bignall Jal Hardcastle Ken Small A. E. Coupland Jim Russell B. White Warburton T. Stewart A. Clayton A .Maskill

Special Cricket Match At No 1 Oval This Saturday

A cricket feature lists teams for a January 27 special fixture at No 1 oval. Ken Small selects a strong, unbeaten side to meet Albert Davis’s team. Prize money for the winner is described as elaborate. lineups include McKinnon Russell and W Cooke among others.

Jon No. 1 Oval G. Roye E. Foulks Pat Bell Harold Martin M. Dyson Lindsay McKinnon L. Witherdin Wray Cooke W. Iliffe J. Russell J. Hayne Paul Budden No. 1 Oval Ken Small Albert Davis Smalls Little Albert Small E. Matthews K. May G. Russell D. Fogward D. O Brien J. Bell C. O’rielly W. Behan M. Wicks Garvin Green W. Cooke

Work of Rabbit Destruction Authority Questioned

W A Chaffey C P Tamworth says the Rabbit Destruction Authority will be a drop in the ocean. He notes Premier promised £500,000 to the authority, with £200,000 voted in last year’s loan estimates but under £20,000 spent and £180,000 carried over. Only £30,000 expected this year and no extra vote. He claims it has served no useful purpose to date.

Rabbit Destruction Authority W. A. Chaffey C.P Tamworth Rabbit Destruction Mr. Chaffey

Road tax reform debated at Hunter Valley conference

The Liberal Party's Hunter Valley Regional Conference pressed NSW to lift the wool road tax when rail trucks were unavailable. Murrurundi Shire President Dr. V Heyman argued the 3d per ton per mile tax harms rural producers and benefits the Railway Department, urging funds redirected to road repairs amid transport bottlenecks. The item notes Americans hold three fifths of the world telephones and 76 percent of motor cars.

Nsw Liberal Party Hunter Valley Murrurundi Shire V. Heyman Transport Department Railway Department

Egg Shells Should Be Eaten as Calcium Source

An American scientist from the University of Oklahoma, Dr. Helen B. Burton, urges adding finely powdered eggshell to bread dough to boost calcium intake. She notes shells are largely calcium, aiding children's bone and tooth development.

Helen B. Burton University of Oklahoma

Ex POW Reunion in Sydney Set for February Tenth Anniversary

Anticipating a large turnout, about 1000 country ex service men who were prisoners of the Japanese will join a mass reunion in Sydney on February 15. The event marks the tenth anniversary of the fall of Singapore, with a march through the city and a cenotaph service. Tickets cost 12 shillings 6 pence and include food and refreshments, obtainable from the Secretary, Box 3388 GPO, Sydney. Accommodation is limited, so early application is essential.

Singapore Council of the Eighth Division Service Associates Sydney Ps.c.w Gpo

Joy and Travail on the Path to Joyful Growth

A reflective aphorism notes life blends sunshine and shade and that progress comes through daily trials. It argues that without tests to endure there would be no opportunity to learn to appreciate joy.

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