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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
3
Fleecy lined Wind Cheaters offered for boys in sizes 26 to 28 inches at 27 shillings each and sizes 30 to 32 inches at 30 shillings each. These listings reflect a retailer’s range and pricing for boys outerwear.
The return of Queen Elizabeth marks more than residence return. It underscores the home and family as the heart of civilization. Families shape citizens and government, guiding social order and democratic life through example set by the Royal Family.
Last Saturday featured a stableford over 18 holes. Fred Myers won with 34 points, followed by K Oehlers 31 and A J Dyson 30. Sunday concluded the Presidents trophy with John Turner on 186 aggregate. Other results include S Wicks 89 35 64 and J Handsaker 100 33 67. Snoz leads the point score race. Next events include a flag competition and Mrs. O Neill's trophy with several matchups listed.
A state wide competition to find the best teeth among children in New South Wales is launched by the Youth Welfare Association and the Australian Dental Association with total prize money of 120 pounds. Entrants must be Australian born, resident in NSW or ACT, aged 12 in 1954, with 1600 dentists backing the drive and forms obtainable from local dentists or associations. Entries close June 19.
Building problems addressed by Hall Woolfe and Co offering all classes of work by first class tradesmen. Alterations and additions for sewerage installations a speciality. Write RMB 501 Rushes Creek Road or ring 186 or 235.
The Palais screens Shakespeare's Julius Caesar starring Brando Mason Gielgud Calhern and Garson with Kerr and OBrien in two hours of drama. The feature Lure of the Wilderness with Peters Hunter Smith accompanies the showing. A rescuer revived a drowning bather who then asked for water.
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