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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1938
Page
2
The world lauds Prime Minister Chamberlain after the Munich conference. Admirers hail his courage and steadfast pursuit of peace, comparing him to Robert Bruce, and note that his gains include reduced European hostility and a path toward lasting Anglo German understanding.
A writer argues that the peace compact hinges on freer exchange between nations. He cites German need for raw materials and Australia for wool and wheat, condemning protectionism and urging politicians to promote global trade to ease living costs and unemployment.
The Minilla District Tennis Association wrapped up a hot weekend event with champions crowned in singles doubles and mixed divisions Ray Doohan dominated the men’s and claimed men’s doubles with W Kitcher while Mrs Schaefer swept women’s singles and led doubles with Mrs O’Neill The tournament rewarded wide participation and concluded with remaining finals and several handicap events still to finish, all under strong efforts to boost district tennis interest.
Agricultural instructor Mr. A J O Reilly completed judging in the Master Farmer Competition. Points awarded include L A Campbell Gunnedah 2483 1 Phelan Attura 24831 BE Warden and Sons Tanworth 2494 Hathway Gurlawis 2404 Pitcome Tamworth 2359 FW Bowman and Sons Manilla 2347 Garson Tamworth 2389 W H Heywood Boggabri 2289 A Bell Manilla 2280.
The Handsome Profit Tire net result from the All Nations Ball totaled £42 0 8 and has been paid to the GWA Manila branch which controls the Baby Health Centre to Min a.
Wirindi Stud Wivindi Southdown sheep stud draws notice after Agan- Sigiment 12 young rams shown in Manilla by Mr A J Studdy. Rams praised for robust build and mating suitability. Purchaser Mr J Bipall of Lyvonne. Southdown champion two years running at Royal Sheep Show Sydney mentioned. Since forming Wirindi Stud at Manilla, Studdy has captured one champion prize and 22 notes with Southdowns.
Mr Q M Lane of Rural Bank presented a trophy to the Manilla Returned Soldiers League for members only golf competition. Finalists included Stewart and Cannon with Stewart winning at the 18th in a tight finish. Miss Hall won a side event for Coulton’s trophy amid a busy week of nine hole play and upcoming eight hole flags. Mr and Mrs Doran, now in Uralla district, visited Manilla.
Dry windy weather hurts many fields while well prepared ground holds strong. On Uzana near Manilla crops thrive with moisture, but newly cleared or unfed ground trails. strong heads fill with grain on old ground whereas new ground shows leaf burn and poor head shedding. Local farmers show progress, with Bell and Coote notable, and a hoped rainfall could boost yields.
In the 61 6-2. Men's Singles Handicap, Moy beat Pen pilkey 8 7 and McTvath edged Butler 8 6 in early rounds. Quarterfinals saw Moy prevail over McLvath 8 5, Sime beat Woolfe 8 4, North beat Lee 8 0, and Reid beat Dyson 8 7. Semifinals: Sime lost to May 8 7, North beat Reid 8 6. Final: North defeated Sime 6 4.
Mr J A E Coote received acknowledgment from the Hamel Agricultural College of South Australia after sending Corriedale and Polworth wool samples. The college complimented the Corriedale as a splendid type with Lincoln-like density and crimp and praised the Polworth stud wool for its soft handling and bright appearance. The note suggests the sender is a successful studmaster and notes a visit by Mr F S Brown to Marilla.
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales probate jurisdiction a notice warns all claimants against the estate of Annie McDonald of Glydasville Manilla NSW widow deceased. Claims must be filed by December 1 1938 with Alfred Cowper and Ethel Annie Priest the executors, John D Kennedy and Sons solicitors Manilla. The executors will distribute assets to entitled parties after debts and claims are settled.
Wheat crop competition closes with show secretary F B Grill on Saturday October 8. Prizes £4 for first, £2 and £1 for second and third. Entrance fee 10d. Conducted in Manilla by Farmers and Settlers Association then Agricultural Society. Due to a bad season, few entries. hopes for a large turnout this season. Entry forms from the show secretary.
Maxwell David Hartley died at Manilla District Hospital after a long illness. He was the only son of Mr and Mrs S G Hartley of Stratford Street Manilla. Known as Max among friends he faced his fate with a smile. Rev Judd conducted rites at the Methodist Church and graveside service, with sympathy extended to his parents and sister Mrs Ferry.
The annual smoke and presentation of prizes won during the last cricket season will take place in Memory Hall supper room on Friday night at 7 p.m. A farewell for Mr. BR R Dabbie, vice-president of the Association, will be offered.
The 28th Mammoth Golden Disket worth £30,000 is linked to a wiring scheme involving Mr Chas Grant Mrs Harry Grady and inspector Mooney of the Docan Tasmanine Co. Tickets 3366 and 3363 were involved. Grairk’s ticket 3363 was claimed too early but yielded a £9 prize as consolation.
Regina Revue presents a varied programme at the Palais to aid the Parents and Citizens Association funds. The lineup includes orchestral pieces, ballet items, songs, humor, and a one act play featuring Claudia the extravagant young wife. A goodling competition caps the show.
The Manila branch of the Red Cross discusses forming a VAD home nursing unit. A minimum enrollment of fifteen is needed before a class can be formed. Prospective enrollees should give their names to Miss Betilu Woodcock, secretary of the Manila Red Cross Society.
A Thursday night gathering at Gorra Lynn the home of Mae and Mrs Dyson celebrated Miss Dor Sneeshy turning seventy one with eighty friends. Dancing, games, and cards followed a supper on tables decorated with poppies. Milas Sneesby received a gold wristlet watch, and Miss Courtney spoke for the priests as gifts were handed out.
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