Garden Party Opens Under Rainy Conditions at Parish Hall
The Rev V Co and Mrs Duncombe hosted the Annual Garden Party despite wet weather. Mayor Ald. G F Grill opened the event at 3 pm and praised the efforts of organizers. A cooking competition judged by Mesdames G S R Park and L Wilshire drew thanks from the Vicar. Vendors from multiple halls raised brisk trade, and many volunteers ensured a successful afternoon tea served by the Womens Guild. Some competitions were abandoned due to limited space, with results noted for those held.
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Manilla
Ald
F. B. Grill
Mesdames G. S. R. Park and Co. L. Wilshire
Ald. Grill
Womens Guild
Fellowship
Mesdames
J. R. Gallagher
W. H. Baldwin
J. Wilkinson
Halls Creek
Rushes Creek
Duncombe
Cemetery Clean-up Effort at Manilla General Cemetery
Manilla RSL sub-branch members and volunteers cleared weeds around ex service graves last weekend. They expect plaques for each veteran once new ones arrive and urge the Special Management Committee to resume cemetery maintenance and grave marking.
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Manilla General Cemetery
League
Manilla
RSL
Netherlands war damage payments reached in 1952 total
More than half of the war damage claims in the Netherlands will be paid by end of 1952. A 1953 budget allocates £50,000,000 for war damage compensation, about 8 percent of total. Total postwar damages in the Netherlands amounted to £900,000,000.
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Netherlands
Ladies nail driving and cooking contest results
Mrs H Veness won with four hits in the nail driving event, prize donated by J T Robertson and Co. A lamb donated by Mr A A Duprez went to Mrs Wheeler, as did Blanch’s award. Miss J Staples took the dressed doll. In cooking, Sponge sandwich earned Mrs B Crocker a trophy from Stoddart and Hayward, Plate of scenes went to Mrs L Campbell with a 25lb flour prize from Geo Fielder & Co.
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H. Veness
J. T. Robertson and Co
A. A. Duprez
Wheeler
J. Staples
B. Crocker
Messrs
Stoddart
Hayward
L. Campbell
Geo. Fielder and Co
C W A Group Conference in Nar tabri on Sept 24
The Manilla C W A branch president and executives led the Annual Group Conference at Nar tabri. Mrs J M Gordon opened with an inspiring address, outlining visits to branches and fundraising aims of £10000 for Ruth Fairfax Homes. Miss Foxe elected Group President. motions discussed include tax relief for home lighting and crafts, and aims for electrification in outback hospitals and stations. Next meetings set for Boggabri and Gunnedah.
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J. M. Gordon
CWA
Association
Gordon
Ruth Fairfax
Miss Foxe
Wall
Miss Camp
Outback
Wext Group
Boggabri
Gunnedah
Emerald Bill
Wool and Kangaroo Skins Dominate U S Market Access
Wool and kangaroo skins are among the few commodities that can be sold to the United States without marketing problems, reflecting limited options for other exports.
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USA
Freight Rates Rise on Sydney to Melbourne Run
Ship freight from Sydney to Melbourne has increased from 25 to 130 shillings sixpence per ton since 1939, signaling a sharp rise in coastal transport costs and impacting trade and shipping profits amid evolving market conditions.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Skyscraper Windows Pivot to Let Cleaners Work Inside
Architects unveil pivoting window systems enabling cleaners to stand inside the facade to wash exterior panes. The innovation allows safer, faster cleaning with reduced external abseiling risks and equipment needs.
Scout Bob a Job Week UK Manilla letter proposal
A letter outlines Scout or Cub visits during October 18 25 offering simple jobs with a signed job card and a minimum payment of one shilling. The scheme emphasizes no job no pay, urges residents to accept help if possible, and notes letters may be delivered upon request to support the cause.
No Bag Openers At Wheat Silos This Season
The Minister for Agriculture Mr Graham approves a wheat growers union proposal to dispense with bag openers at wheat delivery sidings for the year. No bag openers will be employed this season and future use will be considered after this year's experience.
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Graham
Wheatgrowers’ Union
Scouts Prepare District Camp at Gunnedah This October
Training and guidance of the boy of today shapes tomorrow's man with every job. Local scouts will attend the district camp at Gunnedah on October 25. Scout Master John Haining has arrangements well in hand. Any scout intending to go who has not advised his intent should contact Haining immediately.
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Gunnedah
John ‘Haining
Haining
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