19 Sep 1944
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1944
Page
1
The Mechanics Institute, about six decades old, needs at least 400 pounds for repairs. The Social Committee led by T M Stewart plans Saturday dances and whackos at the Imperial Hotel to raise money, aiming to exceed last week's 30 pounds and reach 100 pounds this Saturday.
The Minister for Agriculture, Ma. Graham, says the State government has a scheme to cooperate with the Commonwealth on inland killing works. Local meat needs, site, water, and transport must be considered, with state wide conditions and cooperation among local bodies, the state, and the Commonwealth. A state survey will determine where the plan best applies, ahead of a Manila Farmers and Settlers Association meeting next Saturday.
Notice warns that any person trespassing or removing wood from Clon tact after the specified date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled. Signed L. Blignall and Miss Donnelly.
The Manilla Glaxiers Association warns 3000 kilograms of wool await transport as storage sheds fill. A telegram to national and state transport leaders urged urgent action to release a wool truck, but the reply says positions will veto your Wire Executive Committee tomorrow.
The draw for the state representative events lists Singles matches Dyson v Scott Glanzhy Sampson Swyniny Lb Bignall Kennedy v Lambert Byrnes v J Bignall Wearne a bye Paws Smith and James v L Bignall and Rodgers Swain and Blanch v Scott and Kennedy Novil and Dyson v Sampson and J Bignall Macleod and Byrnes a bye The committee meets on S pi day night This will be the last meeting of the committee for the sitrentinancial year The champion rink Wearne Gannon Brady and Scott beat Kennedy s rink on Sunday by pints The winners were well out their game and thoroughly merit ed this win Results Wearne Gannon Brady Scott beat Still Ayling Taygon Renney 15 Churchill Rink A Blanch North Davis beat B Rowlison Rodgers 28 15 OND BA Pairs Swain beat Bignal 31 1 BYRNES beat L Bignall 31 to Pr Blanch beat North 31 to ll Sampaur Carter beat Claiv and 41 Bignull 92 to 15 The 1944 Olb season winners Championship Kennedy Championship Smith Consistency Still Champion Pairs North lands Maynars 1B Gentle Pairs Ayling Under 60 Watts Over 50 North Novice Skip Rinks Coup land Blair Kennedy Bignall Champion Rink Wearne Gannon Brady Scott ENDBA Matches for this week Wednesday Kennedy Cony Brady Tambert Sunday G and J Bignall Bly Gannon Watts Coupland Brady Dyson Podmore Fisher Sampson Wearne Ayling Still We Stall ane
The Americans punched through the Siegfried Line to a 42 mile depth on a broad front, finding many forts armed with dummy pins used on the Atlantic Wall. German defenses are weakened as airborne troops报道 are dropped behind the lines and may help push across the Rhine with Montgomery declaring Germany beaten.
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