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CUBA. will hold x dance in the catholic hill of Priday night nex. Supper will be ‘provided. ¢ Warkworth combined school aparts will be held =, Warkworth on Priday next, September 28, to be followed. by 8 dance at, nlabt, ‘The Mends of Mr Bruce Upward, of Glenile't Creek, will be sorry to learn he is at present Min New castle, belay A pabient Im the Mater Muericardise Hospital, Waratah, Cpl Mal, Maplin, a weleaeed pris oner of war, who is well-known in Bingleton, expected to arrive in Sydney on Thursday. Cpl. Moylan was captured by the Japanese at the fair of Singapore, Friends of Mrs. T. O'Bryan, Green~ [lands, will be glad to know she was able to return home from hospital that ber don. Hilton, doing well and is looking forward to gettine about again after a rather find tune. 7. + ‘This week's dance with the strol erm orchestra, unitially conducted each Saturday, will be staged to-morrow (Tuesday) night, venue being the Masonic Ball Non-stop 50-50 danci ng will be, the order of the night. Mr. Henry Tanz, a well-known and rejected resident of the district, has passed away in his Bol year,’ He [spent a very long time at, Fairens worth. Deceased, who followed pur suite of bhp and, never married, ‘Mr Aub, Johnson, of Redbowlmns verry, was received a letter rom ‘his brother, Pie, Alan A. Johnson, stating that he’ was feeling reasona bly well, and was looking forward to returning home ap an early date. Pro. Janson Was recently oberated from the Japanese in Singapore. He spent. a long time in a prison camp in Thailend, Mr. Barney Bourke has received a fletter from son, Kevin, who had just been released from Japanese bondage. He has been a prisoner since the fall of Malaya. In the let ter, the soldier inquires of a brother, a member of the forces, and he states that as anything hime gone wrong with him in his encounter with Jap anese, there is still time to avenge b y The Tester 12 the first, received from the prisoner since he fell into enemy hands. He stated he was feeling well, er se a ‘Mr. Gam. Hawkins, of Nimbin is ‘staying in town as the guest of her sister, Mr. H.W. Bouske, of John Bireel. Mrs. Hawkins has just re ceived a letter for her husband, who is a lying officer attached to the RAAF, in Barnes. He gives a bit Wcuiatly interesting desert pact, “ot opens anese surrendering, and, amoryert er matters, sets out how even the highest ranking Japanese officers salute Australian Army privates and Py + 4 en 8 Friends of Mr. and Mrs. _ Dik Cursonddon, of Macquarie ” street, ‘Singleton, will regret to return Lnwt their 10 year old daughter, Janot, Aiud to be rushed to hospital for appendiciis operation on Friday night. She went with other school children up to the showground for spurts in apparently good health on Friday afternoon, took it whilst tncre, and had to be brought home in the ambulance. When taken to a doctor he ordered her tymousl to the hospital for an immediate operation, as the use was acute. Mr. Carscad den has been in the ALF, for some heurs and i soon expected home Latest report of Janet w that she Wa doing well .A number of Singleton service per sonnel have just arrived in Aus tralia, folowing service in New Guinea, principally at, Wewak. Some of them have already arrived’ tions, these Including Ray Marney (M.M.), Bill White, Dick Blackford, Jack Weekes, Aurol Edmonds, other Singletonians w arrive,’ but who may not yet have reached their homes, include Ashley Willams, Brailey and —. Taylor. The reign of Set. Ell White marked a pension of brother, Who Were associated in the Middle East early in the war. Brother Norman, Just repatriated to Australia, after being in prison camps in Germany and Italy for about four years, and Who ias since been discharged, last iw this letter Bill jst before’ the latter left fer Greece. Whit Bet, Bull White as in the Greece campaign, Plc, Norman White was taken prisoner ‘im Libya Mosh of the soldiers who tinye Just come from New Guinea ae ex~ rhecting their discharge under ie Jong service scheme.
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Singleton Argus
Singleton, New South Wales, AU
Mon, Sep 24, 1945
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