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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 07, 1944

Page

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Police Court Growthed Interest In Assault Case

Dr. N Keble recounted Wanless being taken to surgery on November 10 with facial and head injuries including a laceration near the eye and swelling. Bruises covered his chest abdomen and back, with possible punching and kicking as causes. Wanless later admitted to hospital, received morphia, and described encounters with Harvey Collins Hodges Morgan and Trudgett near an ambulance station.

N. Keble Wanless Wanens Mr. Davidson Roy Harvey Leonard Wanless Thornton Street Harvey Collins Hodges Morgan Trudgett Harvey Witness Marsh O'Reilly Ma Ov

St Marys Primary School Prize Distribution

The annual prize and Xmas gift distribution at St Marys Primary School drew a large crowd as the Sisters, led by Very Rev Father Kelly, distributed prizes and gifts. Marie Miller led with top English and Arithmetic, and Glen Norris topped attendance.

St. Mary’s Primary School Father Kelly P.P Belivio Marie Miller Trene Forster Jennifer Cameron Peter Robertson Ceverton J. Reidy Pam Job Jennnifer Cameron Patricia Russell Glen Norris Joan Miller Sanday Schowts Fit Noviskee- Toul Neel Prennan Kinderesstos Sistara Croesley John Regan

Increased Train Service For Wellington And District

Last month the Wellington Chamber of Commerce received a letter from Cowra seeking better facilities on western lines. After strong representations to Minister for Transport Mr. O Sullivan, an inspector visited Wellington and the result is an announced increase in trains from the 18th inst with a nightly mail train to the city except Saturdays, continuing until the new year. The change follows united protests from Wellington and nearby areas.

Wellington Chamber of Commerce Cowra O. Sullivan Chamber of Commerce C. G. Roa Railway Department Hore Orange Wellington

Women’s Auxiliary Linen Drive Aims At Hospital Linen

Despite bad weather a fair crowd attended the parish hall event. Mrs Pruden with the Pierrot Variety Show and Mrs Lane provided vocal and elocution items plus sketches. Mrs Fuller the Auxiliary president thanked attendees and helpers. a telegram from Matron Brown was read. donations and cash reached about 22 1 2 percent at a date. money to buy linen for the hospital. subscription list opened.

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Confirmation Celebrant at Church of 5. John the Baptist

The Right Reverend A L Wylde consecrated 49 candidates at Tuesday’s Confirmation service in the Church of 5. John the Baptist. Presentation by Rev H Graham, with Bishop’s address on grace through Holy Sacraments. Most received individually, with first communion planned for Sunday morning. Listed confirmands include Betty Bonham and June Manders among girls, John Wanless and Allan Smith among boys.

5. John the Baptist A. L. Wylde M.A Bathurst H. Graham Betty Lorna Bonham Beryl Fay June Doreen Manders Joyce Fulton Joan Walker Valma Smith Eel Webber Haldane Pickford Joan Smith Thelma Bartley Nora Donn Lorna Bennett Janet Dowton Norma Dowton Faith Cronin Dawn Haycock Norma Pulbrook Mary Pearce Carmen Smith Misses L. Offner Norma Haines Elaine Wykes Edna Smith Daphne Williams Patricia Allen Dulcie Partans Valerie Bonham Patricia Ell

Speech Day at Methodist Hall Tomorrow Evening

The High School Speech Day will be held in the Methodist Hall tomorrow at 8 p.m. The main feature is the prize presentation for school work and sport. The school choir and the boys pan club provide several numbers. A cordial invitation is extended to all.

Doll Prize Won by Mrs Cameron in December Event

The text notes a prize event ending in December with treasurer Mrs F Murray at Hoyl Hotel. The doll was won by Mrs M Cameron.

F. Murray Hoyal M Cameron

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Otto 4. Becher Hmas Ickmatch Namsos ST. Mary's Primary School Celebrant C. of E Mesdames L. Bonham D. Dallixmore A. Whiteley L. Kelly Koys John Wanless Allan Smith Walter Jobson John Bolton Max Harvey Kevin Haycork Ross Chambers Cecil Smith Messrs W. Todd T. Masterson N. Griffiths C. Dowtor L. Dray A. Smith Ling
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