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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
9
A terse ad notes Airzone Radio offerings at Fulton’s with valve superhet interstate reception models. It lists prices such as 581 £ 25/15 and 29/19/6 for eight valve superhet sets and mentions battery operation and retention modes.
The Yeoval Community Women’s Association held a prize list and the annual show with knitting, sewing, and Centre Place contests judged by Mrs. Hillde, Mrs. Hodwell, and Miss Wykes. Prizes were awarded, a social was held, and a Parents and Citizens Association meeting followed with profits around thirty pounds. A tennis match between Yeoval and Baldry players occurred, and Yeoval’s show program included horse races and various children's and adult events under fair weather conditions.
Amid fluctuating work and weather, Budangora School prepares for term examinations. The report notes a focus on water conservation debates, government support, and the school team’s practice amid reports of local wildlife impacts and class rosters for exams.
In a youth track gathering, D Coaily won the under 7 boys 50 yard dash, Posey Miskell claimed the under 14 girls 50 yards, and Tune Laing led the under 10 girls 30 yards. The event drew families from Molong and nearby districts, with music by the Star Orchestra and a celebratory dance.
Gollan Rain halts planting and ground work as community plans stall. agricultural expert Tue Todd district supervises wheat varieties sown amid poor conditions. Theatre events at Gojlan Hall proceed Friday evening with local officials managing duties. Mrs Gavan Giacke remains in private hospital.
In Arthurville a dance to raise funds for a new hall is planned with the support of local residents. The event, hosted by community figures and attended by many, aims to bolster the construction and to provide a social hub for the district. The program includes local dances, a concert, and a benefit supper, reflecting strong local spirit and duty to the project. Proceeds will aid ambulance services and community improvements in the area.
A fragmented local item notes autumn days with calm weather despite recent train of misfortunes. Mr Sil King falls from a lift at Leew Tassistance, then Mr Folin Read meets tennis party trouble near Killen's, sending him to hospital. Miss Kathlee Quink returns from Sydney and plans four months’ holiday, while Kathlee Des resumes duties in Inwood. Several local tennis players compete in a bi tournament at Wallington last weekend.
Migs Mank of Warren and Mer Dyliisen of Dun Wane figure in a referenced dispute described in this fragmentary OCR extract. The readable text provides limited context on the parties and location.
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