Group XI Football Rules Fight Over Player Eligibility
A heated meeting in Group XI debated altered rules for the Johnnis Walker Cup and residential qualification. Malone and Molong delegates clashed over cross club play, with Mr Lynch Yeoval urging against mixing grades and the chairman ruling on Molong players joining Cumnock-Yeoval under residence terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thibbo
Neu Ho
Pecminaion
Girvan
Dayne
Revtioe
Bei
Nate Tim
Pitta Lawes
Abe Grout
Mengley
Ndma
Fable Group
Dylegies
Wellington
Dubhe
Yraval
Canowintra
Forbes
Motes
Ma G.rygates
Woellineto
O'Neill
Mary Vicates
Malone
Sydney
Country Metal
Molong
Cusenock-Feoval
Emul
Lynch
Johani Walker
Oilers Matters
Me. Smith
Wos
Lot
Yeoval Link
Wayne
Ate
Tmnt Gerade
Sia
Emith
Cumnock-Yoovel
Auall
Resolutions Passed On War Effort At Town Meeting
A fragmented report describes a town meeting where residents debated increasing war production and national government action. Calls urged immediate Commonwealth and State measures to mobilize Australia’s resources and strengthen the war effort, with emphasis on supporting repatriation and economic measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Australia
Gift Evening Honors Newlyweds at Stuart Town Dance
A large crowd attended a gift evening at the School of Arts in Stuart Town honoring Mr. and Mrs. Marty Moore (nee Stine Diltfield) on their recent marriage. Thorpe presided as many friends and locals gave speeches. Blue Bird Orchestra provided music while guests donated costly presents. The celebration continued with dancing until midnight, closing to the tune They Are Jollywood Tels Fone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Stuart Town
Py Dune Bet
Marty Moore
Tone
Stine Diltfield
Hee
Mee Hall
Pam
AL AU
MA Thorpe
Epenkere Incloving
Messe den Breen
1 Gleeson
J. Dunne
Bert Deventah
Evie Raylins
Max Twins
E. Anthony
Adembreta
Jollywood
Local Rugby Draw and Group XI Motion At Dubbo Meeting
Debated at Dubbo on club powers to hire referees from Group XI and on inter group match reports. Discussions covered contributions from Croppa X0 XY and Goolma, with motions for or against petitioning for group admittance and arranging Napern players living outside Grawy XI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gostena Club
O'Neill
Sullivan
LL Seaton
Wengral Weshoman
Mr. O'Neill
Napern
Grawy XI
Air Raid on Paris Describes Massive German Bombing
The report recounts a large raid on Paris with over 1000 bombs including high explosive and incendiaries. Four schools and a temporary capital building were destroyed. seventeen German aircraft were shot down amid German and Allied defenses. Duff Cooper, Britain’s information minister, remarked on the calm at a luncheon as the raid unfolded.
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Hitler
Ammerne Faris
Jens
Duff Cooper
Britain
Branco
Wellington Business Axis Of The West Expresses Thanks
A reader letter thanks Wellington supporters for help in a new position, praising local business strength and community effort. The writer notes tours, tennis events, and fundraising at Tunning Ulu house with arrangements led by Ms. F Brownhill and Mrs. M.F.E. Pearce. The piece highlights the city’s role and appeals for continued generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnin Ulu House
Frownhill
M. FE. Pearce
Juan
Welington
Wellington
School Repairs Authorized for Weststate Public School
A letter to M y Wilson from the Acting Director of Education states that painting and repair work will be undertaken at the public school at Western, Geurte, at the earliest opportunity. The letter cites personal representation by a relative and approval from Minister TL Krummend.
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Wilson
Wessteln
Ht Krummend
Tor Education
Ihy
Government weighs extra blanket aid for relief workers
Government considers extending blanket provision to men on unemployment relief works on the Wellington-Parke road and Glen Cwaldap route. A limited supply may be issued free, with additional blankets purchasable at cost and refunds possible if further aid is approved. The Main Roads Department is selling blankets at cost to rationed relief workers pending clarity on policy.
Second ASP Comforts Fund meeting draws strong support
The second ASP Comforts Fund meeting gathers strong donations and nominations. Entries close Thursday at 2 pm with Bayly as secretary and contact phone 4128. Racing notes cover Canterbury Park results and notable horses such as Winnipeg and Creditor, plus amateur events and upcoming races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASP la Comforts Fund
Bayly
Mr. D
Wellington
Charlie Ireland
Han
Diane Thay
Thin
Felure
Amatvur
Micky Fernanes
Pealo
Hilly Cook
Tawa
Canterbury
Cagney
Abe Lutc
Cook
Winniper
Winnipre
Wellington Rifle Club annual general meeting notes
The Wellington Rifle Club held its annual general meeting at Mr Frash Kelip's barber shop on Saturday night. A large attendance discussed many topics for 1840 41 with officers appointed including Patton Mr W Cocky president Tom Kelly vice presidents and a full committee and officers. The club plans frequent meetings and a busy programme to boost interest and shooting results, with Bert Smallman named as official marker and the committee seeking to coach new members and welcome shooters from other clubs at the local range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbone Club
Frash Kelip
Patton
W. Cocky
Tom Kelly
Vietspresidenta
Memrs
J. Preston
G Paul
E. A Fulton
N. Lang
A. Robinson Campbell
Espiain
Kent Hill
MY. Atlee Kelly
Yeetotuny
Stan Moore
Messrs
M. Kelly
P. Cunsidy
itcGill
Une
Wellington
Mont Fortomnate
Bert Smallman
Cew
Sayine Wne
Pole
Exhibition Jumping Show at Newsettle Park Trotters Meet
A lively exhibition at Newsettle Park featured jumps by Binstock and the Trotters’ Has ia ay Viewsrin. Hawlee, trained in Sydney, showed form but did not exceed expectations. Next Thursday’s planned bout between Richards and Archie Maum was postponed due to venue troubles and security concerns.
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Newsettle
Hawee
Sydney
Ror Richards
Archie Maum
Richards
Netatow
Richarde
Moore
Fumhtary
Stadiume
Wanlig
Wellington Apex Club Updates and War Effort Participation
The Wellington Apex Club announces a shift to aid war efforts with a drive to collect clothing and shellerner rewards for the needy. Frank Harris travels to Sydney to join the ALF, while other members prepare for impromptu meetings and upcoming formal dinner. Board members and floor members are urged to attend the rescheduled meeting to discuss important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Fyes
Hivon
Stuyee Willis
Gueate
T Devine
C. Murphy
Taeut
Gordon Solomon
J. Lavtiraneau
Fie
Silence the Chatterbox War Rumors in Wellington
A late war rumor round in Wellington spreads tales of battles and conquests. The piece urges residents to ignore sensational chatter, report suspicious remarks to authorities, and stand with the Empire against enemy propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Wellington
Welington
Paria
Sombame
Germany
Fingland
British Empire
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Fadl Chop
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ING & Repaurine
Dora As
Wae
Paris
Tenia
Westella
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Hie
Elie
Wellington-Parker Road
W. Fi
Mb Aw
Wankel
Uniter -Ronnleene
Nemo
Leighton
Winnipeg
Canterbury Park
Ron
Las
Creditor
X West
Hoth Winenipex
Our Burney
Timken
Constant
Horsen
Festoon
Dourt
Creliter
Pat Dive
Thie Horn
Atria
Bie Rowal
Uarhy Munro
Kien
Tickle
Munro Iin
Ashbury
Rifle Club
Apex Ee
T. Everett
H. C. Reishard & Co
Meaghar St
Welliegren
Ferguson
Exide
Pour Exide Deshar
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