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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
9
The Chinese claim further gains along the Yangtse River after city capture aided by aircraft. A government spokesman says more tanks wins and planes are needed to re occupy Ichang as Japanese forces are driven back and foiled in attempts to threaten Chungking by American and Chinese air power.
The Murrumbong Corriedale Stud of G G Halligan sees strong demand at Sydney stud sheep sales. Teams of thirteen flock rams averaged six guineas with some rams reaching nine guineas, drawing attention from leading Corriedale breeders who call them characterful and true to blood lines, setting a standard for Australasian Corriedales.
Arnott family members donated 1300 pounds to the Country Women's Association for a craft room aiding wounded soldiers at the 113th A.G.H. The CW A passed the gift to the Red Cross, amid concerns the Red Cross was being overlooked at a Saturday meeting.
The Red Cross Society lists donations from Spicer's Creek subbranch £124 14 8 Goolma sub branch £7 2 9 Bodangora subbranch 10 6 Younger Set of CWA £5 Brian Smith 3 6 for baby competition Afternoon tea 12 15 Wellington District Hospital staff £5 Mrs Savage and Mrs Cater 4 for prisoner of war fund Acknowledgement notes the contributions across subbranches and groups.
Manpower Director Bellemore disclosed a dispute at a Sydney war factory where management is prepared to re employ 42 former staff after earlier termination orders. The issue arose when non unionists including the wife of Sydney K C Cassidy refused union membership, and no employee had applied for release to take work at another war factory.
The WW Macquarie programme presents Orchestra Wives on Saturday Monday and Tuesday. Starred by George Montgomery Ann Rutherford and Glenn Miller and his band acclaimed as Americas most popular band in Billboard. Features songs Eve Got a Gal in Kalamazoo At Last Serenade in Blue People Like You and Me plus The Getaway amid a thrilling story.
The Government back of the Sydney Turf Club with £600,000 faced long debate in the Legislative Council last night. Mr Brooks warned against business appeal while Mr Alam hailed the bill as fresh racing progress and a chance for workers. Mr Binks argued against government interference as sports bodies safeguard their interests.
A revival program features Moscow Strikes Back inside walls of a prison setting with payroll danger and the season’s thrill. Also on the bill My Favorite Spy offers spy-hunt thrills with laughs and action, contrasting wartime horror with lighter moments.
The churches report a single Sunday service at 7.30 pm led by Rev. McAuley with no country services planned. Stuart Town parish observes Whitsunday with Holy Communion at 8 am in Stuart Town and 9.30 am in Mumbai, Evensong at 2.45 pm in Burrendon g and 4.30 pm in Stuart Town led by Canon Homfray. Geurie parish lists Montl 3 am H C at Geurie and window Evensong at pm with Rev. John McAuley BLA Tu Rector.
Tonight in Wellington at 8 p m Rev Churchward Kelly speaks. Sunday services in Wellngton at 11 a m with Communion, Bournewood at 3 p m with Communion. Wellington hosts a 7 30 p m service led by Rev S Lane and Life Boy Team Parade. Rev 3 Lene ministers at aiinster.
At 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Wellington will host services led by Rev. J. W. Dixon and Mr. T. B. Anderson. The evening sermon titled The Child and the Family will be delivered by J. W. Dixon, minister.
At 11 am Reverend Rowland Imtton, minister, will lead the Presbyterian service at Curra Creek in Yeoval. Local congregants are invited to attend and join in worship.
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