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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 19, 1934

Page

7

Arthurville community event draws large crowd and dancers

An Arthurville organized Friday evening gathering by Suntop Arthurville Benott drew a crowded hall with dances, a guessing contest, and a charity sale. Notable attendees included Mrs Martin and local figures. preparations noted a growing popularity of the venue despite rising horse prices and a forthcoming conference trip.

Suntop Arthurville Benott Martin Kitully Ube AmMailanen Winiveramry Wwe Nu Doule Thorn Mihiy Mra T. Whitley eWanloy Reid and Mwoad Monty Glens Sydney Hove Hhdy Taker Lite River Agricultural Bureau Hawkesbury College Kathleey Bloomfield

Fashion's Mount United in Tennis Victory Over Riverview

Fashion's Mount Our tennis team defeated Mr Y L Smith's Riverview 3 0 in a rain soaked Sunday match. An unable player left only one Indy to travel blocking ladies doubles. Second team won at Mumbi 8 0. Weather and hospitality praised. Mr Steen Herring observed rules progress with Mr Jy Connelly assisting.

Y. L. Smith Riverview WW Poets T. Watterson Hemlf Mumbii Indy MH Sete Hinstein Steen Herring Jy Connelly

Weather and farming tensions in Budangora and Wellington

An improvised weather note reports frost risk and variable harvest prospects with early crops promising yet at risk of failure. Farmers debate Tavienville Common division into farms, fear loss of land rights, and possible appeals. Concurrently locals discuss church works, mining activity, and a NSW writers’ fellowship meeting in Sydney.

Tavienville Mike Lins Duvieville Common Wellington

Wedding of Tod Weeker and Lorna Goninan in Wellington

Master William Hinton resumes attendance at Tocalacho after Wellington school work. The wedding of Tod Weeker and Lorna Goninan will be in Wellington on Saturday week the 28th. Best wishes for a happy and prosperous married life. Last Saturday Mass celebrated at RedWank by Rev Father Duty Wellington. F Bennison, watchmaker and jeweller, opposite Bowling Green, Percy Street.

William Jon) Hinton Wellington Tod Weeker Lorna Goninan RedWank Father Duty

Spring weekend brings sport and dances to Stuart Town

Beautiful weather drew locals and visitors to Stuart Town for a day of tennis and friendly football on the River, a square town win over Hurriendong, and a lively afternoon at the Nat wax gathering. A school of Arts hall dance followed by a fund-raising bull planned for September to pay for a piano.

Hurrendong Althonh Square Brund ‘Town Phye Clu School of Arts Que Golf Club

Local News Glimpses From the District

The stork visited Mr and Mrs W Targett and brought a son as congratulations go to Miss Mendham of Mudgee hosted by Mrs J Petersen while in the district. Mr J Petersen left for Gilganden to oversee showring sheds for weeks. The local Tennis Club defeated Fashion's Mount on Sunday with Mumbil 14 games to Fashion's Mount 7 with a 12 game margin. A Gala Ball occurred in Wellington last Tuesday night. Sunny days have given way to more rain forecast with paddocks green and a new shoot appearing.

Stork Fashion Mumbil Well Tington

Community notes from a frostbound week and school picnic plans

A frost heavy spell slows crop growth while grass appears and late sowing looks good. Local residents held a meeting at the School of Arts to plan a September 1 school picnic and fund raising sports day, with a dancing program to follow. The tennis team lost narrowly at Baker's Swamp. Several locals departed for distant work, a baby photo prize was won by Mrs. John? Hughes, and Keith Collett visited from Kanimbla Valley. A pruning demonstration at Mr Blunden's orchard explained young-tree care to many observers.

School of Arta Nerous Baker's Messrs Lex Leo Cashel Whewrera E. J. Hughes John's Phate Keith Collett Kanimbia Valley Hastay Kanimbla Mr. Blunden Cubs Iyom

Delightful spring hints in weather and local sports

Delights of early spring appear with warming days and green wheat. In Geurie a monthly council meeting notes prosperity and rising unemployment. Local sports feature tennis and golf results, with standout performances by Ron and Marvy in tennis and Bill Mead in golf, plus shooting and cricket chatter from nearby villages.

Wongarbon McCabe Young Brown Ron Marvy Flint Dawson W. Whiteley Driver J. Culkin J. Hart W. Whiteey N. Flint L. Culkin Fogarty Morley R. Stuart H. Hasinon Fov H. Sicard Culkin

Yeoval Sports Week End Notes and Social Briefs

Weather stayed fine over the weekend with cold frosts nightly. Yeoval teams won tennis and football outings including a Beigalow clash victory and a win over Cumnock in a ladies and men’s mixed match. Local social items note holidays, visits, and church fund plans, with forthcoming matches against Dubbo and Wongarbon.

F. Bazaar Beigalow Yeoval Jimine Brigalow Éunik Cumnock Imilar Cumnock Yooval Cum English Sydney Yeown Dy Longmore Sear F. Armstrong E. Wilkin Queensland

Wongarbon Anglican Ball a Fairyland Night in Dubbo

The Wongarbon Anglican Ball by the M U C O F hall drew large crowds from Dubbo and surrounds. Decorated as a fairyland by Rev C W Leayfers and helpers, with music by Regent orchestra, the event featured novelty dances and prizes, and strong community effort. Also noted were a juvenile hall night, personal news including a wedding, a birth, a homecoming from hospital, and sympathy messages.

Church of England M.u.c.0.f. Hall Dubbo Puis Crcenery C. W. Leayfers Wongarhon W. Murray Reakes F. Picd Birchall Regent Orchestra Mins Hubbard Mien G. Adams Radburn

Hart Club Cycle Meet Ends With Tight Finishes

The Tulbragar Club cycle race produced close results with G Lamon Habden T McWartway and W Patx earning top showings. Pierson Lemon McFarlane and Tamman posted fast times, Gordon Lemon suffered a flat, and Yom McFarlane fell on the first turn. Billy Pale won the pond race over Clarrie Holden by a length, Leo Tamon placing third.

Georie Cyelr Roeing Landicaps G. Lamon Apriot Leo Tamon Clarrie Toy Suny

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