Magnificent Hall Opens at Eurimbla Ceremony
The Eurimbla hall opening drew officials including Mr Philipson, Macquarie Divisional Council president, and Mr Gale advisory councillor. Governor general and several ministers sent apologies. Mr Gardiner praised local work, noted the agricultural bureau as key to education, and announced plans to attract new members and branches. A school ensemble and a supper followed. Miss M Boyd chosen as belle of the hall. The day also featured a Divisional Council meeting outlining agricultural education aims and bureau activities for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. Philipson
Macquarie Divisional Council
W. Gale
Lawson
L. J. Failes
Pails
Mudgee
F. G. Cooke
Dubbo
Re Medealf
Medealf
eLieul.Geniera
John Northcott
Mr. Gratin
Bureau
J Summers
Miss Sly
Burea
5. Parrish
Suviubla Bengeh
Me. Bloomfield
Burney
Ws. Potter
Gardiner
Agricultural “Bureau
Mr Gardiner
Cies
Urimbla Agricultural “Bureau
Chickren
Enelmbla
R. Whiley
Tuumbin
M. Boyd
Molong
Macquarie Divisional Council of Re -Agricultural Basen
C. J. Rowclift
at_ Phulipsim
Messrs
J. Dowling Spcills
A. Morris
W. Cole
Agricultural Education
Red Cross Appeal Boosts Drive for Missing Funds
At Wallington Red Cross, treasurer Mrs. D Mander Jones revealed 30 pounds still needed to meet a 8500 goal for the year ending next Monday. A special week campaign will push donations via letters and a donor rush is planned for Thursday’s Dimes. Wellington’s Red Cross records are cited to support continued support amid Korea service expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington Red Cross
D. Mander Jones
Fis
State member active on flood relief
Mr Cooke states a Wellington flood reliefEffort. He explains that property owners can apply for relief at the Wellington branch of the Rural Bank. Farmers and tenants in need may apply at the Wellington Police Station. Two flood relief officers will inspect damage on the way to Porches. He will press for urgent release of steel fencils posts and other materials through local distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Rural Bank
Flood Relief Committee
Sydney
Locol
Court Provides for Mrs Hiatt's Son in Compensation
The Supreme Court jury awarded Mrs Constancy Caroline Britt of Wellin 7 625 pounds last Wednesday as a provision for her son Richard Matthew Hiatt aged 20. He will receive the sum when he reaches 20. Mrs Hiatt praised Sydney barristers Messrs Dekyn and Begg briefed by Gilgandra solicitor F Astill. The Commonwealth was ordered to pay full costs of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Constancy
Caroline Britt
Wellin
Richard Matthew Hiatt
Commonwealth
Wellington League Insurance Boost At Rugby Match
The Wellington League insured against rain for the Wellington versus Netromine match at Rygate Park. Attendance reached about 100 with receipts of 32 pounds 3 shillings, though the rain plan was unusual for the league and the event drew a larger crowd than typical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Netromine
Rygate Park
Opie
Fine Weather After Frost Brings Warm Day Foretold
A heavy frost this morning yielded to a fine warm day offering welcome relief from recent wet weather. Ping Weather predicts clear conditions across central districts. Wellington recorded 261 points of rain last week, bringing the yearly total to 1263 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omtral
Wellington
Destructive flood devastates homestead and orchard
Forty years after a homestead stood near a river, a Friday night flood swept 151 feet of orchard into the river. Trees and structures from the nearby yard collapsed, destroying the porch and foundry wing. Mr and Mrs Taylor abandoned the house and will move to a Wellington cottage. An overseer’s cottage and farm buildings face similar threat as authorities begin salvage and demolition planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prchard
Taylor
Wellington
Wea
Memorable CWApex Ball in Wellington Charms Social Season
The Wellington CWApex Ball drew about 420 attendees and featured a lavish floor show with club mannequins, a blue gown, and humorous antics. Miss Betty Tilbrook’s Orchestra provided music, while Apexians Arthur Althoter and Jimmy Wilkins decorated the hall, and Paul Gouvernet coordinated the event with a dramatic dressing gown display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Upp Roarians
Paul Gouvernét
Betty Tilbrook
Matthews
Dubbo
Apexien
Peter McGahen
Phil Graine
Phil
Kevin Hill
du Trensure
Lionel Gilat
Holter
Apexign
David
Lyons
Ball
Paul Gouvernet
Cuub
Arthur Althoter
Jimmy Wilkins
Nowers
C.W.A
Saturday Morning Matinees Popular at Macquarie Theatre
The Macquarie Theatre sustains a weekly program of Saturday matinees with a 10 am morning session a 10 15 am start the afternoon session at 1 45 pm and an evening showing at 7 18 pm all screened content is deemed suitable for general exhibition including newsreels shorts and cartoons. Mrs Taylor and family face displacement as their home is lost to a postwar sale causing community sympathy and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macquarie Theatre
Mayfair
Macquarie
Taylor
Weha Bne
Iasl
Generanoss
Nedime
Feret Association
Sie Town
Inet
Fined for Driving Under Influence in Wellington Court
In Wellington Court of Petty Sessions on Thursday, William Reginald Macklander, 43, of Marana Wellington, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence after an early morning accident on Pierce Street. Const. Gilpin testified Macklander showed signs of intoxication and smelled of alcohol after the crash with a parked lorry. The magistrates, noting the road width of 68 feet, fined the defendant after counsel urged consideration of his character.
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Palmer
Wellington Court of
Deiwatinny
Gilpin
Mackander
Constan¢Y
Davidson
Palmer Thert
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Eurimbla
Eurimbla Agricultural Bureau
J. Potter
Ballicore
Cugandra
Newvomine
Tess Ranches
Macquarie Division
Eulimbia
Potter
Butea
Breich
Wwew
Wearby
Amsieultome
Agriculturst Gazette
Cucol
Red Cross
Korea
Don
Diane
Commley
Ben
Dine
Wellington and District
Mr. Cooke
League
Say C.w.apex
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