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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1940
Page
8
Town officials and local clubs discuss forming a military band funded by donations and council support. Mayor Powell outlines cost, instrument reuse, and funding plans while noting existing brass stock and demand for new clarinets and horns.
At the Cunnek om Monlay meeting the council approved funds for a local band to lead public events. Mayor and Mr Powell to appoint collectors, with Powell coordinating efforts and aiming for a 12 month build toward a marching unit for Wel Ninenton.
A report on the forthcoming Labour Party regional conference with branches from Ashburnham Bathurst Caer Hereagh Colye Dulin Harvey Mudgee and Orange to be represented. Meo Funke Grakwa outlines aims to discuss farmers issues and Labour policy, while State and Federal members prepare to attend.
The article praises recent efforts and officiating at Mommy Wight's meeting and highlights the "snatch at Buchoroena" as the best reserve game seen. It lists second grade teams Kuchererna Yeuval and Goutma, notes the test round opens Sunday, and mentions training at Markey Square tonight.
A local effort titled Frank Brown Memorial Fund aims to honor the late individual with a community drive. Organizers seek support for a memorial and related activities to keep Brown’s memory alive through service and outreach.
A valedictory at Wallington Methodist Church bids farewell to Mr and Mrs W L Chinnocks and Mr and Mrs Navean at Wellington. Speakers praise the Chinnocks for their church work and long service, with best wishes for their move to Manly and future happiness.
The note blends wartime rationing with everyday buying, urging self reliance and critiquing shortages. It lists grocery items like flour, salmon, candles, biscuits, and pollard, hinting at pricing and availability under a general cash order.
The Wellington church service reflected gratitude as Mr and Mrs Chanocks depart after 17 years. The congregation praised their devotion, noting the gift they shared and the community’s affection. Musical items and speeches highlighted the farewell, with best wishes for the couple’s future prosperity and happiness.
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