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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
6
Relatives and friends of the late Mr Michael Meehan of Mumbai are invited to attend his funeral. The service will depart St Patrick's Church at 12 pm for the burial. Also, notification of land purchase requests is printed seeking details to c/o F and G Stores Wellington.
A black and tan sheep dog with a collar was last seen in Bark Street near Saturday noon. Notify K R Giddings in Arthurville or call Wellington 42007 with any sightings or information.
The Wellington Infants Mothers Club will hold its usual monthly meeting at the Infants' School on Monday July 4 at 2:30 pm. All mothers are invited and any small donation to club funds will be gratefully received. B. Gosler, Hon. Secretary.
Secretary Walter Young of the Wellington District Hospital refuted Alderman Hardwick's claim that the hospital was in disrepair. Young said the buildings and environs are in excellent repair, while acknowledging the facility is obsolete and not able to meet town needs. He supported a strong case for a new Wellington hospital capital, contrasting with plans for Dubbo Base Hospital.
Wey faces Kenoard Park in the Macormick Memorial Buray League as Kargaroos prepare to meet Stuaré Towns. Lineups include M Lay, P Whiteley, A Pater, RLahey, with Fowler, Yowier, Bell, RK Keeds, P Plizpatrick, Masterson, Jeltrten, Pabey, Halloh, Quin, J Cohen, Behan, tite, Wey stand.
Railway clubs announce the lineup for a forthcoming tennis event featuring W. Rielly Kins and W. AU. McMillen and a team including Mrs Moylan Artie Wilson Smiles Taylor Pollett Wilmon Talor and Senile in a River district fixture.
Mra Neville and family receive news of Agron’hrs death after operation in St Vincent’s. Funeral to be held in Sydney Saturday morning. Mrs Fraser leaves Wellington to live in Newcastle. long service librarian moves on. Miss Davies resigns as Matron. hospital preps for new Matron under Sister Paxton. Miss Edgar from Sydney takes over F G Stores branch in Wellington. Baby Hatich’s funeral and burial at Wellington Cemetery after five days in hospital. first child of Mr. and Mrs. Hatich. Norma Denis from Sydney visits Wellington. various locals on holidays and travels. Floods cause damage to Mr. and Mrs. Robinson’s home at Woy Woy. condolences offered. Mrs. Hocking sails to New Zealand for weeks’ holiday. surprise party held before departure.
Weather report notes mornings bright with 37 degrees and no rain since last week. June rainfall totals 194 points, contributing to the overall monthly tally.
Lenlin Meckert Spears a 35 year old native and former Wellington resident was injured in a road accident on the New England Highway near Murwillumbah on Saturday night. He sustained concussion a compound collarbone fracture a shattered shoulder and serious injuries. his condition was reported as critical this morning. His mother Mrs A C Spears travelled to Muswellbrook Hospital and collapsed visiting her son. Three passengers in the truck were less seriously injured. Spears worked on the Mary Vale to Sandy Hollow line and had recently moved to Kerrabee then Singleton. He is a former soldier and well known in Wellington society. Local friends express hope for recovery.
Norman Owens lists 22 Maughas Street offering plumbing work and related repairs. He promotes on site assessments and timely service for domestic plumbing needs.
A letter of appreciation for Wellington's reception of a group of visiting New Zealand farmers was decided at a council meeting led by Mayor Marshman and Ald. Whiteley. The tourists praised the town’s inspection and a government rep suggested longer stays, noting Wellington’s growing tourist profile. The visitors were shown surrounding farmlands, with remarks on land values and pasture quality observed along their journey.
The council plans to order a transformer recommended by Electrical Engineer Mr Such. It can be wound for 2300 or 11000 volts and may be adaptable to future Wellington voltage changes. Delivery is four years hence and current utility delays are noted as problematic.
A government report requests continued minor works on the Mary Vale-Sandy Hollow rail line while awaiting steel rails. The Acting Minister says inner structures such as yards and station buildings may proceed to protect the line amid possible delays. A maintenance gang will repair storm or rabbit damage during shutdown, with local labor preferred over displaced workers.
Four local teams faced Molong sides with tense play and accurate throwing. Convent ITeam beat Molong A by two goals, Molong B edged Wellington B 35 to 30, while Convent II defeated Molong A and sangangs drew with Molong A. Pinpoint centers and wings stood out as Irene Fox and Eileen Don impressed in defence and goalkeeping, with Binjaries routing Kookaburras 14 to 3 and Canaries beating Woodpeckers 16 to 3. Next Saturday features Convent II vs High School and Kookaburras vs Woodpeckers, with Binjungs and Canaries having byes.
Captain Halleys reports Salvation Army efforts in West Maitland and surrounding areas. Volunteers used a small fuel stove in Corns Officers quarters to prepare hundreds of meals as homes and belongings were lost. In Mood week, about 3,700 meals were served, with Captain J. Mardue assisting amid floodwaters and Army Hall serving as temporary shelter for affected families.
The Pulpit program lists a sermon titled A Christmas Game by Rev. TL Graham at John the-Church, Wellington, to be delivered Sunday. A summary of the address will appear in Monday issue of the Times.
Three Wellington players selected for the Sydney game. Town leads with 40 points while Rovers enjoy a bye to maintain the top spot. Yeoval and Neuron clash with Yeoval favored at Yeoval. Parkes hosts Wellington Town as Neuron struggles to challenge. Coach R Bas morrow guides Yeoval’s fate with the plan’s success at stake.
There were two good attendances at the CWA cookie party last Thursday afternoon. Prizes were awarded for hands in a card game won by Miss Thornberry and H. oo, with Betty Albion collecting the second trophy. A ball rounded out the day, raising about £9 to cover expenses. Tennis matches and a local court game were also enjoyed over the weekend, with positive reports.
Public notice from Dubbo area announces a sale on Minore Road near Gales herd and plant. The advertisement lists items for sale on Wednesday at 6 a.m. The exact details are partially illegible but indicate dairy stock and related equipment.
The local baker Mr. Jim Pexton is bedridden with a severe influenza attack. Hospital hopes for a speedy recovery and better health. Mr and Mrs Roo Lemots celebrate the birth of a fourth daughter, a sister for Maureen. At the sports club meeting last Friday, a new aperta was decided to be held.
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