Annual Meeting of P and C Association Deplores Poor Attendance
Wellington High School heard the Wellington Parents and Citizens Association lament low turnout with only 14 members in attendance. Rev R G Lawton was reelected president for a sixth term as officers faced open elections and debates over library needs and bursary feasibility, along with praise for the Ladies Auxiliary and secretary Sgt J Z Byers and treasurer K Bleechmore.
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Wellington High School
L. Craft
Wellingt Parents and Citizens’ Association
Oral
J. Z. ‘Byers
Wellme|lon Pulice
Tensuer
K. Bleechmore
Iso
R. G. Lawton
Messrs
D. Mander’ Jone
D. H W. Barton
Aftar
J. K. Bleechmore
Lawton
Mander Jones
Lawter
P A. Grafh
AssociatHom
Cole J
Byars
Cameron
Layton
T. Byers
Bleechmare
Crw~ Thorn
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Holden Earns U S Praise For Walden Car Expansion
New York reports a General Motors executive lauds Australia’s Walden car, noting production rising toward capacity despite shortages. He cites future Holden utility models, capital investments, and tax penalties affecting expansion and profits.
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New York
General Motors
Australia
Bilis
Hog
Lund
Ths
Igvkston
General Motors Halden
Hoglund
Halden
Oglund
General” Metora
Roglund
Wool auction report shows strong competition and steady values
Values were maintained at the Sydney wool sale on Tuesday with strong bidding from Yorkshire, continental buyers, Australian mills and Japan. The Campbell brothers Burrendong ewos welders Rowgers 924 394 FA Winch Cumnock crossbred 594d were among the secured lots.
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Winthcombe Warm Ltd
Port
Sydney
Yorkshire
Continent
Japan
Campbell Brothers
Burrendong
Ewos
Rowgers
Winch
Cumnock
Yearly Report Highlights Auxiliary and Admin Thanks
In the Wellington Times year end notes Mr Lawton praises publicity and calls for a clear policy and objectives. Mrs Byers reports on Auxiliary functions, farewell to headmaster Whiting and Lisle’s health issue, and thanks to Yearers, officers, P. and C. Association, and headteachers for cooperation and support. Byers’ report is adopted.
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J.T. Byers
AMve_ Byers
Wellington band’s final night recital at Cameron Park Rotunda
The Wellington Citizens Band presented its final season recital at Cameron Park Rotunda last night before a large crowd, though seating shortages forced many to stand. Sydney visitors praised the band’s progress since reorganization, especially Emmet Howe’s drumming.
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Wellington
Cameron Park Rotunda
Sydney
G. Fu
Rwin
Renital
Emmet Howe
Rain adds half inch more as Wellington records week
A total of 0.52 inches of rain fell through the week ending at Wellington Post Office with much on Saturday. The Hardwick Cup cricket matches were washed out and will be replayed next Saturday. Junior Saturday morning games were abandoned. Temperatures cooled with a high around 78 and a low near 61, and the post office noted a 62 degree minimum today.
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Wellington
Wilton Victors In Social Bowl On Pleasant Day
Five teams from Guixone visited Wiliton for a social match, with Wiliton winning by three points. Notable players include W Lay D Vass N Owens Murray Brain Robinson and others, as the tours championship looms. A rink opening at Waxtomine attracted NSW patron John Scott with a posting ceremony. Players urged to arrange weekend matches as the championship must be analyzed by Saturday week.
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Wellington
Guixone
W. Lay
Vass
Owens
Murray Oo
Brain Robinson
Spate
B. Golfo
Stuith
Kettle
Farrelly
Parquetel
Stall D. Ling
W. Norington
W. Hoss
Trimble
Hugden
Comer
Peck
Gossage
Gunsey
R. Thomas
Pulton
Oneill
Scat
Wilton Donnelly
Brown
W. Muntd
Brennan
W Young
Wallis
Gudgeon
Staridan
Nsw
John Scott
Howland Wins Par Event At Local Club
Frank Howland wins the par event amid ideal conditions as many players attend from Dubbo. Rupert Dodd takes runner-up with Lup, E Croslan third on 2 up. Many entrants travel from Dubbo. details show scores and downs for numerous players. Roy Stevenson wins a separate 18 hole stroke event in rain with Paul Kelly on count back. Associates opening day upcoming with social and golf events. Mudgee visit planned with teams match and a drawn day ahead.
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Frank Howland
Rupert Dodd
Dubbo
E. Croslan
Howland
R. Dodd
Crossan
Bubba
Paul Kelly
R. Christie
J. Fulton
Alex Belly
W. Powell
J. Edmonds
G. Collins
T. Robinson
A. Campbell
T. Cameron
B Stevenson
W. Tay
Savaue
N. Pairless
L. Carrell
J. Wall
J. Howland
X. Bourke
Franky
B. J. Edmonds
Jay
Roy Stevenson
Cole
Christie
W. Lay
Savage
Pam
Fay
Irish National Concert Draws Full House and Praise
An Irish national concert attracted a capacity audience and earned high praise for the Sisters of Mercy trained pupils. Miss Lola Young accompanied by her sister, beside Norma McCarthy and Beryl Williams, dazzled as young violinists and vocalists under Mr. Huenen's PA system at the venue. The program featured solos, reels, and choruses, with stage decor by the Sisters and the community, concluding with the National Anthem.
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Lola Young Acven
Sisters of
Charles Murphy
Leo Munn
R. G. Huenen
Accompanieis
C. Murphy
Lola Young
Norma McCarthy
TRE
Graham Mostyn
Margi
Ann Mildwater
Mimngeie
Carmel McCarthy
Loretta McCarthy
Ruth Parrugis
Janette Sparke
Suzanne Howard
Trish
Dan Murphy
Ghom
Sum Viare
Margaret Crawley
Tara
Marie “Young
Shore
Guet
Beryl Williams
Terry Evans
Geulle 'Dro
Miss Margaret
MeGarity
Ehoore
Piper
Over the Way
Zaleanes
Waves of Tory
Riser Mor
Scena
Evin
Green Isle
Beryl Wil
Wellington Cricket Tourists Register Two Wins in Sydney
Wellington Baptist cricket team completed a short Sydney tour with two wins out of three matches. Forrest starred in two matches with 72 runs and 6 for 10, as Wellington beat Baptist Theological College in Fratten Park and Petersham in a second contest. The final match saw Wellington defeated by a Sydney Baptist ministers side, despite top scores from Hatten and Solomon, with Archer claiming six wickets.
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Wellington Baptist
Sydney
Baptist Theological College of New South Wales
Petersham
Fratten Park
Baptist Theological College
Snow" Forrest
Wellington
Wickket
Jock Hatten
Walsh
Amy
Gay. Mjenaie
Centennial Park
Snow” Forrest
Forrest
Waleham
Johnsom
Alvin Hartch
Dor Algie
Petershoin
Brady
Bullock
Johnson
NEW Baptist Ministers
Jack Hatten
Fay
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Bleechmore
Mir. B. Mander Jones
Mater
Holden
U.S
Gulgong
Cour
Toomorrow
Central Hotel
Elsts
W'ton Cricket Tourists
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