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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1940
Page
1
In West Wraltog on Tuesday July 6, a bail frust cup event features Dinna Miss The, ital airs, and fear wees. Piper Miller pipes in the entrants, with Mr Peter Dens assisting. Ket Eaves and a band titled Kids Sissies perform a bright Seotel nus programme.
The Rev W C Reynolds formerly of Urgarne Cargelligo Presbyterian Charge returns this week as chaplain in the ALE to conduct final services. Sunday schedule lists Lake CargeHiso at 11 am and 11 C Dagarle at 7 pm with H C Tullibigent present.
The annual general meeting of the Weet Wyalong Cycle and Athtedity Chi will be held at the Globe Hotel Weet Wyalong on Thursday 13th June. All interested persons are invited to attend as officers and committees will be elected and other matters attended to. Mr R Richolson the President and Mr Harold Melyar the secretary.
Members and intending members will gather at the West Wynloge Bowling Club this Thursday to elect officers and discuss important club matters. The meeting will take place at Memorial Mall area with notable attendees Tepeshad Boo, Ubeatin Belse OT Wheelings, and Indie Bhatt referenced in the notice.
The obituary notes the death of Charles Uvey in West Wollong and his service with the Forestry Department. He lived in Sydney and left a lengthy career with local units before retirement. Survived by a large family, his home was in Concord Sydney.
A Four Corners Ulis annual ball united the Football Club with the Patriote Committee of hol centre. Proceeds were split between the football club and patriotic funds. Attendance was high as the Black and White Dance provided entertainment. Mr M. Vale Joyce MC’d the event. A ladies committee prepared a capper praised by attendees.
A protest targets alleged payroll manipulation by military officials. The rally highlights missing or misappropriated salaries tied to civil servants and undercover payments. Organizers demand transparent audits and restitution.
A formal message from Bucharest states that Russian troops advancing into Bessarabia clash with the retiring Romanian Army, with many casualties reported. Soviet advances amid siege actions and confusion over treaty terms are noted, as Romanian authorities criticize the departure and seek a path to peace.
Sydney report says Frederick H. Harrison and Cherlee Kell were seriously injured when two cars collided near the foot of Lapstone Hill last night. The driver of a third car escaped injuries while wet roads delayed emergency crews.
Qualifying rounds for the Associate Golf Championship opened on Wednesday with players from West Virginia and New Mexico competing. The event ran amid sponsorship and local coverage, outlining early results and notable performances.
Officials from Mesdanes J J Davider and PL Re Hayes join the organizing committee for the Patrickie Ball to be held at the Memorial Hall Urine on Friday night July 7. Preparations aim to attract visitors from various districts for patriotic purposes.
Harold Coughlan age 26 and Themag Heath, both of Goulburn, killed when their truck overturned on Gooper Mine Fill halfway between Boorowa and Cowra. The vehicle rolled down a 14 fret bank, pinning both men beneath it. Heath suffered a broken neck.
Community figures Mesara Gow sin Gow and partners announce a genuine elearning site tied to Mr BT Crowe on property near Burlyang and Tathim ha. The notice, dated Wednesday, outlines rising plans and sets forthcoming details.
The Board of Directors of Ye Wye Wane onl Distriect Hospital defends a fee record amid Finance Committee concerns. The dispute involves bills seen as unfair to patients including travelers and residents. Authorities comment on potential hospital governance changes and future discussions.
A taxicab carrying seven militiamen from Parramatta railway station to Walgrove camp crashed into an electric light standard at Weotmread. Petrol spilled and car burned. One victim Colin O Denmelly, 2 years, died later. Several injured with facial injuries and burns. Driver charged with driving under the influence.
A wartime wire reports British women and children may be evacuated to Manila en route to Australia. The American consulate advises Americans to consider possible travel to the Philippines as a safe alternative while awaiting further instructions.
Amidst a muddled report from Monday from Rye and Frederick Stewart the idea of pooling petrol supplies in a fuller market was mentioned as definitely under government control. The aim is an equitable trend benefiting both independent refiners and major companies alike.
Japanese Foreign Minister Arita claims opposition to outside interference in East Asia and the South Seas and asserts a new doctrine of Japan as the stabilising center. In Hong Kong European women and children are ordered to evacuate to Australia within five days amid fear of escalating conflict.
A seaplane bound from Melbourne to Canberra crashed during approach near Napier siding three miles southeast of Lockhart. All four crew survived without injuries. The aircraft, piloted by MJ May, carried Corporals Hordis and Evan and J. A. C. Corlees, and was forced to ditch in a cultivation paddock amid dense haze and reduced visibility. The craft sustained heavy damage but no fatalities were reported.
Hurvia, a Vielines nfm receny witop aechdeayt ma the Mareded Mad, sustained a deey gash to the Chemot and other injuries after an attack near West Wylies. She was removed from the Wraleue 4m Time Hospital and died at home later. Mrs Hagris' pol cry reported injuries but denied further details.
A damaged report from Aneluand New Acalangd outlines petrol rationing reductions. Private citizens face a one third cut while agricultural users and essential services may receive limited allocations.
On the western line Buble defeated Fornes yesterday to claim the Jack Hoare Cup and the Hoare Gold Cup status. For years Jack Hoare has attracted attention though group clubs show limited interest this time.
A health department piece urges parents to unite to improve baby health services. It stresses cooperative effort between fathers and mothers to support Baby Health Centres and follow guidance for training and child care, aiming for a happier home and better child welfare.
London reports the former prime minister vows Britain will fight on every road and village if Nazi forces invade. He says the nation would rather fall to ruin than submit to domination and cites ongoing enemy preparations for an invasion.
London reports Air Marshal Balbo killed when the plane he was traveling in was shot down near the Libyan border during Northern Africa operations. The base near Tuluvk Libyan border is cited, with Britain blamed for the incident. Balbo had governed Libya in 1933 and earlier praised Mussolini while opposing Italy’s policy in varying moves.
At a largely attended Weethalle Show Committee meeting on Saturday, it was unanimously decided to carry on the 1940 Show with all net proceeds devoted to patriotic purposes. President HR Martin presided as members discussed timing before the international situation and debated options including a carnival.
Farmers across the Southwest and other quarters of the state face a continued dry spell. They warn that without rain within the next week the outlook for the coming harvest will be dim. Early indications point to a possible weather change in the near term.
The Wyong District Court opened its sitting today with Judge Stiey presiding. No criminal cases were listed for the evening session, and the docket remains sparse as the term begins.
H A Barraclough Pty Ltd Optometrists and Noticians of 85 George Street Sydney announce next visit to West Wyalosg on Monday 1st Snury from 1am to 1pm and Tuesday 2nd July from 9am to 4pm at Rowring's Pharmacy with Mr T I Darragh TOA in attendance. firm notes regular town visits for over thirty years.
The Tinehind Dance Club plans a patriotic dance event this Thursday night at the Maganic Mall West Wyalong. Organisers say the meeting will run through the dusk with a focus on community solidarity and festive display.
Irene Dunne and Clarkes Boyer headline Love Affair at the Tivoli Talkies this Tuesday to Thursday with Inside Information as the supporting feature starring Dick Foran and June Lang. Friday and Saturday present Lew Ayres and Lana Turner in These Glamour Girls with Denis Morgan and Gloria Dickson in No Place To Go.
A letter argues that democracies must answer why they fight in war and warns that Nazi rule would force obedience. The writer urges unity to end war and bring peace and prosperity for all mankind, urging readers to consider the reasons behind conflict and the need for lasting peace.
HEENZOQ marketed as a universal cough remedy claiming quick relief for adults and children. It advertises a pint bottle and urges purchase from local chemists or stores, mentioning a Drig need and a Mrs A El Harrington in North Yolgogria with broad farm references.
A mixed doubles tennis match featuring Jumbo Stall Heopla Kulfe and Fark Dioner will be held at Brolga on Saturday July 6. Proceeds go to the Brolga Patriotic Funds. Mrs A E Harrington is president and Jack Kirk is honorary secretary.
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