20 Jul 1950
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1950
Page
1
Members of the Tullibigeal branch of the Country Women’s Association will assist with the B A L A Hospital ball on July 28. The event supports the Mesh Sues ing Association hospital funds and local charity efforts.
Fragmentary OCR text shows mentions of a related tax bill tied to a person or entity with initials J C and several garbled phrases. The readable bits suggest a local notice or financial assessment context, but concrete details remain unreadable in the fragment.
Mr H J Englert pleaded guilty for the farmer Wilfred Stewart in the North Coast area charge of allowing an unlicensed person to drive a motor vehicle. Englert argued Stewart was supervising and had given no proper permit. The court considered applying a provision of the Crimes Act for a nominal penalty.
Weet Wyalong Hockey Club plans a Cameron Cup challenge match in Temora next Saturday. A strong team list includes Barbara Howard Vera Kirk and Marten Uoh among others, aiming to regain possession of the cup.
The Ungarie club elected Motsra G Robb A Mo Crerar and A Henderson to the Committee of Management with Abr Keane added as an member. They set dates for a July market and agreed to continue yearly and half yearly measures while adjusting aggregates and marks. A June 1941 start for a function was noted with the King’s birthday weekend shoot removed.
Strassers offers worsted sports coats in grey tones with matching men’s shirts. Coats are well tailored with two pockets and extendable belt. Shirts come in good colors with regular prices reduced to clear.
A sergeant in bed refuses to give a statement about a road accident. The driver lit a cigarette, the lorry veered, struck a tree, and witnesses described the speed between 35 and 40 miles per hour. Court proceedings followed with fines and testimony from witnesses and officers.
Mr. Fred Butcher former A SF member will be entertained by the West Wyalong branch of the Returned Servicemen's League and the United Services Club tomorrow night. The event honors his service with a public expression of appreciation. Ken Kimmett's Cinco Band to play a short program and individual items to be featured.
Weat Wyalone-Hall Moor Rugby League Club plans a home double header against Lake Cargelliga on Saturday. The Sunday program features Youngs old with a lineup including Broad Ko Matligan Cullen Neilsen Molirard Wheeler Jeffs Pettit Jourt Conor Ver tit He Abroad Abele. The bus departs West Wyoming at 4 pm sharp.
The Wot Wyaslong branch of the Returned Servicemen's League will receive a substantial cheque from the Reden and Gymkhana Committee tomorrow night. A handover ceremony and snooker tournament final will follow, with Mr. F Butcher to be presented. Funds were raised by the Oy Yukhoog Committee at a recent rodeo.
Local theater announces the bilartus comeds Lote Premented at the Thrall Talk. Performers Willi Hoten and Jomy Caul flotd head the cast with a Friday Saturday showing and a potential Sunday matinee.
Fragmented text hints at a concert in Ungarie staged by IP.W.CILS and a regional association meeting. Referenced names and specifics are unclear, but the material mentions a likely event lineup and organizational involvement. Limited readable details prevent precise facts.
The snooker final at West Wyalong United Services Club Rooms is scheduled Friday night with finalists Percy Rattey and William Gilbert. Organizers credited local handicappers John Jer and Athol Peel for promoting the event amid strong turnout and prize presentations expected after play concludes.
A property named Moyhes on Lake Cargelliga, described as highly attractive, is to be auctioned on July 29. The Lachlan holdings cover 1H acres with irrigation and sand and slate features, subdivided for development. C.J. Lewin & Co. Lake Cargelligo and Wineheath Ltd. Sydney act as agents.
Mallee Plains to play a return rugby league match at Burcher Oval on Sunday afternoon after a 93 0 defeat of Burcher at Wyalong last Sunday. Secretary John Marshall notes Burcher is not displaced and with more tuition will develop further. The Mallee Plains lineup includes P Robertson and Perce Robertson with a travel plan to Wyalong at 115 pm.
A public meeting in Ungarie to discuss flood relief funded by the community and authorities. Attendees included Pram Publicity Officer, President, Secretary, and members of the CWA who decided to forward a submission to State Headquarters.
Ungarie community to stage flower show in September with committee members including Mire Paynter elected secretary of the Ungarie CWA. Stallholders and exhibitors named with planned displays and arrangements for the event.
Fairbairn MVM forwarded to the Wagga Chamber of Commerce a ministerial letter about a new Forest Hill Aerodrome runway project. Tenders will be called soon as urgency from the Department of Civil Aviation and Works and Housing is stressed.
Young breeders especially in the Jumiae Farmer Club are urged to favor utility birds over fancy varieties. The report covers progress of breeders in Sydney and West Wyalong, noting local figures and events, including visits, hospital ties, and holidays.
Ungarie branch of the Country Women's Association plans a visit to a conference. Members seek funding and organizational support, intending to present cases and coordinate travel arrangements despite health-related travel limits.
Ungarie C W A meeting heard Mr and Mrs H E Paul and family will depart Ungarie for Culcairn soon. Mrs Paul resigned as president and writer, with thanks for their steady service to the Ungarie branch and its supportive community.
West Wyalong Town Club hosts St Marys Club at Town Courts for an inter club tennis fixture this Sunday. Officials request players or substitutes to contact secretary Neel Hyan or Tony Hobert for directions and arrangements.
A damaged clipping recalls early life in Weat Wyslouy and Young Maai entering a family carrier business with John Tutty. They used horse drawn vehicles achieving local success. War interrupted work as the youth enlisted in the army despite age. The obituary notes Camale residence and surviving daughters and sisters.
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