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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1943
Page
1
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Lyndhurst Shire Council warns against moving to big city monopolies as Orange Conference urges ten towns to industrialise. A Kelso meeting may form a shire and municipal confederation to spur water, roads, electricity, and local industries, with delegates to decide on joint action and weed control.
Dr C J Cook criticized Lyndhurst Shire for pegging engineer G S Gerty’s salary at the 1941 level. Gerty denied requesting any increase, stating his pay is to match the prior half year and the estimates. Dr Cook and Dr Covok clashed over reporting and transparency of travel expenses and figures.
The council discussed receival of all vegetables grown under Commonwealth contract and decentralisation. Cr Amos moved that Cook Callinan and President Innes represent the council with Cr Tones adding another delegate. Burns named as other delegate. A conference at Orange will not include shire representatives. a ten-town committee will be formed, then each body to have one representative on the committee.
Central West farmers project a record season for green peas destined for canning and market. Pea-vining machines are being installed by Gordon Edgell and Sons at Millthorpe Spring Terrace Blayney and nearby centres as a major sideline industry. Cereal crops like wheat and oats are backward in Millthorpe, but warmer weather and rains raise spring growth prospects.
The President of the Chamber of Commerce Mr J P McCarthy has urged the Minister for Supply to establish a clothing factory at Young. Government plans to move textile work to the country are under consideration with two potential premises being reviewed, and progress expected as MLA Mr F J Cahill visits the town this week.
The Canowindra Jockey Club reported a financial loss of about £995 10s 9d for the year at its annual meeting. Guarantors agreed to a special meeting to address overdraft concerns as two may have been better attended. trotting events were proposed if the club holds a meeting with Ivan Rue and D G Grant invited as treasurer and secretary to join.
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