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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1952
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text outlines prosecutions connected to Forbes Egg Board. Mentions individuals including a Ge MCiember E Pes A Aspect and Alfred Ga ars with unclear roles and dates.
Fortes community references a medical home visit, hospital family gathering, and multiple residents traveling to hospitals and events. Names such as Mrs F Irvine and Patrick War appear among locals, with mentions of Forbes Street, Camp 3 Fortes, and the Open pit championship prep noted for Mr Cani ura and Mr Fin.
A Forbes CWA farewell event honors Mesdames Dash and Edmonds from the Lands Office for long service. Speakers praise their behind the scenes work, wish them well in Bathurst, and present keepsakes and flowers as members invite them to remain connected with CWA and RSL Auxiliary.
A birthday surprise at Mrs Elwyn Turner’s Wilian Bureet home honored Ralph Turner, as guests enjoyed cards and singing. Mrs Edmonds thanked Bath residents for wartime support, noting auxiliary membership declined from sixty to about a dozen and inviting friends to visit for tea.
Infants entertained at a Mothers' Club birthday party with puppet sketches and songs such as Polly Put the Erm ue and Who Stole the Turn. A Clam recitation and a garden scene adorned the event while teachers and artisans were thanked for support.
A fragmented notice promises a forthcoming event at the town hall with questions about The Mikado Dost Ko Ko and related topics. It hints at a public discussion or quiz night exploring servants, state offices, criminal questions, and public interest with a playful, theatrical tone.
Mr HO Bynon of Clement Street asks the council to revisit its ruling against removing a tree near his garage. The engineer noted the tree is stunted with a cracked trunk. Three or four others supported his position during the council meeting as the committee inspected the site.
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