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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1951
Page
3
A municipal council met to accept with regret Alderman Tom Webb’s resignation after nearly seventeen years of service. Webb spoke emotionally about his tenure and thanked ratepayers, noting the council will miss his presence and urging continued dedication to town affairs. The meeting concluded with tributes and best wishes for his health and future.
Forbes building proposals appear to be approved with indications of large projects and related planning notes. The records reference sector numbers and various applicants, highlighting regulatory steps and anticipated construction activity in the near term.
A garbled item discusses musicians for the Royal Australian Navy, outlining eligibility requirements and knowledge levels. It mentions musical ability as a factor, requests reasonable knowledge and ability to perform, and references uniforms and recruitment processing.
Health inspectorial notes review a proposed permit for a premises at 20 Prime Street by Mr. Haley, seeking authorization to install a 24-inch trunk valve and related sewerage work. The report cites ordinance 41 and recommends granting subject to specified conditions and information.
A community tree planting will take place in Apex next Sunday with residents including prominent locals Jacke Maher, Turner, and the Mayor among participants. The event aims to beautify the town and involve residents in a civic project under local leadership.
A brief Grenfell show notice indicates schedules for September available on application to the dairy official. The entry names Mtr HO. Ryder, C205 Sire, Grenfell as contact or location details for inquiries.
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