Far West Scheme expands mobile dental clinic to remote areas
The Far West Scheme Council approves continuing mobile dental clinics for outlying centres including Jamely in BBW. Results show dramatic improvements in towns with no prior dental facilities, with weekly visits planned to reach all outlying centres over two years and reduce untreated decay among children.
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Jamely
BBW
Far West
Counc
Bobk
Dental
Imareelini
Alice Melunes
Geldstar
Woods
Beret
Brewierna
Abpeikines
Parkes Teachers Entertained At Forbes Social
The Parkes branch of the Teachers Federation held an ordinary meeting at Forbes Central School on Saturday August 20 with 23 Parkes teachers attending. President J D Madden welcomed the visitors from Parkes including new recruit Mr Walker from the Migrant Camp at Parkes Air Station. After business and a morning tea the Parkes party thanked Forbes for hospitality and joined a lunch, then played social games at the School Tennis Club Forbes Bowling Club and Forbes Golf Club.
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Peres
Teachers’ Federation
Forbes Central School
J. D Madden
Parkes
Walker
Parkes Air Station
Arener
Misc
Lea
Forbes
Hox- Pitelity
Mesnra Hassall
Hobson
Tanswell
Wes
Uney
School
Forbes Bowling Club
Forbes Golf Club
Municipal Mail Bag Sketches Plan Local Shop and Fence
A town council discussion outlines sketch plans for a shop near Court and Sherry Avenues, with approvals for trees, fencing, and widening certain property improvements. Officials mention extending services to nearby properties and potential future work while citing other municipal projects and reviews.
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J Slimpnoil
Wi Forbes
Court
Sherry Ai Counell
W. E. Niehalrethers
Wren
Chanont
Berkeley
Mtri
Eelving Council
Miteritheut
Skintur
Fond
Forbes
Bouriciass
Drastic Decision at Town Hall Meeting Amid Turmoil
A chaotic town hall session aired sharp divisions among attendees. Officials, including Sheriff and council members, faced protests, sharp questions, and calls for immediate action on local issues. Descriptions mention names and places while emphasizing public dispute and resolution attempts.
Street lighting plan debated at council meeting
An aldermanic discussion centered on upgrading street lamps from incandescent to staggered lanterns on main routes, to cut glare and save costs. Proposals examined lamp counts from 11 Street to Bathurst Street, with estimates around £1 per lamp and projected total expenses. A second motion called for an engineer’s report on improving lighting for the three main approaches to the town pawn. The Immigration Department plans to reconstruct the old POW camp and secure a military camp at Cowra.
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Ade
Alde
Bathurst Street
Lin Boll Dole
Hudcher
Jones
Aid Holloway
Immigration Department
Cowra
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L. J. Johnson
Templar Street
Wade
Wades
Waize
Clifford Love
Syrney
RAAF
CU Patton
Aif Raar
All Training Corps
AIR Force
F. West Dental Scheme
Municipal Maillbag
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Amet Saun
Tenn
Bidines
ULLAL
Erie
Mike
Dee Forbes
Littercity
Mavbeaeany Caekial Poth
Ardipeel
Orie
Pony
Seth
Berner
Jewtae
Lee Pytle
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