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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
6
A combined service at a Presbyterian church Sunday night bridged Methodist and Presbyterian congregations with shared hymns and a welcoming reception. The event highlighted public spirit in the community as leaders discussed civic progress and chamber commerce plans for future growth.
The chamber of commerce outlines upcoming projects and budgeting steps. Members hear reports on a pumping scheme, fire protection measures, and infrastructure plans for the district.
A school concert featured songs and plays by students including Dorethe Gusney Pauline Carsy Manles Carsey and Nancy Niven. Prizes were awarded for year work and a dinner followed with dancing as the audience praised the performers and teachers for their efforts.
A reported plan shows United Services Presbyterian and Methodist churches preparing a joint event next year. The text references praise for a period of schooling and community effort led by Lyman and other local figures.
A fragmentary notice from a rural shire referendum speaks of continued public backing and expressed confidence in long serving leaders. The letter, signed by a local official, emphasizes steadfast support over the years and pledges ongoing assurance to constituents.
The article lists ATC training notes and names several instructors and assistants. It references Monday lectures plus Thursday evenings and highlights Mr HE Milledge Mr Dignan Mr Crapp and others who contributed to the program. It notes examination patterns and classroom activities with emphasis on weekly sessions and correspondence work.
The notes recount a cadet parade at Pay enh Edge with Mr Atard Ineharne presiding. Students describe the week’s exams, a fortably arranged schedule, and a forthcoming event as part of year activities and a parade next Sunday.
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