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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1954
Page
1
Dairymen will air complaints at a conference of district dairymen and Forbes Co operative Dairy Society directors at Forbes Council Chambers on Tuesday June 22. Arthur Wright president of the Forbes Dairymen's Association said all producers would be welcome to attend.
Dairymen at a conference pressed for higher milk and cream prices and stricter production terms. They criticized current returns, advertising potential to boost sales, bottling issues, card tops, and punctual milk collection while urging cooperative action to prevent shortages and raise consumer prices.
Court proceedings in Forbes Court of Petty Sessions heard Tuesday as several defendants pleaded guilty for letting strays injure town streets in recent months. Fines included 40 pounds for some, with professional costs and court costs added. several others faced ex parte fines for non appearance. Defendants were given 14 days to pay with council solicitor Curtis appearing for the Council in all prosecutions.
Presesilation of Group championship pennants at Portes Primary School theme stresses fair play in all actions. Master Jack Harther and officials Les Martin Alan Gale urged pupils to “play the game” in every setting from football to daily life, emphasizing sportsmanship and integrity.
A compact page lists diverse items from sports to community notes. Mentions Brisbane, golf, football, and a carnival, with references to people and local organizations shaping an eventful week in the community.
A young man charged with negligent driving after a Forbes road crash that injured a woman on September 12 was acquitted at the Court of Petty Sessions. Judge Mac Andrew, 5.M., dismissed the case without hearing any evidence for the defense.
Lester Myledara of 41 Underwood Street reports a collision opposite the Domestic Defence building near the High School on September 12. Mrs Huckel describes walking on gravel with dark clothing when a car struck her as it rounded Woods Crossing bend, driver stopping after attend ambulance. police note uncertain light conditions and footpath by the road.
Pre-Admiral Sir John Eccles announces a new anti submarine aircraft program for the British fleet. The first aircraft, described as small and winged with shielding, taxies for testing on the airfield as the Royal Navy pursues a dedicated anti submarine defense solution.
Mr Fred Cahill ALLA will visit the Mayor's room in Forbes Town Hall next Tuesday from 11 am to 1 pm with his wife to discuss cons wlments. They will attend the Catholic Gala Ball in the evening as guests. Cahill has a busy schedule with visits to Cowra, Wattamondra, Boorone, and Freemore for various events.
Forbes district hospital board calls protest meeting at Forbes Town Hall to demand a new hospital facility. Date moved from June 10 to June 22 to avoid a Polo Club ball. MLA Fred J. Cabill and Health Minister M O Sullivan invited. meeting details to be arranged for Forbes residents and sporting clubs to support the hospital project.
A large crowd witnessed a tractor circus in Forbes and the NSW tour will reach Condoebolin, with 25,000 seen across NSW. Eight tractors and 30 implements showcased, including a 3-furrow plough and loader, as authorities praised British Farm Equipment and 8.T Motors for local enterprise.
Lachlan League leader Mr Frank L Carew was elected president of Forbes branch of Lachlan Valley Development League at the adjourned annual meeting on Wednesday night. He thanked supporters and noted Pollock absent to hear remarks. The league aims to involve members in development work, with Cahill praised for his efforts. A forthcoming competition for first year pastures in two divisions was announced, with a two acre area and a public holiday requested for Friday September 10. A new Merino sheep section and a Pony Club for juveniles were also planned, with a meeting to form the club likely this week.
More than 500 former students and families will gather at the Ambulance reception centre from midday for a weekend reunion. Attendees include Old Selmore and Mudgee, with games played at Pucksputiya Military Camp Vic. Local figures F J Grippin and Lilun Fisher are noted, Una Bourke and Bob Wenban among others. Citizens of all ages are invited to a formal Galas ball at the Town Hall tonight.
Forbes Ambulances reported 2225 miles in May, about 600 more than April, to the Ambulance committee. Superintendent C. V. Wallwork presented figures including top to and from service tasks, medical and surgical conveyances, and convalescent trips. Reads list of staff and subscribers. outlines planned expansions like extending the purge and building an office, with details for presentation at the July committee meeting.
Mr Palmer appeals for changes to the public dining area to better serve patrons. MacAndrew and LM approve the alterations, aiming to complete the work and enhance catering options for diners.
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