Servants and the call to humble service in society
The piece argues that worldly work for the common good hinges on humble service to others. It urges readers to embrace servanthood as a vocation, citing workers, farmers, and politicians who act for communal welfare, and credits Jesus with guiding the mindset shift toward servant leadership through changed hearts. Reverend Athol J. Brooks signs off.
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Gigg
Jesua Ema
Jesus
Servier
Bervanta
Athol J. Brooks
Forbes
Mr D J Bane to Visit Forbes on Thursday
Mr D J Bane PLC of London will visit Forbes on Thursday with appointments available by contacting Pharmacy for scheduling.
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D. J. Bane
PLC
London
Forbes
Forbes town council sets dates for field events and permissions
The Forbes council announced field permissions and events including Spooker Oval use on Wednesday, street stalls, and a planned May and October sports area schedule. Officials discussed immunisation efforts, waste and road works, bridge construction, and the egg marketing board’s premises, with inspections and future meetings scheduled.
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Forbes High School
Spooker Oval
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Dune 1
Pottiister
Association
Communist Party
Wosajeng Po and
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Oxi
Uae
Lao Burjiy
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Cwheiy
Miyor
Ayra
Stowe
Arboci
Woul
Reg
Astley
Dewing Street
Wee Ely
Jo Pont
Atd
Alion
Ube
Auriculturm
F Willams
Cornell
Der
Young
S Rite
Council
Remires Sree
Dames Delang
B.J. Livington
Press
Conridge
Gommidge
Als
Brenner Wis
Caton
Gosford
Grenfell
Mur- Tumburrah
Gemmell
New Car Supply Seen Slow for Years After War
The National Automobile Dealers Association and the American Motor note that rationing and price controls will persist well after peace. They predict 3.5 million cars annual production by end of peace, but only about 20 thousand cars in year one, with 5 million in year two and up to 7 million later.
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Walmart
Britain
Pacific
South-East Asia
Iremeadows
Asecislian
Ani
American “Motor
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Linta
Henice
Annua
Graham-Pagro
Palmer objects to vile backdrop at Pen Town Hall stage
At a Monday Chamber of Commerce meeting Mr BR O Palmer condemned the backdrop titled Amanent vile as nauseating and offensive to eyes. He urged immediate change with Mr Tyndall backing the move. Forbes Gounell was asked to take no action.
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Pen Town
Hall
Te Chamber of Commerce
Mr .Tyndall
Ak Forbes Gounell
Why Not More Petrol The NEMA General Secretary Speaks
Fragmented report quotes the general secretary of NEMA urging increased petrol supply amid rationing concerns. The article questions tyre wear, fuel distribution, and public road safety while noting government and party positions on petrol supplies and motorist costs.
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