City Council Meeting Deliberations on August Session
Mayor presided with most aldermen present as Minto delegates and Church of England Younger Set observed. Discussions covered petitions, Civic procedures, facility use for Campbelltown events, seal of grants for road and street works, electric and works committee reports, and proposed subdivisions and septic tanks with approvals and referrals to departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
P. Solomon
Ald. Dench
Minto
Church of England
Maunder
MLW.5
Aid D. Board
Campbelltown Amateur Athletic As
Ald. Sedgwick
Campbellown
Association
Town Hall
Wheatley
Moore
G. N. Stevens
Kentlyn
Parks and Electricy
Hunt and Hunt
E. Selems
Belmont Road
Miss L. Cox
Surrey
Kent Streets
Miss L Loveday
Chester Road
A. Osborne
Oxford and
Bensley Roads
Ingleburn
Department of Health
Council receives building approvals and deferrals
Building Committee forwards recommendations for new fibro and brick dwellings, church additions, garages, and a poultry shed at properties in Appin Road Chester Road Ingleburn Lilien Street Clarice Crescent Cumberland Road Sydney Road Campbelltown Parliament Road Macquarie Fields Dumaresq Street Collins Promenade and a deferred porch position change for a Lincoln and Redfern site pending frontage distance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bonomini
Appin Road
G. T. Sowle
Chester Road
Ingleburn
M. E. McLean
Lilien Street
Clarice Crescent
Methodist Church
Oxley Street
L. Coates
Cumberland Road
H. McAuliffe
Sydney Road
Campbelltown
Winders
Parliament Road
Macquarie Fields
C. A. Wrightson
Dumaresq Street
T. D'Arcy
Collins Promenade
W. H. Mitcherson
LincoiIn
Redférn Rosle
Ball and Civic Welcome For Cross Country Teams
The Campbelltown Amateur Athletic Association hosted a ball in Town Hall for visiting cross country teams from Australia. Over two hundred guests enjoyed a decorated hall, a seven piece orchestra, and mingled with racers including Paddy Smith of Tasmania. Mayor Alderman Solomon and Deputy Mayor F. J. Sedgwick led warm welcome remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelltown Amateur Athletic Association
C.A.A.C
Roy Sisto
Paddy Smith
Tasmania
Apple Island
Ald. Solomon
F. J. Sedgwick
Jeff Bate
Queensland
West Australia
N.S.W
A. A. Gainsford
Metropolitan Harrier Committee
Frank O'Rourke
AAA
Rainfall totals and hospital change. Red Cross stall planned
Rainfall in Campbelltown reached 44 points for the past week with scattered totals on the 22nd 34th and 28th. At Camden District Hospital Board meeting Matron McGrath resigned for personal reasons and the motion passed with regret. The Red Cross local branch will hold its quarterly street stall September 3 to aid general funds with donations welcomed by the stall organizers. Tennis racquets see price rise from £5 8 to £5 12 6 with Jack Hepher offering over 20 racquets at the old price. Ingleburn P and C meeting chaired by Mr E Smith discussed expanding school accommodation and moving a large classroom from Picton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelltown
Camden District Hospital
Taat
McGrath
The
Red Cross Society
Jack Hepher
Adot
E. Smith
Ingleburn P. and C
Picton
Graziers Rabbit Con Wor Co operative Meeting Sept 15 Moss Vale
A general meeting of the Graziers Rabbit Conwor Co operative Moss Vale Ltd at Moss Vale on September 15 invites rural land holders to discuss rabbit control. Delegates from Moss Vale district will attend and representatives will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit Conwor Co-operative
Moss Vale) Ltd
Moss Veale
Moss Vale
Transport timetable tweaks shared for Moss Vale and Sydney routes
Mr Blake Pelly, MLA, says the Transport Minister will add a Moss Vale to Sydney train at 6.05 a.m. Sundays and a Sydney to Bunda hoon service at 5.50 p.m. Saturdays. The latter replaces the 7.22 p.m. Campbelltown to Picton. Trains run on trial at residents’ request from Wollondilly. continuation depends on patronage. A November start date is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Pelly
Transport
Moss Vale
Sydney
Bundahoon
Campbelltown
Picton
Wollondilly
Ingleburn Club Holds Fourth Annual Ball on September First
The Ingleburn Rugby League Football Club plans its fourth Annual Ball for Friday September 1. A good supper novelties and competitions are expected to attract a strong crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleburn
School Transport Subsidy Details From Education Dept
Mr Blake Pelly MLA explains subsidy rules for school transport. The Education Department will fund special school bus costs from May 16 1980, and will cover full ordinary fares for children aged six and over from the start of term. Parents may apply using department forms and refunds will be issued for fares paid since May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Pelly
Pelly
Education
Department of Education
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Warby Street
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Lea
Bryne
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Genty Street
ClissOld
Electricity Committee
Alds Cliscold and Clark
Warby
King Streets
Alds
Apperley
Department of the Army
Aero Road
Hazlett
Hosking Crescent
Alds Clissold and
Council
Lea and Goodwin
Roser
Norm Campbell
Raffles
Judge O'Sullivan
W. A. Tomkins
Dorothy M. Cummins
O. J. Maxwell
W. J. Apperley
W. D. B. Baldwin
J. S. Mair
F. E. Hearne
Commission of the Peace
C. H. Pomfret
A. McDonald
Minto P. and CC
Lowe
Piper McIntyre
Coates
N. Briar
T. Clarke
Lynam
School Transport
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