NEERIM-S PHONES GO AUTOMATIC: EXCHANGE “OUT”

pools on a more economical basis, but would extend facilities offered by both towns.

Members discussed the possibility of covering each pool with a large tent-like structure which could be removed during summer months.

The most economical method of heating the pools will also be investigated.

TRADA will also organise a survey of the Tarago district towns to determine –

Whether people desire industrial development and what type; if parents desire their children to work locally; and how many people will be seeking employment in the next three years and five years. his house at Settlement Rd, Trafalgar about 5.15pm on Sunday.

He discovered the theft at 7.10am yesterday.

Country Fire Authority regional fire officer Mr R. J. Kirkland, of Warragul, has appealed to all Neerim district residents to note the new telephone numbers of emergency services in the area.

The Neerim South exchange became automatic last week.

All enquiries will now be handled through Warragul Telephone Exchange.

The Tarago Region “fire calls only” number is 81337; the Neerim District Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital number is 81226; doctors at Neerim South may be contacted by dialling 81401; and the police number is 81303.

The exchange in Neerim South was previously operated by Mr and Mrs P. M. Archibald, who are now in charge of the Neerim South Post Office on a full-time basis.

The changeover of the service will add 200 more subscribers to the Warragul telephone exchange which now serves 440 subscribers.