Mr Murray Radcliffe (left) and Mr Jack Hussey, of the Governor’s Bay Rural Fire Service work on finishing touches to the new station which is due to open within a month. Work began last September, and voluntary labour and donations of materials kept the cost down to about $l00,000. The recreation room which still needs some painting and plumbing work done will also be used as a community centre. The building will be officially opened in November when a fair will be held to raise more funds for furniture and equipment.
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91Mr Murray Radcliffe (left) and Mr Jack Hussey, of the Governor’s Bay Rural Fire Service work on finishing touches to the new station which is due to open within a month. Work began last September, and voluntary labour and donations of materials kept the cost down to about $l00,000. The recreation room which still needs some painting and plumbing work done will also be used as a community centre. The building will be officially opened in November when a fair will be held to raise more funds for furniture and equipment. Press, 15 July 1986, Page 8
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