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• Main Page
  …pg|Normie Rowe plays to a packed house on 9 July 1966. Photograph courtesy Orange and District Historical Society, CWD Collection.]] … the support of the Mayor, Alderman [[Clive Hamer]], and if [[Orange City Council]] agreed to a a public hall instead of a bowling green an approach would b…
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• John Neville Davis
  [[File:CR-John-Davis.jpg|200px|thumb|left|John Davis, mayor of Orange 2004-2008 and 2009-2017.]] …ange City Council from 2004 to 2017. Twelve of John’s 13 years on Orange Council were spent as mayor.
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• Electricity
  …ity and applied to the government for funds. This proved unsuccessful and Council eventually financed the venture themselves. Meanwhile the Dalton family, t… … Monday January 8 1923 the first power pole was put in place outside the [[Orange Town Hall]] in Byng Street where it still stands today. The Mayor, Ald [[A…
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• Cook Park
  … gardener of Cook Park until he was pilfered by a deputation from Bathurst Council, resigning in April 1890. During his time as caretaker a lake was excavat… … townspeople. Cook Park has long been known as one of the popular parks of Orange, where residents and visitors relax, have birthday parties or family outin…
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• George McKay
  …rp-1861-63).jpg|200px|thumb|left|George McKay Chairman of Orange Municipal Council 1861-63]] …rman of Orange Municipal Council between 1861- 1863. He was the Member for Orange between 1867-1869. George was a farmer of ''Collwood'', innkeeper and elde…
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• Orange City Library
  …thered in Robertson Park the Minister said that “the library would bring Orange into line with many other towns, cities and shires which had decided to pr… …stone. Ald White was one of the earliest advocates for a public library in Orange and had made the issue part of his policy at the 1950 elections when a ref…
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• Robertson Park
  … 1937. The Park was so vital to the City’s central business district the Council made a serious effort to reclaim it in 1892 by creating walks and providin… The first bowling club in Orange was established in Robertson Park in 1900 with the existing CWA Hall opera…
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• Orange Regional Gallery
  [[File:library-gallery.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Orange Regional Gallery]] …ww.org.nsw.gov.au/ Orange Regional Gallery]is co-located with the [[Orange City Library]] in a stand-alone, purpose built structure, the ORLAG Building, o…
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• William Samuel Stabback
  …he Millthorpe Milling Co. and the Phoenix Cordial Factory in Anson Street, Orange. …orted that a valedictory was given to Alderman Stabback at the East Orange Council meeting propr to his visit to England for the benefit of his health.
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• John Woodward
  …ile:WOODWARD-John-(Mayor-1870).jpg|200px|thumb|left|John Woodward Mayor of Orange 1870]] … Mayor of Orange in 1870 and died on 4 October 1873. He is buried in the [[Orange Cemetery]].
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• Reginald Allan Kidd
  [[File:KIDD,-Reginald.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Reg Kidd Mayor of Orange 2008-2009, 2017-2021]] …nts and grandparents. He was educated at Glenroi Heights Public School and Orange High School.
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• James Torpy
  …File:TORPY-James-(Mayor-1879-80).jpg|200px|thumb|left|James Torpy Mayor of Orange 1879-1880]] …ne 1903, James Torpy filled many public offices in the district. Coming to Orange following the Forbes gold rush in 1863 he was the host of the Commercial I…
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• Elijah Eyles
  …File:EYLES-Elijah-(Mayor-1889).jpg|200px|thumb|left|Elijah Eyles, mayor of Orange 1889-1890]] …ith fruit trees. They purchased a further 25 acres on [[Bathurst Road]]: ''City Garden''. The two orchards contained 3,100 apple trees, 150 cherry trees a…
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• William Ernest Bouffler
  …ncil_18951.jpg|200px|thumb|left|William Ernest Bouffler Council Clerk East Orange 1895]] …arnest-(Mayor-1918).jpg|200px|thumb|right|William Ernest Bouffler Mayor of Orange 1918]]
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• Lords Place
  …gton Hill to Simeon Lord's Place. [[Simeon Lord]] who owned large areas of Orange figures prominently in early colonial history. …uction in this yard, and also potatoes and other farm produce grown in the Orange district, to be conveyed to the Parkes goldfields, then in full swing.Thes…
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• Joseph Windred
  …RED-Joseph-(Mayor-1876,-1883).jpg|200px|thumb|left|Joseph Windred Mayor of Orange in 1876 and 1883]] …876 and 1883. He died at Molong on 12 January 1901 and was buried in the [[Orange Cemetery]].
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• Samuel Whitmee
  …e:WHITMEE-Samuel-(Mayor-1930).jpg|200px|thumb|left|Samuel Whitmee Mayor of Orange 1930]] …[[Mayor of Orange]]. Samuel died in Orange in 1931 and is buried in the [[Orange Cemetery]].
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• George Weily
  …[File:WEILY-George-(Mayor-1873).jpg|200px|thumb|left|George Weily Mayor of Orange 1873]] …ayor of Orange]] in 1873. He died in Orange in 1891.He is buried in the [[Orange Cemetery]].
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• James Dalton
  …[File:DALTON-James-(Mayor-1869).jpg|200px|thumb|left|James Dalton Mayor of Orange 1869]] …ed and ground coffee on a large scale and later built large wool stores in Orange, where in 1865 they built an impressive retail store in Summer Street. By …
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• Michael Casey
  …ile:CASEY-Michael-(Mayor-1875).jpg|200px|thumb|left|Michael Casey Mayor of Orange 1875]] …. He died in Orange on 7 February 1895 aged 58 years.He is buried in the [[Orange Cemetery]].
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• Patrick Kenna
  …trick-(Mayor-1871,-1878,-1884).jpg|200px|thumb|left|Patrick Kenna Mayor of Orange 1871, 1878,1884]] …ange Mechanics Institute]]. He died on 15 June 1894 and is buried in the [[Orange Cemetery]].
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• Orange Cemetery
  …alia’s first gold field at nearby Ophir was soon to change the future of Orange. …Nicholson marking out an 8 acre site located to the east of the village of Orange. Previously burials had taken place at the [[Chinaman's Bend Cemetery]]. T…
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• Thomas Charles Bowen
  …et]]. Thomas died in Orange on 10 July 1940 aged 80. He is buried in the [[Orange Cemetery]]. …arly Mayors of the Orange District 1860-1920'' (2010) Orange City Council, Orange NSW.
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• Francis James (Frank) Mulholland
  …lholland OADI.JPG|200px|thumb|left|Frank Mulholland. Image courtesy Orange City Library.]] …n Francis James (Frank) Mulholland, who was town clerk of Orange Municipal Council for 40 years.
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• Alfred Andrew Patterson
  …ft|Margaret Mary Griffin and Alfred Andrew Patterson on their wedding day, Orange, 27 July 1887. Image courtesy Virginia Rundle.]] …oid fever. Upon his recovery he was employed by [[James Dalton]], MLA for Orange, owner of the large properties [[Kangaroobie]] and [[Duntryleague]].
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• Newman Park
  …r for Lands give consideration to providing a park for the people of East Orange. The letter states: …ill, I assure you, confer a great and lasting boon upon the people of East Orange'.
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• National Park
  …pt a tree planting scheme. Most of the money was donated by the [[Back to Orange Week]] organisation. In September 1931 a Rose Garden of 500 plants was es… ….au/publications.htm ''Orange a vision splendid'' ]. Orange City Council, Orange NSW.
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• Memory Park
  …e Committee]] proposed trees be planted to the memory of all the Mayors of Orange up to 1930. On 15 May, 1935, the Mayor Dr [[Arthur Edmund Colvin]] plante… ….au/publications.htm ''Orange a vision splendid'' ]. Orange City Council, Orange NSW.
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• Arthur Edmund Colvin
  …,-CBE,-MC,-MB-ChM,-FRASS,-.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Dr Arthur Colvin, Mayor of Orange 1923-24, 1925-29,1935]] …es Stack from Bathurst at Concord. In January 1913 the couple relocated to Orange where Dr Colvin joined the practice of [[Dr Neville Howse]].
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• Edwin Thomas McNeilly
  …ly, Mayor of Orange 1910-1911, 1912-1914, 1914-1918. Image courtesy Orange City Library.]] …ed in Orange and one befitting a man described as “the uncrowned king of Orange.”
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• Orange Botanic Gardens
  …ares and are run by Orange City Council with support from [[Friends of the Orange Botanic Gardens]] and other volunteer groups. Next door stands the commun… [[Category:Parks and Gardens|Orange Boatnic Gardens]]
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• Orange Civic Centre
  …Court House. The building was then torn down and the grounds were added to Council's Civic Centre site. …he NSW Government Architect for the proposed centre were submitted to City Council on October 3. These plans showed the centre as being part of a combined Co…
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• Orange Civic Theatre
  … years: The [[Orange Dramatic Society]], formed in the mid 1940s and the [[Orange Choral Society]] formed in 1949. …amatic Society presented drama and musical comedy in various venues around Orange. In 1950 the society opened its own [[Little Theatre]] in a building in [[…
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• Lake Canobolas
  …tal cost of the auxiliary water supply being ₤56,000. On January 1, 1920 Council was informed that the water level atthe Meadow Creek reservoir (now Lake C… …, and Honey, A. (2001) ''Orange a vision splendid''. Orange City Council, Orange NSW.]
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• Chris Gryllis
  *Orange Regional Gallery Community Committee *Manage Council to control rates
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• Jeremy Buckingham
  My principal objectives in the next term of Orange City Council are: *To ensure that Council and Councillors are fiscally responsible
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• Fiona Rossiter
  … and provide leadership as I have since I was first elected to Orange City Council in 2004 and re-elected in 2008. My objectives on Council are to:
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• Gavin Priestley
  *Orange Health Liaison Community Committee I moved to Orange over eight years ago having been transferred by Telstra to establish a new…
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• Jason Hamling
  [[File:Jason_Hamling mayor.JPG|200px|thumb|left|Cr Jason Hamling, Mayor of Orange 2021-]] …f Orange on 21 December 2021, replacing Reg Kidd, who stepped down after a council career spanning more than three decades.
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• Jeff Whitton
  …o as a team person as one of 12 elected councillors to benefit the City of Orange. My objectives for this Council term are:
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• Peter Hetherington
  *City of Orange Traffic Committee *Orange Aquatic Centre Community Committee
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• Frederick Sinclair Dobbin
  …ederick-Sinclair-(Mayor-1972-74).jpg|200px|thumb|left|Fred Dobbin Mayor of Orange 1972-1974]] …before he was appointed principal of a new high school to be built in East Orange, the Canobolas High School, in 1967. The school moved to its permanent sit…
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• Sir Neville Howse VC
  …,-FRCS-(Mayor-1914,-1921).jpg|200px|thumb|left|Sir Neville Howse, Mayor of Orange 1914, 1921]] '''Address:''' ''[[Suma]]'', [[Ophir Road]], Orange
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• John Frederick Miller
  [[File:Miller.jpg|200px|thumb|left|John Miller Mayor of Orange, 2002-2004]] …Daily'' and the ''ASIA Miner''. John served as a Councillor on Orange City Council for 12 years and 18 months as Mayor (2002-2004).
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• Patrick Mulholland
  …eft|Patrick Mullholland, first Mayor of Orange 1865. Image courtesy Orange City Library.]] …Mulholland was appointed as the first mayor of Orange. The municipality of Orange had been incorporated five years earlier, in 1860, with [[John Peisley]] e…
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• Timothy John Sullivan
  …y-John-(Mayor-1983-91).jpg|200px|thumb|left|Timothy John Sullivan Mayor of Orange 1983-1991]] …978 to 1991 and again from 1995 to 1999. He served as Mayor of the City of Orange from 1983 to 1991.
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• Municipal Jubilee Celebrations
  …est. In the warm sunshine, green fields provided the setting for the jewel city, and, in the distance, the stately Canobolas loomed blue through the mist.… …was the procession through the town, made up as follows: - Mounted Police, Orange Town Band, Cadets, Boy Scouts, School Children, Salvation Army Band, Prote…
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• Glenroi Oval
  …oi Progress Association]]. Glenroi oval is today the home of hockey in the City with 2 synthetic hockey fields allowing the game to be played year round a… …, and Honey, A. (2001) ''Orange a vision splendid''. Orange City Council, Orange NSW.]
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• Moulder Park
  …d girls in Orange and there have been many outstanding netballers from the City. Over time impressive facilities were developed in the Moulder Park comple… …, and Honey, A. (2001) ''Orange a vision splendid''. Orange City Council, Orange NSW.]
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• Anzac Park
  …, and Honey, A. (2001) ''Orange a vision splendid''. Orange City Council, Orange NSW.]
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• John Lomas Skatepark
  …g people. This busy precinct is testament to the changing sporting face of Orange.
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• Establishment of Orange Municipal Council
  …porated as a municipality. It was 14 years since a site for the Village of Orange had been fixed on. …ting almost unanimously agreed to apply for the immediate incorporation of Orange’. It was believed that many local improvements could be carried out to g…
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• Orange Town Hall
  [[File:Memorial.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Orange Town Hall on right with the Memorial Hall to the left]] …. Paul and the occasional address was given by Sir Henry Parkes. The first Council meeting was held in the building on the 3rd April 1888.
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• Christmas Street Party
  …ing in the Orange region and designed to restore interest and patronage in Orange’s main retail sector. …for all age groups to celebrate the Christmas festive season. Orange City Council financed the event as a gift to the community.In-kind sponsorship was sour…
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• Mt Hagen
  Orange City Council has had a Sister City relationship with Mount Hagen in the Papua New Guinea Highlands since 9 Ap… …oute to connect Mount Hagen with the coastal cities of Lae and Madang. The city is named after the old eroded volcano Mount Hagen, located about 24 kilome…
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• James McArdle
  … spent many long hours serving his community especially as Chairman of the Orange Traffic and Community Services Committees. * Orange City Aboriginal Advisory Committee
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• Orange Aerodrome
  … DC-3 in Orange in 1961 marked the first regular flight between Sydney and Orange. Pictured are Mr Frank Hang Sing and Mrs A McKenzie]] [[File:Hazo-plane.jpg|200px|thumb|left|The refurbished Orange Airport in 1999 with a Hazeltons Plane]]
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• Bloomfield Aerodrome
  …W H Bursle a Bleriot type monoplane flying towards centre ring at the 1912 Orange Show]] [[File:Aerodrome.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Opening of the Orange Aerodrome at Bloomfield by Hon H V C Thorby, Minister for Defence on Febru…
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• George Towson
  …he held until 1887. It is also documented that he worked as a solicitor in Orange. …, and Honey, A. (2001) ''Orange a vision splendid''. Orange City Council, Orange NSW.]
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• Gnoo Blas Race Circuit
  …e triangle of quiet country roads selected for the track was in the Orange city area and the remainder in neighbouring [[Canobolas Shire]]. …their Council rates would go up to pay for the track while others said the City needed better amenities first like a swimming pool and new footpaths.
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• Gas
  …to establish a gas works in Orange and in September of the same year the [[Orange Gas Company]] was formed for this purpose. A plant which had been in use a… …ed the supply for 11 years until it was taken over by the Orange Municipal Council for ₤13,000.
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• Back to Orange Week
  …ummer Street on Boxing Day was viewed by over 20,000 people at a time when Orange had a population of 8,610. * ''Notes for a history of Orange'' compiled by John Miller (1995-1997). Unpublished.
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• Leone Healy
  The family moved to Orange and she campaigned tirelessly for Opportunity Deaf classes which enabled D… Leone was the first woman elected to Orange City Council in 1971, along with [[Margaret Stevenson]]. Leone campaigned for local ser…
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• Leone Healy Park
  …d,together with [[Margaret Stevenson]],to Orange City Council in 1971; the city's first female councillors. Leone Healey Park is in [[Glenroi Avenue].
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• Margaret Stevenson
  …t_Stevenson.JPG|200px|thumb|left|Margaret Stevenson. Image courtesy Orange City Library.]] … Ladies College in Adelaide. Margaret moved with her sister and parents to Orange in 1957.
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• Margaret Stevenson Park
  Named after [[Margaret Stevenson]] OAM who was a Councillor on Orange City Council from 18 September 1971 until her death on 11 December 2006.
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• Cherry Blossom Festival
  …ct replica of the crown used in Holland by the House of Orange, after whom Orange NSW is named. A crowd of 10,000 is estimated to have watched the processio… …e the district. In 1955 the railways department sent two special trains to Orange.
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• Coronation of King George VI
  * ''Notes for a history of Orange'' compiled by John Miller (1995-1997). Unpublished. …, and Honey, A. (2001) ''Orange a vision splendid''. Orange City Council, Orange NSW.
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• Australia's Sesquicentenary
  [[File: Orange-150th-celebrations.jpg‎ |200px|thumb|left|Procession moves down Summer S… Orange also played its part in celebrations as part of the wider Australian and g…
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• Orange Festival of Arts
  The First Orange Festival of Arts was held in February 1965 introducing residents to many d… * ''Notes for a history of Orange'' compiled by John Miller (1995-1997). Unpublished.
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• Banjo Paterson Writing Awards
  …iters Festival. Introduced by the Banjo Paterson Committee and Orange City Council, the awards are now supported by [http://cwl.nsw.gov.au Central West Libra… …ion. Mrs Bird’s story, entitled ‘A Sash with Tassels’, was about a city woman who travelled to the country to receive second prize in a writing co…
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• 150 Celebration Dinner
  …Olga (Governor Western Highlands [WHP] PNG); Wak Kewa (manager Mount hagen Council); Aula Kobale (First Secretary WHP Governor’s office)]] …ur Sister City [[Mt Hagen]]. It was also a pleasure to have The Member for Orange (and previous OCC Councillor) [[Russell Turner]] and Emeritus Lord Mayor o…
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• Town Hall
  …t was home to Smith Bros Furniture Warehouse and the site was purchased by Council for 11 pounds per foot. A cornerstone was laid on the north front corner b… The first council meeting was held at Town Hall in April 1888. The original building had an …
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• B Penhall
  …ALD_B_PENHALL.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Ben Penhall, an Alderman on East Orange Council 1908]] … of the reconsituted Council following the amalgamation of Orange and East Orange Municipalities in 1912. Penhall was a blacksmith and wheelwright of [[Lord…
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• Tom Fardell
  [[File:ALD_T._FARDELL.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Ald T Fardell of East Orange Council in 1908]] An East-Orange storekeeper.
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• William Kelly
  [[File:ALD_W._KELLY.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Ald Bill Kelly, East Orange Council 1908]] …A gentleman of the inky way; Orange through Joe Glasson's looking glass''. Orange, NSW.
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• William Lavers
  [[File:ALD_W.H.LAVERS..jpg|200px|thumb|left|Ald Bill Lavers,East Orange Council 1908]] …on about this person you'd like to include on the wiki please [mailto:wiki@orange.nsw.gov.au email us] with the details. Wherever possible we prefer referen…
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• Mary Ellen Aloysius (Mollie) Arthur
  '''Address:''' c/- Mrs M. Underwood, Clovelly, Lords Place, Orange …as the head of its nursing affairs.” Her salary when she started work at Orange District Hospital was £175 a year.
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• Ursula Mary Carter
  …atron of Queanbeyan Hospital for the past three years. She was matron of [[Orange District Hospital]] until 1930. Ursula’s brother, Lieutenant Colonel Herbert Gordon Carter, married Orange nurse Kath King, with whom Ursula had nursed at Prince Alfred Hospital.
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• Agnes Ellen Dwyer
  '''Place of birth:''' Orange, 1891 '''Address:''' Peisley Street, Orange
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• Pearl Stella Goodman
  Millthorpe born Pearl Stella Goodman, trained at [[Orange District Hospital]] and gained nursing experience in Dubbo, Kurri Kurri an… …health: how medicine helped shape Orange's history'', Orange City Council, Orange, NSW
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• Rose Morton Macanene
  …d her sister Kathaline were nurses, with Rose completing her training at [[Orange District Hospital]]. Following her enlistment in September 1916 Rose serve… …health: how medicine helped shape Orange's history'', Orange City Council, Orange, NSW
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• Elizabeth Dora (Dora) Moulder
  '''Address:''' Orange '''Next of kin:''' Edward Henry Moulder (father), 30 Moulder Street, Orange
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• Elizabeth Road
  …advised that it was previously called [[Phillip Street]] but [[Orange City Council]] changed its name because there is a [[Phillip Road]] running off [[Bathu… …ip Street was in the [[Canobolas Shire]] until the recent extension of the city boundaries'.
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• Amoco Hall
  … the support of the Mayor, Alderman [[Clive Hamer]], and if [[Orange City Council]] agreed to a a public hall instead of a bowling green an approach would b… …ise funds and with Mr Tilston’s enthusiasm support began to roll in. The Orange Sports and Social Club raised money, tradesmen promised their labour and g…
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• Edgar Roy Stanford
  '''Place of birth: ''' Orange, 1893 '''Address:''' Sampson Street, Orange
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• William James ('Bill') Johnson
  …chman, stating he was an apprentice to coachbuilder [[Michael Kinealy]] in Orange for five years. …99, where Bill Johnson completed his apprenticeship. Image courtesy Orange City Library.]]
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• Malcolm Herbert Stewart
  '''Place of birth:''' Orange, 11 September 1892 '''Address:''' 49 Kite Street, Orange, later 277 Byng Street, Orange
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• Sarah Mabel Morgan
  Nurse Sarah Mabel Morgan (née Burke) was a popular Orange midwife, who for many years ran St Agnes Private Hospital on the southern … …to deliver babies, often travelling by taxi. She was a strong supporter of Orange Ambulance Service and raised a significant amount of money to furnish the …
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• Yuranigh
  …courtesy.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Yuranigh's grave. Image courtesy Orange City Council.]]
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• James Bastick 1877-1958
  …esy OCC.jpg|200px|thumb|left|James Bastick Snr. Image courtesy Orange City Council.]] …s son, [[James Joseph (Jim) Bastick]]. Between them, James and Jim curated Orange’s parks and gardens for more than 90 years.
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• James Joseph (Jim) Bastick
  …stick_courtesy_ODHS_small.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Jim Bastick. Image courtesy Orange & District Historical Society.]] …d Orange and led to its reputation as Garden City of the West. Many of the city’s trees still stand today as a living memorial to the Bastick family.
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• Carl Sharpe
  …without peer’, ‘a giant among men’ and 'the heart and soul of Orange City Cricket Club’. … played cricket and rugby league. It was when Carl and his family moved to Orange in 1956 that his interest in sports grew. Carl worked initially at Western…
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