Hoyle in Glenhuntly Handicap at Caulfield
Hoyle seeks recompense after Moonee Valley footnote with Glenhuntly Handicap bid at Caulfield on Saturday. Milford Olutha and Siren Song among rivals in a mixed card including Kooyong and South Yarra handcaps. selections favor Hoyle with Milford strong, others noted for form and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormonde
Hoyle
Moonee Valley
Caulfield
Hoyler
Bucardius
Milford
Pearing Tits
Olutha
K. Hiltonson
H. Hilton
Robert Bruce
Purdey
Siren Song
Joyance
Glenvue
Stratford
EL Sovino
Chicquita
Diplomacy
Beau Silhouette
Royal Consort
Moonpath
Bahadur
Khartoum
Russian Boy
Midhurst
Bajardo
Orrong
Glenhuntly
Purple Prince
Neerim
Daksha Klutos
Bright Law
Kooyong
Zeattle
South Yarra
Our Title
Eclair
Ralton
Many Happy Returns of the Day for Mrs A Phillips
Friends of Mrs A Phillips of 7 Barkly Street celebrate her 90th birthday and wedding anniversary. Born in Stanley near Beechworth she spent her life in Genalla. Her late husband was a Victorian Railways driver on the Benalla to Melbourne express. She and her husband raised two sons and three daughters including Lucy Gordon Alma Eva and Rita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Phillips
Barkly Street
Stanley
Tar Beechworth
Genalla
Victorian Railways
Benalla
Melbourne
Lucy
Gordon
Gordon /Prahran), Alma (Mrs. T. J. Berry
Eva
H. L. Dowell
Coburg
Rita
D. C. Latch
Aaa
Popular Candidate Well Received At Benalla Launch
Mr Norman Jones chaired the meeting as M T Botuck claimed 30 years of service to electors and promoted Mr Bostock’s 14 months in Parliament. Bostock stressed loyalty to the policy of the Menzies Government, national security, inflation control through increased production, and closer industry cooperation while defending the wool tax as a temporary measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Jones
M T Botuck
Bostock
Benalla
Menzies
Bostook
Kora
Indo China
Tie Speaker
SeMvnie
Nils
Seven Teams Again In District League
Delegates from Swanpoul Gouri bat Winton Glenrowan Tatong Thoona and Benalla met at Memorial Hall. President Mr T Moore welcomed them and Tolmie’s request to join was refused due to travel concerns. Treasurer Mr O J Martin reported a credit of £13 9 5 and resignation of secretary Marvin. Moore was re elected president and officials finalized match umpiring with Wangaratta board for home games and admission set at 1/-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
O. J. Martin
Lux
Hall
Luis
T. Moore
Tom Moore
Sol Cocks
Marin
J. G. O'Shea
Wangaratta Board
Boweya Couple Welcomed Home After Marriage
More than 70 friends gathered on J. Clarke’s Boweya property to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fretwell after their wedding. The event, organized by Boweya Methodist Sunday School families and friends from Wangaratta and Oxley, featured readings, gifts, and a shared supper before the couple announced they will reside in Boweya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clarke
Boweya
Bert Fretwell
Wangaratta
Oxley
Fretwell
Wangaratta Base Hospital
R. Smith
Devenish
N. Stait
H. Ashley
Ashley
Ray Smith
Wid
Boweya Mothers' Club Euchre Farewell Event
The Boweya Mothers Club held a farewell euchre party at Boweya State School with winners Miss May Schrieber and My Hogsted. May Schrieber, moving to Wangaratta Base Hospital for nursing, received a watch inscription. J J Clarke and J O Donohue attended and praised her. A tasty supper followed as the party closed, with monthly gatherings planned through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boweys State School
Eacy
May Schrieb
Messra
J. Jamey
Amery
Betrygent
Cc. Derrick
Edna
C. Derrick
Bowoyy
May Schrieber
Wangaratta Base Hopital
J. J. Clarke
May
J. O'Donohue
Bowega
Tenny
Wateh
Mothers’ Club
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Glenhuntlyndicap
Taad
Victoria
Carnage
Aqua Regis
Sydney
Balton
Gay Saini
MR. W. D. Bostock
M.H.R
Communist Party
Labor
High Court
Labor Senate
J. A. Spicer
D. J. Dowling
General Carrier
Vic
Carrier Street
Senay
Senate
Mr J
Benalla Amated Athletic Club
Ron Rooth's
Regal Cinema
Gail Russell
Diana Lynn
Chas. Ruggles
Tokyo Joe
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