Four ball golf results and players listed in event
The fragment lists players and outcomes from a four ball golf event including MMetessard winning wig 2 up, Seley 4 down, and various pairs such as Lindsey M. Poyndess and G. Whytiaw. Other names include Nagle, M McDonald, G. Oliver, B J Roe, H E CDS, and A. Parker with references to multiple pairings. full results seen on page foil news.
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Mmetessard
Nagle
McDonald
G. Oliver
Seley
BJ. Roe
Dows
Cds
Utertsy
Lindsey
M. Poyndess
Ale G. Whytiaw
Thawpeons
Archer
G. Meywood
Cowan
A. Parker
Whitert
R. Ingham
Murray
Local Golf Associations Fall Matches Report
Frastpen records Roger Shepard as champion after defeating Gowan D in a close match at the event. Other results include McBabe, Baird, Cowan, and Sheppard advancing rounds, with several players noted in late rounds and standard prize context.
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Rwppard
Wioeiaten
Gowan D
Ardis McBabe
Mixa
Mims
Sheppard
Bese AG. Baird
M. Cowan
Mins
Sheppard St
Sheppard d
Board confirms changes and remarks on Greenwood resignation
Mansfield Board regrets Mr A A Greenwood's resignation due to private business pressure and notes Mr HH Breen steps in as secretary. New directors appointed include E R Cole T F Willaston C A Christopher N Fraser Q Haliben J M Conoley. chairman lauds Greenwood and Wormaley. Saturday medal results listed and umpires named for Waianaea North East League.
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A. A. Greenwood
HH. Breen
Greenwood
Reading
Tiwae
Prevent
Messrs
E.R. Cole
T. F. Willaston
C. A. Christopher
Meawra N. Fraser
Q. Halibén
R. Wormuley
J. M. Conoley
Mears P. B. South
C. N Coats
Wormaley
Fairy Lights and Belle of the Ball at S E C Ball
Fairy Lights twinkled across the S E C hall where Myrinda festooned with colored lights created a festive atmosphere. The highlight was the Belle of the Ball award won by Mrs Margaret Nicholson in a rose pink rose tulle gown, sash by S E C official, and an orchid presented by Mia Crivelli.
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Myrinda
Weidemann
Croke
Belle
Tre
Mins
Margaret Nicholson
Hospital Carnival Committee
St. G. Crivelli
S.E.C
E Galiney
Supper Secetary
Mtn
Crivelli
C Woolley
Summers
J. Mealy
Miss N. Vaughan
Miss M. Woolley
Simon
Bandmaster Resigns as Benalla Memorial Band Seeks Replacement
The Benalla Memorial Band invites applications for bandmaster after Mr J Hickey resigned at a Monday meeting. The president paid tribute to Hickey, noting it will be hard to fill the role, while extending good wishes to Mrs Mickey. A special Sunday band practice is announced with a photo session planned.
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Hickey
Mickey
Bandamen
Mickey Ms
Tee Mento
Sune
Special 3 Stamp Issue Highlights Australian Post Office
An unusual stamp item is offered at all Australian post offices. The release commemorates the centenary of a notable first issue from August 1854. The PMG department coordinated a display at a major philatelic exhibit in Paris to honor the historic black swan stamp.
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P.M.G
Paris
WiAs
Hospital Election Results Will Be Known on Saturday
Dr Joe Siddell, chairman of the Victoria Hospital Charities Commission, will lay the foundation stone for a new Nurses Home at 3 13 p m on Friday with town and district representatives invited. He will then tour the hospital and review progress on the new buildings.
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Outiiu
Pridsy Rilermen
Joe [Iildell
Rosiatuit Charities Commis of
Victoria
Nures
Benalla's Success In Top Town
Benalla's residents praised a strong showing in the Sub Top Town contest advancing to the final eight towns for a £1000 prize in aid of the Benalla and District Memorial Hospital. Auditions for the next round led by Mr W Flynn are set for August 9 and 10 at Benalla High School at 7 30 pm with invitations to all local artists. Further details and audition information are available from Mr maleain Nicholan president of the Carnival Committee.
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Benalla
Benalla and District Memorial Hospital
W. Flynn
Benalla High School
Psn
Dookie Cricket Club Elects Office Bearers at Memorial Hall
Over 20 members attended the annal meeting of the Dookie Cricket Club at Memorial Hall on Wednesday evening. The election results named Harker as president and Clark as secretary with Kingston as captain and Wall as vice captain for the A team. Harker and Smouth will lead the B team. The A team moves to A grade after winning the pennant last year, while the B team remains in C grade. Discussion covered planned new oval works and possible pick placements amid strong winds and rough conditions.
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Dookie Cricket Club
Memorial Hall
4. Harker
N. Clark
J. Kingston
K. Wall
J. Harker
W. Smouth
Stothtig
Correction of erroneous wartime death report for Mrs Alan Danger
A correction is issued regarding a misunderstanding about Mrs Alan Danger’s fall into a fire at her mother in law’s home on Drummond Street. It was incorrectly published that her husband died from a broken neck at Bandiana during the war years. The error is acknowledged and retracted.
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Alan Danger
Drummond Street
Bandiana
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Shire Mall
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