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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
9
Jim Redpath won the Cock of the Walk with a 10.2 handicap and a 105 possible score at 500 yards, missing by one point. Attendance was high with five new members among the shooters. G Levy claimed the only oime of the day at this range.
The article describes a theft of a telephone last week and again on Saturday. A padlock was pried with wire to remove the set and resecured afterward, with a .22 caliber cartridge found nearby. A bat similar to an IRS tool was seen near the pits and a target frame damaged, as patrols searched the weekend scene for suspects.
Attendance over the last three years was noted as the best, with discussion on range issues and a Katandra Club reimbursement claim. The group planned spring pruning at Wangaratta, discussed building a new range, and honored ill member N Ellis with trophy presentations.
The industry markets healthful beverages and urges moderation. It aims to improve conditions for beer consumption to align with the preferences of grown up drinkers and responsible practices.
Readable text notes rain observations and a reference to a tent and vision, but missing clear subjects or actions. The fragment hints at weather or outdoor activity but no concrete event or entities to anchor a full summary.
Farmers warned it will take time to address an environmental health risk that could shorten the life of crops and affect local farming livelihoods.
The report notes Benalla Associates in the A Grade stroke event with multiple players including Mrs. Neil and Mrs. Baird. It mentions rounds and winners though the text is partially garbled. Mrs. Baird is identified as a contender with Armstrong noted among participants.
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