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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1952
Page
4
Dr Gourley announced his retirement from the borough council. Officials and colleagues expressed regret and offered support as he departs after years of service. The mayor extended best wishes and thanked him for his contributions to the community.
Crb responds to a council request noting no decision yet on funding from the wealth Department for repairs to East Boundary Road between the abire and we borough front the Mame Figneau Loie. The council statement says they are communicating with the department regarding provision of funds for this section.
The council meeting on Monday heard several road requests including a gravel and cat trench repair from Lieswannico Plain to Michaud Hien Church of England Cr. Gola, and a boundary road west project. Officials noted poor conditions and potential grading over the route.
Aug 9 basketball finals summary shows team matchups and scores. Names like Carter and Pinal appear among players, with mentions of grade levels and teams, indicating a contest with a contested outcome and standings. The fragmentary text hints at class B and C distinctions and a Puirest opponent.
An incomplete clipping notes ordination to priesthood for Fr Laurie Cum with a service on the 27th. It mentions a sale and sea of details unclear due to damaged text but preserves the ceremony as performed by the bishop.
In the vital league match Mulwala hosts Benalla on a muddy Mulwala ground. Benalla edges Mulwala by two points after leading at halftime as Pommel and Jacobs-Williamson score four points with 16.7 percent while Burramgin, Violet Town and Goorambat show mixed form in the standings.
The council approved leave for health inspector Mr F Watson to attend the annual health inspectors conference in Melbourne during the week starting Monday September. Mr Noble Pennell shows progress toward recovery amid recent accident, with home recuperation noted after surgery.
Laurie Hussar heads Liston Stakes prospects with a bold bid and likely Cup run as top contenders. Diplomacy Diorama and Dip lomacy lead Chesterfield Handicap hints with other notable sprinters and contenders shaping the field at the meeting.
Benalla defeated Wanita in the North Eastern Golf Association final at Yarrawonga. A 38 hole stroke event determined eight players for match play for the trophy. Results include McKennie 76 and others. match play offs to be conducted over 18 holes with best rounds to be finished by August 24.
A test drive by a dealer representative demonstrates a new model with rear access and ample room for four passengers. The vehicle features hydraulic steering, strong acceleration, and a claimed 70 mph top speed with stable cornering.
Borough councillors decided on Monday evening to allow the town bus to park in the Ds stand outside Use ust Mercantile Land and Finance Co. office following complaints by Read and Brad that the bus rarely parked there due to private cars occupying the area.
Mrs Harri, vice-president, welcomed members and visitors including Deaconess Meryl Anney from North Melbourne and Mrs Jewell. Readings from a booklet were presented, readings conveyed, and various arrangements discussed for a future low tea meeting for delegates. Mrs Crocker was to present a musical item and a small trophy was awarded.
A letter from the SEC president states concerns about reduced funds for the Leiney Chip and Swine Baths Construction Committee benefiting from the recent ball. The Renaila Shire Council was presented the letter on Monday. Some statements in the letter were challenged as inaccurate by one committee.
Members cheer a new arena as flood damage is minimal and banks need leveling. A working bee is called for Sunday at 9 am with tools to level banks and lay water pipes. Funds are tight as work must finish. Also Benalla council discussed Bandaginnie water supply and asked state agencies to revisit the matter.
A fragmented local notice previews a town contest and voting event scheduled for tomorrow. It mentions names and places like Saintes and Benmediaie, with references to a prize and prior week activities and fundraising efforts.
Sunday in Ti Churches schedule lists multiple services across Benalla Yuri Mitta and St. Colone Districts with times including 8 pm and 11 am. The fragmentary text names Rev K piuerieh Molyulias and Mr Buuler and mentions Vip Toles and Mongaan South with scattered event notes.
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