Ency House Keeper Service Discussed by Councillors
The article notes municipal bodies recognised as responsible sought advice from Dr. A Gourley and suggested Constance Duncan and Dr. Barbara Meredith, Director of Infant Welfare in Victoria. Councillors agreed with the proposals to adapt the service based on informed guidance.
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Ment
A. Gourley
Constance Duncan
Barbara Meredith
Victoriar
London Mayor Denys Loman Arrives in Aun
The mayor of London Denys Loman arrives in Aun amid tense relations with British nations. Authorities emphasize unity and readiness as global tensions rise around the region.
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Denys Loman
London
Aun
Sever
Fragmented OCR Notice From City Property Sale
Fragments describe a property sale notice with references to streets such as McKean Street and Beale, location cues, dates, and names amid incomplete OCR text. The readable items imply a public notice of sales or property actions with unclear exact entities.
Benalla Shire Council declines action on Emergency Service
The Benalla Shire Council decided not to act on establishing an Emergency service after receiving a Health Department letter. The letter says the Government plans to extend the service to aid mothers during emergencies from confinement and has increased subsidies, offering four fifths of operating costs and an annual £50 grant for admin expenses.
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Benalla
Department of Health
Mast Aw Aus
Sso
Council Sets Sept Vaccination Schedule and Outreach
The health inspector reports few vaccination consent forms received and a closing date will be set to allow final arrangements. The council plans to publicize the rise of smallpox and its spread and seeks headmaster cooperation to extend efforts.
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Baing
Mat
Road repairs approved for Benalla Shire access
Benalla Shire Council meeting discussed repairing the road from the Benalla road to the home of Mr T F O Shanasay of Bungeet. The road was described as practically impassable with gravelling and forming urgently needed. An application for a grant was lodged and the engineer Mr Anderson indicated the road’s poor state. Repairs to begin as soon as possible pending grant outcome.
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Benalla
T. F. O’shanass
Bungeet
O'Bhanasay
Waa
PJ. Wiedemann
Anderson
Snd
Shire Offices Consider Clerical Help and Overtime Costs
The council reviews wage requests and overtime for staff at Shire Offices. Miss Smith resigns and advertising increases to attract clerical help for the engineer while delaying decisions about filling the former typist position. A committee of Crcrilly Wallace MacGregor Wiedemann Martin and the secretary was appointed to report back.
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Imst
Mixy Smith
Maren
Miss Smith
Couneil
Cracrilly
Wallace
MacGregor
Wiedemann
Martin
Tto
Benalla Shire to Host Septic Tank Inspection Visit
At a Monday meeting the Benalla shire Council agreed to have an inspector stay for at least one day. A letter from the Department of Health cited a lack of engineers. Mr Morrish will oversee the next sewerage plant inspections in Benalla and travel to Glenrowan Goorambat Devenish Maddingley Maddaginnie with engineer Mr Anderson noting current constraints.
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Benalla
Benallashire
Tais
Department of Health
Tiny
Morrish
Glenrowan
Goorambat
Devenish
Golden Vale Golf Club Monthly Medal Winners Name Names
Golden Vale members played an 18 hole month medal event on Saturday. F Mush RB McNamara was runner up with Whitford in third. Final rounds and match play were scheduled for Sunday with 36 holes to decide the title.
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Golden Vale
Naturtay
F Mush
McNamare
Whilord Gite Whitford
Hi Uueregate
Bien Hh
Woods
Wy Mills
Thier
Lradins
Whittard
Peer, al
Croley
Dragendale
Hi & Sonne
Phorntourn
Teitlains
O'Donnell
Crookford
BOCHY
Othee Tendins
Mullins
Dow
Rex Saturny
Webraal
Polio Prevention Advice Triggers Policy Debate
Clary told Bepalle Bhire councilors on Monday that a Chinese doctor recommended glycerine in children's nostrils as a polio preventive. He said polio was very rife in the district and urged parents to try this simple remedy.
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Clary
Bepalle Bhire
Benalla Railways Carpet Bowls opens 1951 season
Opening night for the Benalla Railways Carpet Bowls Association kicks off the 1951 season after poor weather cleared. Twenty six players registered with teams Loco No 1 Loco No 2 RRR Tra tic and RR Rev born. results show RRR defeated Loco No 2 and Loco No 2 beat Loco No 1.
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Benalla
Snessociation
Loco
Tratic Rune
Railway
Miieam
Trattic
RRR
Loy
Yam
Oilers
Fianmore
Pratt
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