Benalla Band Named HQ for 59th Battalion
At a special Band meeting last Monday members voted to place the band between officers and band executives. The band was inspected and heard in several marches. Captain Gewart offered the band the option to be headquarters of the 6th Battalion Band if enough men enlisted for the 70 per cent of the war effort. The band aims to serve the country and improve music.
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E C Manager Fulfils His Bet
A wager from April between Mr A G Crivelli, manager of the Stats Rissirisitty Commission in the North East, and Mr W F Phillips of Benalla was fulfilled this week when about a dozen betties of porter arrived at Mr Phillips’s home and the bottles were borne by Crivelli. If schools are not connected the reciprocal arrangement will see Crivelli drink beer at Phillips's expense.
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Big carnival to open in gardens December 20
A large community effort in Wangaratta Benalla furloughs and public works aims to raise funds for the hospital. A carnival with two palais to run in the Gardens during the New Year period was proposed with bands, lodges in regalia and a procession. Donations from the Tennis Club and Gaiety are pledged. A volunteer roster will cover serving refreshments and ticket sales.
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Two high school teachers farewelled as Air Force joins noted
Two popular staff members, Mr Jeck Galvin and Mr Ken Bernier, left Benalla High School after many years to join the Air Force. The farewell at the school, led by headmaster Mr L. G. Gerson, honored their service and wished them success and safety. Senior staff and students shared memories, with gifts presented by prefects and the gymnastics club. The ceremony included songs and a school hymn as the pair prepared to report for duty.
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Helping the Wangaratta Hospital Appeal Meeting
The Hen a Patriotic committee plans a Monday shire hall meeting to discuss suspending December subscripts in favor of an appeal for Wangaratta Hospital. The panel notes local donors may continue weekly donations and urges public support for the December appeal and collection efforts.
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Haunting Melodies Atop Ragtime Point Picture Review
A nostalgic film feature highlights Abe Anders Ragtime Point with Ferlin melodies and a star studded cast. Ellen Drew Robert Pale Judith Barrett lead in Women Without Names, portraying a couple falsely accused of murder amid a high tension plot. Robert Florey directs the drama showcasing the era’s glamour and scandal.
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Cream Carting and Petrol Rationing Meeting Outcome
Group 4 met at Warigératia on Friday to debate petrol rationing for cream cartage to butter factories. They agreed that if the Commonwealth Government requires a seven percent reduction from last year's petrol use, factories must stick to the current plan. if petrol supplies are provided, they may support a modified plan aiming for a greater than seven percent reduction within the group.
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Benalla Croquet Club Afternoon Meeting Report
The Benalla Croquet Club hosted a Saturday afternoon session with mixed singles and doubles events. Players including Mire Pelendiy and Mire Tord competed in age and skill categories, while others withdrew or defaulted. The day featured several close matches and notable rallies before play concluded in the late afternoon.
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Goomalibee Upotipotpon Bush Fire Brigade Annual Meeting
The annual meeting at Goomalibee Hall on 18 November saw fair attendance. Mr M. O. Meadowe chaired, the balance sheet was presented, and officers including Mr A. Ballantine and Mr J Wilces were elected or affirmed. The brigade plans to engage with the Victorian Bush Fires Brigades Association.
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Licensing Prosecutions at Benalla Court of Petty Sessions
At yesterday's Benalla Court of Petty Sessions Sarah McBirt of the Victoria Hotel faced two Licensing Act breaches. The defendant pleaded guilty to both charges as KR P Levere appeared for the defense. McMillan prosecuted. Evidence supported the charges.
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