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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1951
Page
6
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The headmaster of Hien School is honored at a farewell gathering before promotion to a new position in Northcote. Local officials including Mayor Cr We Metall Bal and Education Council members attend, with apologies from several attendees. The mayor reflects on a century of government and education, noting challenges in accommodation and the tough conditions teachers faced.
Agents in conjunction with Tie Awe tratin Estates Co Ltd, Melbourne, reported a highly successful sale held on Wednesday December 12. About 6000 sheep were offered, with 6630 warded and 610 sold. Top prices included 7/16 for run tine and 6/9/10 for the 2100 First Crows ewes. Strong competition from local and outside buyers boosted values, with notable demand for First Border Marina cross and Corrindale lines.
Post offices suspend all money order services during holidays. Telegraph offices halt timely money orders. Sunday arrangements observed. most mail services suspended Wednesday December 28. Bralla post office opens 9 to 10 am for all classes except money orders. Most stores close by 10 am. First post delivery and letter clearance limited. December 31 mirrors December 26. January 1 1952 has limited service with no parcel delivery.
J. Redpath totalled 102.8 to win the back of the walk and top off the rifle at the Menalla Rifle Club shoot on Saturday. He hit all three ranges 300 800 and 600 with a bandcap aiding his sighting in choppy wind and varying light.
In a tribute from the town, praise is given to Mr Sutherland and Mrs Sutherland for their work in education and guidance. The Director of Education and administration hold them in high regard for their cooperative efforts, and the community notes the positive impact on pupils and staff.
Patrons and parents laud Mr Sutherland for kindness patience and guardianship of children at a Benalla gathering. Dr Harrison notes his gentle influence calms and protects, while Rotary and local clubs acknowledge his work. Kentmann presents European art craft in gratitude.
Courtesy and regard for the district and the board are expressed as Mr Sutherland steps down. The writer praises the school and the parental support for Benalla High School, noting the transition from Mr 3. Garon and the effort to keep the institution going.
The speech by Mr Sutherland expresses pride in Lomila and the countryside, hopes for smooth integration of New Australians and better cooperation with local people, and a wish to visit and remain connected with Benalla. Mr R Pace and Rev A McLean led the evening program, followed by supper and singing.
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