Wilby and Lindholm face opponents in Lake Rowan district match
Lake Rowan and District Geer Association notes a county cricket day with Wilby, Lindholm, Hargreaves, Beattie and Nicol among batters and bowlers. Scores show Wilby and Lindholm dismissed, Beattie and Nicol leading bowling for their sides. detailed sundries and umpire marks recorded.
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Lake Rowan and District Geer Association
Thoona v. Wilby
Wilby
Hammond
Lindholm
Hargreaves
C Walker
Willet
Nicol Irvine
Walker
Beatie
Beattie
Bond
K. Nicol
R. Puscholm
R. Beattie
St James hosts Lake Rowan cricket match debuting new Malthold ickeL
St James Cricket Club welcomed Lake Rowan on Saturday as the home side used the new Malthold ickeL batsman aid for the first time in league play. Scores and detailed figures were not provided in the readable text.
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St. James
Lake Rowan
Sat- Y
Drunken Driving Leads to Fines and Licence Check
In Wangaratta an accused driver, John Kitchener Foulkes, was fined £15 with £2/2 costs after driving under liquor influence and had his licence cancelled. The court noted rising penalties for such offences. The incident followed a January 27 collision on Oxley Flats road near Milawa, where Foulkes appeared intoxicated and his offside wheel was on the wrong side of the road.
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Bell
John Kitchener Foulkes
Mackay
Wangaratta
Foulkes
Udaeu
William George Jusl
Soldior
Tao P.m
Oxley Flats
Milawa
Coar
M. Rohan
Poulkes
Pensions fall behind basic wage as pensioners plead for increase
At a Victorian Division executive council meeting, Mr. Cremean MP urged raising pensions to 40 per cent of the basic wage, noting the 7/6 uplift fails to match living costs. He argued many have worked lifelong and saved little, needing real justice rather than gifts. He backed invalid pensions for all unable to work from age 16. Rent and living costs, including medicine, push pensioners toward poverty as discussion on cost of living adjustments continues.
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Emecuive
Aksucmallion
Orage
Aremean
Mr. W. Higgins
Higgins
Dads Association Plans Meetings and Fund Drives
Subscriptions for Ivo are flowing in as Dads aim to cover six suits this year. Country members pay Horace Richardson for receipts and badges for 1951. Outings planned to Goorambat Swanpool and Lake Rowan with a March visit to Goorambat. Korea Comforts Fund to run six months with review. Donations go to Salvation Army Hed Shield Service. Women’s Auxiliary set to elect officers next Thursday February 15 at 2 45 p m Walker's Sports Store study attendees urged. Central Council of the Women's Auxiliary now recognized by the Dads State Council to foster cooperation.
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Goorambat
Swanpool
Lake Rowan
Korea Comforts
Salvation Army
Walker's
N E Christian Endeavour Rally Highlights Weekend Gatherings
Members of the State C E Union joined services at Euroa and Benalla Methodist Churches on Sunday. Pastor G Grainger of Williamstown Church of Christ led the rally as State President and spoke on Witnessing with the Holy Spirit. A. Haskell led song, a basket tea followed with testimonies, and an open air park meeting featured Pastor Ashley of Oxley.
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Euroa
Benalla
G. Grainger
Williamstown Church of Christ
Grainger
A. Haskell
C.E
Pastor Ashley
Oxley
E. Stewart
L. Withers
Spoltel
Hr A. Pisher
Yarrawonga Names New Shire Engineer Mr Whitmore
Mr T P Whitmore, a C R E staff engineer at Benalla, is announced as the new Shire Engineer for Yarrawonga. He will leave Bealla on Friday February 16 and will also serve as consulting engineer to Wangaratta Borough. He previously held the Shire Engineer post at Mansfield.
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C.R.E
Benalla
Yarrawonga
Bealla
Whitmore
Isu
Wangaratta
Mansfield
Two Bequests Strengthen Benalla Memorial Hospital
The Benalla and District Memorial Hospital received two bequests adding £500 from the Herbert Gregerson estate and £100 from the Joseph Cooper estate. The gifts were reported to the hospital committee by F Trenerry Brown and Son solicitors last week.
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Benalla Memorial Hospital
Benalla and District Memorial Hospital
Herbert Gregerson
Joseph Cooper
Messrs. F. Trenerry Brown
Cost Basis Debated for Rural Awards System
The Wingaraita Town Hall committee urged a uniform cost basis and equal representation on wages boards for primary production. Dr. J. Warner of Beechworth and President P. G. Weston argued against separate specialised awards, warning fixed hours would raise costs and reduce output while farm sectors face passing wage increases to consumers. The group plans Melbourne discussions and seeks a universal award covering primary production on par with secondary industry.
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Co. J. Warner
Beechworth
A.P.P.U
Wxxecuuve
P. G. Weston
Brignt
Weston
Nakervis
Warner
A. Lewis
Melbourne
District Wool Sales Report from Melbourne District
District wool sales at Younghusband Lu Melbourne offered 6000 sales on January 23. Among district offerings Tallarook 262 and other lots were listed in the sale report.
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Younghusband Lu
Melbourne
Teport
Tallarook
Honor to Former C.P. President at Benalla meeting
At the Benalla branch annual meeting held at Memorial Mall, former C.P. president and secretary S. B. Mellor was honoured with a fountain pen. Speaker F. A. Cook praised Mellor’s long service and dual role last year, while Dr. H. A. Wallace cited his practical interest and fearless stance. Mellor thanked the branch, recalling C.P. roots in the Farmers' Union and urging continued support from district members despite his move to the city.
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C.P
Memorial Mall
S. B. Mellor
Melbourne
F. A. Cook
M.L.A
Mellor
N Nmber
CG Lp
H. A. Wallace
Saide
Methodist Choirs Resume Work at Benalla Church
After holidays the Children's and Senior Choirs restart at Benalla Methodist Church with Mrs Mervyn Poysden directing morning sessions and Mr Hubert Gibbs at night. New members welcome and Sunday School plans discussed. Harvest festival services at Benalla and Lury raise funds for charities and Parsonage debt. Fern Hills Church progress fuels support for re-erecting Goomalibea Church with Mr Pred Muller as trust secretary.
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Mervyn Poysden
Jack Sherwill
Lury
Fern Hills Church
Goomalibea
Pred Muller
Popular Footballer Leaves Goorambat for Shepparton Area
Lewis James, a long celebrated footballer in the Benalla and District League, departs Goorambat with his wife to settle on a new property two miles from Shepparton. Known for skill and fair play, he has been an idol to locals for years.
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Lewis James
Benalla
Lewis
Shepparton
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