House for Musical Revue Delights Local Audience
Two popular local artists featured in the program with Tony Thornton on piano and Midolo as accompaniste performing Softly Awakes My Heart and Nevertheless. The benalla apex club president Robt Rumpa praised Bert Lightfoot and company for their producing quality and assistance while guests enjoyed supper after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Thornton
Midolo
Frank Young
Do Ellesard
Veni
Konig ‘Violini
Max Pennell
Beunny
Benalla
Missing Son Eric Morris Sought By Mother in Middle Park
Mrs A Morris of 19 Wright Street Middle Park appeals for information on her son Eric believed in the Benalla district and out of touch since last February. She asks anyone knowing his whereabouts to contact her or arrange for Eric to contact his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morris
Wright Street
Middle Park
Eric
Benalla District
Police Inquiries into Damage at Sewerage Works
At a Benalla Sewerage Authority meeting, Mr Rebbeoh reported vandalism at the works. Bullets shattered windows and a tank, the recorder was damaged and lights destroyed. The Mayor and officials urged public cooperation to prevent further acts and called for press help to ventilate the nuisance. Comr. Oliver described it as a real problem affecting farmers who protected tanks to deter vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benalla
Harrison
Oliver
Belle of the Ball named at convent season opener
The Past Pupils of F C J Con vent opened the season Friday night with Miss Joan Davis chosen as Belle of the Ball by judges Mr and Mrs Harry Stolz. Tomorrow night the annual ball features up to date attractions while Tuesday sees Stewarton host the first popular country ball with a Belle of the Ball chosen at each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C.J. Convent
Joan Davis
Harry Stolz
Star of the
5.E.C
Stewarton
Rental Offer Refused in Land Trust Dispute
A letter from B Treneury Brown and Son for the Water Trust states their client relied on an agreement to sell land at 3 percent of the land price. The Trust counters with a fixed amount and details ongoing negotiations, deposits, and plans to implement the prior decision to acquire the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Treneury Brown
Trust
Exton
Godfrey Sowart and
Vollettore
Mowins Gofrey Stewart and Co
Varity Sesson
Lin
Benalla Blood Bank Unit Faces Donor Shortfall
The Red Cross Blood Bank unit in Benalla reports a disappointing donor response at CW Hall this morning. Dr Milville and Miss Forrester oversee mobilization as staff aim to assemble a donor panel of 200 to 300, hoping sufficient donors arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crow Imlood Bank
Appey Lee
Benalla
Hospital Donation Drive Notice for Benalla and District
A community donation appeal invites residents to support Benalla and surrounding district. Call 777 to arrange contributions and acknowledge donors through the local hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Schday
Benalla
Traffic Buttons at Intersections Urged in City
A local resident faced charges after an incident at the Bridge and Blythe Streets intersection. Chief Hang suggested installing traffic buttons to improve safety in response to the plea from P. M. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vais Oven
Tig
Bridge and
Blythe Streets
Hang
P.M. Bell
Trafic
Aidan Rashons
Well Known Bridge Street Drapery Firm Sold to Melbourne Buyer
The well known Bridge Street drapery business has been purchased by a Melbourne group led by Mr Spitzer. The deal transfers ownership while Mr Spitzer retains the property's freehold. The new owners plan a major cooperative expansion that will affect the town and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studin’s
Bridge Bt
Melbourne
Bourke Street
Spitzer
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House For
Idal Noakst
Rou
Annie
Pavia
Era Ier
Sorraile
Warie
Rex Green
Tormert
Nutsiash
Eric MC
RAIS
Contr Oliver
Fawckner
Amour
F.C.J
Ball
Convent
Janice Renniesfower Iri
Tob McCabe
John Clancy
Ursula Mates
Frent Tow Pat Yan
Valerie McGill
Margaret Chiney
TJ Methneny
Bernadine Took -Iilower
Blood Bank
Noq
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