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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1953
Page
10
Reports indicate 11 000 cattle on affected properties in New South Wales with quarantine measures strictly enforced. Acknowledgement of 16 iew outbreaks and the transfer of cattle from quarantine zones to prevent further spread, amid efforts to contain the infected herds near Wodonga and New South Wales markets.
The council discussed ways to brighten the town and improve safety at Monday’s meeting. Officials debated funding, maintenance, and equipment to support future upgrades, with notes on timing and responsible departments.
Coroner reports a death after a train collision involving a Spirit Line truck driver yesterday. Authorities say the incident occurred near the Riverside yards with only minor injuries to bystanders noted and the driver taken for examination.
A local Coronation Ball event will be broadcast on 35R. Ball selection and proceeds are managed by Baising Pool MA and Beles Bale Supports. Mr rd Wieneman and Mr P Ward serve as secretary and coordinators for Miss dentis.
Victorian rail authorities say faster express services for Albury Ballarat and Bendigo routes will be delayed until new locomotives arrive. Chief railway commissioner states that country trains will not be upgraded until main line orders are fulfilled and current locomotives are in service.
An enthusiastic gathering between Elu and local farmers near the school lands, about 20 acres, featured plots run by the club. Students serenaded the event and showcased demonstrations to spark interest in agriculture, with Stoneham noting continued access to expert advice and college support.
The report lists scores and results for Walker's teams and memorial bands, with ties and unfinished cards. It notes matches yet to be played and upcoming dates for various grades and venues including Warrenbayne, Benalla, Corowa, and Glowing Centre, with figures such as Benalla 11.0 and Corowa 16.15.
Fragmentary OCR outlines matchups among teams such as Memorial Band Walker s Blue and Bade Warrenbayne with various pairings and color codes. The text lists several adjacent entries like Batdaginnie and VP Walker s Blue A Reserve, but key names and results remain unclear.
Balcony reservations for the CWA debutante ball on July 3 are now available. Contact Nunn Street, Aa Srna 3 to secure seats as a large crowd is expected.
Victorian dairy industry officials warn of a steady decline in milk quality over recent years. In the 1962-63 period producers submitted 146,225 boxes of all grades to Commonwealth grading, with 49.48 percent graded choicest. The Commonwealth submitted 1 100 756 boxes for grading, with 40.91 percent graded choicest. Officials urge remedial action to prevent further deterioration and protect market position.
The CWA branch held its third birthday at the Goorambat hall despite wet weather. Mrs Gardiner of Benalla sang, Mrs J Sharp won a competition prize, and a four member one act play impressed the audience. Tea and birthday wishes followed as members recalled past events and presented speeches.
A scrambled OCR note describes appointments to a royal committee and plans for a carnival during a royal visit to a city. It mentions figures and events with unclear phrasing but indicates official duties and community activities surrounding the Queen's visit. Names and exact dates are partially legible but context suggests formal duties and local festivities.
Tomkina Parade Bros announce portable electric welding mant available for urgent mechanical, electrical, and plumbing works. Local engineers offer rapid service for MePale installations and repairs.
Town notes show Tolmie buoyant in title race with strong form. Glenrowan, Goorambat and Thoona in tight matchups amid poor conditions. Debates on All Blacks and Swanpool, North Wangaratta looming rivals. Devenish, Winton and Tolmie expected to press as round matches near decisions.
A dense prelude of players and pairings marks the Benalla Golf event with multiple groups listed, including Wilkinson, Stephens, McKenaie, Whitfort, Kielman, Archer, Clarke, Sayers, Benjamin, and many others. The draft rounds span late morning to early afternoon with start times noted and a medal award referenced, as players advance toward the 25th Champion title under the event’s established format.
A committee thanks all who helped make the Past Pupil Ball a success. Signed SIMKIN Hon Secretary.
Ronald Storer James a well known Benalla businessman died suddenly on Saturday at age 42. Born at Junee NSW, he served in World War II with the 6th Australian Cavalry Division before discharge. He moved to Euroa, then Benalla, and co owned a building supplies firm. He was active in Rotary and Masonite, married to Olive of Iberalla, and left a widow with two children. The funeral was held in Sydney at Crematorium. service led by Rev. Efces.
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