60 000 Equipment Pool Build Up A Big Community Effort
Faulla's largest voluntary drive saw 3000 yards of earth moved at 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. by workers with bulldozers for an Olympic swimming pool project near the main bridge. The £60,000 venture, praised for its costless progress, featured praise for contractors and volunteers, highlighting the Apex Club and Criveill committee leadership.
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Myr
Criveill
Imaense Avheme
Exeeuy
Apex Club
Wratie Terrell
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A fragmentary OCR passage shows scattered names and words with no clear event or context. The readable parts include references to a health inspector and various likely proper nouns, but no coherent story or outcome to summarize.
House coach statement stirs supporters amid housing row
CorGrii e house coach statement supporters and public urged to back the club as the issue of accommodation and tenancy unfolds. J Baum and secretary Feathery discuss representation while Walker’s employers pledge housing help, and volunteers shift earthworks at the site amid preparations and protests.
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Staurrieri
Ae Reinesad
Teatheray
Tarsalen
Keri Walker
Walker
Howe
Memorable Monday Cricket Match At The Oval
A soaking outfield did not spoil a lively match between Manaheld District and Benalla Districts. Both sides held equal time, with one standout bowler delivering quick, accurate yorkers to keep spectators engaged.
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Benalla
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Tol
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Man Struck by Car in Bridge Street Saturday Night
Report describes a pedestrian collision on Bridge Street with the victim, identified as Man Hit by a car, taken to Wangara Mase Hospital for treatment of pelvis and other injuries. Driver remained at scene and cooperated with investigators. A separate note thanks volunteers for a community working bee led by Me. 1G. Crivelli.
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Bethuar
Physical Fitness a Must Coach Featherby Arrives in Benalla
Featherby arrived in Benalla and stresses the need for physical fitness and a focused coaching approach after a less successful season. He urges patience with players and emphasizes teaching combinations and skill development while minimizing injuries. The report notes prior local football activity and plans for practice sessions.
Ex-European Wrestling Champion Towler Recalled In Turbulent Career
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Chi Towler a former European wrestling champion, his volatile rise and fall in sport, alleged criminal associations, and a shift to football with Williamstown. The piece highlights Towler’s notoriety, audience reactions, and the era’s rough fight culture surrounding wrestling and Aussie rules football.
Massed Bands Torchlight Display Wins Local Admiration
The Massed Bands display organized by the Benalla Memorial Band drew a large crowd in fine Sunday weather. A tribute to fallen fellow bandmen followed a water accident on Thursday night as crowds gathered in the Gardens. The event featured performances by visiting bands and local contingents with a ceremonial welcome and praise for the volunteers and ladies’ auxiliary.
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Wade Town
Thissaday
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