San Domenico Selected for Newmarket Selections Hope Stakes
Racing notes list San Domenico and Kisals among contenders for the March meeting events with Potent rivals like Cromwell and Lord Tanti in the field. Details mention Bronton and Hydrogen in Leger stakes, plus Pure Fire in the Sires Produce Stakes. Council reports gas meter tampering and stolen items at the camping reserve, with leaks possibly from service connections.
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Chad Valley
Phoe
Pore Fire
Gheenie
Wild Berry
Delta
Grey Boots
Chatha
Sewmanket Haliicap
San Domenico
Kisals
Cromwell
March Stereple
Lord Tantii
Rowsfield
Nelangle
Bronton
Hydrogen
Lady Havers
LMS Andicap
Desert Breeze
Hardway
Beau Reverie
Atduesday
Wielm
Bennison
Gas Company
Ime
Llacning
Wancoratta
Council
Benalla Rifle Club Plans Ladies Day and Triangular Match
Benalla Hilde Club will hold a Ladies Day shoot after Easter with 22 rifles and a draw for shooter. Men will run a three-range event with a twist. A triangular teams match is planned with Woodonga and Rutherglen on their ranges following the prize meeting.
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Benalla Hilde Club
M Jorine
Cund
Whms
Wodonga
Rutherglen
Harvest Festival and Church Services in Benalla Area
Sunday church listings show services at St Columba and Benalla Methodist Church on March 16 1957 with times across multiple districts. Holy Communion at Baddaginnie and Bournbank services noted along with visiting preacher Rev BE K Ditterich and Rev E K Ditterich. visitors welcome.
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ST. Columb's
Johua
Greta
Sores
Glenrowan
E.P
Taminick
Benalla Methodist Church
Benalla
FP. G. Sanders
BE. K. Ditterich
Ditterich Bhournbank
Ditterteh
Tennis Tournament a Great Success at Melbourne Club
The Social Committee and club members celebrate a handsome sum raised by the tennis tournament. Trophies donated by local businesspeople accompanied the events. Results span Mixed Doubles, Handicap Doubles, and Men's Singles with semifinals set and current leaders advancing.
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Bush Fire Relef
Enera Uy
Hub Mee ci Mae Wee Er
G. Phin
Turday
C .Seers
Tucker
Miss E
Sanda
Mrs. Boyd
I. Watson
Milas J. Upton
Ame
Melbourne
CYMS Session Plans Fundraiser and Sports Meet
The Catholic Young Men's Society closed its last meeting with a plan to approach the Memorial Hall Committee about a Saturday night dance run by the boys and the Catholic Girls' Club to aid Bush Fire Relief. A sports meeting was announced to be held soon in Wangafuka with Bo Lalor tasked to investigate and report at the next Went meeting. Chairman O Loughlin urged members to attend and bring nonattendees.
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Catholic Young Men's Society
Memorial Hall
Wangafuka
Bo Lalor Wo
Jr. O'Loughlin
Benalla football notes and league changes
Hawthorn signs two ex Benalla stars Kevin Bond and Max Anderson while Benalla prepares for training with a Sunday working bee and new coach Reg Featherby. Kevin Gleeson moves to Rutherglen, and nine teams remain in the Benalla Tungamah League after recent withdrawals. Tolmie seeks league admission and Thoona considers appointing a coach amid growing prospects for the season.
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Benalla
Kevin Bond
Max Anderson
Hawthorn
Reg Featherby
Rutherglen
Kevin Gleeson
Mamfield P.O
Ruther Klen
Kevin
Housing promise for 25 Benalla commission homes approved
Dr. F. Cook MLA received approval from Minister Swinburne for the erection of 25 additional Commission homes in Benalla as soon as possible. The notice records swift action by housing authorities to expand local accommodation.
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F. Cook
Sear” i
AL Swinburne
MLC
Benalla
Arran Oro NG Ooo Honea Goog
Thoona Tennis Semi Finals At Boweya
Taminick defeated Goorambat East 13 sets 104 games to 2 sets 60 games and Thoona defeated Boweya 9 sets 0 games as semifinals. The Mt Bruno final on Saturday March 22 will feature Goorambat East versus Thoona with the winner advancing to face Tam injek in the grand final.
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Poyaden
S. Sheppard
Thoona
Boweya
Taminick
Goorimbat Eagst
Goorambat East
Mt. Bruno
Taminjek
Music for the People Sunday in Benalla Gardens
An orchestra of 34 instrumentalists under Dr. Herman Schildberger will perform at Music for the People in Benalla Gardens on Sunday. The State Service Concert Orchestra presents the concert, sponsored by the State Government and hospital carnival fund, starting at 2.45 pm near the Shire Hall.
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Herman Schildberger
National Opera
State Service
Benalla Gardens
Ithe Hospital
Westher
Shire
Uprooted Lamp Standard Hit By Car In Bridge Street
A lamp standard near the Gardens on Bridge Street was uprooted in the early hours of Monday last after a car driven by James Willan Thomas of 12 Benalla Street struck it. The driver escaped injury though the vehicle was damaged. Shooters Invited To Duck Shoot At Winton Dawn.
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Bridge Street
James Willan Thomas
Benalla Fitreet
Winton
Benalla council weighs extra funds for pool construction
Benalla Borough Council faces an additional £1209 to finish the pool project after an initial £1000 cost. Mr. Fawckner claims streams prank expenses, while the mayor and council consider financing options and potential grants from the Rivers and Streams fund.
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BF Lunderwrit
Benalla Borough
Fawckner
Rivers and Streams Fund
Apotas
Mccall
Say
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