Empire Day Celebrations Plan Aired By Council
The Minister for Education urged the Borough Council to partner with local schools for Empire Day on May 18. Council agreed to provide speakers from the schools and city officials to participate, with speeches to be delivered at Tucols High School and by Mayor Harrison among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucols
Fohomas
High School
Cr. Grubb
East
Cr. Harrison
Wester
W. Say
Violet Town Twins Spark Benalla Tungamah League
Violet Town Football Club claims two sets of twins on its team including Les and Stevenson as star players with new recruits Merv and Kevin ymes. The club challenges other teams in the Benalla Tungamah League to match this distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Town
Les
An Stevenson
Merv
Kevin
Benalla
Engin
Borough Council Debates Parking and By Law Adjustments
The mayor leads a council discussion revived from Public Works regarding a by law affecting parking areas in Gardena. Debate centers on permanent camping near CHCH and safety fencing along the arena while work contracts and by law compliance are reviewed.
Blind Concert Brings Novel Show to Istin Institute
A new blind concert is announced for Istin Company at the Shire Mill on Tuesday in June. Colleen Gani will headline with Perce Roberts, Shirley Broadway, John Kennedy, Ettie Peterson, Laurie Mack and the Broadways. Proceeds aid the Institute for blind babies and adults, supporting trades and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayireyer
Istin Company
Ben
Goorambat Schools Sports Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Goorambat Schools Sports Association met at State School on April 26 with Mr. West Meikle re-elected president and Mr. Jim Weston noting ongoing ties to sport. Mr. Geoff Marils re-elected secretary as officials and roles were named for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goorambat Schools’ Sports Association
West
Meikle
Ab Meikle
Jim Weston
Geoff Marils
Taemsett Stnels
Priday
Alfkee
M. Harnes
Westin
F Saunders
Reasurer
E. A. Cooper
J. Meikle
W. Peldumann
Davis
P. Davis
H. Hooper
J. Saunders
Remarkable Accident at S Bend Involving a Train
A motor car driven by Mr. Me Cutloch with his daughter Hanet collided with a goods train near S Bend. The car was pushed along the track about forty yards before the engine stopped, shielding the crossing as a Humber and barriers were cleared. The only damage to the car was a dented bonnet. all occupants escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ait
Ullwet
Hakirteh
Hanet
Mrn
MeCutloch
Benalla
Society to Increase Membership Fee in Northeast
A Northeast society plans to raise its annual membership fee to 1/6 from prior levels. The group adopted recommendations from the Societies' Association after a Friday meeting, proposing a uniform membership of 3M across all societies, and a two day show to support the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AI/i
Benalla Socity
KAZ
Vaedinivaton
Ehtuiinen Lid
Ds MemireLiay
Mudlelte
Wusvacatta
Shai
Pennington
Huttie
Cowan
N.E
Borough Brevities in Henalla Meeting Notes
The Henalla council meeting chaired by Mayor Ce. Marron discussed a 1991 food appliance regulations letter from the Department of Public Health and a regional committee nomination. It notes a survey, temporary living quarters approval for No. Kyninnt Street, and a retrospective wage adjustment request referred to the Finance Committee for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce. Marron
Ouher
Cre
Goulburn
TegArding Lheori
WY Muswane
Musca Oolve
Uiedwillra
Kyninnt Street
Trover
Paulin Om
Shire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pooaree Rearetteney
Iy McCartney
A. Dyall
Rying
Ray Williams Street
Wenabla
Genere Wean Ptarlons
Borough
Public Works
Lie Byelaw
Cousters
Gardena
Uwe Parks and Gardens
Atin
Uae
Gr Harr
Benson
Fee Brigade
Buen Ranett
Mylow Sivilal
Mepaigny
Royal Australian Navy
RAN
Combined Services
Benatle
Ferguson Salls
Onsen
Pein Menalla
Nalla West Motors
EARTH
Tne
ALL
S” Bend
Hie Rhine
Shepparton
Walt
Berry
Eeminernind
Eqiael
Serganised Vyceirettion
Waltman
Verve
Suntan Creek
Corre
Leaiun Wate
Sander
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!