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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 20, 1954
Page
1
Mr W J Carlyle was appointed shire engineer by the Melbourne community Rennie Board at a shire council meeting on Monday. He will receive a wage of £1969 with an editorial £100 after 42 months of service following interviews with three applicants.
An article describes the IG expansion at Renold Chains. It notes plans for new water works, a novel design, and involvement by Julius and Waygood Melbourne with Mr J Wiluay Benalla as builder. It recalls a serious setback 18 months earlier and mentions resident management.
Cummins pleaded guilty to all charges. Melbourne barrister Mr G Hoy spoke for the inquiry board. Accused drugs were stored improperly and prescriptions not produced on demand. Several fines and costs were imposed for breaches under the customs and drug regulations.
A youth club plans a concert tomorrow featuring community performers. organizers urge turnout to support young artists and showcase local talent amid a friendly, civic gathering at the club venue.
Readers urged to support the Henalta team and coach Ben Win, noting that praise is due for winning an premiership and recognizing the coach's broader successes. The piece argues defeats reveal strengths and calls for unity around the team amid scrutiny.
The report details a car theft ring involving Edward Jestou and John Silver with a stolen ute from Newallin linked to a police pursuit near Shepparton. Turner, Mal liner, and Silver faced charges of larceny and property possession. outcomes include fines, imprisonment, and behaviour bonds, with dates cited around May 16 to May 17 and court appearances in Wagga and related locales.
Mrs Hise Emma Stole of 4 Currie Street Benalla dies at Benalla and District Hospital after long service as a social and church worker. Survived by two sons Reg and Ron and two daughters Muriel and Gweneth, with another daughter Elsie predeceased. Burial at Benalla cemetery after service at Holy Trinity Church. Local clergy and community figures attend and assist with funeral arrangements.
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