More Accommodation Imperative on School
A long letter from Dr. L. G. Anderson and borough representatives appeals to the Education Department over dilapidated school buildings in Benalla. They cite years of effort to improve school conditions, relocation to a church hall, and lack of permanent housing. The council votes to invite education department representatives and to press for a new building plan at the art school.
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Sec
of the East
L. G. Anderson
Lax
Yedale
Bolo
Fragmented Weather and Flood Turmoil Reported
Readable fragments describe a flood warning and road issues near Lins and Brennan's bridge. The text mentions waves, surface tracing, and a rupture with flood danger lingering after a long impact on the area. Anxious hours followed as efforts to recover continued.
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Lins
Brennan
Secretary’s £250 payment approved by council
The committee urged a £250 payment to secretary Mr Thwaiton for a large job. Dr Spitzer supported that the secretary deserved the full sum. The council carried the motion unanimously.
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Gr. Bay
Council
8. Thwaiton
Spitzer
Rubbish Tip Open Five Days to Ease Fire Risk
The council plans to keep the rubbish tip open for a full week from November 2 to 7 to curb fire hazards caused by dumped rubbish behind premises. Dr Say noted many cannot access during hours. the mayor urged all week operation. The town clerk said the move would relieve residents from carrying waste outside opening times.
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Lown
Breda
Dr. Say
Alte
Mr. D
Speel
Sayaml Mackenzie
Morntay
Pridiy
Commonstap
Ebay
Hospital Sunday plans amid donation drive details unclear
A fragmented report mentions Luton 3NE hosting Hospital Sunday with unclear figures and timelines. It notes a station event with donations from a Staats car and a mobile items drive, but most specifics are missing or garbled.
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Luton
Corgi
Staats
Improving Town Lighting Proposal Considered at Meeting
Ame Benalla presented plans to renew street lighting with sodium lamps and to seek council approval for a standard design. The Works Committee chair Gr W Ferguson reported the decision at Mon ing night meeting while Dr L Splieer proposed the installation concept.
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Benalla
Lasiow
Vietbo
Terry
Gr. W. Perguson
Andlumght
L. Splteer
Councillors Back Liquor Licence for Benalla Bowling Club
A full council session discussed granting a liquor licence to the Benalla Bowling Club. Proponents argued the licence would aid facilities and entertain visitors, while opponents warned of council sanction and pressure groups. The vote was held over pending full attendance.
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Fp, Harrison
Greens
Arundel
Mackenzie
Benalla
Wwgaraiin
Gr. Weidemann
Fei
Remembrance Day Service at Benalla
Remembrance Day observed in Benalla with residents and school children present. Mr W F Weeking read the commemorative prayer as wreaths were laid by local RSL, Shire Depot, Benalla High School and community groups.
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Benalla
Eltixens
School Chiletten
R&d
Las
RSL
Bergh
Shire DE Meret
Ducky
Women's Auxiliary
Sailors
Acer
Fino
Menai
St. Joseph'n Hehnel
Comevent F.cj
Police
Benally High Scheol
Benelis High School
We— Fore Club
Benalla Weest
Behcol
Bens Bowls Team Faces Mcorowa Challenge
Bens bowls side meets Mcorowa at CMorowa with a lineup including Palmer Gillman Dick Macklin Gitdiner Parc ker Webb Granam Beer New tis Kay Emergencies Greene wood Friser Tilingworth.
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Bens
Mcorowa
Cmorowa
Palmer
Gillman
Macklin
Gitdiner
Parcker
Webb
Granam
Beer
New
Tis
Kay
Emergencies
Greenewood
Friser
Tilingworth
Righty Stall Aids Benalla Hospital Auxiliary
A Friday stall by the Benalla Hospital Women's Auxiliary raised £33 2s 6d for hospital funds. Organisers reported strong support and praising the community effort at the event.
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Lie Benalla Hospital
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Con
Tirhen
Kelvinator
Essintt
Lough
Mar
Nunn Street
3Ne Hospital
Horowe
Bennis
Widemann
Easmell
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