Ingleton Receives Warning From Central Wimmera Tribunal
IK Kalkee captain Ingleton was found guilty of striking Burns but given a warning by the Central Wimmera League tribunal. A four-match hearing could lead to a season-long disqualification if another guilty finding occurs. The tribunal, chaired by Pastor Fischer, heard testimony from Burns and others amid claims of coercion and unclear intent.
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Ingleton
Eisel
Oh Saunders
A. Ki Lore
Burns
Gorhe
Cinpine
Greene Meflendrie
Mini H
Horsham Charity Trot Meeting Held At Memorial Hall
Friday’s annual club meeting in Memorial Hall decided to promote Horsham charity work with a revised title for future meetings. The motion to lower membership fees to attract more members passed, and Mr Charles resignation was accepted. Mr T McGennisken was elected president amid a long roster of officers and committee members.
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Memorial Hall
T. McGennisken
Me. de Rose
Horsham
Eliha
Kelly
Wade
Vor Chaves
To McGennis Ben Omored
Ocbeirne
Charles
TO .McManus
Notice to Stop Fishing on the Wimmera River
The Chief Secretary Mr K Dodgehun issued a notice prohibiting fishing on the Wimmera River from September 1 to November 30 each year. The ban covers the river, its branches, and waters impounded by any upstream weir from the fenarit weir wall, per Director of Fisheries and Game Mr A D Butcher.
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K. Dodgehun
Wimmera
Director of Fisheries and Game
A. D. Butcher
Fenarit
NET 74 WINS MIXED FOURS AT Horsham Golf Club
The 18 hole mixed foursomes at Horsham Golf Club on Saturday saw A Lindsay and Mrs Wilon take top honors with 1 16 74. Forty eight pairs competed. Vice President Serge Dowling presented the winning pair with two cups donated by the Diggers golf day committee. Other scores included Mr and Mrs Bruce 8 101 25 75 and Mr and Mrs Warrick 98 18 79.
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Horsham Golf Club
A. Lindsay
Wilon
Serge Dowling
Diggers
Bruce
L. Johnson
Rich Taking Beds From Poor
Defending a means test plan, Sir Earle Page the Minister for Health accuses wealthy patients of occupying free hospital beds and making poorer patients pay for intermediate and private wards. The report notes controversy over public bed allocation and funding across hospital wards.
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Earle Page
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