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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1952
Page
3
Tomorrow marks Horsham's first full scale working bee to prepare Alton Park for a proposed swimming pool. Local experts from Hor cam will supervise volunteers tackling ground work, with some men already giving up business time to help. If turnout is small, the effort may not reflect the thanks due to those aiding the project.
Fragmentary obituary note records deaths of several individuals including Margatire Cohes and Henry. The text shows partial names and dated events but lacks clear biographical details or context.
The Commonwealth Government defends its incentive budget amid prior criticism. The plan aims to boost the economy with tax and concession measures, reducing fear and uncertainty. Analysts say the budget could lay a stable base for business and workers, encouraging growth.
Fragmentary report lists multiple individuals and locations such as Ballarat Horsham St Helens and Kaniva. It mentions examinations and relief staff returning to Horsnam with upcoming two week relief work and personnel movements among local institutions.
Public thanks extend to Ministers' Fraternal musicians and Mr W Lawrence for Education Week’s success. Recognition goes to Horsham police Rotarians and local businesses for displays and resources. over 1500 children visited educational sites as Budget funds 15 587 000 for education with 2 100 000 for buildings.
Winners of o OO Mervin. hel ba the Da Pree Ree ee bobs Van Hees ESTE en. Meek and others appear in fragmented records from the event with unclear details.
A Brimpaen social event held by the Brimpaen Younger Set drew residents from Hersham and nearby areas. Music came from Brimpaen and Laharum orchestras. Mr G Vincent contributed notable items. Miss B Matthews named ballerina. Winners included Ray Hallam and A Heard, Monte Carlo, Zinnel and partner, and EL Polmer with Mie HL Griffithes.
Policy notes outline tax reductions and budget limits to support investment and reduce deficit risk. Government plans to avoid financing state works from Commonwealth revenues while preserving essential development. Tax concessions total about £49.57 million this year with varied effects on individuals, public, and private sectors. Medical benefits and repatriation costs are detailed for 1952-53 and beyond.
A former Horsham man James Taylor of Edithvale earned a souvenir medallion at the Horsham Agricultural Society event. The medallion, about the size of a crown, was finely engraved and linked to the Hornham and Wimmera District Pastoral and Agricultural Society’s show.
Parents visited Rupanyup State School and other local schools to view exhibits of work including knitting sewing and needlework. The program featured football clips games and a health and recreation camp theme with songs folk dancing verses and handkerchief dances performed by senior and junior students.
Multiple notices report deaths and funerals in the Wimmera region and Melbourne. Names include Mrs Isabella MacInnes age 94, Gilbert Alexander James Lane, and Mrs Besey mis entry with Church, cemetery services led by Rev P J Thomas. Coffin bearers and funeral arrangements listed. services at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church and Horsham Cemetery.
School children from Toolendd State School toured the Hor sham Police Station and Court House yesterday morning. They were taught court procedure by Clerk of Courts Mr. R Brown and addressed by Senior Constable K Brown on police duties and public cooperation.
Miss Joyce Peterson of Blackheath announced her engagement to Mr. Bob Wirth and was guest of honor at a Tuesday afternoon event hosted by Mrs. de Kerr. On arrival Ms Peterson and her mother received sprays. prizes were awarded to Mrs. Altmann and Miss Peterson. A linen supper cloth was presented by the Blackheath Ladies Guild.
Horsham City Library reports 170 books donated by 37 people in response to a donation appeal. Miss M. Hoskin notes most books are in good condition and welcomes further donations, including large contributions from one donor of about 40 books and from nonmembers.
A ball at Dooen Public Hall Tuesday featured a waltz contest won by Miss Pat McCourt and Mr M Tobin. Judge L Mre Nell of Horsham presided. A lucky spot dance was won by Mixx May Bodey and Athol Walls. A good crowd from Doven Horsham and surrounding districts attended to raise hall funds.
The principal of Longersnong Agricultural College Mr J Nattrana sustained a severe knee injury leaving the Hor sham Golf Club on Saturday night. He was admitted to Wimmera Base Hospital for knee surgery and his condition was described as satisfactory yesterday. He is likely to remain in hospital for several weeks.
Dr AL M L Corries formerly of Jepmrit is connected with the Medical Pract ice of Der. td. Senderson at 25 Roberts Avenue Horsham. The notice invites patients to consult.
An appeal to aid the widow and young family of late Fireman Eddie Bradford has opened, routed through Rupanyup Urban Fire Brigade from the Victorian Urban Fire Brigade Association. Bradford served eight years with Rupanyup and was known in Wimmera fire brigade and football circles. Donations may be left with the Rupanyup Fire Brigade Secretary.
Renowned vocal duo Mixa Victoria Anderson and Misa Viola Morria prepare a recital at Horsham Town Hall on Monday in September. The pair recently returned to Australia from a lengthy England tour and have given several Melbourne recitals, drawing favorable notices.
Five Horsham Rotary Club members attended the district annual conference in Victor Harbor South Australia. Attendees included President Elect J Wiunhi Dr Gr Forsyth Mr FC Brown Mrs Brown R C Newton and Mrs Newton Mr F Henstridge and Mrs Henstridge.
The marriage of Dinartan Dover, youngest daughter of Mrs Colyer Perstain, to Mie Cadver, son of Mr and Mrs Mitler, Riverside, will be celebrated at the Church of Christ Versi on Saturday August 2 with a reception to follow.
The display showcases the latest Spring and Summer attire inviting customers to inspect a range of frocks coats and accessories. E Finkemeye extends a cordial invitation to see the new season offerings and preview the appealing selections.
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