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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1952
Page
2
The column lists yesterday's selling prices for provisions in Horsham including butter and potatoes with per bushel rates. Following are death notices for Wolton Akison and other individuals with family references and bereavement cards mentioned.
In Victoria the Labor Party solidifies a working majority in the Assembly with hopes of electoral justice. Cain’s party faces pressure to address capital issues as Liberal and Country Party leaders grapple with stalled cohesion and potential shifts in allegiance ahead of any new elections.
A historical piece recalls Agnew Wak Doin and other figures at Scoth Heighton Buetion, Korong Station, and Morahay, detailing races and owners like Mr Ham Carter and Mr William McCliniock. It notes Agnew’s 70 year career, his home on John Street, and his death at 701 Horahuya Street.
The Ararat district hospital hosts a graduation tomorrow with Dr G J Hurfey delivering the address. Representatives from the Wimmera Base-Basph committee will attend alongside Hoopitatn aid and Choritier Comedian.
A Saturday night gathering at the home of Mr W J MibW and Mrs Mibur honored a notable win. The hosts greeted friends as the poll’s outcome became known and Mr Mibun received warm congratulations.
A fragmentary wedding notice describes a ceremony with white streamers and a two tier cake. Mrs W. Counine served as matron of honor and Mr Brunk Anton as bentman. Toasts honored the couple and guests, with Mrs Haebock and Miss Joyce Anton named among attendees.
Fragmentary social notes describe a wedding with numerous attendees and detailed attire. Names like Beverley Betula and Reynolds appear among guests, with mentions of gowns, fabrics, embroidery, veiling, and the procession setting. The garb and ceremonial aspects reflect period fashion and customs, though many phrases are garbled.
A motion at the meeting of the hospital management committee reveals the director of training Mrs W Harcourt- Baird will interview hospital staff about administration and advanced training methods. The manager secretary Mr W Shoebridge notes the director will meet next Monday to discuss reforms.
A long-serving matron, recognized for 22 years at the hospital, will retire in three months. Tributes praised her dedication, detailing duties from hospital superintendent to housekeeper and her role in training and patient care.
Garamuman writes that a time remains for Yuletide at Williams Base Memorial where patients will spend Christmas in the hospital. The hospital management committee seeks local help to brighten the season and organize a festive program for residents of Morham and district, with community members urged to contribute.
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Weekend event leads to multiple local residents admitted to Wim neta Bue Hasnital for observation and treatment. Names include Mir PA. Kea ing from Clark Street and several others from Marsham district, Edenhope, Murtoa, Grenkadnionk, and adjacent areas. Authorities report non life threatening injuries and ongoing medical care.
A street stall raised £50 for charity with competitions and a sale run by the Rupanrup RSK and A Motus Axwelation. Notable participants included Mr Queen Mrs Leese and Max Tywaters, who helped organize and run the event amid local support.
An item notes a twin coming of age celebration at Minimay for Clare Chanon and Mai Margaret Chaton, daughters of Mr and Mrs W. Clustun. The event included a happy evening with dancing and tributes to popular guests, with attendees from Kybybolite and surrounding areas.
The Stawell Choral Society presented a festive December program at the club night with the Warrdcknabent Landen Choir unable to perform. The evening featured piano solos, light vocal items, and selections including Humble Dawn, Wedding Day, and Coventry Carol, with performances by Evelyn Earlen and the High School chorus conducted by Mr. Jobe Colina nang, concluding with a reworked Trial by Jury segment from the operetta.
In Horshant tram Thursday weekend events recorded wind and rain sport. The tally notes 2,075 points for the year, surpassing the 20084 point previous record. Maxiemin with pitannium Uwinpormturos led Friday with 64 and 19, while Ruindays posted 64 and 47.
The manager and committee chair urge members to attend the graduation ceremony in Borbl Lawn Hall with guest speaker Mr. How, secretary of the district, noted as a key administrator.
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