15 Year-Old Boys Eligible for Naval Officers
Entry for Cadet Midshipmen Intermed Entry targets boys aged 15 born between October 1 1949 and December 31 1950. Candidates must be British subjects of European descent and pass a strict medal exam. Selected youths enter the Royal Australian Naval College in March or July 1951 and later train in the Royal Navy. Applications close December 31 1950.
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Royal Australian Naval Cottery
Varius
Royal Australian Naval College
England
Australia
Royal Australian Navy
Royal Navy
Navy
Navy Office
Melbourne
S.C
Ton Warieh 18 Football Head Meets Club Turmoil
Former Abarat footballer Tom Warren, now licensee of the Ton Warieh club, was elected president and urged unity. He backed extending the league’s footprint from City Oval to the secretary’s home, and committees were restructured with J Sawyer as non playing member. A finance committee was formed and a coach parade inquiry was sent.
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Ton Warieh
Abarat
Tom Warren
Warren
Bensient
Chi
C. D. Fitzgeral
Wlephore
City Oval
L. E. Bell
Panual
J. Sawyer
Wimmera Football League
Jack Blackman
Horsham
Butler 106 Not Out Tops YCW Scores In Win
Butler remained not out at 106 as Y.C.W forged a 45 run victory over the Methodist side. O'Callaghan excelled with five wickets, while O'Callaghan and O'Connor contributed useful late runs as Y.C.W defended 213 for five in the second innings and Methodists were bowled out.
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Y.C.M
J. Whitty
Bawards
Watts
Sullivan
B. Butler
W.o'connor
Edwards
P. O'Callaghan
Tippett
Milburn
Jack O'Connor
Wookey
Sutherland
B. O'Connor
Jones Elected Secretary of Stawell Club
Mr J J Jones becomes secretary after a special meeting of the Stawell club following five years as president of the Wimmera Football League. No clear word on whether he will retire as league president.
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J.J. Jones
Stawell
Staivet
Jones
Wimmer
College Secures First Innings Win Over Presbyterians
College won by 47 runs on the first innings at L A C, against the Presbyterians on Saturday. Learmonth led with 17, while J Lawson and J Gill dominated bowling, taking four and three wickets respectively. The Presbyterians were all out for 22 in the second innings after a 40-run first innings totals from Presbyterian.
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Y.C.W
Methodist-Y.c.w
Horshem High School
College
L.A.C
The
Presbyterians
Learmonth
Ti Wilde
Inntings
J. Lawson
J. Gill
D. Bilton
K. Murphy
J Young
D. Cornell
J. Wilde
R. Bier
R. Carine
J. Parfett
Surdries
Grant
Lawson
Wil
Bilton
Frazer
Lane
Powell
Francis
Rogerson Fechner
Sundries
Parfett
Tinker
Ticker
Murphy
McFarlane Cornell
Elder
Urine
Wilde
Sunires
Noradjura Wins at Central and Horsham Matches
Noradjura defeated Presbyterians in the Central Womens Tennis Association A grade clash scoring 7 rubbers 16 sets 116 games to 6 rubbers 18 sets 143 games. At Dimabond, Horsham beat Dimboola 21 sets 140 games to 6 sets 67 games. In B grade at Horsham Horsham defeated Quantong 1 sets 128 games to 10S
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Noradjuna
Hors Defeaten Quantong
Horsham
Horsham Wins B Grade Bowls Pennant
Horsham defeated Stawell at Horsham to win the B grade bowls pennant. With score cards not yet sent, Horsham bowling was secured outright by E. K. Hamilton and Cg Warrick.
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Horsham
Stawell
E. K. Hamilton
Cg Warrick
Nurses Raise £90 At Garden Party For Hospital Fund
Nurses at Wimmera Base Hospital Hor sham held a garden party raising 190 for the hospital building fund. The event featured streamers lights and varied entertainment by the Holy Harding Brothers of Wearshap and others. A supper and entertainment fare were provided with proceeds noted as £119 in part.
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Wimmera Base Hospital
Horsham
Hsly Hardinge Brothers
Vic
New York City
No One Touches This Machine At Duty Show Debut
An automatic pasteurizing machine claims to be the only of its kind, shown at the Duty Show in London. It uses an automatic control allowing the operator to trigger the process with a button, completing pasteurization by the time a bell rings. The firm touts fuel and labor savings and says it eliminates human error in hand-operated units, usable for water-jacketed steam heated pasteurizers.
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Clynygnn
London
Horsham Blues Move Into Tie For Southern Zone Lead
Horsham Blues defeat Stowell at Stawell on Saturday to level with Ararat at the top of the southern zone in the Wimmera Pennant. The two sides will contest the inter-zone final to decide the zone champion. Scores show Glatz Watts Melhorney Richards HOS 4 Wolfe Saunders Cummings Liddle Neil Wright Holmes Schultzies Brand Carine Sleep Ly Plastrier Linaker Aldte Thomson Henry Perry Nattraas De we Bevan Kingston Frost Ferrier.
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Horsham Blues
Stowell
Stawell
Horsham
Blues
Ararat
Wimmer
Wolfe
Saunders
Cummings
Liddlers
Neil
Wright
Holmes
Brand
Linaker
Aldte
Thomson
Henry
Perry
Nattraas
de We Bevan
Kingston
Frost
Item Ferrier
Horsham Angling Club Christmas Competition Winners
Avouteo anglers topped the Horsham Angling Club Christmas event at Natimu Lake on Saturday. W Aspinall won heaviest bag with 2 lb 2 oz and a ham prize. Ron Kay placed second with 3 lb 3 oz and a cake. G Hutchinson was third with 3 lb 9 oz and a Christmas cake. W Sanderson took fourth with 2 lb 13 oz and a Christmas pudding.
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Avouteo Angiers
Horsham Angling Club
Natimuk Lake
W. Aspinall
Ron Kay
G. Hutchinson
Rinsmann
W. Sanderson
Working bee at racecourse work party in progress
A fragmented report notes a working bee at a racecourse with volunteers from Ming club and Orshane Be assisting Brice with tasks around the site. The description is incomplete but indicates active labor on tiling or tilde-related work and collaboration among workers.
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Racecourse
Sant 1
Ming Club
Brice
Ex-Servicemen edge Blackheath in low-scoring cricket clash
G Exell top-scored with 98 for Blackheath Ex-Servicemen in a A grade match at Horone ice. Windsor led the attack taking 6 for 65 as Blackheath were dismissed for 185 after Ex-Servicemen posted 250 in their first innings. Don Maninger and Kerr among others added minor scores as the home side struggled to chase.
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G. Exell
Blackheath
Horone Ie
Windsor
Nnu
Eath
D. Chennery
Kerr
Foley
Don Maninger
A. Finch
J. Hinch
Goatley
Chennery
Bleep
T. Windsor
Young
G Exel
Goatfey
A. Hineh
D. Mariagor
Laharum and Drang South Draw In Poorly Formed Match
Laharum and Drung South played a drawn game on Saturday with top Laharum scoring J Carter 62 before dismissal. Gaimnen were Jase and Byrne. Drung’s I Miller made 23, bowled by F Clark who led with 3/8. Laharum declared with scores including W Miller 13 and F Coombe 52, while R Johns opened bowling, but the fragmentary text limits full reconstruction of lineups and totals.
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Laharum
Drang South
J. Carter
Sag i ‘Coombe
R. Johns
Gaimnen
Jase
Byrne
Bong South
Whe Mae
He Iwan Elean
F. Clark
Gures
Drung Wes I Miller
Miller
FR Shbels
L. Dueesny
J. Marahman
Caner F
Coombe
BE Johns
R. Carter
P. Coombe
R. Johna
Marek Sna W. Doline
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