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Film goers in Park Dane enjoy Tah Theatre's lineup with Michael Willing and Eileen Crime Anon Neagle in a complex plot of schemes and marriages.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1950
Page
6
Film goers in Park Dane enjoy Tah Theatre's lineup with Michael Willing and Eileen Crime Anon Neagle in a complex plot of schemes and marriages.
The City Council heard on Tuesday from Mr. W. R. Lawrence that a hostel for British migrants and their wives will not be established in Hor sham but a British migrants hostel may be built elsewhere. Mayor Dr. J. T. Bennett said the project depends on the city’s ability to absorb the skilled migrant Taber.
Officials discuss proposed trucking yards for a new saleyards project in Horsham with government input on site at Anderson Street. Council resists residential-area yards while seeking department cooperation on a suitable site and funding.
Horsham football officials say the bell at City Oval is loud enough and there is no need to replace it with a siren. Warracknabeal already uses a siren at Anzac Park, but locals note the Horsham bell remains effective.
More than £54 was raised at the Cheer Club ball in Hor sbuum Town Hall on Monday night. About 100 attended. MC was Mr E Francis and music by Nitchke's Orchestra. The mayor Dr T I Bennett and others spoke on the hospital work. Pauline Waack was belle of the ball. Decorations by Mrs R Dixon. supper prepared by club members.
When Horsham City Council plans its next year estimates it will consider a footpath programme. The decision was made at Tuesday night’s meeting with Dr Reid noting non delivery of meat and bread makes walking to shops necessary.
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