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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1952
Page
1
In a local session Cr Cameron and Cust. approved a motion allowing a half holiday on August 28 for the Natalimuk show preparations. The Arapilen Sivire Downell and Matimak Arrivultuiial officials supported the measure as part of event arrangements.
Landowners vote to form a three area water committee to reconcile the Wonwondah, Bungalally, and Natimuk Arapiles channel districts. The group aims to secure a more flexible channel system and better storage capacity, with 35 attendees at Wonwondah North Hall approving the arrangement and roles.
Public comments from Victorian margarine manufacturers report higher demand for margarine at 2/7 per pound amid shortages and price shifts. grocers note strained supplies as buyers shift away from butter, with widespread industry debate on policy and vegetable oil use.
Aral timber carriers are banned from Lowe's road and Makes Feed routes in Ampires Shire from July 24 to October 31 after a council meeting following complaints about heavy loads on new roads. Shire President and engineers authorize travel permits where needed.
A garbled OCR reads of a local council session mentions traffic lights on Commerce Street. The document references a committee in relation to a project with a company and mentions potential spending or operation details.
The Phaven Phataan Hess has merentedd a lender of £1025 from Me Woollartan. The document notes a July date and plans for Moveedionterly construction with feral COMPANIes involved, detailing funding and stipulations.
A high school event shows Mor ee He Vietewion with a 6 4 performance dominating the field. The crowd roars as the lead changes hands, with top contenders like Dewa Bhed ton and Merde offering stiff challenge and close finishes.
The Camp Administrator for the Lord Mayor's Portsea Holiday Camp, Mr W A Brown, plans to attend a public meeting at Horsham Town Hall on Monday July 21. The article also notes a community gathering with varied local figures and attendees.
Dr. H. W. Wade warned of growing tensions as a water dispute pits ratepayers against property owners. The issue, described as a rate and pavers matter, prompted Wade to seek views at a weekend council session and set the stage for a Tuesday meeting to decide on remedies and responsibilities.
Major-General E C Fan Shawe, chief of UN, IN, Refugee mission UNRRA and RO in West Germany and Australia, appeals for funds to keep thousands of marriage-ridden refugees alive after July 31. The U.N. finance vote will peter out this month. The General Assembly.
Mr. Brodsky and President Ube attend a meeting on local job trends. The report notes mild unemployment concerns but emphasizes stable work by typical trades and ongoing industry activity in the city, with officials discussing policy and labor indicators.
A doctor warns youths have failing teeth and many wear dentures. The piece discusses dental health, the role of minerals and vitamins, and general care including water intake to restore dental health in the context of adolescence. The narrative mentions medullary development and national water reserve ideas in relation to oral care.
A Victorian era officials discuss delays in urgent bridge work due to pressure for more urgent jobs. The report notes the ongoing hold up and statements by Mr. Quail as authorities seek to proceed with planned construction despite delay.
The recreation-time dollon Park Finance Committee met Wednesday night to discuss financing options for the proposed pool improvements. Subsections will be brought to full voting at the July 1 Bol de Mark Committee meeting.
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