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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1950
Page
8
The piece surveys public reaction to a new state government noting stability after turmoil. It praises the Country Party for wartime leadership and cooperation with Labor and Liberals, while criticizing press campaigns and partisan tactics. It mentions electoral strategy, unity amid criticism, and lingering questions about party alignment and governance.
A local football recap notes Horsham achieved a strong victory with a decisive score against Minyip. Despite conflicting reports, the Horsham team dominated the field, while Minyip faced a tougher challenge and fell short.
The school thanks Hornham residents and past students for help with its history book. It seeks old photographs and written material, especially for key periods, and invites local historians to contribute. The project aims to complete the publication despite funding and material gaps.
A Times telephone message from Mr. Cram cites dishonest ticket sellers at football matches. He says offending clubs were notified and urged to take proper action, with gates and ticket offices under scrutiny. He calls for honest officials to enforce league rules and for public reports of irregularities to league secretaries.
Arapiles Shire Council discussed Jimmera Regional Committee proposals to raise educational standards. Three public meetings may be held in North Wonwondah Natimak and Noradjuka to gauge community opinion after a survey delay.
An appointment marks a shift in leadership as a new chair takes the helm of the Rural Fire Authority. The incoming official previously served as a volunteer firefighter and heads toward a prioritizing reform and stronger community safety initiatives.
The prem. Trophy donated by Mr S Ho Metters for the annual Central Wimmera Football League competition is on display in the window of Mr Chan Kruger's Red Cherry career. The trophy features an eight silver cap and is engraved for the winner, aiming to be won five times before any club gains permanent fame. Mi will attend the Natimuk Gorok match on Saturday as the guest of the Central Wimmera Football League.
Five families and eight travelers aided during the year by the society were announced at the annual meeting. Election of officers featured a new president and vice president, with others elected to seats in the organization.
Horsham teams defeated Stawell schools in a meet at Merbein on Friday. Lane Harahan led the events with top times and field marks, while Miller and Keath contributed strong performances for Horsham.
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