Search for Player Specs After Eye Injury Stalls Match
The crowd at Taylors Lake witnessed a stoppage during the match against M4 Michwe n as Hatland suffered an eye injury. Medics checked the eye and the game paused while players awaited an update.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
1
The crowd at Taylors Lake witnessed a stoppage during the match against M4 Michwe n as Hatland suffered an eye injury. Medics checked the eye and the game paused while players awaited an update.
A rural deferment was granted for Mills amid farm duties and a 645 acre property. Testimony noted Mills helped his widowed mother run the farm for three years and could provide twelve months deferment, with 100 acres to be fallowed if needed. The case hinged on training eligibility and harvest timing.
Portuguese Consul Mr Brown discussed Premier McDonald’s claim that Victoria would gain if States regained taxing powers. He argued Federal income tax would prevail, with a 11d in the pound federal levy and 4d state levy, and that State parliaments bear responsibility for funding works. He urged a priority system favoring fewer, job-creating projects to sustain employment and national wealth.
Noel Cyril Newell a Sydney transport driver faced Horsham Court on charges of dangerous driving and driving with only one headlight. He was fined £10 for dangerous driving £5 for the light violation and ordered to pay £215 costs.
At a council meeting all members criticized the current grader’s performance after a demonstration on Kalkee Road. The shire seeks an exchange for an A D heavy grader while noting some reliability with the OB grader, and Tutt Bryant Pty Ltd guarantees repairs or replacements at no cost for faulty parts.
Celebrated singer Miss Victoria Anderson expected to arrive in Horsham today after returning from England. She is the daughter of Mrs. P. Anderson of the Commercial Hotel, Horsham.
Rosemary Teresa Einndhy, 20, of Ballarat, awarded £1500 in the Supreme Court for injuries from a car overturning after returning from a ball at the hill on May 5 last year. Grmhuon Witralty, driver of the other car, responsible for the accident, will pay the settlement.
On August 4 the secretary Mr Fr Morcom said the new kindergarten building in Horsham would be ready for use once completed. Officials expect facilities to be sufficient and not disrupt other work. The committee urged local support as costs will strain finances, with funds raised to cover maintenance and general expenses in the next financial year.
A Commonwealth Employment Commissioner stated no Navy National Service trainees would enter AU Usta in the Hornham region. He said country youths faced barriers to enlistment, the intake was small, and seaside youths were preferred for training.
The Australian Labor Party executive has chosen Rupanyup farmer Cyril Sudholz to contest the Wimmera seat in the next federal election. The seat is currently held by W R Lawrence MHR of the Liberal and Country Party. Sudholz has previously contested it.
A collision between a car and a truck on Mel Harps Street left Mr AL M Wand and a driver named Merc It BR injured. Ward was taken to a local hospital for treatment and later discharged.
Two Wimmera Football League players, J Wilson of Nhill and R Belvedes, will face charges heard by the Independent Tribunal in Wortham on Saturday night. The tribunal will meet in the Fine Hospital Hall at 7 p.m. for an incident report from the Nichville match.
Former Nors family councillor Mr Lb E Reid will run again in the new council elections likely in August. Insterin elections saw Rent fail to lose his nomination on firms. Three sitting colonel unnts will retire before this year’s elections Cra Dingess Dewline and F Taildig are eligible for re election.
Horsham residents would enjoy a half holiday on Thursday afternoon October 2 for the Horsham Show, officials said. Town Clerk Mr Walls noted the health holiday was to benefit the show.
The Longerenong Agricultural College opened a Public Questions Society at its inaugural meeting on Monday night. Attending were Mr W R Lawrance, Mr S F Brown of Horsham as chairman, and Mr R C New of the Advisory Committee of Agricultural Education. The society aims to let members ask important public questions and discuss them in debates during the year.
The secretary announces all 16 places in the flor dom Agricultural Bariety’s class are filled this year. Members note the workshop will feature the latest methods and demonstrations by key figures in the field.
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