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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1950
Page
3
A man named Robert Veil of Jeparit sustained a splinter over an inch long in his finger when a lockpiece whipped from a padlock he was carrying near Maven. He was taken to hospital soon after the incident.
The producer rejects frills and long intervals, arguing that cinema and modern dress versions dull the routine theater experience. He favors brisk pacing, vivid color, and audience engagement over scholarly study, planning a lively presentation of Petruchio in the McMaster season at Cummings' Star Library.
The Horsham Agricultural Society will run wool class at Gordon Institute of Technology Geelong in conjunction with the institute. Mr G W McDonald will instruct. Classes have run for several years, paused during the war, with activities resuming now. Prospective students are reminded to submit their applications before the end of the month.
The Horsham Salvation Army Women's Home Teague has won the divisional Home League efficiency shield for the first time. Officers note extensive work by branches across the Wester n Victorian Division from Kaniva to Mortlake and Casterton, with Horsham set to receive the shield in a forthcoming presentation by divisional officials.
Lawrence M.H.R. said Australia’s government shift to aid Britain in Malaya is a self defence step. He noted air transport units and South East Asia’s stability hinge on Australia and Britain countering aggression, with Malaya a pivotal defence point amid regional upheavals.
Zone 7 of the Horshauy Progress Association seeks funds to develop a children's playground at the southern end of Gurenin Street. The plan includes swings, seesaws, a court, wicket fencing, and safety features. Committee hopes to raise about $1,000 from households in the zone.
A survey between the railway station and Wilson Street on Saturday at 7 30 am recorded 34 stray dogs roaming the streets. The report notes dogs near a cottage farm and an incident where a dog attacked sheep, as owners could not afford to guard them.
Archdeacon J Best retires after decades in the ministry with a Wednesday farewell in the diocese. Witnesses included Bishop W Johnson and Canon Pettell. The service at Christ Church featured reflections on the archdeacon’s long service and future emeritus role.
The Wicumera Base Hospital Management Committee raised concern over the public telephone booth at the facility during a Weadis meeting. The discussion covered theft risks, vandalism, and the need for a replacement or relocation, with officials noting previous issues and potential solutions.
A noisy community event raised about £25 for a local kindergarten. Mr Kay Buckles led games as hundreds of children attended the party at the Mirseie Mall, with Rhys Tukess and A Mbeany assisting in the activities and prize offerings.
A meeting of the Horsham society featured life member recognition and a plan to purchase insigne badges. Three life members were named D L Boder, Ni Taare nel CAL Tevitake, and William Gall, with Wilfian Gall appointed to a new position.
A collision near Hamilton involving a motorcyclist and a truck driver from Kreklondhe Dam Balmoral left Winistlaw Kowalaki severely injured and another rider with facial injuries. Both were taken to Hamilton District Base Hospital for treatment as Heilton police seek the truck driver who ferried migrants to the hospital for questioning.
Classified style notices list items for sale including horses for 200 acres and 17 row combine, Bobby Lockers 2 Woods, Lady's Golf Shoes size 6, Ring Natimuk 14, a light four wheel trailer, Ford automobile, Bromd Chewemelne Atted, and a 1917 Pontiac Tou. Various agents and contact phones appear.
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