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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
6
A city committee plans a formal study of the public footpath in front of Connonwetdl Bank in Merbrngy. The aim is to produce a detailed report on the open way and gutter conditions, to address concerns about safety and accessibility for pedestrians.
The Crown alleged the driver passed a valueless cheque to a Dimboola garage proprietor with the intent to defraud. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty after a trial that heard he claimed he had no money and intended to open an account.
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Dowell were the sole Horst golfers to win in the pennant golf competition held over 18 holes at Minyip golf club. Bennett beat Mrs. Minylp one down after 18 holes, Dowell defeated Mrs. McIntyre four up, while Go Really ort defeated Mrs. Gintz Mt Horsham three up. Webb beat Penny Morsham four up and Payne defeated Mrs. Sith rson Chowan two up.
District Medical Officer Dr Z Calwell notes possible contamination of wartime era water from Lake Wartock Wybath area. Report cites lower water quality near Miles Funnel area and mentions engineers and council members in investigation. The matter referred to Waterworks for action.
Diggers plan a golf day at Bowen on Saturday June 1 with the course prepped. The event features Abe Imes and others from the organization, includes 18 holes, trophies, silver thirds, and prizes. Entries close next Tuesday with My, jo Vance and Al Connick Henk handling entries at Anabritic.
In Laie Warllive this week the Baenhope Angling Club released two thousand yearling trout into Lake Baenhope attracting fishermen and local roletaen around Fordhan where the event drew early week-celebrates.
Unbeaten Nhill field a strong side with former Goolong and MINIT fLeuta Ralph leading a dominant defense as they chase a premiership run. The lineup features Tyg colors and a mix of players like Horst and Mingige, aiming to secure wins in the coming fixtures despite groin concerns and lineup changes.
Club to decide on curtain raisers as Titan and Ilenese Fowlla discuss options. City Comet grants authority over curtain use at the Quality Gal. Fortin and Dytel league meeting notes referenced for one offering. Saturday action described with unclear details.
Len Rolph of Cavoke misses remaining games due to injury while teammates prepare for upcoming title clash. Coach confirms he remains unavailable for selection as the junior side pushes toward the league finish.
Haven eyes second place after last Sunday loss to College while St Michaels seeks to keep its unbeaten run. The week advances with key matchups and potential shifts in standings as both teams contend for position and momentum heading into upcoming games.
The Horsham Group Selenite Sports Association gained permission from the City Council to use the City Oval on September 20 for degree sports. The mayor and city officials announced the decision at Tuesday’s meeting.
A garbled draw table shows multiple clubs and players including Lamperening iM Norgalfalia Cereshivienian Hell and Peealipety Press. Matches set for Tuesday and Wednesday feature Y.M.C. Proshy Vetiing and Legion Giuli ECM with St. Michael's Taulina Menor Hall hosting the events.
In a contested meeting Town Clerk O M A J Winter explains four poles are needed for an interval on Natinue Road while Berry insists three poles suffice and residents question who pays for the extra pole. Mr Walt asks if he is prepared to cover the cost for all three poles.
Weather notes from the Thorham area show a general rain fall ranging from light to heavy. Longerenong recorded over an inch with variations across nearby localities as residents reported showers and cooler conditions.
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