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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
2
Precept inductees honored at Morahan High School ceremony Friday. Principal and school officials presented the event, with remarks from advisory council president Mr de Newtons and a list of attendees including Mr Cromalny, Y Colieyt, MN eben J Pewwker, and others.
The report describes a country council delegation heading to Melbourne to discuss regulatory scope and maintenance funding. It notes a 149 mile distance from Ed ype 14 Melbourne and a 173000 figure linked to the council’s agenda. John Totland of Witenn Street, Honan, is mentioned in connection with the event.
A June 7 Memorial Hall Hershem gathering honored Marie Theven Kn HouNL, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Price. Guests from Melbourne enjoyed dancing and entertainment as Miss Marie received the traditional key from Mr Price, marking the coming of age.
The Horvhcan Kub-Arunch RBL vice-president C Vance, transferred to Footecray Branch of the Commercial Bank, is farewelled by RAL members at a recent late night gathering. President Mtuart Boluim spoke as Vance received thanks for his stalwart service and years in Horsham.
The piece laments hostile press coverage from provincial papers and party attacks on the Premier and rural development. It argues the government deserves credit for amenities and major projects, and urges unity to address road and economic issues amid political pressure.
Mr Archiv Lloyd of Melbourne returns to Horsham for a few days after Monday night. On Wednesday he celebrated his 21st birthday at a party hosted by his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs. Sennett. Sailed from Melbourne yesterday for Newland and the Continent, planning to return in December. The weekend saw visits from Men Ne Smith and PF Kelly. Local residents are expected at the Wimmera Hospital over the weekend. Constable 8, Rarfrey and Ivey, among others, are noted in holiday plans.
Mr and Mrs Li at 7 Morgan Court Melbourne host activity over the weekend. The notice mentions Morgan and Haye Morgan and a planned morning join. The text references an entertainment event and a Rory scholarship and a statement of intended life change, though details are unclear.
Ir. R. C. Rankin spoke at Castarten Ball rally opposing the Liberal and Country Party line. He accused the Country Party government of taxing dairy farmers and blocking rail access to motor transport, saying the liberté and freedom of the people are at stake and unity with western producers must be defended.
A detailed social note records the marriage of James Baden to Ray Maxwell at St Johns Church in Horsham. The bride wore ivory satin with silver beads and orange blossoms. bridesmaids in blue lace. four lucky shoes and a graphed boot adorned the ceremony. The groom’s brother Mr Leo Gibbons led the conferring of the garland while the bride’s mother chose a black frock. The couple planned a wedding trip by train to Tolworth.
At Finday's council, a motion passed on installing four sanded ape ibs. Health Inspector Mr Tawett questioned Ramay Smith tanks and ruled some designs failed Health Department standards. Country Vendors and Kerr faced delays, with permits tied to compliance and potential removal of nonconforming tanks.
Australian Youth Travel groups toured Newton Aerodrome in England with an audio display and visits to Cheltenham and Nottingham. They viewed factories, traced routes through Brats and Trent Bridge cricket, and attended an agricultural show at Bath and West Brow, concluding with performances at the theatre and river events.
A Wor sham Court on Wednesday adjourned after a case regarding vehicle registration labels. The defendants faced fines for failing to display the required labels and prosecutors indicated further action may follow if rebels remain noncompliant after final notice.
A fractured report notes Mrs G Vance received a cup saucer and plate before departing the jetty. The event occurred at a primary street location on a Friday. The meeting's remainder included a luncheon about supper and a white cray competition with an apron contest planned.
Canon D I M Anthony and Mia Anthony hosted debutantes at a church ball, held at Ararat Church of Binge Mand par'ah, on a night described as festive. The event featured a formal reception and traditional presentations within the community circle.
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