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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
1
The Horsam Race Hospital announces new visiting hours after the management committee faced crowding with 62 patients in a 70 place capacity. To improve patient care two resident doctors and a biochemist have been added. visiting hours are reduced on Monday Wednesday and Thursday afternoons to ease medical attention and ward routine.
The Horsham Rotary Club schedules a district wide welfare week focusing on youth empowerment. Rotarians coordinate with schools and local institutions for tours, talks, and visits from July 1 to July 7, including factory tours, school addresses, and a Rotary dinner with guest students from local colleges and convents.
Mr A B Ampt of Gymbowen reports a record 130 members enrolled in Minyip for the Australian Primary Producers Union, signaling strong unity among Wimmera producers. He plans further canvassing in Nhill as branches form and membership grows. The South Street Competitions run Sept 28 to Oct 26 at Alfred Hall Ballarat with August 16 closing entries and a top prize of 300 guineas for the Aria.
Emmanuel Shinwell, Britain's Minister for Fuel and Power, steers the Coal Nationalisation Bill introduced in December 1945. Shinwell, famed as a mining expert since 1924, anchors Labour's plan to nationalise key basic industries. Lord Haldane praised him as one of Labour's ablest ministers.
Committees are active with office-bearers elected. voting noted from Beau Scott picture night and Williamson dance. A dance at Masonic Hall, several competitions and a wide program of events are planned, inviting friends to support the Queen's committees and follow progress in the Horsiga Times.
The University of Melbourne selects Mildura six miles from the city for a provincial branch due to limited Melbourne buildings. The camp offers 54 rooms, bus and air links to Melbourne, and mild winter climate. Accommodation for 50 to 600 students is deemed unlikely, so the camp must serve as a serviced establishment with reasonable board. Amenities include sports facilities, pens, and squash courts.
A fragmented report lists basketball courts and matches labeled Court No 12 for Church of England High School, Court No 2 for Presbyteriane versus Prestige, with unclear dates and participant names due to OCR errors.
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