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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 06, 1952
Page
3
Unclear readable text shows fragments with names and dates garbled. No coherent event or actions can be determined from the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a dated obituary line for Mel Wlhi who is referenced with a stylized name. The readable pieces suggest a death notice or memorial line without full context or dates.
Horses and drivers from across the state attended the meeting with Melbourne Portland Mt. Gambier Ballarat Hamilton Ararat Wedderburn and Rainbow among participants. Double Park edged Spark Contial in the May Handicap by two yards as Western Wynne won the President Stakes.
Five graziers including J W Karhne and A Sudborg were fined totals £14 after a Hornham District Stock Inspector found lice in all sheep pens at the Horsham Sale. Most infestations were light. one offender claimed recent purchase and ignorance of infestation.
The brief notes mention a person named Wilbur and a wind related event with a charge and fines of £2. References to Weberrang, Ghat, and Peroni appear, along with mentions of months, a Mallee location, an interview, and a cadet. The fragmentary text records a small legal or disciplinary matter with minor penalties.
Bell Jazz Band, led by Guy Raewe Lien, travels from Australia for a second overseas tour to perform at a Horsham Town Hall dance on May 17. The group, popular in Horsham, has performed in cities including Portland Scotland Leeland Rejum France Holland Germany and more, drawing wide attention worldwide.
Melbourne action features two standout players delivering strong performances. The event highlights veteran talent and rising stars in a competitive field with commentary noting key plays and final tallies.
In Rupanyup the football club hosts a weekly card tournament every Tuesday evening. Mr Wert and Milo Gigonell emerge as early victors in the event, with the series noted as a women’s club activity alongside local community games.
A fragmented review notes half of a concert program with artists from various regions. It mentions the Wimmern Base Hin piel Mowe Cunpadenna as an award winner and several performers including Lone Pan McDermontt and Sir Thon Beechan, with references to international tours and venues but many unclear names.
The forecast notes pleasant weekend weather with daytime highs around TH degrees and cool evenings. Temperatures show a gentle rise over the coming days and no extreme conditions are expected.
Dr. G Forsyth outlined a ten year program to develop Halton Park with a swimming pool and public enthusiasm. The plan centers on raising funds and organizing the project, with Rotary Club involvement in Hamilton as a model for community action. An estimated cost around 2 million pounds was discussed, and a Town Hall meeting was proposed to mobilize support.
The report notes Mia M. Wilsher won a stroke play event at a 11-hole camp edition on Thursday. Mrs Carrill and Mrs Stalascee are mentioned among participants with unclear scores. The event appears to be part of a local golf clinic or exhibition with ongoing matches and upcoming competition days.
Frank Keenan and A Baker top Victorian Rifle Association medals at Horsham Range on Saturday. Scores reflect 300 500 and 600 yard stages with Baker posting 133 to win the medal. numerous shooters and teams are listed with varied scores and positions in the event recap.
Prices at Geelong last week for Miga Lake wool reached 103d with Orana over MLL branding. Lots from western Victoria Gippsland and the northeast were mingled, competition keen and buyers active as outfits like Donny Lay Celles Ltd and Whowans showcased widely.
Mrs. Smith has years of opera experience in Australia and Europe. Mitchelson, famed tenor, lauded for 2001 Australian award, prepares for Melbourne Sydney performances under Council of Adult Abention. Lola to be sung by Lois Barry with other cast members including Wimmera singers.
A fragmented wartime narrative recalls World War II era events with references to Princes Stitt, Black Hywel, and figures like Rehan Greene and Alex Nicholini. The text hints at military talk, tent life, and strategic tensions amid shifting allegiances and postwar reflections within an Allied context.
The final day at Kolminn Park Croquet Club produced wins for Patel, Mra, Rodda, DB Grinds, Mrs. Hamond, and Green in the C grade.
A garbled Victorian market note reports bacon prices with units and ranges. It cites top bacons selling from £22 to £19 0s 8d and an average around £20 11d, with various weight grades and yarding references.
Noradjuha dominated after halftime to defeat Pimpinio by 58 in a Central Wimmera League clash at Pimpinia on Saturday. Noradjuha's key players Gaver Meth McDowall Bernas Caw Emaersen and Light led a decisive second half scoring push while Pimhinio's efforts included several kickers and a late surge.
Scramble set for next month at Horsham and District Motor Cycle Club with plans for a weekend meet at the Garena Linetyeiey venue. Members note Friday night meeting and other events at venues in the area.
Fragmentary notice appears to reference ten farmers with unclear details. The legible bits mention locations or actions but lack concrete dates names or places. Unable to determine specific action or deadlines from the readable OCR fragment.
Tender call invites bids for a major municipal project listing locations and offices including Police Station and City Hall, with required submission by a specified date and time. Documents detail bid requirements, eligible contractors, and evaluation criteria.
Mt Gambier Racing Club lists the Winter Meeting with events on June 4 and 6. Prize money ranges up to 200 guineas with multiple handicaps including novice, steeplechase, hurdle, and open flat races. Nominations and weights vary by event with specific terms noted for each race.
Fragmentary OCR text describes extra train services between Melbourne Horsham and Dimbogla with days of operation and schedules but is garbled and partially indecipherable. It mentions trains to Melbourne and Horsham, midweek runs, and inquiries, but many words are unreadable.
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